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You can get plenty of influence with Mira aboard the Hawk. You need to have a high enough Wisdom, Awareness or Intelligence check though. When you ask her about her famiily, you can hit on a check that gives you a option to comment on how she works as a bounty hunter because she's never been able to find her own family. She'll get angry and tell you to go away, but you get influence from this. Talk to her again, and apologize-you'll end up with more. I've gotten to the point I can turn her into a Jedi without ever leaving Nar Shadaa. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Do you know how high the wisdom, intelligence, and/or awarness has to be?

I'm using Mira in my party and was wondering if there are any more chances to gain influence than besides what is posted so far. I did not get the option to claim she is a real bounty hunter when I was attacked by the Zhug family. It seems the only other chance I get is when I make it to Onderon. I tried going through her dialog tree but was only able to gain influence once. Now she won't answer any of my questions because I don't have high influence with her. Thanks for any help.

I like the idea that if there is a KOTOR 3, a new main character is needed. I also like the idea that the main character would start as a padawan w/ a master w/ the quest of finding Revan and the Exile. You could probably avoid gender and LS/DS problems concerining Revan and the Exile by answering a few questions similar to talking to Atton in KOTOR 2.

Good point. I always thought that the Republic was just happy to have Revan and Malak join the fight that they gave them control over a portion of the fleet that took the fight to the Mandalorians. I just think that is closer to the Han Solo and Luke examples I gave. Guess we'll just agree to disagree.

Jacen Solo and the entire Vong species were also cut off fromt he Force in the EU. I thought Kriea and the Exile's relationship was very close to Jacen and Vergere's relationship in the book Traitor.

I don't think the Republic would grant a Jedi the title Admiral. That would mean he would be one of the bosses of the entire military similar to Admiral Acbar in the movies or Grand Admiral Thrawn in the expanded universe. He could be granted the title General since he and Malak lead a certain group for part of the war. Similar to Luke and Han Solo getting the title General in the movies. Don't worry, there were things I predicted correctly. It was obvious that Kreia would turn on the exile and Atris would eventually turn. Horay me and horay beer.

I played the first one inside and out. I just assumed the second would be a continuation of Revan's story. That's what I get for assuming things I guess. I was partially right on the part that Kreia formerly taught Revan though. I did't really expect Nihilus to be Malak, I just wouldn't be surprised since he had a similar voice. I was never really "lost," just expecting things that never happened. I think you can make a legitimate arguement that the exile is Revan all the way through Telos. You're on the Ebon Hawk, Bao-Dur calls you "General," etc...

I just finished the game yesterday and almost all of my story predictions turned out to be wrong. I enjoyed the storyline and the story is what drove me to play the last 3 hours of the game non-stop just to see the ending. Man, was I wrong about everything. I didn't read anything but previews to the game prior to its release. So I knew nothing of the story other than the main character was an "exile" finding his way back to the Force. For the first part of the game, I was convinced that the exile was Revan and Kreia was his old master that stripped his Force ability and memory (similar to the star wars book "traitor"). Then for some reason, I thought that Nihilus was Revan. And when Misas unmasked him I thought there was a chance he was Malak. I guess I was waiting for a big revelation before the game ended and was sort of dissapointed with what happened. But a very good game overall.