Darth_Revan1990

Quote: this, Quote: that, blah, blah, blah! You all are making a huge nuisance of pointless arguments. Just talk about what you would like to see in the game, otherwise, this forum will get EXTREMELY BORING! That's why they made this topic in the first place. 'preciate it.

Initially you don't have to "touch" it, you just have to press the up and down arrow.

Agreed; the forms should have some type of costimization of some type. I also thought up of an other lightsaber form of combat that should be used in the game which would be cool, which is Form VIII: Palpatine Style. It should be self explanitory, but for those who only played the Star Wars games, and has not watched Star Wars Episode III, I'll so my best to explain thoroughly. Basically this form, in particular would have no weaknesses and is by far the most aggressive and efficient form of combat. It's also as effective in the deffensive as in the offensive. It also increases lightsaber deflection significally. You can almost instantly kill your opponents because of how very aggressive it is. You don't get the form until 3/4 of the way in the game where the enemies are impossible to defeat with any other form except Form VIII. Does anyone agree?

Yes. In fact, that's what I was hoping would happen in K2. It didn't . Hopefully it will in K3.

Sorry for the confusion. I goofed.

Oh, you mean like this for TSL? No, no, no. That's a cheat robot. I was referring to one that would already be installed in KOTOR 3. By the way, I've already have seen all the latest files in that KOTOR files website, so that argument won't fly.

Very interesting. I think another nice improvement would be an influence-checking machine on the vessle you use (Not the Ebon Hawk ALL the time) that allows you to check your influence with your other party members.

Are you nuts!!?? That would be even worse. I was just trying to point out that, the map did not look realistic, that's all. Don't know about you, but I sure hope that it will be "more" realistic.

O RLY? Yes. NO WAI! UR LYING! NO I'M NOT YOU LITTLE !!

Yet again, there is also no (key word) solid proof that it's not being developed, either. So, everyone, don't give your hopes up, yet, but don't give up yet either. Hang in there; things aren't always as they seem. So, I mean, just because LA didn't clearly announce K3 coming out yet, doen't mean it's not in development to be published later in the near future.

Ahem, and where's your proof about K3 being cancelled, hmm? http://www.gamespot.com/news/2004/08/13/news_6104775.html http://uk.xbox360.ign.com/articles/852/852342p1.html And just to make it clear. LA hired Bioware to develop KotOR1, then LA published it. Being succesful, LA wanted a sequel, but Bioware wouldn't do it and instead recommended Obsidian do it. The only "collaboration" between Bioware and Obsidian was that Obsidian got to use the graphics engine used in K1 for the sequel. And that's your proof?

O RLY? Yes.

Obsidian bought the licence, or was given it by LucasArts, from BioWare - but that is about all the companies did together, neither game was a joint project. That was a rhetorical question.

Ahem, and where's your proof about K3 being cancelled, hmm?

Bioware and Obsidian never works together on Kotor game. It's either LA themselves, Bioware or Obsidian. Not some disgusting spawn of them. You mean BioWare and Obsidian don't work together on KOTOR? Then where did Obsidian get permission to make the game. If Obsidian doesn

Take a very close look at the map from Manaan. Does anyone see the crease? Not only did I notice that crease, but I also notice that each individual KOTOR I and II maps are all in the shape and size of one HUGE square. I call that poor quality mapping. That means that it's time to change the engine of the new KOTOR (whenever it comes out) into a more better and well-improved map. No rushing; take your time, I say to whoever will make the new sequel of KOTOR II. If they improve the engine, and take their time with the storyline, plots, dialog, characters and etc, this game could get the award for "THE GAME OF THE YEAR!!!". Don't make light of my words people! We all want a good game, right? THEN LET'S ALL STAND UP AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE!!!

Dear goodness, I hope it's not a stupid MMO. I'd prefer a choice during the game to actually be able to choose whether or not you want it to be single or Multi-player. I would really apprecaite a decent storyline and some new characters. I would also love it if the plot is good, too.

Also, according to the link I just provided, it says that, whoever will be making KOTOR III, will use the Mass Effect game engine. Personally, after seeing some Mass Effect gameplay for the first time (because I don't own the game, yet), I was very impressed. Here is some gameplay with commentry of Mass Effect (the first one): Mass Effect gameplay This is but a taste of what KOTOR III might be like (note, again I don't work for Obsidian or BioWare, but is just a big fan, for now).

Alright, how's this for your proof: Click here for some proof

And how the hell would you know? Do you work for Obsidian yourself? I think it's crystal clear that KOTOR III is inevidable, it's all a matter of time.

I played KOTOR I several times and there were no bugs that I knew of; and maybe it's because I had the 1.03b patch (the latest patch).

"If it needs any"? Mod=Fun (want) Patch=Repair (need) I'd consider "need" being a patch. ^ I hope K3 doesn't need patches. By the time it comes out I'll probably get it for PC. (So far I've gotten Xbox versions which the only mod you can get is Yavin for K1) All games always have needed patches. We're all humans, so the video game makers are humans, so there will be mistakes. Therefore, there will indead be patches for K3. I have no doubt about it.

Once the game comes out, I'm going to be one the first people at the closest retail store to buy that SWEEEEEET (possibly sweet anyway) game!! I can hardly WAIT 'till it comes out. I'm a huge gamer and a modder. So I'll be making a few mods for that game. When it comes out, give me some ideas for mods (if it even needs any) when it comes out.

No, no, no, no, no. If you read what I have said earlier, in page 34, I gave an estimate: ABOUT A MILLION, OKAY!!! Do you understand or are you going to start flinging insults at me, too?

Obviously you will not go in unprepared. You don't necessarily have to have any medpacs, though. You don't need to be forced to have them or whatever. Freedom. Choice. A Role-Playing game. Not a you-get-4-frag-grenades-before-you-play-Outskirts-on-Halo 2 kind of thing. What you seem to be saying there, well, it kind of just goes without saying. I never said that you absolutly must have them; I'm just saying that if you decide to pick up all the medpacks, that that's about how many you would have. Does that make more sense yet, or do I need to keep explaining further for you?