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It hasn't done good to some guys playing the game as a female. They had to start a romance with Carth and hate him since then. :D He didn't even bother me so much when I played female. Mostly because Anomen in Baldur's Gate II was FAR worse. Still, Carth obviously added something to the game. You can still vote for him if you hate him, that's what the topic is about, but one person claimed he added nothing, which is false. Take a look at the opinions on Carth, people are divided on whether or not they love or hate Carth, but everyone reacts pretty strongly to him. That means he damn sure added something.

You can deny it, but Carth added depth to the storyline, gave the Republic a face in your party, who were the overall good guys considering every Jedi seems to have something bad to say about the Order at some time or another. He also added a romance for the ladies, and many, and I mean MANY ladies seemed to have enjoyed this.

T3 added nothing. That's better than Zaalbar, who added plenty, but it all sucked.

I've always liked the double lightsabre with the teal crystal(I keep forgetting which that is) + Upari & Solari.

Vader killed the Emperor, therefore Vader > Palpatine.

The Leviathan like ship is called 'The Harbinger' if I recall.

People will continue to make polls, so complaining about it useless, isn't it? Way more useless than making another poll, anyway. *cough* Anyway, I relate all character stories as I played them the first time through, in which case I played a lightside male. I redeemed her after Dantooine was destroyed, so I figure she went back to Sleheyron out of compassion.

Well, if she's a Sith Queen, I imagine that she's pretty ugly on the inside as well.

I don't like Death Metal at all but hey, I listen to, god forbid, power metal, so what do I know? All hail Manowar.

I liked yellow. It was the colour that reminded me most of a red hot poker(besides that orange special one, don't remember which).

So THAT's where Atton's Alien STD came from.

You just made me like my inventory with that comment. Yuka Laka made me hate all Ithorians.

I think he's sexy, but that's because I have a meat fetish.

The Frozen Throne does not have a new story. It's still about Arthas corruption. KotOR II, however, is not about Revan's corruption. Wow. A lot of people get corrupted in computer games.

I liked those quests, but only because I got something out of it.

I've said it before, I'll say it again. Avellone's comments about the Sith were hilarious.

Whoops. No need for sarcasm. I meant Bioware. Just a mistake on my part.

It's a sequel. You wouldn't call Icewind Dale an add-on to Baldur's Gate, would you? Well, it has the same engine. It was a different story in the same setting.

I really thought Carth was a really good and interesting character. The only thing I didn't like was him running away in Darkside, because it was completely out of character. Troughout the entire game he's like, *the* hero and then he pulls something like that. Bad writing on Obsidian's part, I imagine. I can't wait for any of the planets. They seem a whole lot more interesting than the KotOR's. The only really interesting planet there was Taris, and even then, only for the first time through.

Although the replay value more than made up for it, I was still expecting a longer game. Probably because I spent more than 200 hours on a single Baldur's Gate II game right before I bought KotOR.

Darth Nihilus appearance reminds me a whole lot of that rejected Sith Witch idea for AOTC(or was it TPM? I forget), but less gheisha and more mysterious.

So do I and I'm a 16 year old computer nerd. What's your point? Definately Obi-Wan. The original master. Who kicked Anakin's ass once, and ethereally kicked his ass later, and killed Darth Maul too. If there was a topic about Sith Masters, it'd probably be a tie between Darth Vader and Yuthara Ban.

Let's note that the events in KotOR took place 5 years before KotOR II. A lot can happen in five years. It makes plenty of sense that your character knows of Revan and his fate. I mean, he either became *the* hero of the Republic or *the* dark lord of the Sith. I can imagine that Revan was the talk of the entire galaxy for a pretty long time. Your character has probably heard of the events. I think it's safe to say that the conversation go something like this: Atton Rand: Do you know what Revan did? PC: 1: He/She came close to taking over the galaxy. 2: He/She saved the republic from Darth Malak. Atton Rand: Not on his own, though. What do you know of his companions? PC 1: bla bla bla this character etc. It's improbable that the PC knows about specific characters but not impossible. Besides, there's only a few characters you need to know about. In Darkside, Jolee, Juhani, Mission and Zaalbar die anyway as far as I know, so there's no need to mention them. You only need to know if female Revan killed Carth or not. In Lightside, the biggest problems are whether or not you picked up HK and Juhani, and if you killed Bastila or not, and as far as I know, the devs are assuming you took HK, because so far he's hinted to be playing a huge part in the story, and Juhani was only a minor character you could kill in every possible gameplay style, so it's safe to assume she doesn't factor in here at all. Canderous and TM don't need to be mentioned because they survive anyway. So it comes down on this: Dark Side If she killed the war hero Carth Onasi. The PC will probably know this as they both fought in the Mandalorian Wars(quite possibly side-to-side because Telos is made to be such a big deal in TSL which easily leaves room for that), and in all possibility will have heard of what happened to it's heroes. Lightside If he/she redeemed the Jedi Bastila Shan or killed her, which he will probably have heard of because Bastila was a big deal both to the Republic and the Sith. I mean, she *was* the key to the whole Republic war effort, according to Carth. Sorry for the long post. If I hadn't eaten them, everyone who read the whole of it would have gotten a sour candy ball.

No, but it will be in TSL.

Still, reading too much into it often makes you like something better(or worse). It makes you feel like there's more depth to it. A friend of mine, who is a filmmaker, once said 'the more meanings people take from it, the better it is.'