NeverwinterKnight

which is why i suggested you post this on a galaxies forum, in hopes that galaxies will change their format closer to that of kotor.

huh?

amen. i dont think i can play through another 2 or 3 times just to learn all there is about all my party members. the rest of the game isnt good enough to offset going through a 30 hour (more or less) play through just so i can learn about one of my party member's past.

i agree wholeheartedly with this. the fact that at the end of kotor1 revan was too "powerful" to be brought back for episodes 2 and 3 (or however many they were thinking of making) was kind of the death of a possible "true trilogy". i very much would have rather had revan be the pc throughout all three games, or atleast held the possibility of revan returning for the final installment as a playable character. but because of the levelling, its near impossible. i also agree with the assessment of the exile. imo, this "saga" is revans saga and the exile seems kind of thrust upon us and out of place in someone elses saga. maybe its just me being anal about comparing this series to the movies, but it would sort of be like for empire strikes back, the director bringing in his own new character and forcing the fans to try and accept that this new guy is the hero of the story, not luke skywalker, who is off on dagobah for some reason which we are never told about. in any case, we cant do much about it now unless they completely re-do kotor1 to somehow make it viable to have revan as the protagonist again in kotor3 (should it be made).

you might want to fix that one way sign. someone could get hurt driving down the wrong way.

so what exactly did you want? obsidian to make the entire game about how the characters from kotor1 were doing? whats the point? they told us what the main npcs from kotor1 were up to and thats all that was needed to be said. kotor2 was about the new npcs.

its not just the ending that people are disappointed with. the story itself is a bit...not really sure the word.

i never disagreed with that. i commented on the part you mentioned that we dont have a clue about mandalore, hk-47 and t3, when in fact each of their dialogues and the dialogue with other party members fills in those gaps pretty well. as far as not mentioning mission and the others, who cares? thats not obsidians job to tell us about every party member we had in the previous game. they filled us in on the "important" party members and thats all they should have. just look at the movies. does return of the jedi tell us what happened to general riekien from hoth base? does empire strikes back or return of the jedi tell us what happened with general jan dodona? does return of the jedi tell us what happened to lobot? no. because although they had parts to play, they werent the "important" characters to the story.

ditto.

then wheres ender going to sleep? "

did you even play through any of the dialogues? a couple of your questions were answered had you actually talked to your companions. considering you say that "mandalore seems supciously like candoriuos", it makes me think you never even talked to him or talked to kreia, considering it is made plain as day that he is canderous. no speculation, no suspicions, just fact. as for t3, continue conversing with him. what does he have to hide? revan's location and where revan has travelled before. but again, you would know that if youd actually played out the dialogue. and again, with hk-47. same thing. no offense, but it seems like you rushed through the game and never actually talked to most of these characters more than maybe once or twice. <_<

someones sleeping on the couch for disagreeing. arent women always right even when theyre wrong? :D

ls ending, bao-dur's remote wins. ds ending, goto wins.

she was after his lays potato chips.

the fall looks to be the only game on that list that im interested in. ive already played kotor2 and since it ran without a hitch for me on the xbox (i never had the technical problems others seem to have) theres no real reason for me to get the pc version. on my maybe list: -the witcher -elder scrolls iv: oblivion

i didnt enjoy malachor v. it was like a race to the finish line, despite the fact the planet was supposed to be such a big part of the mandalorian invasion. i was hoping there would be more story involved, where wed still have to explore and adventure on malachor v. but instead it was basically the star forge where we fought our way to the last fights with the end boss. disappointing ending.

gretzky. i still get shivers when i see footage of his oiler days. although id rank a lot of those oilers in my all-time favorites list, including mess, coffey, moog (always liked him better than fuhr, not sure why), and kurri.

from what it sounds like, some people didnt even get the dialogue if they chose to just . <_<

im here because i liked nwn1, but was a little disappointed with the single player campaign, so since obsidian seems to be putting more effort in to the sp campaign, im intrigued. im a gamer, and only a gamer. i dont know how to mod and ive never played multiplayer. although i am also following the progress of dragon age as well. i just happen to frequent this forum because im also interested in kotor2 and because my roommate introduced me to the forum.

why oh why do people keep suggesting a multiplayer function? there is star wars galaxies for this. thats why that game exists. the kotor series is about the STORY. no multiplayer game has a great story. none. if anything, anyone who wants multiplayer should be on the galaxies forum suggesting different new additions to that game rather than trying to change kotor into what its not. <_<

you sure about that?

my hockey idol played there. ah the memories.

maybe its just me, but i figured i dont see that as any more "mysterious" as how we found out we were revan.

which is more important to me? the journey. but a great journey with a crappy ending isnt very satisfying, so id lean towards both. but this poll only asked between the two (assuming one was good, one was not so good).

hand them a lightsaber and tell them to either learn or chop their limbs off.