Ksan

Yes, KoTOR is a good game, smooth and artificial, like SW movies (that's a bit of sarcasm, oh my) And it is worth playing, especially when no one else is going to release something of that caliber on the market. 2003 was dull. Bioware was manufacturing RPGs for some time now and they have a good formulae -- a bit of this, a bit of that, turning everything upside down once per plot, and killing one evil guy in the end. As for me, i'd like to see something different from Obsidian, something with a fresh air in it.

Well, orange lightsabers are good... But KoTOR had other major flaws on my opinion, and I haven't seen them discussed here: 1. All quests available for all classes. This is kind of silly, i was playing BG2 4 times to get most quests done, or to get other options, and only one time playing KoTOR to get every quest. Playing for the second time was like racing for checkpoints. 2. During dialogs... well I thought my choices had to do something with it. Why this persistent feeling of uselessness: no matter what i said, the NPC answer will be the same. Bioware gave voices to them, but the price was too high.