Laozi

Cold metal droid hands? Twilek massages yes, droid massages no.

Courage? If there was a real chance of failure then it might have taken some courage, but as is using godlike powers doesn't require any amount of courage, just will.

Stop dragging this crap up, I know you like your little topic that you started but you don't get extra points for being irrelevent

A million?

Now all you guys have to do is start work on that WWF CRPG game that I've heard so much about

i guess everyone who post has major ADD

Hmm... have you heard of Windows? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> True, but thats more of a no real alternative

Strange considering the Krath totally suck ass

And Darth Gates also know the way to make more money is not to allow yours to be the inferior product. Look if PCers really need some sort of consolation prize how about that you get to talk on these boards for two monthes longer, while we HAVE to play the game , hows that, or maybe you guys could upgrade your computers while you're waiting in order to take full advantage of your supposive better graphics,

Ordinary people in extrordinary circumstances, Lando and Wedge destroyed the 2nd Death Star, with out Han Luke never would have been able to destroy the 1st. Don't get me wrong obviuosly Han couldn't defeat Vader, but he cold play a hand in it. The perfect example of both choice and the ordinary becoming extrordinary in my mind can be taken from the LOTR. Isildur even though he was a Dunadan, is only a man (if you have ever read Tolkien then you know that Elves are the superior race in most ways) for just a moment managed to do what noone else could, cut the One Ring from the hand od Sauron. Then he had a choice, to destroy the ring, or as he ended up doing, letting it seduce him. The only thing that decieved him was the ring and the power it presented, he was not cut off or blinded to the other option. Also though a high King of Numenor, he in no way was Sauron's equal, or even close. Alot would say how can yu compare the EU to a classic like the LOTR, but if you settle for less then that's all you're going to get, and I'm afraid thats all we have

I sure they said there won't be any additional content available, I actually really perfer the Xbox interface, and I can alway live without mods, they're fun and all, but they don't replace just getting a new game

That sounds dangerous

You get to pick the skills but not the class

40yrs. wouldn't put it out of the era

I heard they changed their minds and actually decided to reverse the release dates. PC version ships december 6, 2004. XBox version ships February, 2005. " <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I hadn't heard that, man they're sneaky

Ya I love me too, I'm the greatest

I would think that they'd be the same as your beginning class, why would a consular train a guardian? They have totally different skill set supposively

Kudos

Ya there's no reason to rush to get it out anymore, I guess maybe the Valetine's Day Rush, but most of you guys are single and alone anyway

Fell free to take alot of time off, theres no real pressure anymore

I here its not till June now

I just feel good, ahhhhhhhhhh Now I'm going to begin my last game of KOTOR and sit back until its delievered.

Well......Alot to address here I guess I would first have to state, that to me Exar Kun's abilities are ridiculous, special jewelry aside, no matter how nice of the bling bling he has, to give one such power makes EVERYONE else before or after so insignificant. The fact that one could have power over so many in my mind totally goes against the idea of a living force, infact its the exact opposite. Plus the way he fell, I just don't see much creativity in it, you would think one that could wield such power would be able to have free choice, but somehow this isn't the case. Sure its great to really like the most powerful in the galaxy but what does this do to the Han Solos and Wedge Achillies? Doesn't the idea of the individual who has the power of the gods diminish the idea that one who makes the best of what they're given has equal influence. What could Han and the Millennium Falcon do against such a foe? Not much I'm afraid. To some this might seem epic, but to me its simplistic and I totally agree with 213374U's accessment that the author became so enamoured with his own charcter that he couldn't even give him a suitable end. This is apparent in the entire story and is just a cheap storytelling. How clever is this? But this seems to be a huge problem for the whole EU. One thing about good villian, they hatch there plots, rise to power, and then eventially die, but the writers of the EU seem to have such a lack of creativity that they must reuse villians so many times that they get run into the ground.

Actually , wouldn't the apprentice choosing its class be more realistic?

As much as I like teasing PCers, it does totally suck and I would be pissed as well But I own an XboX, thank god, as for the Euros, now that's just funny