Mark Havel

By the way, the interest of NeverWinter was certaintly not it's solo campaign...

You almost got the point. Replace Obsidian by LucasArts and you'll have the answer.

If not allowed in the game options, no.

If the developpers has not modified the engine, which seems to be the case, I can't see how the game could require the support of an higher version of OpenGL. By the way, the games games were supposed to run on the XBox, so they couldn't really modify the engine; it was enough sluggish in the first KotOR on XBox.

I ever thought this was the explanation to the cut of the droid planet and some more "consistent" content, not the ending. I do no believe they would have let willingly such incoherences of their game if they could have fixed them. Their precedent games as Black Isle studios were too well made (and without any visible incoherence). ! Summon Obsidian developper to have the final word !

I agree.

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Is seems there is some people who did not understood that KotOR II flaws were just caused by LA. They wanted the game for Christmas (and only for US Xbox owners...) while Obsidian initially planned to release it for "Winter 2005", eg March. I'm quite sure that if Obsidian had a few months more to finish it, KotOR II would have been far far better than the first game. Unfortunately, it won't be the case unless a content patch fixing the incoherent ending is officially releseased. You don't (neither do I) know Atari's policy about the release of NWN2, so don't anticipate nor say it will be a bad game. Most of Obsidian's staff are coming from Black Isle Studio who developped the 2 Fallout, the excellent Planescape Torment and the 2 Icewind Dale, plus some addons for ADD games. So I really think there are good developpers and very able to make excellent games.

In a few LucasArts days, which means in a few weeks, if not months.

I must say I'm also becoming to be quite impatient and wondering how many people are actually working at LucasArts. It should not take so long to see that replacing a bunch of low res files by a bunch of high res files does not change at all the game nor introduce new bugs.

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The game is overall very (too) easy.

The two games share the same graphic engine, totally unmodified. So if you computer was able to run KotOR I, it'll be able to run the Sith Lords. You should try to get the lastest version of the drivers. It is said that Ati will release drivers for notebooks in their next version.

Me too. A big lightsaber dual between the two best Jedis of their generation could only be quite entertainning.

It may be a bug caused by the character selection system; you know the stuff which caused a lot of "where are my savegames" threads on these forums.

The game does not patch because the patcher looks very carefully if all the files to patch are on the disk and if these are the good versions, the same size as expected... So if you put a nocd executable instead of the original one, it won't work... Your version of the game should have non official modificated files and then, the patch won't install itself. I don't see any solution except buying a legal copy of the game from a trusted site. You should wait a bit the time the price drops; even unpatched, the game is finishable.

As far as I know, there is no official russian version of the game. You must have bought an illegal version of the game.

Mwahahahahahahahhahaha !!! !summon Obsidian developper to explain this guy how it's working...

Nope, Obsidian finished the patch since a few week, read the developper message. It's up to LA, who took nearly one week to put online a single web page with links to internationnal versions of the 1.0b patch, to release the patch. By the way, I find quite strange that LA were so eager to release the game for christmas and is now taking ages to release finished patches...

You should ever and only use official versions of the drivers. Your windows should also be up to date. A patch is now available for the game, try "Mise

Unfortunately, it seems that "a few days" means "a few months" for LucasArts...

Well done, I really like this fan art.

If only there were a sequence with T3 to repair the ship...

I don't think they needed eighteen months to finish the game. I don't know anything about the developpement of a game, but I think three to sixth months would have been enough to fix the bugs, make a coherent ending and why not, integrate the cut content. Then KotOR II would have been one the best RPG ever.

It's quite obvious that every player of this game would have preferered a game delayed of a few months than having a far too less tested one with incoherent ending... Fortunately, some bugs have been fixed and the butchered movies and musics are going to be fixed.