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The Exile isn't someone Revan had an attachment to, plus if Revan had no interest in someone helping him, he would never have let T3 take the Ebon Hawk and return to known space. Either he agreed to that, or he is in trouble, in which case he wouldn't mind getting some help. I really can't see Revan having any trouble with it, especially with the Exile coming from Kreia and all. Revan didn't send T3 back, it was Bastila.

Well, there has been speculation that the relationship between Revan and exile was a strained one. For example Malak recruited Exile into the Mandalorian Wars, not Revan. Yet Malak wanted HK-47 to terminate the Exile, so that doesn't hold much However, the other operator survived as well. Heck, he even has his droid reactivate the thing. But the fact that Malachor V was a suicide battle starring people he didn't like is something to take note of, as there were people he didn't like in the Republic and especially the Jedi Order - especially with the latter as the Mando Wars continued. But then the next question is, how many people knew it was a suicide mission before the fact? Malak probably knew, but that might be about it. And how many survivors knew that it was a suicide mission after the fact? While Revan did pity her, she also made a good scapegoat, considering that she was a Jedi and she was involved with the operation of the MSG. She may have been the only Jedi to survive the battle (not including Revan and Malak) (but that's a very weak theory, I'll admit), and if that's true, it also makes a stronger reason to send her back to the Jedi Council on Coruscant.

Am I the only one who thinks that a reunion between Revan and the Exile won't be a happy one? Considering how he covered his tracks very well, in the attempt that no one would come looking for him, only to have some somebody he hasn't seen in nearly a decade show up and try to help him in his cause. Maybe there isn't enough developed on the relationship Revan had with the Exile, but considering that Revan didn't want anyone with him - not Canderous, not Bastila, not Carth, not HK-47, not T3, not Mission - I don't think he would be too happy to see the Exile dropping on by. /discuss

George would blow a gasket if there was any partial nudity in Star Wars

I thought the Exile was feeding off of Kreia the whole time (hearing the Force, distantly, through her), and then the more Force Sensitives that joined (and Jedi trained), the more people she should feed off of to fuel her own Force connectivity. While she was in Exile, there was no one to feed off of, and because she had been disconnected from the Force, she was able to survive. Also, if you remember, the Exile originally thought that she had lost her connection all on her own, though without much solid proof as to why ("Wait, the Jedi did this to me?" "I thought I had lost it by my actions, by forgetting my training and the teaching of the Jedi.") What I find interesting is that while the Exile forms all these bonds and connections and is this "leader", everyone uses her to their own ends (Atris, Revan, T3-M4, Kreia, the Jedi Council), and she is little more than everyone's puppet.

This thing still is a great means of passing time. I think this card game is addictive.

Another question now becomes, does the Exile also feed on the Sith assassins that feed on her? Can parasites feed on parasites? Can a vacuum suck on another vacuum?

No, Xard, my own personal thing is that I can put myself into the character's place a lot easier if the character is female. I shall never understand men completely, and trying to pretend I'm one, even in a game, is some-what rediculous for me. This makes a game that has female options more immersive, IMO. Especially if they throw in any kind of a romance sup-plot. It has nothing to do with persecution, at least for me. Just makes it a better experience for me all-around. Then pretend you're the girl the male PC is romancing with, and the male PC is the guy of your dreams. I tend to do the opposite when playing female characters.

I think once TFU is released and once the release-hype wears out, we'll most likely hear something about it

Mistrial due to a biased jury

And don't forget, Order 66 involved Jedi getting shot. And also, skills in demolitions are a great asset in killing Jedi. It doesn't take a Force Sensitive to use mines and bombs

Harbinger Captain: "We have taken on passengers to Telos..." The Exile was not the only passenger that the Harbinger picked up. It is possible, though I find it unlikely, that Kreia was one of these passengers. The other passengers quickly become irrelevant, as you never hear about them again after that point (it's all about the diplomatic-level passenger, known as the Exile). The multiple passengers do help keep her identity a secret though, as the common soldiers would have just labeled her as "one of the passengers", and left it at that. This is what I've always assumed, that there was another ship (a small one like Bastila's G-wing in K1 or something). Simply because of this line: "When we intercepted the Harbinger, it was crippled, drifting in space. It was a simple matter to board the vessel and rescue you. Unknown to me, however, the Sith were already on board." If they (who is this "they", btw? Kreia wasn't alone?) intercepted the Harbinger and the Sith were already on board that means the Ebon Hawk was already on board the Harbinger. So she couldn't have been on the Ebon Hawk. It also implies that Kreia was not on the Harbinger, either. That leaves only one other option, the aforementioned ship. I never looked at it that way, but that does sound like a good possibility. The Ebon Hawk held no significance to her at that time (though that could be another story pending on how much she knew about post-redeemed Revan), and I'm not sure she would have known that T3 was also searching for the Exile (given her lack of interest/attention to droids). Though if there was another ship involved, it quickly gets unaccounted for, by HK-50, the Sith, and the Republic... The prologue is actually incorrect about the use of a hyperdrive. As I understand it, hyperdrive is only used to jump from system to system (ex: Taris to Dantooine in K1) Sub-light engines are what get you around insystem (say like when you come out of hyperspace at Telos and fly toward Citadel Station those are the sub-light engines at work) and these would be what T3 would use to get to the Peragus mining facility. Anyway the hyperdrive may have worked long enough to get from where the Harbinger was to Peragus then conked out. Edit: I doubt the Exile was naked on the Harbinger. The medical officer on Peragus was most likely the one to undress the Exile when she put him/her in the kolto tank. What she did with the Exile's clothes is a mystery though. Yeah, it's most likely the main reactor that was badly damaged, since when that got repaired (albeit slightly), the left engine had enough power to take the crew to Peragus. The whole clothes thing is weird because the rest of her equipment (including the medical treatment request) was returned to her room. A Jedi Robe or even standard clothing in there would have answered the question of the Exile's clothing. I would at least hope that the Exile was clothed when she boarded the Harbinger

The non-Clone Republic soldier? Dunno of any

After playing through Peragus yet again, one of the Republic junior officers (I think it was the white girl) who did mention that they saw a badly damaged T3 unit during the sweep of the Ebon Hawk. And there was mentioning of dead people on the Ebon Hawk from the Harbinger's doctor (the black girl), as they were planning autopsies within that hour. And for Kreia, it would be the easiest way to sneak into the Harbinger and I would take it that on a starship, the morgue would be close to the medbay, and that cargo hold where the Exile was locked inside would be nearby as well (The less HK-50 was seen with a doped up and naked Exile, the less suspicion that would arise) Kreia mentions that she used the Force to find the Exile (explicitly using her faint thoughts). I'm not sure HK-50 would have seen Kreia run off with the Exile (or anyone else accompanying Kreia at that time [i just can't picture Kreia carrying the Exile, whether it's in the arms or over the shoulder]), but it is a strong possibility, considering he had nowhere else to be (unless the droid officer [the dead guy by the deactivated utility droids and disabled protocol droid {HK-50's predecessor - I think this was supposed to be a journal entry, IIRC}] saw him wandering off somewhere where he wasn't supposed to be [yet again]), though the other possibility could be that once the chaos ensued, knowing there was another ship docked, made a beeline for it, knowing his chances of survival might be increased somehow. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Since the hyperdrive is busted, they're not going to be going into hyperspace (I think the main reactor is also for that matter). One possibility is that the Harbinger was in the Peragus system (I don't think there was any mention of the Sith warship after the Sith migrated to the Harbinger), and then left when the Ebon Hawk was nearly destroyed, thinking the Exile and Kreia were dead (Sion barely senses Kreia before she loses her left hand, when she's as alive as she can be, and the Exile's connection to the Force was minimal to nonexistent at that time), the Harbinger jumped into hyperspace and left the Peragus system. One thing to keep in mind is that the Exile was on Peragus for several days in that kolto tank, and that the Ebon Hawk - Harbinger - Sith vessel skirmish happened in a matter of hours. Remember: Day 0.5 - Exile gets drugged Day 1 - Possibility of Exile being sold to the Exchange Day 2 - Droid malfunctions occur Day 3 - Dormitories get gassed Day 4 - Exile wakes up (I know, old topic, but I thought it was better than making a duplicate)

But considering that 4000 years is actually a very small segment of history in the SW timeline, it really doesn't sound that far-fetched.

pffft, it's not even a real sport The preseason? Yeah, it can be kinda dull watching backups try to stay on the team. It's basically glorified tryouts... But then the regular season (and the real fun) begins

Has anyone else noticed that the forms of address for Jedi Masters is different in KOTOR than that in the movies? In KOTOR the Jedi Masters are called Master Vandar, Master Zhar, and Master Vrook as opposed to Master Tokare, Master Lestin, and Master Lamar. In TSL, it's once again Master Vrook, although Kavar has no other name, and Zez-Kai Ell (IIRC) is referred to by his full name. But in the films, it's Master Windu as opposed to Master Mace, Master Kenobi as opposed to Master Obi-Wan, and the list goes on. You'd think there'd've been more consistency in things like that... I know, they should be referred to as "dude", right dude? And if you're wondering about any possibility that I have way too much time on my hands, that will soon change when June rolls around

Bill O'Reilly as a Jedi Master (dunno if he should be an established one or a new one, though)

And after that they're off to the beach to check out babes in bikinis. And after that, the NFL preseason begins...

KSE?

Like Kreia and Visas?

Since this thread is about love stories and romance and all that, isn't this forum due for another one of those Bastila threads again?

I thought it was because of everyone being pissed off over Anakin's Jesus birth

Maybe a Family Guy version of either KOTOR or TSL could work. Maybe Lois could be the Exile, Stewie could be Kreia, Mayor West could be Vrook, Bruce could be Zez Kai-Ell, Joe Swanson could be Mandalore, Quagmire could be Atton, Chris could be the Disciple...

We ALL remember what happened with the Star Wars game Christmas release back in '04 4 years later, TG would do something that the people who ruined this game did? Doubt it Not too much longer, ya'll! Clich