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I want a 'big' game. I want a storyline that has multiple distinct threads. I mean more than just good and evil. I want KOTOR III to bring back Raeven and Bastilla. Basically here is what I would like Start the game: I get the choice of 6 different characters. Maybe four characters that we know from KOTOR I and KOTOR II. Two characters being new to the storyline. Actually have the game recognize if you have a saved filed from KOTOR II and adjust based upon who you had with your party at the end in KOTOR II. Playing the game: There are six (or more if it adjusts based upon KOTOR II play) different 'stories that evolve based upon every decision distinctly. Say I play Bastilla's story and finish the game. Then I play Carth and the story is different from Bastilla's and evolves based upon my choices in a different but familiar way. I want to be able to play the game and have any fundimental choice that I want. In KOTOR II I wanted the ability to have the character have a romance with the Jedi Master woman. I am not just talking about romances but that is a big one. obviously. Ending the game: I want each character to have at least three or four different possible endings. I want 'all' of my choices that I made while playing the game to have a very real impact on the ending. Most of all I want each character to have a couple different happy endings. lol Now, I know what I just described is huge. It would take a lot of work and a lot of time. I for one would be willing to wait a LONG time for what I just described. It probably would cost more than the other games to make as well. The game would be utterly fantastic though. Such a game would blow everyones mind and set a standard for excellence far beyond anything currently in the market. You KNOW that such a game would sell like hot cakes and you would make a ton of money. "If that is all that you want. Then that is what you shall get" - leia hehehe But seriously, everyone reading this knows deep down that what I just described would be so far beyond any game currently on the market its not even funny. I am not talking about just RPGs. I am talking about ALL games. So I sincerely hope that the right person reads this. If you need more help making the game just send me an email and I would work for free. ^.-

Hello, These are things I would like to see. I understand that LucasArts thinks of KOTOR as an ongoing franchise. So there will undoubtably be more games. Yet I think it is important for LucasArts and such to give the 'creators' of the game the time necessary to fully explore the potential for a game. I thoroughly enjoyed KOTOR I and KOTOR II but KOTOR II seemed as if it was half finished and as such I could have enjoyed it more. I think you guys have a terrific opportunity to redefine the industry again with the game concept of KOTOR III. Here are some of my own personal suggestions. 1.) Let Bioware and Obsidian Entertainment work together on this. Give them the time neccessary to fully explore the concept of the game; to maximize the quality of the game. 2.) Please have the game be twice to three times longer than either KOTOR I or KOTOR II. To give you an idea of how long I am talking about think of Final Fantasy X-2's length. 3.) Redo the graphics engine. The old graphics engine was awesome for KOTOR I but it made KOTOR II seem dated and as if you did not really want to do your best in making it. I 4.) Here are some key made-up words I am sure you will understand. Multiple Starting Points; Multiple Converging storyline points; Multiple Endings. All of these I think you should look into and invest in. People 'need' a new huge single player role-playing game that redifines the industry. RPGs now days have a single storyline and multiple subplots but the subplots almost never actually change the original storyline. Also with KOTOR I and KOTOR II it was awesome that you could be evil but the story did not change at all. I think everyone would really want an Evil character to have an almost completely different Storyline even if they end up having to do the same thing the good guys have to do in the end.