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their should be a control panel nearby that will turn the turrets aginst the sith...if your a slicer of coarse.

Restart from a previous save...thats always the first solution.

The Giant firaxa paralleled an evolution debate too. The two scientists said it grew so big because it was feeding directly off the kolto, it was just a big fish. The Selkath said it was the bringer of life on Manaan, a common ancestor from which the Selkath evolved. Also, I would want to go back to Manaan to collect the Genoharridan (sp?) bounties.

As Jason Jones (the mastermind behind Halo) once put it, we as people are going to adapt to a human character more so then a non-human character. You can relate to the struggles and the obstacles that a human must overcome. It becomes a challenge to game designers to make a lead charcter nonhuman, but still show that the nonhuman must go through the same things that we as humans are likelyto encounter. So basically I'm just saying that a nonhuman lead is a gamble. It would be hard for some peopleto adapt/accept playing an alien in a game that also has humans. But it's a great idea if the guys at Obsidian can pull it off EDIT: this was in reference to the first/second post. I haven't figured out how to quote and I didn't know the thread was this long :ph34r:

I use Handmaiden and Visa mostly...Although I have been known to throw in HK-47 and Canderous for a quirk here or there.

Has this ever happened to anyone. It's been awhile since I played so bare with me if I can't remember right. You go to your ship to fight the reptile-like creatures who have boarded. After you step off you should get a message from Atton saying you have a message at the ship, but if you step back onto the ship to quickly the message won't cue and you won't get an invite to the Jek-Jek-Tar, thus leaving you stranded in the game. That happened to me like twice when I was playing.

Is it really a droid? It looked more like a ship to me. A droid is a robot with a mind of it's own, the Bassillisk (sp?) clearly looked to be flown by the exile and Canderous. Am I the only one who this confuses?

It's been awhile since I played the game but I remember one thing that got me...the holocron on Korriban. If you said Revan was evil it'll be there with a message from Bastilla, however, if you said Revan was good it won't be there.

Wassup everybody? In case you don't remember me, I lost internet two years ago due to massive spyware on my computer. But now I'm back and better then ever with high speed broad band. And I did finally get a chance to play KOTOR II after it was released, but I'll save that for the specific forums. All-in-all, I'M BACK!!!!

I think dual Lightsabers are better.

I'd rather find out in the game what they're like, but I voted for the masked Sith guy.

I would say that Marko Ragnos is more powerful then Naga Sadow since they both lived during the same time but Naga Sadow waited untill Ragnos' death to make his shot for Sith Lord. Sadow was a great Sith lord for being able to travel to republic space via the info he stole from some unlucky hyperspace scouts, but once Sadow lost his edge in battle (he could make sith ships appear, fake or ot it fooled the republic) he lost the mantle of Sith lord to another.

I use these forums, it gives me all the info I need without spoiling things for me.

I'd say level 10 or 15, remember with the few Jedi out there they'll take any master they can get.

You do that.

I've heard before that the Ebon Hawk and the Mellenium falcon are the same ship. Through different owners in a time span of 4,000 years it has been remodeled and renamed. But I don't think it's true...do you.

Killing Bastilla was a lightside ending.

What damage, we're all going to buy the game anyway, except for maybe Hades, so then either way it's a win for Obsidian.

I think you may have something here.

Once you really get in to the game the hours and allsince of worldly time seem to be lost on you. Thats what playing a great game is like to me anyway.

I still haven't figured that out, so I just disable the forcefield.

If Vrook is a Ghost I sure hope that he is a mute ghost. He could show no emotion, almost as bad as Admiral Dodonna. Did anyone hear him say "Beware of the Darkside", I mean he says it like he's said it so many times he doesn't want to say it but he's being made to.

It's called ecstasy

OK I know it may not be KOTOR related but I felt I had to share it, give us something new to talk about anyway. Heres the link but you'll need quicktime to view it.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.