~NightWolf~

I believe it's Mical.

This means having to go back to a previous gamesave, waaay back, like many hours ago. <_<

I already passed that part of the game but never got that quest. Is there any other way to get the chip?

For lightside: Mira stops her hunting live and settles down on some planet where she later dies saving the lives of others. Visas returns to her homeworld. Handmaiden takes Atris' role as a historian. Mandalore goes on fighting more battles, and Bao Dur's & Atton's path are unknown.

Most touching moments: The end sequence when Kreia tells the exile how proud she is of him/her, and that she would have let the galaxy die to preserve him/her. Also very touching: Visas' love confession for the male exile. Funny moments: Encountering the thugs in Nar Shaddaa PC [Force Persuade]: "You two, give me all your credits, then go jump into the central pit." Exchange Thug[success]: "Jumping into the pit is a good idea. Get to the ground faster that way." Encountering Exchange boss Saquesh the first time Saquesh: "Ah...I thought I had picked up a new smell in the sector." PC: "Then maybe you ought to start bathing." Also very funny: HK-47's definition of love, and pretty much most of HK-50's comments. But there were so many more in the game, too many to list. It was a great game.

Vader will always be the #1 badass across the galaxy. And what's this about Revan's robes being better? Pffft. Hooded robes are nice, but the Vader suit is an all-time classic.

You must be desperate.

I have the same problem. The one time I chose to have a silver crystal for my saber, I didn't actually find it until I got to the Trayus academy.

Well, a Jedi is married to his lightsaber, but when he gets exiled by the Jedi Order, he gets a quickie divorce and she goes off to swing with the Council. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That rule may apply to a good little Jedi, but Dark Jedi are not bound by the rules of the council. Therefore, if I play evil, I should be able to build one anytime I want.

I loved Bloodlines, it's one of my Top 5 favorite RPGs. I've played a few different clans and seen a few different endings (not exactly sure how many there are total). Clan Ventrue has a few setbacks, but it makes the game more challenging. Tremere was good for their unique magic skills and Toreador probably had the best social interaction skills, but playing Malkavian female was the best; the dialog is funny as hell in some parts of the game and the outfits are nice. " Also, the game has some very interesting environments and a good music soundtrack. Weapons are alright; I'd say the firearms are a little weak, but there are a few nice melee weapons to be found later in the game. Admittedly there were some bugs, but the official patch took care of most problems (except for the frame rate). Still, it was a great game.

I have 53 out of the 62, and I've played male, female, light, dark. I must have missed something somewhere.

I'll go with the "Or something" there. On subject though: I like having Kreia around, she's pretty cool for an old hag.

Actually, I wouldn't mind having a lightsaber from the very beginning. True, Star Wars is about the Force and all that, but they also say that a Jedi is supposedly "married" to his lightsaber, so having to work for hours to earn it seems wrong to me. But since that's not an option, I found that Ludo Kressh's war sword (if you can find it early enough) is an excellent weapon to hold you over until you build your saber (if you are a darsider, that is). The Trandoshan double-blade is also very effective. I don't care much for ranged weapons. :cool:

Kreia/Traya: She was the best character of the game in my opinion. Although her intentions were obvious early-on in the game to anyone who paid enough attention to the story, I liked her appearance and attitude - not good, but not really evil either. She reminded me of the Emperor in the Star Wars movies. (I should probably metion that I play Sith Lord myself, so evilness does appeal to me a lot. I can see where a lightsider might not like her that much though). Either way, she put up a good fight in the end, it's a shame I had to kill her. Sion: I thought he looked cool in an evil sort of way. He reminded me of a spoiled child, jealous because his mother paid more attention to the sibling. He was nevertheless a worthy opponent; a little tough to beat in the first game, but after that it was easy. Nihilus: Great character. I would have loved to see more of him throughout the game. As it is, his appearance was too short and he was far too easy to defeat.

What exactly are you trying to say?

Never actually tried that, but I doubt it works that way because that would make the end fight too easy.

LMAO - It's amazing what you can do with computers these days, that was actually pretty funny.

Because it would be too much like the Sims game then (not that the Sims was a bad game or anything). If a bathroom was added, you'd probably want the option added for your character to have to use it too, right? That would be very funny, your character is exploring some new planet and suddenly has to run back to the Ebon Hawk to use the bathroom...

I liked the random loot generator. It adds the element of surprise to the game; you never know what you'll find next or where you'll find it. (Although it did kind of bother me that I could never find the dark Jedi robe again that I found early on in my first game...).

Canderous was definitely better in the original Kotor. He barely had anything to say in Kotor II, and although the Mandalore armor is pretty cool, the fact that you could not change his armor did bother me somewhat; that should have been optional.

Looks like somebody's really getting into the "Kotor" spirit...(either that or had too much caffeine )

It's definitely in my Top 5 (Yes, I liked it that much). :D

Atton Rand. He's the first one I turned into a Jedi, and he is very useful when given two sabers (or the double-blade), not to mention his demolition and security skills.

Bioware did great with Kotor and Obsidian did great with Kotor II, but both had their flaws and Kotor II definitely could have used a few additional months in development to work out all the bugs. So maybe if Bioware and Obsidian worked together on Kotor III, one might get a better game? Just a thought anyway. " Seriously though, I don't really care who develops Kotor III (if anyone develops it at all...) as long as it's almost bug-free, has a good storyline, music, and decent graphics.

Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines Deus Ex Neverwinter Nights Platinum Edition Myst Battlefield 1942 Battlefield 1942-Secret weapons of WWII Deep Space 9-The Fallen S.T.Voyager Elite Force (I'm really more of a console gamer, but some PC games are too good to pass up.)