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Ellestor

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  1. Rather than 'waving like flames', Obsidian seems to be setting their hair literally ablaze. Anyway, I love the concept art, Rob. I don't understand what was happening in that nasty thread on the BioWare forums.
  2. Coruscant Nar Shaddaa Dathomir Hapes Yavin IV Dagobah Arkania Ambria Thule Ziost However, I would always prefer a fewer number of extremely well-developed planets.
  3. No less than a planet, no more than a system, yet I am not sure that even my deepest id would qualify as Sith material. Even giving in to the most instinctually honest, does-not-play-well-with-others pathways of my subconscious, I would not be interested in perpetuating extinctions or commiting anything else that would significantly limit my 'options'. There would be no, 'Wipe them out, all of them!' types of orders. One must at least take slaves, after all. But yes, genocide does not feature in even my most twisted fantasies. Many forms of coercion and control do, but I also see no reason to reach beyond a star system to achieve any of them.
  4. Knights of the Old Republic, the original, gave the player a very difficult choice at the turning point of the plot (the revelation of their previous identity). It gave you a better reason to possibly turn on the Jedi, I think, than its sequel did. Yet the path of the dark side is more interesting in the sequel, I must say, and I think Kreia is the key to that. She also makes life on the light side more interesting, though, so I should not say much. (I am a Kreia fanatic. I love that her very first line made me feel guilty. 'Find what you are looking for among the dead?' I knew from that moment I would love her as a character.) My true misgiving about Knights of the Old Republic II is the heap of bugs I encountered. Far more than its predecessor. Oh, that, and Sion. I did not find him a compelling character. I never did find corpse-villains the most interesting, and the 'Zombie Sith Lord' theme did not work for me. But he was far more interesting than Malak, in my opinion, so perhaps I am not being fair. I simply found the wisdom of Traya/Kreia and the nature of Nihilus' power to be considerably more... poignant, or something to that effect.
  5. I am very surprised to find that my preference, silver, is in the lead of this poll. Highly unusual. In any case, yes, silver. I was originally, when I first was introduced to Star Wars at a young age and the concept of the lightsabre, I was a fanatic of green. Yet I later came to prefer the thought of a blue sabre, and now a silver blade attracts me most. Some would say that my aesthetic tastes are becoming more austere, while I would say that my Schwartz is going grey. But seriously, I simply like the image of a young, pale male Jedi with long brown hair, grey robes, and a silver lightsabre blade. Living nocturnally. On a rainforest planet. With lots of rain. And fruit. There is a cyan crystal? I will have to look into this.
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