Paladin

You don't have to kill everyone in the academy if you side with Yuthara and spare her life, if you tell Uthar about Yuthara and side with him or if you side with Uthar after the revalation (he'll swear allegiance to you).

I would like to see a force power based off of the Emperor's force storm. Sort of a mini-force storm that throws enemies and objects into walls and tears them apart.

I would like to have regular updates.

Bioware released new info (a character, world, etc.) every two weeks on a Wednesday (there was a few times when they didn't release anything).

What is up with people and lighsaber whips?????

I believe that cortis interupts the energy flow in a lightsaber causing it to shut off, but it can be cut through with enough time. Cortis armor is impracticle because cortis is extremely brittle and if it had enough cortis in it to stop a lightsaber, any other weapon would just cut right through it.

On Tatoine (you know what I mean) Darth Maul only fights Qui-Gon with one blade.

Jolee

In response to 5: The computer in the temple on the unknown planet tells you that the star maps were built throughout the galaxy and were slowly repairing themselves. So perhaps some of ones you visited were not known to Revan and Malak (they had to have gone to more of them than you had to) because the Star Maps had less information then).

Jedi - Definitely Jolee Sith - I don't know I kind of liked Uthar (I can't understand the Yuthara thing)

Are you sure that's a mask? It seems to me it's the face (look at his mouth) of an insectiode alien.

Single wielding is classy.

Please don't forget Voice Acting and Music in The Sith Lords. KOTOR's voice acting and music were excellent and really added to the sense of immersion. Voice acting and music are just as important as combat and bad voice acting and music can really ruin a game.

I'm going to wait for the reviews (I always do, I've never preordered) , even though I pretty confident that it will be a great game, one can never be sure.

I would like to see a prequel set in the very, very distant past when the light and dark force users split, leading to the exile of the dark jedi.

I always assumed that Dooku or Palpatine ordered the clones.

Try this link for information on the Emperor:Star Wars DataBank The Star Wars DataBank refers to him as "the most powerful practitioner of the Sith ways in modern times." As for the comment about the Emperor's Force Storm I have never heard of anyone else doing it before. The Emperor's Force Storm is nothing like the similiarly named force power in KOTOR. The Emperor's Force Storm is a massive storm of energy created by the Force that can rip apart entire fleets (and Eclipse class Super Star Destroyers). In addition the Emperor could create Force Storm on other planets as when he used one to capture Luke.

Here is a great source of information about Palpatine (even some things I never heard about before):Star Wars Databank: Palpatine

On my first game when I played light side I got Sunry off, because (after much debating with myself) I decided that it was the defense lawyer's duty to defend his client to the best of his abilities even if his client is guilty.

The random skill selection in Heroes of Might & Magic III was very annoying.

The Emperor's body (from the time of the original movies) was probably a clone (I think I heard an estimite that he was the seventh clone in the RoJ) because of the rapid aging the dark side was inflicting upon him. I wonder where the Emperor got his cloning idea from? Has anyone heard of any other Dark Jedi that transferred his Force Spirit to a clone when he died (sounds painful)?

Well what about Darth Vader then I think he is accepted by the public at large because he killed the Jedi, which will probably end up looking like the source of all the Republic's problems in Episode III. Just a guess, though. Emperor used Vader to scare his enemies, that was why he was so well known. Also Vader was not your traditional Sith Apprentice. A typical Sith Apprentice is more of a second in command while Vader had very little decision-making power and was more like a thug who made sure the Emperor commands were fulfilled and that enemies were eliminated.

I agree, Taris is the most boring part when you replay. After Taris the replayity gets much better.

Sunry's trial was a very good moral dilema (Is it your duty to defend Sunry or see justice done?) Hopefully KOTOR2 will have things like it.

Who do you think is the most powerful Dark Jedi(Sith Lord, Sithi, etc.) and who is the most powerful Jedi? (note: explain your choices) I'd have to choose Yoda for the most powerful Jedi just because no other Jedi's abilities ever impressed me as really special. For the most powerful Dark Jedi, the Emperor/Darth Sidious wins hands down. His intelligence (method of ruling so he had no challengers), his manipulation, his lightsaber skills (who taught Darth Maul) and his control over the force (one word - Force Storm) are exceptional.