Darth_Radnor

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If it were to be added to the databank, it should be added merely for the sake of being canon. The databank people just copy and paste off the Lucasarts character descriptions and give it a new page in the databank. They set an important precedent in K1 though-the SF was destroyed, meaning for canonical purposes Revan was LS.

Yup, after you

Do you mean first to become one with the force and later communicate from another dimension? Because Ulic Qel Droma becomes one with the force also, and that was 30 years before KOTOR.

both yes and no.

Yup. T3 was much better this time around and Hanharr was cool too-which wookiee has killed its own tribe?

Don't contradict yourself. You say that it's not similar and it's been said before by people who have played the game. He's obviously seen the other posts and inferred. You don't need to play the game to find out about the BWD if you have read the past pages.

I'm curious as an xboxer...what does Malak's saber do?

maybe pull a "Kenobi": die by a Sith Lord's hand, return as a ghost to show main character stuff, finally after conflict ends become one with the force.

Enlightenment is bugged a little bit (atleast in the xbox) the force armor bonus doesn't kick in, even though you have the power. Might have been fixed for the PC version though.

I think Bio's working on Dragon Age and a new console game, so they're probably not going to get K3.

The HK droid has the last piece. Talk to it once you receive the sonic imprint sensor and record what it says.

And be Level 15 and save Visas.

I don't think I heard it anywhere in my game that Vandar was part of the Jedi Council that met on Katarr.

What the Dark Knight of Gotham said.

Read what other person says, type up rebuttal, post. Not that difficult.

She was probably travelling with Carth and the Republic Fleet like you mentioned.

Atton shouldn't be too difficult to turn into a Jedi, as he approves of killing others all the time.

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I'll second that. And Vrook isn't hard, just use the Makashi form and shields until you learn his form and its weaknesses, and use those weaknesses against him.

Sith Warrior for me.

Almost everything in SW defies the laws of physics. Or are lightsabers and hyperspace possible? <_<

But the thing with Mira is that you need to take her to Nar Shadaa to make her a Jedi, compared to say Disciple, whom you can turn into a Jedi in a single conversation.

so let me see if ive got this right: something that lucasarts and lucasfilm gives the okay to that you dont agree with (the basilisk thing), and thats breaking with continuity and "not okay". something that lucasarts and lucasfilm gives the okay to that i dont agree with (beldorian the hutt, a jedi) which seems to break continuity and in your opinion thats fine. weird how that works. personally, i think a hutt jedi, a cloned emperor and a sith lord that is unbelievably powerful (exar kun) are more a blight on the star wars universe than the fact that kotor2 used a different design for a single war droid that, for all intents and purposes, played a part in about 1/100000 of the actual game and story. if youre going to be anal about continuity, thats your choice. but dont use existing eu material or lucasfilms track record as proof, since theyre the ones responsible for the atrocities ive stated, including beldorian the hutt jedi, which is DIRECTLY in contradiction to everything continuity says about hutts being able to be force sensitive. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well said Knight. Not to mention the utter lack of continuity even within the ToTJ comic books, when some Jedi used protosabers and others lightsabers. SW and continuity are like polar and nonpolar: they don't mix. Find me one comic/book, and there's probably another comic/book that violates some fact about the former.