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Kreia: It is such a quiet thing to fall... but far more terrible is to admit it. Atton: What do you mean pazaak? What again? Atton: Are you an angel? Ah forget it, that's the worst pickup line I've ever used, hope some poor kid doesn't start using it.

Do you know how many suns the planet has? Or maybe how far it is from the core. Any information marked unknown in the planet section of the wikipedia page means that.... um.... it's unknown.

Does anyone have anymore information about M4-78? Because it's still pretty unfinished in terms of planetary information.

*UPDATE* Added new information about the planet, reasons why the planet was cut, and information about the restoration project.

I will try and update the page with new information as I come across is. For now I consider the page to be in its beta stage.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M4-78 It's still a bit rough but at least it's finished.

Alright, I'm working on creating a page on Wikipedia which provides information about M4-78 and it's association with KOTOR II now. If anyone can provide some information about where the planet is located, what's the total population, and what's the major language there then I believe I'm good to go. Until then most of the information about the planet will remain unknown.

Have you looked under the "Locations" section of the page. Because that is where information about M4-78 being canon is located.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KOTOR_2

I've recently added information about M4-78 over at Wikipedia.com. If anyone has any information I forgot to add then feel free to add it in there. P.S. Wikipedia is one of the few places you'll actually find out more information about Sion than the game provided.

The unused CGI cutscenes is "OOOLD" news? I'm shattered.

Mandalore - I still feel so much more could've been done considering he really is a certain someone from a previous story. I'm not saying who, there's already been enough answers to the question.

I'm not sure if anyone is aware but I did discover what happened to the missing Xbox and PC CGI scenes. Follow this link here to find out what they were and their filenames on the PC KOTOR II so you can see them for yourself http://forums.obsidianent.com/index.php?showtopic=35967&hl=

I despise Malachor V simply because so much more could've been done with it. I mean I am aware many cutscenes on Malachor V were cut to make the release but man by cutting those scenes out Obsidian just made it a dissapointing planet in the whole game.

Sacrificing Visas is a good way to get some extra DS points before the fight with Kreia if you're short.

Killing Visas doesn't have much of an impact on the game. Obviously when Kreia foretells of the future Visas will not be mentioned.

I can tell you that the alternate version of the minefield scene was an early version of the cutscene that Obsidian planned on using. However, Obsidian decided to have more than one mercenary soldier survive the mine infested bridge. Lucky sods.

I've lost count out of how many times I've beat the game talking to everyone, beating the side quests in different ways, and traveling to planets in different order and believe me I pretty much did everything when I played the XBOX version of KOTOR II and the count was still 59/61

A majority of people I read about complained they only had 59 out of 61 movies unlocked on the cutscene menu. I found no actual mention of the G0T0 ship flyby or return to Telos cutscenes being unlocked by anyone. The alternative version of the minfield sequence was found only on the actual XBOX disc by a user of these forums which spawned many arguments about how to unlock them. He said the only way he was able to figure out how to see it was with a modded XBOX.

Man did I enjoy Zherron's response of "That's most of my speeches ended up."

So if anyone asks about missing two movies by the time they complete the game twice, I suggest you send them here to see for themselves the fate of those two wonderfully made movies.

For those of you interested in seeing the two missing movies without going through too much hassle like I did to see them, you'll first need a Bink video player (found over at www.radgametools.com,) and an installed copy of KOTOR II for the PC. Head over into the movie folder of KOTOR II and select the movie you want to see. FILENAMES Droid Yacht - NarMov03.bik Return To Telos - MalMov01a.bik

The most exciting moment for me was preparing for the battle of Khoonda. I felt just like Patton when I gave the big speech about making history to the local militia. That along with the expectations of the battle itself made it very exciting.

My work here is done. But believe me if I do find more clues and answers to this mystery I will try to bring it to you all as quickly as I can. Until then I suggest you all dig around in KOTOR II and see what you can do.

Well, I'm not quite sure if any of you can remember this but if you have beaten TSL, alot of people's total unlocked movie count is 59/61. However, I have recently been messing around with the PC version of KOTOR II and have discovered the two missing movies. Return to Telos - The ebon hawk is shown apporaching the planet telos before fading to black. The Droid Yacht - G0T0's droid yacht is does a flyby above Nar Shadda before fading to black. I can tell you that the Droid Yacht scene was mean't to take place before the G0T0 bounty hunter meeting but for the oddest reason is was cut. EDITED PORTION - I originally thought the Return to Telos cutscene was mean't to take place before the Droid Factory mission, turns out I was wrong. Looking at the filename for the Return to Telos (which by the way is MalMov01b.bik) I became even more sure it was mean't to take place before the CGI cutscene of the Ebon Hawk returning to the secret academy on Telos. Perhaps I might've been right about it being placed before the droid factory or maybe I am right about it being placed before returning to the secret academy. The mystery grows. Both of the movies were short but were finally gratifying for me to see with my own eyes. I almost felt complete. Unfournatley, the mystery behind unlocking these two movies may never be discovered through normal means.