Dark Lord Revan

Ahhh, it is good to know that there are even bigger nerds in this world then me

Man I am so angry, when I was discretely disposing of a ciggarette (sp?) today, a cop busted me and slapped a $200 ticket on my arse. Luckly I have a lawyer who will take care of it for $40 bucks So talk about the times you fought the law and the law won!

I know your out there somewhere Eh Steve! I'll blast you to tomarrow dooooo! My avartar is Eh Steve from homestarrunner.com You can find him on the strongbad emails, I think it is crazy cartoon. I might decide to replace him with the mighty Trogdor the BURNiNATOR and then ALL WILL BE LAID TO BURNiNATION!!!

I sense the force will be strong with this one

To hell with all you fallout fanboys, kotor 2 is gonna rock and kotor 2 is probably what they are making. So pipe down! No just kidding. But seriously, the first comment is a completely biased remark. He talks of a "farmed out sequel" and then inserts his own Fallout fanboy plug, thereby contradicting everything he just said.

Yes I think a multiplayer would be great. It increases replay value which is always a plus.

How about this time you do not "black out" when the big romance scene happens

Hey, Don't disrespect the spork! It is the greatest invention of all time damnit! A direct sequel does not have to have all the characters, but a few familiar faces would be great.

I dont se why there should be a BIS/BioWare war that would be pointless and wasteful. Both make great games, so lets just leave it at that and not try to create trouble where there is none. I too would like a game that makes me "disappear for a month" or in the case of the BG series "disappear for 4 months". Also I agree that a kotor sequel should be balanced between jedi and non jedi. Also I think that the dialogue should be improved. I like playing the Lawful Evil types and the kotor version of evil was more Chaotic Evil. It would be greatly appealing for people like me who walk the fine line between genius and insanity.

I'd like to pick up were the story left off because, like you said, kotors ending left me hanging. Tho, I can see why that would be hard, so I bet it will be 1000 years later. BTW, so are you are first BIO/SW fan? We have been anticipating a conflict between you guys and us BIS cast offs. Yes, I am a KOTOR/BioWare fan. Ever since Baldur's Gate I have played all their games because they rock. I thought that KOTOR was great, but it left me hanging at the end. It was such a powerful story, even more powerful then Baldur's Gate II and thats saying alot, but the way it ended left me unsatisfied. I feel that any sequel MUST tie up the loose ends from KOTOR 1. I have total confidence in this company because alot of the people who work at Obsidian came over from Black Isle so whatever they make it should be good. But I am hoping that they will make my wishes come true and make a direct sequel with some of the original cast members.

Ok my First Post, Yay! So I give a shout out to all those who know me on the BioWare forums. Ok now down to serious business, do you think kotor 2 or expansion should continue where kotor 1 left off or take place in another era? I personally believe that it should continue where kotor 1 left off. The reason, kotor 1 did a lousey job wrapping things up. Does Bastila stick with Revan and the two of them get married or does she ditch him and continue on the path of the jedi. Do you conquer the galaxy if you are playing DS or does the republic find a way to stop you? These questions MUST be addressed in any sequel whatsoever, HEED THAT OBSIDIAN! So what does everyone think, should kotor take place 1000 years later like the IGN article suggests or should it pick up where kotor 1 left off, with you as the savior (or conquerer) hero (or villain) of the galaxy?