Judge Hades

*Visceris begins to sing* Yoda! Yoda! Yoda! You do have the Force! Yoda! Yoda! Yoda! Dagobah is really really moist! Yoda! Yoda! Yoda! Train me in the Force! Yoda! Yoda! Yoda! Stay away from the Swarce! BWAAAAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!

Okay, that wierds even me out. I think it would be cool for a GUngan Sith. Darth Darth Binx would so ROCK!

HELL YES!

GET IT OFF ME! GET IT OFF ME! ITS IN MY HAIR! ITS IN MY HAIR! AAAAAARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!

Besides all the Jedi classes basically played the same and since all we have in KotOR2 are jedi classes it really limits the replay factor even greater.

They sounds like he went through explosive decompression, then imploded. By sheer Force he is keeping himself alive. Sounds like the Archtypical Star Wars baddie.

Where is the None of the Above option?

Only LS and DS have any significant changes to them and even that is barely. I count only when there is a significant deviation from the story depending o the choices you choose.

The game has 2 plays. 1 LS and 1 DS.

The question is will the NPC party member stay dead when they die or a moment later they stood back up. I really hated that in KotOR1.

Where's the "I'm Neutral" option.

I rather have Griff as a potential party member.

I simply killed her and been done with it.

Why do Dark siders always look ugly. I would think the cruelest evil would be one who looks almost super modelish yet just as depraved and decadent as a Sith Lord. I mean, evil=ugly is so cliche.

I want perfect plausibility (or as near as possible) within the framework of the setting.

In fiction there must be a suspension of disbelief that must be maintain for it to be an effective work of fiction. That suspension can only be maintained through consistancy and plausibility within the story structure.

Tarentatek or Chunchilla, its all the same to me.

I would think that after such application of Force Lightning some ointment might be needed.

Didn't we kill him on the wookiee planet when we got the Sword of Bacca. By the way, Bacca means "No Beer here."

Wookie Wookiee Wokieee Pookie Mookie I don't really care.

Darth Vader: Before you die Mister Skywalker I have something to tell you. Luke: Really, what can that be. Darth Vader: Mr. Skywalker, I am your father. Luke: You are what? Darth Vader: Your father. Luke: So, where have you been in the last 18 years? Darth Vader: I have been busy. Luke: Busy? What are you? Some deadbeat dad? Death Vader: No, no, not at all. Luke: If you are expecting a hug, you a severely mistaken. Darth Vader: No, I do not expect a hug. Luke: Good because you aren't getting one. After abandoning me for 18 years, trying to kill my friends, and now just chopping off my hand, you expect me just to accept you as dear old dad. Darth Vader: I am just doing my job. Luke: Oh bloody hell! (Jumps off the railing) Darth Vader: Damn, I knew I should have adopted. *Okay I have no idea why I typed this or if this has anything to do with anything. Oh, well.

Yeouch, well at least you are feeling better. Here's hoping for a quick recovery! :D

Hey, you deserve a wookie! :ph34r: W is for wookie, that's good enough for me!

Of course I can, but its not going to be as stagnant as it appears in Star Wars. It is a part of the human instinct to develop new tech and use that new tech in new and innovative ways. We already have primitive cybernetics, optical computer systems and communications, and we have continually found new ways to wipe out the human species. Technology advances and since the good chunk of the Star Wars universe is human, that instinct has been poorly represented.

Location is irrelevant.