germi91

Briefly, the Mandalorians were a race who enjoyed fighting. They were warriors who wanted to test themselves against the Republic which led to the Mandalorian wars. Go to Wikipedia.com and check there. The description is very detailed.

It pretty much depends. There were many Sith Lords who were evil and cruelly manipulated people, murdered thousands, etc. Revan was simply another Sith Lord in the Star Wars universe. You can't say he was the ultimate Sith Lord because he wasn't as cruel or merciless as many other ones. In fact, like Kreia said, he never truly fell. I wouldn't consider him a Sith Lord, more like a... secret agent.... sort of, trying to prepare the republic for some kind of threat. For example, i think Kreia was a better Sith Lord than Revan or, like some people said, Vader was better at killing and torturing than Revan. He never became 'evil' since he always had one goal in mind. Another thing Kreia said was that Revan became a Sith Lord accidentally. And when he did, he didn't behave like a true Sith Lord would. What i can admit is that he was very clever and always stayed true to his primary goal, even if he had to be a Sith Lord. I would even say that, somehow, he always was a Jedi who simply had to risk falling to the Dark Side, in order to protect the Republic. The fact that he did this makes him a petty Sith Lord. However, it makes him a brave and noble person. ... And i'm not a Revan fanboy... just so you know. There are far more better characters than Revan.

I'd go for Revan. Here's why: Revan was a Jedi who sacrificed himself in order to protect the galaxy from the real threat lurking somewhere in the Outer Rim. He's an excellent strategist, he's charismatic and wise. He understood the difference between falling and sacrifice. Ulic was a jedi who fell to the Dark Side and, like Malak, brutally attacked the republic claiming to bring the golden age of the Sith. Though in the end he learned from his mistakes... a bit, he died a stupid death: Blaster shot.

Vrook, i'd say, is a hard-line jedi who views the jedi order very strictly, therefore requiring discipline and complete obedience to the Jedi code. In the case of that dialogue, i'm afraid Vrook doesn't change his opinion, regardless of what you say to Atris or anyone else.

Hahahahahaha! I wish i could see that in the game itself

After finishing a game called 'Star Wars: Knights of the old republic', i smile at myself and asy 'Geez, what a game! I loved it!'. I look at my screen, watching Darth Malak stare at me, with his arms crossed, behind a layer of smoke... or black gas... or whatever it is. Months later, i hear a second game is coming out. I tell myself, 'Wait... so soon? Wow! Bioware was very fast this time'. Later, i figure out that my favorite game-making company didn't make this sequel. It was another company, who was a good friend of Bioware, called Obsidian entertainment. So i tell myself, 'Well... if they're good pals, i guess the game will still be good! Hahahaha!' (Don't ask about the laugh). The game is out! I rush to the nearest shop to find the game! 'There it is! MINE!!'. I leap towards the shelf and snatch it with my left hand and i bring it to the counter. I buy the game. I return to my jolly house. I insert the CD in the computer. My beast starts loading the launcher and i click on the 'Install' button. The game is installed! So i start the game. Two weeks later... i cry. Why did i cry? Was it because my girlfriend had left me? No! ... i had no girlfriend! Then why? Kotor II. Picture this: A game you were wating for so long... (Though i shouldn't be surprised, since sequels tend to be worse than the originals) and it turns out that it wasn't as good as the first one... it was TOO confusing and it seemed like the story couldn't hold itself. Sure, i loved the new force powers and crystals and the cool jedi robes but... the story... it tore itself apart! I question myself why. I couldn't explain it. Why did the game have such a strange and irregular story? Why did i think the original game was far better than this one, knowing that this game had awesome jedi robes? So i start searching in google (Google, you rock!). I find people saying stuff about missing parts in the game and conversations which were... gone. Vanished. Like a magician with his black hat taking out a bunny and then making it disappear. (Continued) I find out that there ARE missing parts in the story. I read rumours, stories and such... but the only way to find out is to ask in the official forum of the game. So, here i am, asking a simple... asking SOME simple questions. What are these missing parts? How do they fit in the story? What the hell happened with the romance? The drama? Where is the story itself? Where is the action? You know, when i played the first one, it felt like there was this... motion. It's like if there is some kind of 'thing' which makes you feel part of the game, part of the action. You feel like you are the character you control. And when you fight and discover more of the plot and the secrets... you are surprised. It catches you off-guard. You are stunned because you discovered something which you would have never guessed. Even with all the clues given to you in the beginning of the game, i never thought the character which you control is Revan. In this sequel i simply didn't understand it. The story was breaking apart. What the hell was up with Kreia, planning everything from the beginning? What's up with Bao-Dur? What happens in the end? I didn't get what Goto meant when he was talking to the other droid in Malachor at all since there were MISSING *cough* elements in the story. I need answers!