Darth_Radnor

These "halfnaked savages" were greats in their own respective time period. India during its height was very powerful, and gave a lot to the world in terms of knowledge, especially mathematics. And there was a lot of gold in Africa, which made the Mali and Songhai empires rise to the height of power. And good job on letting your racism show, considering that some people could be from aforementioned countries. Way to go, troll.

I wonder why Luke doesn't remember anything?

Yup. Kreia would own the other two.

As Chris A. explains, Lucasfilm approved it on first pass. The BWD in KOTOR II is official.

Bionic Kumquat the return <{POST_SNAPBACK}> "He is more machine than man now" *Mechanical Breathing*

Oh no, not another BWD thread... Please, we already know the future of this thread, locked just like every other one of its sister threads. No more BWD threads for 2005

He still lives. The chimp may have mauled him, but he still lives. Go Kumquat go!

The US would have pummeled Germany sooner or later. And the best armies were defeated by winter, not the Russian army. And on topic, my vote is still with Luke Skywalker.

And this comes from the guy who says that Russia was the true victor of WWII, and the Allied countries had nothing to do with the victory.

Alexander the Great would own them both.

K1: Jolee K2: HK

Is Jacen Solo a powerful Jedi?

Luke Skywalker. Possibly Anakin before the suit.

I like some SW video games (KOTOR 1 & 2, Jedi Outcast, and Academy to a degree) I haven't read a single SW book I have read some SW comics I have seen all the movies, but only have the OT on DVD. I guess I'm a moderate, leaning on the "less nerdy" side.

Right now: Moby

Trask Ulgo, Dark Lord of the Sith. Thought to have been killed by Bandon on the Endar Spire, Ulgo was spared by Bandon mainly because of his strength in the Force. Indeed, so powerful was he that he was able to hold off Bandon with a simple vibroblade and even proceeding to cut him across the arm. Bandon, recognizing his power, taught him the ways of the Dark Side, and plotted to use him against his master, Darth Malak. Unfortunately, Bandon was killed by Revan, and Ulgo's heart was filled with revenge. Fleeing to the Outer Regions, Ulgo became a Sith Lord by the name of Darth Trask. He is exceptionally skilled with a lightsaber, and wears a Republic uniform under his clothes, attesting to the devotion with which he once served the Republic. He is currently on the quest to find Revan and avenge his master's death...

I thought of it as a what if scenario, if your character had continued to serve under Revan after the Mandalorian Wars when he found the SF.

I agree with you 100%.

Why couldn't he be a party member?

Welcome. And you're probably going to enjoy the game, even with the bugs it has.

The only 2 most challenging parts in this game were: 1) The mercs on Telos surface 2) Kriea's lightsabers For the latter, I just used force confusion and watched them duke it out. For #1, I kept shooting lightning until my FP depleted, and then my teammates died, and then, using guerilla warfare tactics, I managed to snipe all the enemies. Took some time "

The name supposedly ties in with the character (or from what I've heard in the EPIII spoiler forums) due to his ability to prolong his life, no matter how plagued or diseased he is, due to a Sith ability or something

The "excellent" downfall went something like this: Exar: I'm a noble Jedi, although I kill people sometimes. Freedon Nadd's ghost: Hey kid, you want some powers? Exar: Yea! Freedon: Follow me... Later... Exar: I'm a Sith Lord! Yeah, excellent.

Wow Ni, how did you get from Point A (Aussie forces) to Point B (New Zealand Kiwis)? A large leap of logic indeed