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I never bothered with it because I don't like card games. Especially one that played like Yu-Gi-Oh! or some other crap like that. What was with that collecting side decks? Blech.

I like the Sith Marauder and the Jedi Weapons Master, but I've always taken a liking to the more physical characters anyway.

I doubt it. Canderous was probably just used because it sounded cool. It was used before, in Baldur's Gate. One of the 'training room characters' was named Canderous.

Lame things? Well, first of all, I agree with everyone who said that Yuthara Ban couldn't join you. The game forcing you to do mini-games. Underwater/Space walking. Why was it so slow? Lightside Revan Robes which were damn ugly compared to the Darkside. The utterly boring characters Zaalbar and T3. The overwhelming amount of angst that was Juhani. And, of course, Carth running away when you play darkside even though throughout the whole game he's a huge hero. This left you with no true 'hero' to kill. Just sidekicks and other villains. In darkside, you didn't play a villain, you played as a backstabbing gangster. Having to go on a mission from the Jedi Council even if you play darkside. Malak being a carictature instead of a character. I expected more from a villain made by Bioware. Jon Irenicus was a better villain, in my opinion. Sith all being losers instead of badass warriors. How you don't really see that there's a war going on in the galaxy. The shortness of the romances. How the Star Forge was basically another Death Star. Can't we think of an original danger to the whole galaxy? Having only one possible solution for a lot of quests. The Rakatan. But that's just because they personally annoyed me. The lack of different models and textures for buildings. This made a lot of parts very boring. How damn easy it was. There were also a lot of good things, though. Cool sidequests, humour, some really cool environments to balance out the bad one's(Taris, The Leviathan), HK, etc.

I voted 'PC owner: Read all posts. I gotta see what I'm missing!' but now I realize I should have voted 'PC owner: Read most posts. No spoilers cuz I want surprises.' I still hate my cousin for spoiling that I was Revan. Bastard.

Bastila, simply because of all the hilarious things you could say to her. *snickers* 'Kinrath Pup'...

Are you sure? As far as I understand it is, and has always been based on a Rapier. Which are far cooler than Katana's anyway. And I'm pretty sure movie Grievous will have four arms.

Uhh, no. If I understand correctly, you will get A lightsaber at pretty much the start, but this is not YOUR personal lightsaber.

I agree. I found this odd, considering the amount of important Jedi in the movies with beards. Obi-Wan, Qui-Gonn, etc.

Snatch was Brad Pitt's last good movie. It was made after Fight Club and Se7en. That being said, Troy was crappy. The only thing I liked was Brian Cox' performance. He's such a wonderfal villain actor. Did you know he played Hannibal Lecter once before Anthony Hopkins?

...why? First off, there's plenty of happy music. The Flaming Lips have a huge amount of songs that are utterly blissfull. Second, what does that mean? Hmm? We all know blooming dandelions are all fine and dandy, but what does that tell the listener? The way I see it, when someone's listening to your music, you have the stage, so why not use it to teach something to that person? Metallica's song 'One' is utterly depressing, but it gets the point across: War is bad. What's the point of blooming dandelions? Okay, they bloom. Hmm.

*slices Sith Lord's arms off with lightsabre* 'It's just a flesh wound.' ... 'We found a sith. May we burn her?'

Like my father always says, 'Exceptions prove the rule.'

You call that screaming out obsceneties? Obviously you don't listen to death metal. I'd post some lyrics, but that would get me banned. Just search for, for example, Cannibal Corpse. Let's note that I don't listen to this total and utter crap, but I know because a lot of my friends do. Anyway, I listen to whatever catches my ear. This reaches from Modest Mouse to The Beatles to Nirvana to Rammstein to Pearl Jam to Hammerfall to Taking Back Sunday to The Red Hot Chilipeppers. If I like listening to it, I'll listen to it. It's mostly grunge, nu-metal and I lost my girlfri- I mean emo, though. On a side note, rap is crap. I don't know how anyone could listen to it. But I suppose a lot of people say that about my music.

I prefer http://www.gooie.com/

Which one I would WANT to see? Well, HK, but it's already been said that he's returning so voting him would be rather useless, in which case I vote Sarevo-I mean Jolee for his funny stories.

A panda walks into a bar and asks the bartender for some bamboo. After munching on his delicious meal, the panda reveals a pistol that was previously concealed beneath his fur and pulls the trigger, killing a nearby patron. As the panda walks out of the bar, the bartender calls after him: "Hey! What was THAT all about!?" The panda looks back at him: "I'm a panda! Look it up in the dictionary!" The confused bartender pulls out a dictionary and reads the description under 'panda': 'Eats shoots and leaves'.

That's it? 'I'm right and you are wrong'? Is that where I don't know what I'm talking about? Please just do us all a favour and become a hermit. You know, live alone and all that. Oh wait, you probably already do, sorry. I will get worked up about it. I'll defend my views at any given time, if it matters or not. That's what a radical does, remember? Besides, that's not the freaking definition, that's the word history. Please get your facts straight.

Pardon me? Explain me where I don't know what I'm talking about? First of all, most of that post was my own opinion. You can disagree with it, but there's no wrong. The only FACTUAL thing I said was the meaning of Goth. Ahem: Word History: The combination Gothic romance represents a union of two of the major influences in the development of European culture, the Roman Empire and the Germanic tribes that invaded it. The Roman origins of romance must be sought in the etymology of that word, but we can see clearly that Gothic is related to the name Goth used for one of those invading Germanic tribes. The word Gothic, first recorded in 1611 in a reference to the language of the Goths, was extended in sense in several ways, meaning

I don't know Maria's, but for mkreku's I'm guessing a kiss?

What the hell? You know a lot about how a goth thinks, don't you? Because you sure as hell know exactly what goths are about. Really, you know so well what they're about, I'd almost say you ARE one. *coughsarcasmcough* I'm a goth and I'm THE most energetic person in my school. People call me annoying because I'm always so freaking hyper. Who the hell cares how painful life is? I'm incredibly lucky to be alive, be it good or bad. So please do us all a favour and keep your mouth shut if all you can say is whatever your damn pop culture tells you. Being a goth isn't about hating life, it's about being different, something I take great pride in. Sure, I'm pissed off at the rest of the world, but I won't kill myself for it, I'll try to change it! And another thing, where does the word GOTH come from anyway? Goth is another word for a crude uncouth ill-bred person lacking culture or refinement, how the hell can they be their own culture, in fact, one of the most distuingishable ones? EDIT: But then again, exceptions prove the rule. Alright, all Goths are idiots. '

Thank you for that wonderful generalisation. Not all goths are idiots. Some of the smartest people I know are goths. Granted, most are idiots, with their attention-whoring and 'look at me I have a cool Creed/Nickelback shirt!', but certainly not all are. And if you have the right balance, they can also look exceedingly awesome.

Something similar, how do you activate Juhani's sidequest? I've played the game three times with her, but she always talks to me twice and then never talks to me again.

Bush lies to his people instead of representing them. Therefore he is a leader not holding to democracy, therefore he is a dictator. Unless I am terribly mistaken in my definition of dictator. He also, if this is true, kills people who pose a threat to his rule, and almost certainly cheats at elections(he did so before), and he wants to add an unconstitutional amendment to the constitution, which is discriminating to the people and favours only his point of view. How is this any different, besides less radically so, than Saddam Hussein?

Click the picture. I was going to leave my political views at the door, but it turns out I'm just too radical in my beliefs.