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Somehow, K1's Unknown world sounded like a mix of uneasiness mingled with beach-like surroundings. Or perhaps themes of despair might have been involved.

Variability would have helped in K2.

Well, wait for TSL Restoration team to release whatever they are working on currently.

Might start with Dantooine, followed by Nar Shadda, then to Dxun with Onderon.

Actually, we could, if this poll was about being manipulative.

Sith solider (hypnotised on Leviathan by Jolee) - I should not disobey my master. I am sorry. Yes, very sorry.

Not too sure why OE chose a droid that was similar to a kind of Imperial interrogation droid in SW Episode I: ANH for G0T0's character. More like a literal ripping out of someone else's conceptualisation of an idea.

And also mentioned about how an understanding of the Force might have continued.

Actually, managed to find parts for lightsaber without much difficulty.

Can't really argue against most characters for K2 apart from G0T0.

Well, we could ask what kind of balance in terms of the Force.

Its design seems literal-like.

Would not mind seeing a broader introduction of Coruscant in K3.

how about ancient Sith holocrons? I'd much rather find a cache of holocrons with people like Marka Ragnos speaking than the deck officer of the Peragus Mining Facility. don't get me wrong, Peragus was well done. but I think the point is clear: there are ways to make the familiar new. Dantooine is another example....I'd love to see it again but there has to be something new....I don't know, maybe a long-distance adventure of some kind. and I personally think Iziz would make a great urban hub for the game. as someone else alluded to, part of the solution might be to have different segments of the game. just as you had no choice about when to go to Peragus or Malachor V, maybe there could be certain segments inside the "middle game" in which you are seperated from your ship and go to a certain world during that time. you can't go back, since the world is not on your astrocharts. since this segment would be linear, it would allow the devs to have a lot of quests, FMV sequences and lush terrain (since they know no one will miss out on it). I like having freedom in the middle game but I wouldn't mind if the middle game worlds were often little more than trading posts and side quests. I have no problem with much of the main plot being on worlds that I cannot return to. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It does make sense to have something about planets that have not been previously encountered before. Otherwise it will probably end up like a restoration work rather than a flourishment of uncharted parts in systems of a Kotor game.

Find it hard to imagine both of them in terms of only likeness.

Coruscant was probably hardly featured as a visual location in K2 apart from the Exile's trial.

Or you could also align your PC towards DS until you get a Sith class earliest by level 15, and then realign your character towards LS continually. Would make for an interesting game.

The Force is strong against you.

There are additional patches made by the TSL Restoration Team at their website www.team-gizka.org for bugs that Obsidian did not deal with in their last official patch.

Well, if you wanted sufficient points inside Dex, what you could do is have another two points inside Dex and bring it to 18. Find a pair of improved automation gauntlets which will give an additional +5 to Dex and a Shadow Caster which gives +2-3 to Dex. Your PC crystal will give at least +4 to Dex when your level is 24. An item shop on Telos with a Rodian vendor near its cantina allows you to rotate for randomly generated items. Save game before initially speaking to him to try and get any of those items listed above. Just make sure you have enough credits to do so. Reload as often to find items you need. (There are items that add to different attributes but can't really list them here) Remaining points could go into Wisdom (your choice) or into Dex. Usually would put points into Wisdom as force powers would help.

Thankfully. He looks a bit like a cross between a middle-aged guy and an old man.

Actually, you are right. It is just a bit frustrating having to wait for TSL Restoration team and M4-78 team to be done with K2 patches.

Somehow, Kotor sorts of feels personally engaging as a game.

Apart from Peragus' rushed story, K2 generally seems ok.

Kumus' reaction is probably a mix between hysteria and paranoia.