Daryzun Zha

On my last playthrough, I could not prestige class. Has this happened to anyone before or is this just some kind of random one time thing? I've not had issues with this before, always was able to pick up a second class. This time I was playing as a DS Consular, I was sufficiently "in the red" as far as alignment goes, I was 15th lev, I had already picked up Visas... and nothing! As far as I recall, I fulfilled all the criteria for multiclassing. In any case, I was always able to do it in previous playthroughs, and I didn't do anything radically different this time. Still, Kreya refused to talk to me about prestige classes - it never came up as an option! I was pretty irked, because I'd picked up Freedon Nadd's blaster, and you have to be prestige classed to use it (and I'd worked hard on trying to make a blaster using Jedi as I'd never done it before and I thought it would be kind of a cool challenge). Any suggestions, anyone? Is there a req I am missing?

I really liked the Lesson of Strength you can get from him. Also, you can progress in his dialogues enough to free him from his lifedebt, and make him follow you no matter what- which gives you crazy Dark Side points.

The axes worked great for me - no issues with abnormal missing - and frankly, I thought they looked awesome being wielded by the Handmaiden. I think her Dark Side robes look absolutely sweet in conjunction with two huge axes.

this happened to me two times, actually. the first time, i was able to resolve it. although i'd saved already after he'd gone silent, i loaded this same save after restarting the xbox, i had to do this about four times, and on the fourth or fifth time it worked and it picked up from there, and i was able to finish the fight. the second time it happened, i couldn't move in addition to sion being silent - which completely screwed me over and i had to reload an older save. have you tried just trying to reload your save over several times after restarting the xbox each time? i know that's not exactly fun, but...

There is the "vision in the tomb Bastila" whom you get no matter what. You see her in the Sith Holocron if you said Revan was DS ( I don't recall gender mattering for that, since in K1 Bastila is your Sith lackey regardless of gender).

Believe me, beat the game enough times. Am on my fourth playthrough right now, actually. So I know what the holocrons are there for. I just wanted to know if it was ever possible to see one yourself, aside from the one in the Sith Academy. Thanks!

You have to use stealth mode to overhear a couple of thugs planning how to do this, which gives you the option to try their plan yourself.

Just a quick question: does anyone know if it is possible to see the "artifacts" kept in the Telos academy? The dialogue with the Handmaiden at the academy gives you a persuade/force persuade option, but is it possible to succeed at that? If so, what persuade score does one need to have at that point? Or is the whole conversation aimed at getting one to think about why Atris would have these holocrons there (and what they will eventually do to her)?

I ended up making about 4000 credits off of her. Anyone know if there is a limit on how much you can derive from her dancing? My problem was that I just kept forgetting to come back and see her.

I was able to turn Bao Dur into a LS Jedi - but I couldn't manage the DS. He just got more and more disgusted with me, and finally I couldn't elicit any dialogue options from him, no matter how much I brought him along with me for. After he does the whole "I still follow you, General, but only because we've been through so much together", you've pretty much lost him. Anyone had an easy time turning Bao into a Dark Jedi? Please, let me know how!

Yeah, Crush worked ridiculously well for me, too, she didn't get a single turn. The floating lightsabers were a little tricky, but I ran to one of the pillars, and the sabers didn't all follow me at once - instead, they did the "movie fight" thing and patiently waited their turns while I destroyed them one at a time. What I am totally confused by is the extremely high Attribute scores everyone seems to have (except me, that is). How in the world did you get a 40 Wis? I read about someone with 36 Wis, too... Please, share your hoard of knowledge, please please.

The first time I played through the game, I saw them in the Czerka office, and then later, on the surface of Telos, and I killed them. However, the second time, I never saw them at all - not at the office, and not on the surface. When my fiance started a game, he saw them in the office - and when he got down to the surface of Telos, they weren't there. He wandered around there for a while, because it's pretty irritating to still have the really easy, simple quest remain active in the quest screen, and nothing. They completely vanished. So I am thinking it might just be one of those ever-so-lovely bugs. I am interested to see if anyone else have had this problem.

I took it to refer to Sion himself, as well as Nihilus. When you first fight Sion on Korriban, he makes the following statement (I don't recall the exact quotation, but here is the approximation): "I will kill you to spare you what she will do to you", "she" meaning Kreia. When I played the game through my first time, I was DS, so I went to Korriban as soon as I could travel off of Telos. This made me understand pretty early in the game that Kreia was trying to screw me over somehow. Especially when a supposedly evil Sith Lord told me that I would be better off mercifully killed by him than have to deal with the creepy woman back on my ship. Perhaps I am not up to date on my Sith doctrine, but I am fairly certain "mercy" is not part of the deal. So when I combined that statement with the "you will perish like the one before you", I decided that Sion is talking about his own failure. After all, Sion and Nihilus ultimately failed to escape from fulfilling Kreia's plan. When they struck her down, they thought they were free of her and could now go on and be prosperous, tyrannical Sith Lords in their own right. However, Nihilus just got hungrier and more desperate, and in the end, Kreia tricked him into attacking Telos, which resulted in him being weak enough to be easily trounced. Sion also thought he could do his own thing - until Kreia came back, beat him into submission for betraying her, and forced him to do her bidding - again. That makes him believe still that you, the Exile, would be better off killed by him than have to face Kreia, because you cannot escape her plan either, and are thus doomed to fail just like he did.