Omelette

I don't know what kind of image Disney and Barbie tried to instill into children (mainly little girls). All I saw was a bunch of gold-digging pains in the butt that only wanted to be taken care of, bought for, and wear pretty little dresses to show off their plastic and perfect bodies. Apparently Disney wants me to be a gold-digger.

Worst game I ever played? Let's try when I was six and my parents gave me anything with the word "Barbie" in it.

Don't you even dare say that. It's going to come out and bug-free. *Knocks on wood*

Well, everyone knows that Liam is cinema gold.

I sure as heck am not going to shovel out anothe $500 for that thing. I'm quite fine with my 360 now. I don't really care what color it is, as long as it plays a darn game and does what it's supposed to.

Not many people did care for Hayden. I think he brought the whole movie to a screeching halt.

Darth Keyan, just keeping doing some quests and you'll be able to get the Exchange annoyed, which is your ultimate goal here. That's what you want to do to get Visquis' attention. Here are some examples in spoilers below...in case... There you go. If this doesn't help, then you can always wait for Mortis, who always happens to have more info than I do. I hope this helps you.

Um...are we talking about the same Palpatine? His acting wasn't that great, but it sure as hell wasn't as bad as Hayden's. I think he destroys every movie that he's in. Shattered Glass, Factory Girl (which wasn't that good to begin with). But I wouldn't say anyone did a spectacular job. Well...maybe Ewan. Or maybe I'm just saying that because I love Ewan.

I say the LOTR, based on the number of bugs that you claimed to be in Vanguard. I'd rather play a smooth game than one with holes in it. And if it's engaging, then bonus on that one.

If you want to yell at someone, go do it in their comments box or pm them. This is about KOTOR 3. let's keep it like that, please. Anyways, back on topic, I really do like the class idea that Accept threw out there. The more I thought about it, the more I started to like it. It would definitely give a more defined line between the differences in the groups as well. There would be an infinite amount of times you could play the game and see different outcomes every time. I'm really liking that idea now.

Huzzah!

Ah, how true that is. Wasting my life beating people senseless with a bat is one heck of a way to waste a weekend.I wonder what side missions there would be. Selling vodka and cigarettes?

Now it is at 54, everyone.

As in what one class can do comparative to another? For example...Jedi Master can create something to enhance his/her connection to the Force while a Jedi Weapons Master can create better lightsaber parts to enhance their fighting capabilities Like that? So would I. I'm tired of the same old flare of lightsaber twirling that everyone uses based on their skill level with a weapon. I mean...once you've seen one swing...you've sort of seen them all. And then it'd be good to have some diversity. But I wouldn't really care if they did or didn't. It'd be like icing on the cake, really. I'd be happy if they just went ahead and made a KOTOR 3. I'd buy it anyway.

I'm sorry, but KOTOR is just epic and all around brilliant. The combat was great for the game that it was and is, the graphics were beautiful (Except a couple of those human faces. ), and the story was fun and entertaining, while still remaining quite engaging and interesting, even though it was sort of a rip off from the movies. But it was a great game over all, something you'd easily play through many times because it was fun to try and change up the story and see how a different viewpoint could change the story. Besides...how do you forget good ol' Jolee Bindo? Or Bastila? Or Carth? Not very easily. Like 'em or hate 'em, you remember them. KOTOR 2 was better, IMHO, because of the original plot and take of the Force and the whole mythology in it. And then they went ahead and described what Grey Jedi were, which was what made me happy. Instead of being light or dark, you could be grey. And that was a great option to have. It was also another game which is easily playable over and over again. I usually tend to play K2 more than K1 because of the deeper plot and characters that I instantly loved. JKA...not so much. It'd give it a meh over all.

All is forgiven, Accept. As much as I love looking at the main character nod their heads and gesture with their hands, it'd be nice to hear them speak, too.

And I definitely don't want to see KOTOR turn into a beat 'em up, first person shooter, kill 'em all for the sake of it, game. I want it to stay the way it is, please. Well, it's clear the boy doesn't know how to punctuate clearly. Or form clear and concise sentences to get his point across.

That sounds like Spidey sense. But...wow...that was a long block of text...and not a period in sight. My eyes... Now that I've recovered. KOTOR 1 and KOTOR 2 are all about taking the time to play the game and the combat is round based and is meant to be taken at that speed. I personally like the way that KOTOR combat is and wouldn't want that to change. If anything should change, the graphics need a little bit of an update. It's not the ugliest game concerning people models, but it ain't the prettiest, that's for sure. I would like the combat to stay the same if they intend to make a K3.

It's hard enough to fight with a dual-blade already. Why add to the challenge for another one or another lightsaber? Just seems like a waste of time. Besides...you're more likely to hack off something that you like on you more than actually hack something off of your enemy. You can kiss your nose, arm, and leg goodbye when you go ahead and try that.