Dereth

I also thought it was wierd that when we put on darth bandon's armor not only did it restrict our force powers but it looked nothing like the armor he was wearing.

Hey, don't knock the time honored cRPG tradition of stealing from peoples homes, while they watch & helpless to stop you! Seriously though, you should get DS points for that. You only get DS points for robbing someone if you tell them about it. Basically they are all thinking, "Hey that guy must need that money and med packs pretty badly to bang on my door with a sword until it opened. Not that I would ever use them since I never, ever leave this room." But then you yell, "I'm taking all your crap and there's nothing you can do to stop me!" and its suddenly evil. <_<

Revan's attempts to convert Malak can be summarized quite easily. Revan: Malak, cast away the dark side and come to the light. Malak: no. Revan: Well, I tried. *Stab*

I could see that working actually.

Yeah, I've been considering that option as well. And eventually it'll turn out to be Revan... :ph34r: Or Carth!

Quite possibly the best suggestion I've ever heard. Although I might not get to the rest of the game since I'll be reloading that part over and over. Yes it was, until I thought of an NPC who is a monkey/ninja/pirate/smuggler/vampire witha jetpack

The bastard child of KOTOR and LOTR? Elrond: Isildor! You must cast the ring into the fire! Isildor: It is mine! Elrond: *Force Push* Isildor: ahhhhh!

Just cause you don't understand his constant beeping doesn't mean he isn't planning anything. He's a sinister little bugger. May I suggest a new title? Knights of the Old Republic: T3-M4's Revenge

*The main villian and the PC prepare for the final battle* PC: I've waited a long time for this *PC ignites lightsaber and charges the main villian* *music starts* "Everybody was kung fu fighting!"

Everyone would just hide behind the hut and fire blasters at the enemies.

BTW, perhaps that guy in the red/white mask is actually one of our darkside NPC's. They could have put him in as a counter for the girl jedi (forget her name) that's supposed to act as your mentor. Maybe if you go dark he tempts you to join him and becomes your new mentor. You never know. EDIT: That might explain why he is opposite her in some of the artwork. It'd be to simply IMO for him to be the main villian. I could see these two trying to sway to to their respective sides.

An example of what happens in KOTOR 2 when you don't have enough repair skill and try to upgrade your lightsaber

^agrees

Reminds me of the Nameless One.

Dance dance Malak

You can never have enough droids, meatbag

If you want her to be somewhat important to the plot then that's a lot of extra VA and scripting work for someone who *Might* be alive. Not that I care, I'll buy the game regardless.

Exactly, level caps should be hard to reach unless you just powerlevel. EDIT: Make it so that in KOTOR 2 you don't reach the level cap unless you try really hard. In KOTOR 1 I hit level 20 about halfway through and it sucked.

Powergamer Galore, anyone? ^_^ What are you smiling at ?!? This is dire news... <_< And what on earth is wrong with powergaming? Nothing in my book. Besides, if you're roleplaying an evil sith then it would make perfect sense to be a powergamer.

I'm with opus here. A Lightsaber battle is only fun when I got the standard ochestra/choir star wars music behind it.

I'm glad the devs are being open and truthful about the game and communicating with the players. It really shows that they care about this project.

I actually think Revan may have gone off in search of that thing that Canderous mentioned. The strange asteroid/meteor thing that shot off into space after melting his armor.

I read somewhere that each NPC will have some kind of unique ability to make them usefull. There was an example given of one NPC you pick up that has wrist mounted rocket launchers.

We need a ninja :ph34r: