Eduardo

Mmm, going by the screenshots, there may be an issue with your serial, as it isn't showing the DLC in the tab, so when you activated it, it did as a regular edition. Question, by any chance, do you own two copies of SP? Asking to be sure because of the first message in the screenshot.

I tested that solution, and it worked, I got the last 3 without problems.

You can always just make a hard save just before learning Nagasaki, then finish off the game really quick by blitzing it, like don't bother wasting your time collecting stuff, just go beat the game without selling your junk. After you return from Canada the game is basically over... you go talk to Kyle and initiate the point of no return final quest. After you get the achievement for not selling junk the entire game, reload your old save and play the game as usual... that's what I did. That was the plan, but as I had a savegame already near the final battle, I finished it to get the Nobody left behind, not selling anything & having Dire achievements, and reloaded pre-Canada. Well, selling everything pre-finishing Canada worked, so I was finally able to get 100% of the collectables and all achievements while wearing that face... Thanks, and I hope it gets fixed in a patch!

You don't need to face the wall, etc, while using Nagasaki. Are you sure you have it selected when using it outside combat?

Okey, I will try this... but damn, if this is the cause... I haven't sell anything exactly because of that achievement. I think I will sell everything and go for the face of Hasselhoff achievement.

I just got it.

Yep: http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/65500-shoe-wont-load-at-the-last-mission/ http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/65371-unable-to-get-the-shoe-chinpokomon/

I think it wasn't there, it is two levels above that location, on the only ladder that goes above in that section.

Yes, when you actually figure what they were trying to get you to do with A and D, it is quite easy.

You can actually switch between magics just pressing E, without holding G. It is the same with the actions menu (Shoot, Buddy Action, etc), Q to choose, F to execute.

Same here, it won't appear on the last mission having 129. Weird thing is I reloaded previous savegames and the previous ones started glitching too. Sometimes the crab people's one won't appear, others the girl's one won't, but in no case did the three of them appear. One always glitched, depending on the order I tried to get them (been trying multiple variants, staring right before finishing Canada). Edit: For reference, it was in my 2nd playthrough (started a new one because I missed one weapon and one Chinpokomon in my first, in the levels you can't return to), but it wasn't a totally new game, I loaded a save made right after I finished the character creation bit.

Concerning the old TOTJ tpbs, most of them have been out of print for some time, so your best bet to get them is ebay or other places that sell used comics. The Freedonn Nadd Uprising TPB is in particular really hard to find, as it had a short print and only collected two issues. There are plans to release the entire series in a two volume omnibus, like Dark Horse is currently doing with the X-Wing series. And in two months the first KOTOR tpb is shipping out, collecting 0-6). So, to be a completist: TOTJ series: - Tales of the Jedi (1-5)(collected as TOTJ The Collection, or KOTOR). - The Freedon Nadd Uprising (1-2), collected, really hard to find. - Dark Lords of the Sith (1-6), collected. - The Sith War (1-6), collected. - The Golden Age of the Sith (0-5), collected. - The Fall of the Sith Empire (1-5), collected. - Redemption (1-5), collected. - There is also the TOTJ Companion, containing background info and short stories concerning minor characters from the first two TOTJ series. KOTOR series: - Two tales comic stories, "Shadows and Light" and "Unseen, Unheard", from SW Tales 23 & 24, both collected in SW Tales vol. 6. - Rebellion/KOTOR flipbook. - KOTOR ongoing, up to number six, currently solicited up to issue ten, first tpb also solicited collection 0-6). New Sith Wars (2000-1000 Before): - "Prototypes" comic story, from Star Wars Visionaries TPB. - "Darkness Shared" short story from SW Gamer 5, available online to suscribers of SW Hyperspace. - Jedi vs Sith (1-6), collected. - Bane of the Sith short story, from SW Gamer 3, available online to suscribers of SW Hyperspace. - Darth Bane: Path of Destruction upcoming novel. Others sources: - "History of the Mandalorians" article from Star Wars Insider 80. - "Evil Never Dies: The Sith Dynasties" article available online to to suscribers of SW Hyperspace.

Well, it takes some time to ship fuel from Sleytheron to Telos. It hasn't arrived yet when the Sith attack.

Kreia said that both Korriban and Malachor V were outposts in the fringes of the True Sith Empire, that were later abandoned (will try to look for the exact quote later). Korriban was a part of the old Sith Empire, so it can be infered that the Sith race are the true Sith. If that is the case, Revan had more contact with a member of the True Sith via his interaction with the ghost of Ajunta Pall. As said above, acording to the first TOTJ series, Nadd wasn't a Dark Lord, and he fled his master (which was later revealed in the Essential Chronology to have been Naga Sadow after being reawakened from hybernation). Sadow's exact fate is unknown. What is sure is that he didn't left the same way he came, as his ship was still on Yavin for Exar Kun to find.

Open up swkotor.ini in your KoToR folder and go under [Game Options] and add EnableCheats=1 and when in game press ` . Check gamefaqs for more info. For Kotor II is the same, but the entry box will be invisible.

Wait, wait, wait. What was that about the third Vulkar Base level? Does that have anything to do with sneaking into the Vulkar Base and posing and lab technians, stealing spice for one of the Vulkars, and getting a garage access card without brute force? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yep. There is an unfinished level left, at least in the PC version, that you can access via the warp cheat, in which you can find one spice-addict that will give you his card in exchange of spice, try to steal a mechanic card to get access to the elevator & sabotage the heating to deactivate the security systems. Have you been checking the script or dialogue files? It is one of these, but can't remember which one. B, I think. warp tar_m10aa warp tar_m10ab warp tar_m10ac

Ah, the X-box doesn't have those parts either, the difference between the two versions is that Obsidian or LA deleted the modules that allowed access to those unfinished parts via some modified saves in the X-Box case. If you copy the modules into your modules foder you can access those two unfinished areas via the warp cheat for example. Just to see what may have been. Kind of like the third Vulkar Base level in KOTOR I.

If you are talking about the deleted Droid Planet & HK Factory, someone on the Holowan Laboratories posted the modules. They work. http://www.lucasforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=144302

Wait, so the Sith that appear in KOTOR I & II

I am going to assume its a descendant of him. Would be the second one, after Bodo Baas in Dark Empire.

The timing of when they find the Starmaps is a little problematic. After they defeat Mandalore, they set course to the Unknown regions, IIRC, to "follow the remnants" of the Mandalorian fleet, but in truth to find the Starforge. That would imply that they found the Starmaps during the Mandalorian War. So, if HK-47 helped Revan found a Starmap on Tatooine, that would mean he was created before the end of the War. Nuke, dialogue it is open to interpretation. After all, the memories of a faulty droid repaired by an amnesiac Sith lord aren't the best source of info. This reminds me of the Naga Sadow situation (full sith blood & heretic / human and Dark Lord) and that was solved.

HK-47 fourth memory ------------------------------------------------------ Revan: So tell me about this last owner, then. HK-47: Correction: That would be my first owner, master. The first I can remember. I had completed an assassination in Mandalorian Space

Yes, I though of that, but they should have spent a couple of years down on Kashyyk for that to work. Think I will load up KOTOR later today or tomorrow and copy the exact dialogue with HK-47 and the pad.

He is refering that, during KOTOR I, there were two alusions to a new Mandalore existing after the Mandalorian Wars. One was the last memory of HK-47, of being defeated by Mandalore, and as HK was supposed to have been build after the Mandalorian Wars, it is a new one. Second ones are the datapads on Kashyyk. The Mandalorians that are using the cloaking devices and attacking unarmed opponents have datapads saying Mandalore ordered them to test these weapons.

That was just a pretender, and not a true Mandalore. I will wait until playing the game to see if there is a huge contradiction or something workable around. I never put much faith onto what official sites said, specially Lucasarts of lately. The Battlefront site, for example.