BelasVinn

If you really need to... flee to behind the plants, activate a stealth field generator of some sort, and go set a bunch of mines at his feet. Step back on the side of the mines opposite of him, deactivate the stealth field, and there you go.

It may be loosely due to the fact that I watched most of the first game get played but actually got to beat TSL three times... but I think the second game is better. And I voted nonchalantly....

^this man speaks the truth! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I am a man and I do speak the truth! But, why doesn't the Mandalorian Armor look like the stuff the Mandalorians are wearing?

That would absolutely suck in a RPG. Maybe if it was a once-in-a-blue-moon chance, but not a regular occurance. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I know. I suppose it's just my need for fairly realistic destruction that makes me want that. Eh, in some ways I agree, in others I strongly disagree. Jade Empire wasn't as good as they said it should have been. But, some things--parts of the combat system--would maybe suit KoTORIII.

Yeah, a small scale war would be nice. That and the possibility of attacking or defending against more than one opponent at once. Oh, and maybe a more realistic damage system, like... most things are one hit kill even though it would hinder gameplay.

Mandalorian Assault Armor upgraded with Heavy Plating IV and Strengthening Underlay V near the end of the game for the sake of rolling around like a tank.

Eh, actually being able to choose what ship you get would be nice. Even though, besides the fact that each ship could be a different kind of 'home base', having a ship of your choice wouldn't really be important to the storyline or significant to events.