Darth-Magus

I am not gonna discuss Morrowind here, but if you thought that game had no replay value...well, to each his own. And I wont debate the tightness of Morrowind's story (since I didnt think it was a problem with the game), so lets no go there. Just know I dont agree. I know I started using those games as examples, but using them further would deviate from what we are talking about currently. Anyways, there is a fine line between replay value, and insanity. Sometimes I would want to create a character just to choose a specific dialogue option. It might be signs of my instability...but still. It had way too much. KOTOR 1 didnt lack on dialogue options (I went crazy there too), so why make more? It is not efficient to fix whats not broken. In K1, no matter what I chose, the point of the conversation came across. In K2, I would choose an option, the dialogue would lose itself in it, and I dont know where the conversation is going. Sometimes crucial plotpoints got lost, and you make a character that doesnt know what the hell is going on. Then you make one to choose the other options, and you miss on something else. It was weird. Thats why I, for the most part, never understood most things. Kreia promised knowledge at the end journey, which i never saw happen at the end. Her role sorta changed. One second Sion is Kreia's enemy, the next her apprentice once more (I heard the devs cut stuff out). Anyway, all this sums up for very confusive gameplay. It wasnt bad, just not done right.

I dont know. I still think K2 had way too much options. Its overwhelming. For someone like me, who plays Elder Scrolls, I think saying too much dialogue should count for something. The possibilities were just too big, and KOTOR is the kinda game you gotta see every possibility. I like starting a new character, but it gets tedious for about the hundreth time.

My signature says my point for me, but Ill say a few things anyway. I hope 3 fixes the problems with KOTOR 2. I love the franchise, so i love the second game. Bioware are just pros in the genre, but I am not gonna bash Obsidian's guys, since this is their forum. I just think they could have done a better job. The game is like the Episode 2 of the Kotor franchise in that it is Star Wars, yet it doesnt feel like it. It feels like another game with the cool fighting system. I remember when I played KOTOR 1, came out of the apartment building, and there, I was in Star Wars. The sounds of the city, engines, people...it was great. KOTOR 2 was way too gloomy, took itself way too seriously, and the Star Wars flare got lost someplace. Also, didnt like the lightsabers I heard its possible the combat is real time. I hope that doesnt happen. It might be cool if revolutionary, but it would ruin the game if not neatly done. Just watching the lightsaber fights with a next gen engine would be amazing if the fighting is like in the previous games. In full real time...its just not the same than having the characters fight by themselves. It just looks cooler. As for a suggestion...I once had the idea that the classes could also be a race, like human, twilek, and zabrak. (Ive never been fond of the disgusting twilekks in the games. In SWG they look amazing and believable, unlike most star wars games, and that repulsive Jabba servant). Of course, it would limit you and push you to be a certain race with a class, so that may not work. Also, I would like to be a jedi for a change. Sure, I enjoyed playing being an indifferent scoundrel, but it would be a change of pace, regarding the main character. I just think itd be cool to live as a real jedi in a game, not some exile, or some hot shot like in the games based on the events after Return of the Jedi. Just a real jedi, who has jedi friends, talk to each other at night at the temple, go to eat together...(just the idea, not saying eating would be a quest lol)