Blarghagh

Because are less farfetched than ghosts out of a golden box melting faces? I mean, I'm disappointed that all Spielberg and Lucas managed to come up with is again, but in the context of this series it wasn't even a stretch.

Not really. That's just fanboys overreacting. The movie was actually quite fun to watch, despite its flaws.

Well, in some parts it's exam crunch time.

Or you could just play the game. You'll have to be very unlucky in your item drops not to find a type of robes on the Harbinger. Most of the time I find a Mukutai Apprentice robe and a Baran Do Novice Robe.

If I remember correctly, you won't have to make your final choice until Colonel Tobin confronts you in the Onderon Cantina.

Yeah, that part is weird because your companions don't get thrown into the brig, so Kreia's expositionary Atton conversation won't happen, an you will get to talk to Atris and the Handmaiden's about your friends in the brig. Gah huh?

"Fall! Break!" D: The Goonies is so awesome. I miss the 80's. Well, certain aspects of it anyway.

I've probably played most combinations, but I like following stories so I mostly end up going canon. My favourite ways of playing these games are: KoTOR - Male Light Side Scoundrel -> Jedi Consular. KoTOR II: TSL - Female Light Side Sentinel -> Jedi Master.

Well, the thing is, I have something approaching OCD when it comes to items. I always want to fill every item or crafting slot. Plus I dig attribute bonuses. I guess I could make an attempt at not doing that.

Exactly.

I can't find anything like it, but I'm not very involved in the KoTOR 2 community so maybe some of you guys know. Mostly because the armours and helmets are damn ugly, I'm looking for a mod that makes at least the party members wear their normal outfit no matter what armour you give them, and doesn't show helmets at all. Not sure about the Exile, perhaps something that makes him or her look like she's wearing Jedi robes by default. I seriously hate most of the armour and helmet designs in this game, so... Thanks in advance. EDIT: Also, KoTOR 1.

Did you notice the way Bao-Dur's "this arm of mine isn't just for show" line was put into a completely screwed up and disturbing context?

I think this is the scariest thing I have seen in a while, and I spend a lot of time on the internet.

I don't think I could disagree more with this statement. In fact, the problem with this movie was the exact opposite. It didn't feel like a stranger at all. It felt much too familiar, much too comfortable. There is never a moment that, while we sometimes don't know exactly what will happen, we don't know in what way it will happen. There is never any danger because it never challenges itself into there actually being a real danger. In Raiders, we were kept on the edge of our seats because Indiana, even though he tries so damn hard, constantly fails in his mission (loses the girl, bluff gets called, the ark gets taken), so we feel like he could fail again anytime. Not being comfortable is a strength. There is none of that in this movie. They did do a good thing in , though. P.S. I know it was Ray Winstone who played Mac, but I constantly felt like I was watching Bob Hoskins. D:

On the subject of Anakin's fall, Palpatine's speech about influencing the Midichlorians to create life sort of imply that Anakin was created for this purpose and thus was sort of predisposed to it.

Obviously most of them are caused by the new content. Changes cause new bugs. I do not suspect the mod will make it buggier, because they're quite busy fixing them.

What kind of character do you suspect the Exile is in canon? I suspect she's a Sentinel, but that has more to do with me seeing Revan and Malak as Consular and Guardian respectively and wanting to complete that trifecta.

And I think there was some Dynaheir/Edwin/Minsc dynamic too.

This game really does work best if you've played it several times. I still don't feel like I've gotten everything I can out of it.

No they do not.

I haven't read most of this topic, just about the first page, but I suspect that Bastila seized to be a Jedi in most cases at the end of KoTOR 1. If you played Dark Side Revan, she always ended up as a Sith (if I remember correctly, a holocron displays this in KoTOR 2). Light Side Female, you could redeem or kill Bastila. If you redeemed her, I think this would be the only case in which Bastila possibly rejoined the Jedi Order. However, if Revan is set as Light Side Female, Bastila does not appear in KoTOR 2 anyway. Because of this, we must assume she is either dead or has not rejoined the order. (It IS possible that she is in hiding, like the Jedi Masters, but the game states repeatedly that these are Jedi no longer.) I personally think that in this continuity, she's dead. I do not think Bastila would be very effective at hiding herself. Light Side Male had the same choices plus redeeming her through love. Technically, she could be alive as a Jedi if chosen to just redeem her, but when set to Revan Light Side Male, KoTOR 2 makes it clear that in this continuity that the option taken by Revan was definately that of redeeming her through love (for example, she is singled out when Kreia explains that Revan could not take his loved ones). Since love is against the Jedi Code and she has learned what it means, Bastila would never return to the Jedi Order, instead "pulling a Bindo" and leaving the Jedi Order. This is all a moot point though. The Sith, afterall, are hunting the Exile as well, who is... well, an Exile. He or she is no longer of the Jedi Order either. Why would Bastila (especially with her powerful Battle Meditation gift) be ignored whereas the Exile, who can no longer hear the Force, be hunted? I suppose because of Kreia's influence, but Kreia was exiled from the Sith. Plus, even under her guidance at the time, they destroyed the other Jedi, so why again was Bastila given special treatment? I think Bastila's cameo was basically a bit of plothole in KoTOR 2. Still, I'd rather see her than see Carth alone, so I generally put Revan as a Light Side Male anyway. Edited for grammar because I suck.

As much as I hate to admit it becuase it would mean I'm a little wussy girl, I got pretty choked up at the ending. It was on a flight across the U.S so I was trapped and was forced into the story and it just came out of freakin nowhere. Not to mention my friend was next to me so I had to hold back and it was a true test of emotional restraint. :'( Yeah, I did quite a bit of sniffling at that part. I hadn't gotten so sad over a movie since I saw Draco die in Dragonheart when I was 8. I didn't scream at the tube like taks did though. The only movie so far to actually piss me off so much that I had to yell at the TV was Stephen King's The Mist. Goddamn I hate the ending of that movie.

This is just a mash-up of a bunch of different songs... And I fail to see what's so bad about it.

Is it me, or does it seem like you can easily crack this? I mean, I can't, but real computer-savvy people can crack it easily. I suppose it would come down to something like changing the .exe file to always say the check already happened (most cracks involve a overwriting the .exe anyway) or creating a file that simulates the check. It doesn't look like this can really stop piracy. In fact, judging by reactions, people will now be MORE likely to pirate it. We all know that a crack will appear within ten minutes after release anyway, and they're really doing their best to alienate gamers (their core audience). This is something I completely agree with. It makes me think of going to a fancy restaurant, ordering your food and getting met with the response "you better pay for that, sneak". Good a reason as any to walk out (or at least not give a tip).

Reading subtitles fast is an acquired skill. I learned to read subtitles fast because here in Holland, just about everything has dutch subtitles. Thankfully my english is good enough to be able to just listen to it now.