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Anotherone I read somewhere: "The problem with America is stupidity. I'm not saying there should be a capital punishment for stupidity, but why don't we just take the safety labels off of everything and let the problem solve itself?" :ph34r:

Spoken like a true bald guy "

I pre-ordered it yesterday. I have enough faith that Obsidian will deliver a great and relatively bugfree PC version.

...a miniature giant animated hair piece from space...

Ibrahimovic missed a penalty against Holland! Unforgivable, he should have scored. Watch out for Wesley Snijder though, he's a great talent. Hup, Holland, Hup

Just FYI: What do American beer and having sex in a cano have in common? Answer:

I knew I had it in me

Thank you for beta-testing, all you American X-boxers :ph34r:

You forgot the option: "No, because I rule and am a PC gamer"

I think you should post your question here Those people all have the game, so they can tell you more about it.

Please! Start your post with [spoiler and end it with[/spoiler. Close the tags with ]

Thanks!

You know, I actually bought that game, though I never played it back then... edit: and still haven't *covers his ears in anticipation of all the people who are going to shout "blasphemy!!!"*

It's not Obsidian who should offer an explanation, it's LA's QA department...

That sounds very familiar... "

So what you mean is that a lot 14 year old SW freaklets don't get the deeper meaning of certain points made in the game

I set it invisible for a minute while I worked on fixing the Quote boxes. Guess I quoted too many or something. I don't know how this stuff works, I'm just a programmer-... er. -Akari <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ahh, never mind, it's back! Many thanks for answering our questions

Where did that post go?

Ah, now I know what you mean . But what do you mean if you say that that is a flaw of KotOR 2? Like I said before: IMO that is a positive thing, because it creates a certain depht in the game you don't see every day.

OMG!!! They can't do this! I'm pretty sure it's even illegal to do such a thing in Holland, because in similar cases (can't remember what exactly, I think it was copy protection on CD's) people went to court and won.

Well, I haven't played the game yet, but from what I hear, some people are very positive about the ending. But what does that have to do with the fact that KotOR 2 makes the player a "part" of the story instead of "showing" it?

Would you care to explain that? Because IMO, that would be a very strong point for a game, instead of a flaw. Do you mean that the people who played KotOR 1 wanted to be passively entertained, like a movie? If that is true, you don't think much of the average KotOR fan

You tell 'em, Akari

I just did. I pre-ordered the PC version. They claim they can deliver it on the 11th of February! Thats pretty good for a Dutch retailer. Usually we have to wait a month or so before a new game is available overhere.