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No, no. You've got it all wrong. Apologising, being nice and polite is not what you want to do. No, you want to keep using the obnoxious red font, and use loads of IM lingo, combined with poor grammar, if possible. Yes, that'll get you far in these boards. Otherwise, the regular denizens will be denied their fun, and we wouldn't want that, now would we?

No, that's exactly what you're promoting when you say: It's nice you still can rectify, though.

Nice dodge. Unfortunately, you have performed that one so many times one can see it coming from miles away. You just don't have any arguments, and it shows.

As a matter of fact, I said autarchy. It's a different thing.

Hey Hades, usually I have no problem with you being all doom and gloom, but that is just rubbish. Autarchy as a political doctrine has been proven a failure, in the real world. Things just don't work that way. Get a clue, man.

Aren't they? Hm... I wonder who's living in a fantasy world. " Sorry about that. It's the price of free will. Then again, perhaps free will is overrated.

A trendy contradiction, if there was ever one.

It's awesome, if a bit on the easy side. Lots of neat details. Really cool move system, with combos that involve several enemies. The levels are mostly taken from the movies, and adapted so they last more than 2 minutes. Finally they took the hint that people actually wanted to play as Neo...

Agreed. In this case, you are sorely lacking both.

Path of Neo.

I gave up trying to convince people that refuse to acknowledge logic some time ago. Around the time I saw my first Volourn post, probably. That's not going to stop me from posting the truth, though.

Only as far as you consider KotOR canon.

Um, ok. By not canon I meant it in the purist sense, as in not being in the movies.

No. I see you keep claiming this everytime the issue comes up, but I still have to see you put forth convincing arguments. SPECIAL worked just fine in FOT. The interface was crap, though, as it was impossible to carry out complex maneuvers, or anything that involved controlling more than one party member at a time. The game didn't suffer from gameplay imbalances derived from the ruleset, as is the case with K2, though. I would think you can see the difference between the game interface and the ruleset implementation by now.

Huh? How do you expect to make sense out of something if you purposefully disregard the material it's based on? Regardless of what you consider canon or not, the Sith species is a recurrent theme in the TotJ era (newsflash: KotOR is set in the TotJ era), and considering that everything in that era is not canon, the Sith race are as good a part of the EU as anything else. So, like it or not, the Sith race exist in the KotOR universe. And, about Revan and the others, the term "Sith" is an EU invention that made it to the movies. You will find that in the OT, nobody mentions anything about "Sith", and Darth Vader is a dark Jedi. Funny how people make up stuff in their mind, and then proceed to assume it's a fundamental truth.

Huh? It's you who's not making any sense, buddy. I quoted Kaftan's post so as to make a complete reply, that actually made sense, as it addressed the same point. I quoted it so you wouldn't get lost as anything that isn't directed at you specifically seems to go over your sorry little mind. It seems I failed alright, as you got lost all the same. Oh well. Heh. I couldn't imagine that the mention of crayons would make you so hot and bothered. I wonder why is that... Er, if you were actually able to quit spouting foam and read, you'd realize that's what I've been arguing about for the whole thread. Except for when I defused your feeble argument about game sales having anything to do with quality. Keep trying, though. You make for some excellent fun. )

Zing.

No. No more munchkin lameass races, thank-you-very-much.

Yes, and no. The Sith were a race, a rather primitive one at that. Then there was this group of maverick Jedi that had been cast out from the order because of their crazy ass dark side beliefs. They fled to the outer rim, where they encountered and conquered the Sith, and appointed themselves as rulers of this race. Thus, you have some half-breeds, such as Marka Ragnos, that were part pure blood Sith, and part something else. That is the "true" Sith empire. What I don't like about this is the naming. I mean, if those guys are the "true" Sith, that would make Revan, Malak, Palps, and the rest of the gang "fake" Sith. That's just lame. "Old" Sith empire would fit much better, without implying that the Sith we know and love are just wannabes. That's garbage. Anyone licensed by LFL to write a story in the SW universe must first present any ideas to their "canon committee", or whatever, and must count with their total approval at the time of release. If the committee doesn't like something, then that has to go. So, GL isn't really that concerned about continuity issues as you might want to imply.

Oh, my. Now you're trying to cast me into an emo kid stereotype? Man, where did that come from? Any more random comments you want to make? You might as well comment on my eating habits while you're at it. If that's the best you can do (and it certainly does as you get more and more lame with each reply), this is going to end badly for you. Now, let's deal with the "substance" of your post. Hell, come think of it, I don't even need to, as I already did. Unfortunately you were so busy trying to appear smart and thinking up smarmy comebacks that you missed it. I'll quote it, though, so you don't have to exhaust yourself: That's right. Mostly. You can freely say that the formula they will most likely use (based on experience from previous games) is different to that used previously in FO games. However, you can't say it will be "unsuitable" until you see the end result. Different ≠ Bad. As you can see, I actually agree with what you said. However, comparing the sales of ToEE to those of Morrowind does not make for a valid argument regarding the quality of either product, and therefore, the ability of the developers. That's where my Britney Spears comment came from. I don't think I can simplify it any more for you, short of making you some crayon drawings.

I liek poop.

That's right. Mostly. You can freely say that the formula they will most likely use (based on experience from previous games) is different to that used previously in FO games. However, you can't say it will be "unsuitable" until you see the end result. Different ≠ Bad. Incidentally, that is a statement based 100% on personal opinion. Personal opinion ≠ Universal Law.

Gluupor wonky!

For once, I'm with SS...

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