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That was mentioned before, apparently Wookiees can't be Jedi or Sith. Thats why Hannar in TSL isn't a potential Jedi. George Lucas said they can't be Jedi because they are very emotional people. I think this also makes a good prerequisite to becoming a Sith, though. Lowbacca anyone?

Ah well, it was worth a try. I didn't think you could tell me anything anyways.

I'm sorry but Episode VI does not end with plot resolution the way it should've. If you take into account that Palpatine comes back the next day and all. If you choose not to show the Expanded Universe as part of that then yes, Episode VI did have plot resolution. But seeing as how that pattern does have some weight, I hope you're right.

I heard the series Lucas was making was set between RotS and New Hope, about the Jedi being hunted down even more and the Empire's rise to power. I even heard he was personally directing the first season.

I would've liked my lightsaber back. I would've liked to ask Kreia where the hell she got that vibrosword to fight Scion. :wallbash:

Come on Lucian, tell us what's going on! :starwars: <--- what an awesome smiley

I think I'd certainly like to see a grand final battle between the Mandalorians and Jedi order versus the Sith Empire. Except not over Coruscant, make it over Korriban or some planet within Sith space.

Yes!

Nothing wrong with a good pun every once-in-a-while. Anyways, lightsabers and hoods and robes galore. You have your work cut out for you Obsidian and __________[insert 2nd team here].

Anyone for a thought bomb?

Why are we back to debating whether or not KotOR will be made? The people at Lucas Arts said they werent going to leave it behind so that's enough for me.

George I think is tired of Star Wars. If he wasnt then Episode 3 wouldve been even greater than it was. But we really dont need George to make KotOR 3.

Take Juhani out and stick in Jolee Bindo and you're good.

Option 3 is the best there is....even better with hard-coded Exile...that way, Exile can have deep roots in the story. but either way, my vote would be for option 3....new protagonist with a controllable Exile later in the game. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah that sounds good. It also makes the most sense and it can work out well. I still dont think that the new character should be very important but mostly just be a gateway to the Revan and Exile story.

Im thinking between 3 and 5 really detailed planets. We all want quality over quantity here. I got a list: Coruscant, Naboo, Mustafar, Alderaan, and Corellia.

Not gonna happen.

Unless Darth Plageius is an immortal, then he would have to be a decendant of Revan and not the other way around.

There is a period of time after Bane where the rule of 2 was abandoned again. This wasnt very long though and I dont know exactly when it happened.

Yeah right up to the point where the Emperor says his famous line.

Agreed...

Honestly, it wouldnt be that bad to have a KotOR happen in the thousand years between the Battle of Ruusan and Episode 1. The Jedi Order is rebuilding after the lost of so many Jedi Masters and as far as we know the Sith are now following the rule of 2 after being purged by the thought bomb/Darth Bane. The only Sith Lords I know of that live in that time span then are Darth Bane, Im guessing his new apprentice Rain becomes the new Dark Lord of the Sith eventually, Darth Cognas and his apprentice Darth Millennial, then there is also Darth Plagueis, and then Darth Sidious and Maul.

The Jedi that the Exile trained restart the order. Three thousand years later during the war between the Republic and the Brotherhood of Darkness, there's a Jedi temple on Coruscant and everything. I've been reading the Darth Bane novel and they dont mention anything about the True Sith at all. Since that info is now carved in stone to the Star Wars story, I'm worried that Revan and the Exile were forgotten eventually. Actually, the Exile hasnt been mentioned at all in the book, only Revan has. But then again Revan was much more important to the Sith than the Exile. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> They probabl weren't ready to develop what Revan did in the UR, regarding the True Sith, so they had to leave all that out, and while it may give the impression that they were forgotten by then, I think that once the Revan-Exile-True Sith arc is wrapped up, you'll be seeing more of their legacy in the SW universe. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The great thing is that the writer of the Darth Bane novel also wrote the story for KotOR 1.

The Jedi that the Exile trained restart the order. Three thousand years later during the war between the Republic and the Brotherhood of Darkness, there's a Jedi temple on Coruscant and everything. I've been reading the Darth Bane novel and they dont mention anything about the True Sith at all. Since that info is now carved in stone to the Star Wars story, I'm worried that Revan and the Exile were forgotten eventually. Actually, the Exile hasnt been mentioned at all in the book, only Revan has. But then again Revan was much more important to the Sith than the Exile.

Im thinking that if you're choosing the path of the dark side then power should come easilly to you. At least that is how it goes in the stories. They kinda pulled it off with getting the tiny ds powers at the beginning but Im thinking strength, speed, agility, those types of things. Haha with all the stuff we want out of KotOR 3 this is going to be one complicated game.

Being DS was hard in 2 at first. You dont get the healing abilities like the Jedi. You get steal life or something but it doesnt restore as much or to the entire party.