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Just because you're undoubtedly right doesn't mean that we can't hope. Dammit.

I think as much graphical customization as possible would be a definite plus. I'm thinking of some sort of simple program, such as Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004. I want to have as close to the exact look as possible. Other than that, I disagree about the whole two name issue. It's quite likely that, in a diverse society, some folks would not be known by more than one name. Some folks would have a long list of names but one name will be common and the others well hidden. Hell, who knows what the conventions would be regarding names? It just seems odd that the designers should aim for uniformity where it would be unlikely to exist.

I have another question to add to this one. What kind of structure do you have for your QA guys? I mean, do we have to report to Irvine, or can we work on projects away from the office and then submit our reports weekly? I'm in the same boat as Aurora here. We even attend the same school right now. I've been a little reluctant to start a job since the time I started studying Ancient Greek and Latin, but a little extra spending money would be nice. I suppose this forum isn't the most professional way to approach the subject, but I do believe my heart is in the right place. I love games and I'm willing (and what's more important I'm now able) to put in the time necessary to do a good job. Just giving me an idea on the specifics of how I could start with Obsidian would be great. After all, it's not every day that two talented UCR students come your way! I'm local. I love games. I will approach the material objectively. Finally, I can produce well written and detailed reports regarding QA projects on which I work.

You call that Nazism?

I think it's the longest word the design team can spell correctly.

Once I had all the characters, only Jedi would accompany me. However, my favorite character, in terms of voice over and dialogue, is Carth. Great job.

That's a trick that will lose it's sheen quickly....

The chances of my purchasing a sequel drop dramatically the moment I verify that Lucas is doing the development. I think the last Lucasarts game I actually enjoyed was Grim Fandango. On the other hand, I will keep looking out for it just in case I hear some good news. I was wary of KoTOR and it turned out to be an awesome game.

I know the speculation continues and so I don't want to assume anything about the project. Still, I'd be quite happy to see Obsidian do KotOR 2. I'd like Obsidian to do well and I'd like to see KotOR 2. It's nice and tidy to have the two ends accomplished in one fell swoop. Furthermore, I'd think have a commercial success behind them would give Obsidian more leverage to pursue an original work. I guess I'm naive, but that would be my hope and towards that end, I guess I can finally agree with Volourn 100%.