Judge Hades

But its so catchy.

I agree. They need to at least give the Players the ability to choose our race even though we aren't able to get a significant choice of class.

Luke wasn't their last hope. He was second to the last hope. Not important enough to be the last hope.

Well, that is rather overdramatic.

What do you expect? I live in Iowa.

Reality is a a dark dismal place. I like games that reflect that. If you want something cheery dust off that ColecoVision and play Smurfs.

For godsakes we been doing genetic engineering for CENTURIES! Selective breeding is a form of genetic engineering if you dope, Cosmo.

Yeah, he was, but so was the whole game.

It could be the other way around. HK-47 was sent to kill the PC and HK-50 saves him/her.

Like I said, I don't hink Obsidian would write in something that stupid. They aren't Bioware. I think we have hadenough female traitors/bad guys in our games that it has become cliche.

It doesn't matter what class you pick. They are all Jedi/force using classes and they all pretty much play the same.

Sounds like how many times I played the Fallout s and the BGs.

You know, that can get pretty messy unless you have certain medical instruments hooked into you.

This is a stupid poll. You don't plan on playing a game except for the first time when you buy it. Afte that you just play it when you feel like it.

There is being disappointed withthe story of a game and the game mechanics of the game. Game Mechanic wise, it was a given. Story wise is still undetermined.

I don't see how lightsabers woulld cause too much damage. All you have to do is touch the lock withthe blade and it will melt away. Just watch Episode 1 to see that.

Actually it is about creating the character the best design or the best role play potential, depending on your goals. In a FPS, you just shoot. Also in many CRPGs there are puzzles and riddles that you have to think your way past. In a FPS, you just shoot. Another thing in CRPGs you can interact with the world in a more immersive way through not only interacting with others but also withthe environment. In a FPS, you just shoot.

If she is, I would be sorely disappointed with the Obsidian team.

Oh come on. That would be too freaking obvious. Only an amateur writer would set up something like that. I mean, these guys aren't Bioware.

Actually it is determined by a container's hardness.

Unless the container is made of cortosis weave, which would be bloody expensive, I don't see that being plausible.

I don't think that LA would allow a character to be evil beyond being a thug. Must make family oriented games you know, and good must always triumph over evil.

Because that is the paradox that is me. (w00t)

Nothing ever is.

Not really. The game uses the same engine as KotOR 1 as well as the same game rule mechanics. It is easy to extrapolate that the sequel will have the same strengths and weaknesses that the engine and rules system has. Also there is a good deal of information that has been released of the game which one can judge as well.