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Good point about Atton, but you can assemble a lightsaber by only visiting Dantooine. Umm. No. I know this because my current character has a lightsaber and I'm still ON Nar Shaddaa, which is the first planet I went to. If you are referring to focusing crystals, the immoral merchant on Telos usually has one, as do two merchants on the Nar Shaddaa landing pad area. EDIT: Never mind. I misread your post. I thought you said 'you can only assemble a lightsaber by visiting Dantooine'. Nar Shaddaa is definately the best. You get Mira/Hanharr, G0-T0(although I could care less about him), the last two parts for finishing HK-47, the parts to create a lightsaber(if you're lucky, before you meet Visas, because if you do, I think you get a free one when you meet her). Then Dxun/Onderon for Canderous and the entire party is complete. Then, I usually go to Dantooine for the Character Crystal(male, don't get Disciple). Last, Korriban 'to face my demons', and then finishing Onderon.

No, I don't get any influence at all. Not during the first conversation. Not when I told him it was okay he lost consciousness at Atris' academy. Not for helping the refugees on Nar Shaddaa. Not for letting him check my work on the land speeder. Not while I helped the stuck Mandalorian on Dxun. Not with the atmospheric sensors. Not anything. I suppose I'll have to start over.

KOTOR 1. It'd crash everytime I'd want to use a console.

I prefer going to Nar Shaddaa first, because if you do that, you can assemble a lightsaber faster, assemble HK faster, and you can get away with not leveling Atton, just gain influence a couple of times and you almost immediately have a free Jedi Sentinel.

I have Bao-Dur in my party all the time, I talk to him, I say the things I need to say. I even did everything the influence guide on the forums says I should. But I don't gain any influence with him. At all. Does anyone else have this problem?

Invulnerability You become Master Yoda himself Seriously? o_

Judi Dench for Kreia is an amazingly good choice. Kudos to whoever first suggested it. Also, Kelly Hu for Visas is a no-brainer. She's a good actress, she does the voice to begin with, and she's a good martial artist. I'm going to go off on a limb here and suggest Ryan Reynolds for Atton. He was the only thing that made Blade: Trinity watchable. Ron Perlman for Canderous/Mandalore. The man is just too awesome. That's all I have so far.

Yeah, because F.W. Murnau wasn't a cornerstone of the film-making industry or anything. And Lola Rennt must have been one of the worst movies of the last decade instead of the best. I'm not defending Uwe Boll here, the man's a hack and has commited more crimes against gamers than Paul W.S. Anderson and Courtney Solomon combined, but you, sir, are an ignorant, generalizing bastard.

Probably likewise too.

Devil's Dance Floor has been running through my head for several days now.

Sounds like a Flash Gordon episode. Which, I do believe, is exactly what he's after. DESPITE people liking it or not.

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I only heard American Idiot and Boulevard of Broken Dreams, of which I liked the former but the latter seemed way to emo. Currently getting into: Arch Enemy. Hot girl grunting and being all sweaty to not only heavy but also melodic guitars? Sign me up.

I can't, but it was pretty obvious by the anti-asylum system he was fronting. Which mostly passed, too, dagnabbit.

Did it several times before. The first time I was right next to Ghandi, the others I kept getting lefter and lefter. A two axis system can only lead to gross inaccuracies though.

You think conservatives are racists? Holland is trying to survive an unslaught of Muslim fundelmentalism. Probably late here, but: I didn't call him a conservative. Conservatives want things to stay the same, mostly. He wanted to kick non-dutch people out neverminding the fact that our multiculture is now part of our countries identity. That's not conservatism. That's fascism. Plain and simple, the most known politician of the last century he resembled was none other than Adolf Hitler. By the way, that 'onslaught'(which is widely exaggerated and mostly caused by whites retaliating against the non-fundamentalists pissing the fundamentalists off even more) hadn't even ****ing started when he got shot. He got shot by a white guy who just plain didn't agree with the bastard. Do your research.

In which a racist politician who did nothing but get shot won. So that basically proved to me that whoever wins is the opposite.

Is the DareDevil director's cut still nothing more than an elongated music video? The theatrical version certainly wasn't. That being said, any movie that has scenes that made me wince at how bad it was does not merit a second viewing.

Why on earth did Doom remind me of Revan?

I haven't played KotOR II yet but in KotOR I I'd have to say those Genoharadan Bastards. Even if they don't really qualify as bosses.

Mace Windu. That guy watched Pulp Fiction way too ****ing often. He completely modeled his personality after Sam Jackson. Obsessive ripoff.

They could do so much with the Mission character now that she's grown up. My vision would be that after KoTOR things went from bad to worse for her and she is now a bitter, disillusioned warrior by neccesity. I can see it now. The scarred blue Twi'lek, bitchslapping anyone who crosses her. Her new philosophy in life? Instead of whining about the world not caring, she returns the favour. You can either show her that there is still good in the world(LS) or completely break her last bit of will and make you into a loyal servant(DS). Possibly story hooks? Meeting that bastard Griff. Spare him? Or convince Mission to rip him into shreds? I think even some good players will chose that second one. Maybe Jedi-trainable? I always though Bastila's line hinted at that. You know, 'she's stronger than she appears'.

Completely ignoring the fact that St. Anger is a far cry from trash metal anyway. It definately sounds more like nu-metal. Besides, if it were any band but Metallica, St. Anger would have been a praised hit.

About 5000 years, yeah.

You see, in Austin Powers, this was funny. Mostly because he didn't claim to like Marijuana before he said it, making it completely oxymoronic. (Way to perpetuate the stereotype, TN)