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Hmm how do you get T3 to show that?

Perhaps not to you. Do you think everyone already knew all that? Of course not. And I don't all believe Revan is Nihilus, I refuse to believe that. It has already been proved that Revan is still alive when Nihilus is not. Kreia would know this for sure because she could even see a millenia through the future.

What's the strongest Lightsaber you ever made? Once I made a Lightsaber with 19-56 Energy damage, I had the absolute best stuff you could put into a Lightsaber.

The whole Ludo Kreshh tomb on Korriban, (the one with the visions) it really made me go "whoa... what the...!" all the time through it. Also when I meet Carth and then Bastila shows up after that.

I don't care about the books, never even read them. I liked the Basilisk War Droid, and the most likely reason for Xizor's ship looking like that is because the company designed it to look like a Basilisk War Droid, even though now it's upgraded to a ship. Too much whining and complaining here "They copied this and that" and might I remind you that interrogation droids look very similar, they're always floating balls with a bunch of stuff on them.

I like the Dark side more, but the Light was fun as well, just not anywhere near the fun that the Dark side is.

What is BMC?

You just do as Mandalore says, leave Onderon and go to Dxun, and when you enter the Ebon Hawk you will receive a message from the Mandalorians, go back to their camp and you get sent on a mission to Freedon Nadd's tomb.

Did you check, Chi`ara? I was thinking that if our Xboxes are different it might be so that these Xboxes that are made in May are somehow more likely to not experience bugs. I'm trying to look for a pattern here, it may be so that the newer Xboxes are better for KOTOR 2, I'm not trying to say that I'm the greatest just because my Xbox is the newest version. I think it says right under the Xbox, it's easy to check. It could of course all be random, manufacturing date and/or what version it is could might as well be irrelevant to the fact that some people are experiencing bugs with KOTOR 2, and some are not. I have experienced some bugs, but not so annoying. Just stuff like my swoop floating three meters in the air while racing (which only happened once) and a few times where the game freezes.

Did you just say that there were no casualties at Malachor? Do you have any idea on how many people died there? It's the reason It's all over the game, I read it several times. A lot of people died in that battle over Malachor.

If you want your Lightsaber as fast as possible, go to Dantooine right after Telos. I think you spammers should lay off the off-topic posts that aren't really needed. Hades hates KOTOR, great. It doesn't belong here.

I don't get it. Read all these confusing posts and I don't understand if Keen means that it increases the number of critical hits I make, or if it decreases them. The game mechanics sometimes appear as a bunch of Einstein talk to me.

I like them equally, but not in the same way. KOTOR 2 had all the new features and new feats and all that, but KOTOR 1 is better storywise and in other ways, like interaction with NPCs and among them. And the music was better. I can't decide, really, but I have to say KOTOR 1 is just a tiny bit better. I say if you mix the positives of both games together you got yourself an excellent game.

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Heh When I discovered there was Korriban and Dantooine, I rolled my eyes. They simply took two areas and plastered some new artwork on it. Pretty lame IMO - dr cloak <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Surely I must not be the only one to enjoy visiting old places in sequels? Seeing the changes is fantastic in my eyes. Also looking at places to think "Here is where I wandered before as Revan, and that's where I killed Lashowe" or something like that. Sequels always do this for me, I almost always get to visit the good old places, and it makes me just faint because it is so cool.

Yes that's possible. Would explain how parts of HK-47 were sold throughout the galaxy

Nihilus is more complicated to understand, and after having beaten KOTOR 2 twice on Light and Dark side, I now understand what he is and he is no longer such a disappointing weird character that he was to me at first. 1 -- 2 --

But she did say that. She suggested that as a choice you can make, and you can actually make that choice when you choose what to say.

Look, the Mandalore in KOTOR 2 is , and the Mandalore before that was killed by Revan, most likely in the Mandalorian Wars, which would be the most logical time to do this. After that Mandalore was killed, time passed by until became Mandalore, forming the Ordo Clan on Dxun.

HK-47, Kreia, the Exile, that utility droid that looks like T3 a bit, T3-M4, and... that's all. Maybe a miner too as someone speculated. HK-50 also came onboard, the one on Peragus Station that is. He's the one that shot HK-47. HK-47 was actually still functioning, you can hear him trying to get out in the prologue. Press Open on the door and it will say that someone is knocking on the door, or something similar to that. I wonder why HK-50 would shoot HK-47, that is rather odd.

Yes you are correct Force Reaper, but all those visions in the Ludo Kreshh tomb were all from the Exile's head. The Exile probably imagined Revan having those two sabers (maybe because Revan actually did once... who knows?) like he saw Malak with a jaw, that's how the Exile always remembered him, there was no jawless Malak in his memory. To me that Ludo Kreshh tomb seemed like a mind-twister. It shows things from the Exile's past, but it changes them. Malak and those Jedi never attacked the Exile, nor did Bastila. I guess different parts of the tomb show different visions, I always wondered why the whole party "shows up" and tries to kill you, and why Kreia looks like she does as Darth Traya. I guess one part of the tomb shows past visions but a bit "revamped", the second part showed a vision just like the Exile remembered it (the Republic soldiers) and the third one wasn't something that had actually happened. This all leads me to believe that Revan perhaps never used a purple and red saber, but is that really so important? A confusing tomb that is...

Do the other computer first with the A B C D E F - node things (it was completely random for me, I just saved before it and reloaded until I got it right) and then I went to do the mathematic one. I did what the guy above did, with the equation.

Well in KOTOR 1 you can get the Holocron by taking it from Lashowe (well off her corpse actually) and then giving to Uthar for prestige. So maybe he went and put it in his room. That would be weird though because I've heard Bastila appears in that Holocron if you say that Revan was Dark side, so I don't know.

I don't know why Revan had a purple Lightsaber, or two sabers to begin with, but I guess that's canon for what sabers he had/has. I always picture Revan with a single saber or double-bladed Lightsaber, I think Dual sabers are more for Light siders, they're kinda annoying in my eyes.

There's a workbench in Trayus Academy, trust me. I think it's in the "Trayus Proving Grounds"