Weiser_Cain

The sense of discovery

Buried in one of my posts was another way to do it, based on your class. I think this along with quickly getting a ship or some other form of transit would free up the opening of the game enough, then again it might be annoying if one class got to start off on a cooler planet so make that a recommended start point.

Didn't say it was ok just that it's nothing new.

I like how hostile he is about what you do with your money...

The point is to make the game less linear so you can play it more than once and not feel like your doing the same thing over and over and over again running through the game for an hour, just till you get to the meat of the game where you get to make your own decisions. That's the idea behind more than half my suggestions and I can't understand why people like you think you need to have a rigid storyline on rails to have any depth. I don't see what one has to do with the other, other than some mystic force coming down from on high and making the devs dumb as a one trick brick. Am I crazy for remembering that choice was one of the major selling points of KOTOR?

There's nothing new about this. Does no one remember the Greeks having hot hot man-boy love with kid just trying to learn to read?

Crt's beat lcd's, this is like bragging about forth place.

Ok, there has to be multiple start points in the next game. I officially hate telos and peragus now.

Best thing to do is try to be who you are. You aren't ready to take on the ultimate evil, yet. Start establishing yourself with a guild and or house and once you feel like you can take on the world go back to your contact.

A few things I thought of playing TSL on my sick day More difficulty options, I wanted more swag but tougher enemies and had to settle for one over the other. Npc's should react to fights, I had a commoner calmly way between me and the rodian guard I was killing for no particular reason (he was staring at me), took me completely out of the game. The workbench should show items in use on other items when you're creating underlays and such. Also the upgrade screen should show who has what equipped, I'm sick of maxing out a saber for the wrong gal, It'd really be nice if you could name a particular item as part of the customization process.

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No surprise

Sure, but I don't think they'll accept script submissions in the form of posts written completely in leet speak. How's this, another five years have passed, there's a dire threat to the republic (the one revan foresaw) though most are unaware of it for the fact that conflict has already returned to the republic (they

I have Disgaea, Makai Kingdom, and Phantom Brave. Running throw the game should take at least 60 hours if not more. This will most likely be the last game in the series, better make it good.

Why just 40 hours of gameplay? How about having a really complex story tree that takes into account just about everything you'd be able to do in the game, so instead of having three stories you'd have a really complex story no matter what you do that changes depending on what you do? The technology is there it just requires a lot of writing. A lot a lot. Also I like the idea of picking your revan and exile and I put forth the notion that the typical RPG fan, even console fans aren

Z: I think this sort of thing ashould have it's own topic.

See my idea for a KOTOR spinoff.

Influence should be more complex and transparent (no more pop ups just do it in dialogue), there should be no right or wrong answers and with a high enough charisma level (as an aid, not necessarily a deciding factor) you should be able to, with time, change anyone's opinion. You should be able to change someone

Sometimes it feels like there are about three groups of posters developing it, sadly as of yet there is no official word on a sequel or who's developing it.

Oh I don't trust any russian, no need to single the police.

... or the German cannibals, Muslim rioters/terrorist, the French, Basque terrorist, Irish terrorist, various local mafia, royalty, and for god's sake don't let on that you're American...

Welcome to Europe, the most civilized place on earth.

I like windows 2000.

How about being able to rebuild the jedi order or the sith academy? There are a lot of non-fed ex quests in that.