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Me too. I don't think it's a third game only thing.

Nosferatu get an apartment, too. Though you have to have done most of Chinatown, and even then the damn apartment's in the recesses of the Downtown sewers where no reasonable player would ever even think to look at that point. Gary doesn't tell you anything about where it is. It's a totally worthless aparment; you have no need of it. Looks cool though, in a gutter, bootleg kind of way.

Bao-Dur isn't too difficult if you're in the right places. Atton isn't difficult because he's there from early on and responds well to dark and light.

Good Lord. You terrible, terrible sissy. Slaughter the lot, and dance in their blood. If you're LS you have to be a gullible mark who throws money at the most untrustworthy scum and pitiful rubes.

The Sword of Ajunta Pall. Never used it; my lightsaber stats were higher.

It doesn't work at all in the PC version unless you edit the config file. It doesn't matter how many times you've finished the game; just edit the config file and it'll work. Or so I have heard.

That's what I had assumed...

Anyone else find KOTOR 2 easy once you got your lightsaber? It just hacks through everyone with ease. I kept thinking that they were giving me a grace period of fodder, but it never ended.

Bao-Dur stops making energy shields once your lightsaber is first mentioned.

A lot of influence with HK to get him talking about Revan.

That's the spitting image of my first Exile, gas mask and all. I was amazed when I first saw that.

True. You looked really unimpressive and small fighting Malak.

I was talking about the Exile's past actions, not details of everything he learns and does during the game. You haven't mentioned anything that the Exile actually did before the game. More work was done to develop Revan's past than the Exile's in KOTOR 2.

That's just a vision from another person's perspective. If Revan himself remembers a single red lightsaber...

They'd have had to visit for the Star Map in any case.

True. As my laptop died, I was mad vexed to find that I had not 80Gb, but 74.5. Flithy beasts.

What? I'd have loved to have found that. Though I played KOTOR 2 first, so I wouldn't have seen the significance. Well, he did dual wield... In my first game I was DS, and I got more than ten of these. At least seven were from Sith. Idiots. It was more annoying that I couldn't use the damn things. Ignot? Never heard of one. What's that? I got three Freedon Nadd blasters in a playthrough. All of which had killed many more Jedi than any lightsaber. Heh. Nomi had an armband too?! Malak's Robe? I missed far too many things in this game. Three playthroughs, too! Guessing it was DS only... What bonuses did it give?

In Kotor 2 you actually play to resolve the Exile's history. Revan is the Exile, extra lite. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You've just restated what I said and reversed the final statement. KOTOR 2 took the final quarter of KOTOR 1 and stretched it across the whole game, while adding to Revan's legacy. In fact, you learn more about Revan in KOTOR 2 than you do about the Exile. The Exile joined Revan, commanded armies, gave the order to blow up a planet (thereby severing himself from the force), then faced the council. That's all that is ever learned.

You had problems in the Leviathan? K1 never gave me any bugs.

Same faces as mine! Revan: Dark side. Dark Jedi Master Robes (Would have been Revan's had I known about them at the time. I just wanted out of the damn Star Forge). Single-bladed red saber. Scout/Sentinel. Exile: Dark Side. Dark Jedi Master Robes. Double-Bladed red saber. Guardian/Marauder. Both wore gas masks at all times for the villainous look. In the 'Funniest Moments' thread, the spitting image of my Exile is there, DS taint, gas mask and all, talking about T3 looking like a mutated swoop bike. I was amazed when I first saw it.

My worst lag was Downtown. I found Chinatown fairly bad, too. Forget it, bosssss....

Heh. I remember this. The only update you'd ever get on it was that it had switched engines. Quake 2, Unreal, blah blah blah... It could sell well. Remember, DN3D was the first FPS Duke. And there aren't any main characters around as 'ballsy' as Duke. But I think it'll bomb quietly. Nine years of development... No exaggeration. Meshugger's right. I remember the articles in PC Gamer.

That's one of the reasons I prefer Revan. He initially presents as an average RPG NPC - Talented, powerful nondescript hero. But then you discover how integral a part he plays in the entire universe. In a way, The Exile was really just Revan lite. It was a chance to play the final quarter of KOTOR (embracing/rejecting your sordid past in which you were a powerful figure) all the way through the game.

Ha! Yours was better, though.

And scalp people if you have a scalping knife. You can even see the portion of flesh missing from their head sometimes.