Darth Barth

To get to Goto there are several things you need to do. Overall, you need to get noticed by the Exchange. Doing quests will gain their attention. Things like winning in Pazaak against The Champ, giving 2000 creds to that little Snivvian in the corner of the Entertainment district, pretty much just about any quest. After you get their attention, you wil know it as a cutscene will happen.

I wasn't really speaking of them in particular, but yes, instances like them.

Just Disciple. And if you are Light Side, you get .

Much more specific answer: Large spoiler below:

That's what I got out of it. Especially, the conversation at the end. Kreia says the Sith are a "belief." This makes me question things that occured before Ajunta Pall discovered the Sith race. In a conversation with Kreia (I think when you ask her if she is Jedi or Sith), she questions what the Jedi fought against before there were Dark Jedi and before "Sith." She also brings up the fact that there must have been some great struggle before there were Jedi, even, if the Force is supposed to be as old as time itself. Given knowledge of the Expanded Universe, there are galaxies where the Force has no meaning or power. Maybe this will be expanded upon in further games.

I didn't think K1's endings were that satisfying. They were typical clich

That quote is from Visaas when you ask her who was under the mask. EDIT: After the battle with

I first ran into them in the Czerka office. When you go to talk to the lady about the restoration, they are speaking with her. A cutscene happens and they escape. Supposedly you can find them again, but I just lied and said they were dead. I thought G0-T0 was just a boss in the Exchange. Then again, I didn't get very far with his dialogues.

Personally I thought that scene was great.

What exact parts you get seem to be randomized (ie, chassis instead of processor). Also for #4, your fight with the three HK-50s, can be in a couple different areas depending on what planet order you take. Think Calo Nord or Darth Bandon from previous game. Nice work

Given what we learn of Atton later, he is probably just feigning ignorance at the beginning.

I copied it down when I saw it. That is the exact quote. Lemme see if I can get a screen shot. EDIT: Okay.. Ive found the quote.. it is exact. The location of the quote for me was after taking care of Jani in the Tatooine desert (I did Manaan last). And I was mistaken, the quote is exact but the trigger for it is to ask Canderous how it was like to work for Davik. Im looking for a screenshot program to use right now. EDIT2: Pic should be up. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That is photoshop. I have no save game just with the dialogue, but i am pretty damn sure <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It is not photoshop. Just because you have no save with this or don't remember it doesn't mean that it its not true. Here is the whole conversation scene. After work I'll post an mp3 and my save game file since no one can believe that this scene exists.

You know.. the datapad has me wondering. Perhaps, the Madalore spoken of in the datapad is going to be an opponent to Mandalore NPC. The datapad certainly doesnt sound like the Canderous that we know... using stealth generators and such.. Canderous would probably see that beneath a warrior. Hmm.. These things may very well be in the new game.

I copied it down when I saw it. That is the exact quote. Lemme see if I can get a screen shot. EDIT: Okay.. Ive found the quote.. it is exact. The location of the quote for me was after taking care of Jani in the Tatooine desert (I did Manaan last). And I was mistaken, the quote is exact but the trigger for it is to ask Canderous how it was like to work for Davik. Im looking for a screenshot program to use right now. EDIT2: Pic should be up.

The fact that Sentinels are more skill orientated would only bother me if this were KOTOR 1. Since the devs have stated numerous times that skill would factor into solutions to quests, I am not concerned. If skills are implemented in dialogue like how stats were in Torment I will be more than happy to play a Sentinel.

Maybe its just me but I always thought that Canderous was the Mandalore that was bested by Revan. After you discover your true identity, you can ask Canderous about a war story with the Republic. A fight for supremacy is brought up. Here is the dialogue that follows: Cand: But I never wanted to challenge you. Never felt the need. Maybe I knew I couldn't win... just like all those years ago. Revan: A wise decision. Cand: Yeah, probabaly. Heh. You'd likely have beaten me again. Maybe you would have. But you're not who you were back then. I can tell. You've changed... and maybe I have too. The other question that this thread has brought up is when was HK-47 originally created. HK-47 tells us when Revan started his conquest. If that is all there is to the story, then surely there is a continuity error. The answers to this question are in there in the dialogue and visions. First, the vision on Dantooine. From what Malak says, both still belong to the Jedi. Malak warns that once they break that seal there is no returning. This establishes that both, or at least Revan (note his Sith mask), had already turned to the dark side well before finding the Star Forge. This also means that they must have found the Dantooine Star Map prior to leaving to fight the Mandalorians because we are told Malak and Revan turned when they came back from the Outer Rim. Various dialogues mention that they returned changed. Second, Revans intent and ulterior motives with the Mandalorian War proves him to be a very cunning person. It was Revan, him/herself who convinced the Jedi Council to interfere, to side with the Republic. (NOTE: This is brought up in a dialogue with Bastila and Carth. Carth asks Bastila how things would be different had the Jedi intervened sooner. During the conversation, Revans involvement is mentioned.) Several things were accomplished by Revan when he/she got the Jedi involved: 1) Usind the combined might of the Jedi and Republic forces, a grave threat to Sith supremacy (ie, the Mandalorians) would be crushed. 2) Both the Jedi and the Republic would be weaked by such a great conflict. Compounded with the Exar Kun War several years earlier and the way for a new Sith Empire would be all the more certain. 3) The ability to turn the crushed enemies of the Republic, the Mandalorian and the Jedi to your side would be easier. Especially since the Jedi and Republic were so far from home with a highly charismatic (NOTE: This is brought up in multiple dialogues.) war hero Jedi as their leader. All of this ties in to HK-47s creation. If HK-47 notes the plotting and subterfuge as the beginning of Revans conquest, than it is not only likely that HK-47 was created before the Jedi sided with the Republic, but the target for assasination was none other than Mandalore. Perhaps, after HK-47's failure, Revan decided to take a more active role using the reasons mentioned before. wow.. its late.. time for bed

Perhaps the FMVs are a testament to how much flexibility there is in the game. For example, maybe FMVs change depending on how you go about solving them. Remember Avellone said that they wanted to do like Fallout, with the slideshows but that format didn't jive with Star Wars. Maybe FMV is that format?

[] There is confusion because there is the continent America, and the country United States of America, which is sometimes called America... [/:-] <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Continent North America

Ok, now you are all scaring me. I hope that is a joke!!!??? Canada lies in North America. America is not United States!! I really hope that you are all joking, if not it's just sad.... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> United States of.. North America? No... America is the nation. Look to Soviet Union and China for further examples of this.

Im not Columbo by any means, but I had it figured out when there was that flashback with Malak and Revan going to the Star Map. When only Malak spoke and Revans face was covered I said to myself "Why cover his face? There is always a reason if a main character's face is shrouded." Same thing with that movie Saw. If you've seen it, you know what I'm talking about. That and the squeaky voice of you-know-who sounds nothing like the dude in the secret garage.

Huh? You mean the E-vile Amerikkan Empire had nothing to do with bleeding the Communist Utopia dry? The mujadeen destroyed our Red Soviet Comrades? /sarcasm In case you didn't notice, the Afganistan conflict was at it's most severe was a morale sap. Not to mention the fact that without US assistance the Soviets would have crushed the mujadeen utterly.

Uh, they get the idea from watching a news report on television in their apartment... I'm serious.. page 24, Freedon Nadd Uprising #2.