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Obsidian had a British accent quota. Note that Bastila suited the needs of KoTOR 1 due to her thicker accent, the Disciple covers maybe half that quota. Look for other British characters. :cool:

Personally I don't find it upseting at all they removed a planet. It happens all the time. And with hours of dialogue that needs editing, there are bound to be the occasional set of lines that was forgotten by the writers. I doubt there is anyone here or even in Obsidian who can claim he or she can remember every single line in the game, even if it was not verbatim, but rather on a conceptual basis. Besides, look at it this way: by removing the Droid Planet, Obsidian made the other planets a little better. Perhaps they made Nar Shaddaa a little more complex, and added a few more quests here and there, improving the quality of all hte existing planets. I am sure, though, that by removing the Droid Planet there were noticeable differences.

Jolee is mentioned several times in passing, and there are several Bindo pieces of equipment. Not quite a cameo, though.

Actually I belive it was Nadd who was taught be Sadow and in the end Nadd riped apart Sadow's spirit but maybe you should ask someone who actually know's the E.U. Material <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Just out of curiuosity, why would you label this a continuity error? Continuity would imply that between shots/scenes something changed without explanation that would not normally change (such as Bao-Dur suddenly losing his horns for one shot than inexplicably getting them back). The problem seems to be more along the lines of a factual error, as someone at Obsidian did not do enough research into the topic.