Darth_Lord_Ibbe

Only sexier.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but you get Visas when you have 75% ls/ds points, and then you have to be level 15 and talk to Kreia. So you will meet her, just keep getting ls/ds points. You are a Dark Sider, aren't you? Yeees, I can feel it; The hunger for power.

Unless you use it from the inventory screen You can do WHAT now? I want to yell "that's cheating!", and then go and try it out. Oh, and yeah, the combat in Kotor 1 and 2 has a really nice flow to it, once you get used to it.

Yeah, Sion always drops the Dark Jedi Master robes when I defeat him. But that's in the very end of the game... Kill cannoks on Onderon. Sometimes, they drop the weirdest things...

- When you try to 'transit back' to your home. - When people ask you why you are blocking the doorway, you simply answer that you "have to gather your party before venturing forth, duh." - When you only hang out with two friends at a time, since that's the biggest your party can be. EDIT: - When you keep all of your friends locked in your room until you need one of their 'skills' (which is too bad for some of your friends, since they are useless).

- When, everytime you're in a fight, you hit the guy, then you let him hit you, since it's his turn. - When you can't speak with people, because the dialouge choices doesn't appear.

I think Kreia may have lied. I mean, she does that, sometimes (everytime she opens her mouth, more or less). The cool thing about her lies is the fact that they have a little truth in them, so it's really hard to know when she's lying and when she's just tampering with the truth. Kreia is cool.

The only boss who has ever killed me is Malak. Stupid Malak, killing my poor Revan. In KOTOR 2, there doesn't seem to be any really hard fights. Sure, sometimes, you might get a little caught off guard (like when Traya takes out three floating lightsabers), but otherwise, it wasn't that hard.

well from my point of view they don't arright? --Only a Bith deals in absolutes, Anakin! [picture of a lot of Bith] Yes, we do! --See.... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I knew it! Speaking of dumb quotes, when Obi-Wan says "Only a Sith deals in absolutes"... Well, isn't that sort of an absolute?

Before KOTOR2, I *hated* Taris. I thought it was long and boring. But, after playing through Peragus a few times, I rather enjoy wandering the streets of Taris. And you meet Canderous on Taris. I like Canderous. So, Taris owns Peragus.

In Kotor 1, on the Star Forge, after Malak has done everything in his power to kill you without having to fight you, he finally says, right before the final battle: "I tire of these games, Revan." You? *You* tire of these games?! THEN STOP SENDING STAR FORGE DROIDS AND BASTILLA AT ME, AND *ATTACK* ME, YOU JAWLESS, SPINELESS FREAK!! Sorry, but that really makes me angry. I mean, what in space is wrong with him?

Yes! Speaking of this, didn't it bother anybody that Malak and Revan simply became... Darth Malak and Darth Revan? Lack of inspiration? I mean, sure, they had a galaxy to conquer. But still. Why not come up with a nickname? Malak = Darth... Brutus. Revan = Darth Amnesia See? Off the top of my head. Not hard.

I've always wondered what the hell Kreia is talking about when you have Mical in the party. You know, the whole "You know who I am, bla, bla, bla"-stuff you see when you enter the Ebon Hawk. And then Kreia makes him forget everthing. I never understood that, 'cause I never did read this line: The plot thickens! Did the Diciple know, for a fact, that Arren Kae was Revan's first Master? But he just forgot it, thanks to Kreia? And why would Kreia do such a thing (eh, besides the fact that she probably just likes to use her powers)? The plot thickens. Can Kreia actually be Arren Kae?

Hehe, I always use that armband. Hey, it's my armband. Maybe it's very important to me. Maybe my Master gave it to me during my training. Who knows?

That was so freaking funny. I remember the first time I installed. And it still makes me laugh every time I do it. HK-47, how I love thee.

Very interesting theory! I've been thinking about this as I play through the game this time. When Kreia mentions Arren Kae, how she fought in the Mandalorian wars, the Exile can say something like: "Are you sure? I don't remember her." Kreia mentions (in another conversation) that there is a force power that makes your presence so small, that people don't notice you, and therfore, don't remember you. She sort of hints (well, for Kreia, it is pretty much a confession ) that she was using it on the Jedi Council (and maybe on the Exil). Interesting. Well, after the Exile says "are you sure, I don't remember her", Kreia answers: "Revan welcomed her. She was... said to be... a great warrrior. Strong in the Force. And beautiful." Now, the way Kreia says it, there is a paus right after "she was". Then she sort of adds the "said to be"-part. Just to change it from "I know this", to something more like "eh, I've heard that she was a great warrior. Yeah, somebody told me. A friend... of a friend. Yeah, that's it." This, I think, is also rather interesting. And the "beautiful" part... Well, IF Kreia is (was?) Arren, you can't blame her for mentioning that she was good-looking once, long ago. Damn you, scary "no-eyes" witch... Keep on speculating!

Carth! Oh, how I dream about a slow torture of this man! Oo, oo, and I would pull out that stupid hair he has hanging down his forehead. And shave him! Ugly beard. Also, funny thing about Jolee: One time, when I played through Kotor1 as a dark sider, I thought it would be funny and cool and whatnot, if I became really good friends with Jolee, 'cause then the killing of him would be more... emotional, and seem more like a real betrayal. You know, more like a Sith Lord and stuff. Yeah, great idea. Really. I've never felt so bad about killing a person in a videogame ever. Jolee is my hero! I'm sorry, you crazy old man. Please, forgive me!

I always name my character "Ibbe", or something similar. Like Ib'be, Ibb'e, and so on. But on my latest playthrough of Kotor2, my name is Jhimm. But I don't like that name, I don't relate to the character as much.

MasterRevan, you are, of course, right. Soon, I will kill him again. Very soon. I don't know if I hate him 'cause he's sooo arrogant, or if, perhaps, I love him, 'cause I get to kill him. I have no idea how he got to be in the Jedi Council, anyway. He's probably rich or something. Bribed his way to the top. Stupid old man.

Speaking of killing Vrook: Wasn't that very, very satisfying? Mean old man. Kept being nasty to me in the first game. Well, guess what: YOU'RE DEAD NOW. YOU CAN'T CRITICIZE ME ANYMORE, can you? No, that's right! Sorry about that.

Hi, I'm new here. Love me! One of the funniest dialogs in Kotor2 must be inside that weird tomb on Korriban. When you face Kreia and the rest of your crew. You can choose not to side with any of them, and then Kreia says: Kreia: Apathy is death. Atton: Apathy is death. Bao-Dur: Apathy is death. T3: Deet, beep, dreeet, beep. Diciple/Handmaiden: Apathy is death. That is fricking wonderful! You have to love T3! Also: Kreia: You've revisited the dark moments of your past, now it is time to face your present. Exile: Yes, there better be some good presents to make this worthwhile. I love how you can stop taking that tomb seriously. Wonderful. And: Atton: I knew it! That little T3-unit stole it (the Ebon Hawk). He's probably joyriding it through the system right now, laughing at us. Laughing at me! Aaaand: Atton: I don't trust droids. They break. In the head. T3: Deet, deet. Atton: Well, whatever you call that thing on your.. head. But the funniest thing ever is from the first game. If you visit Manaan after you find out that you are Revan. You can talk to some Sith-troopers, who are very rude to you. Then you can say something like this: Revan: Do you know who I am? Sith solider: Let me guess: The Dark Lord of the Sith. Revan: Well, actually... Yes. Yes I am! Sith solider: Heh, heh Revan, right? Revan: Yeah, that's right! Then the solider says something like "move along now", or something. It made me laugh, anyways. Stupid Manaan with their stupid "no-violence-treaty". Stupid flipperheads.