~NightWolf~

Such overactive imagination... *snaps fingers* ...time for Alice to leave Wonderland...

I found Sion the hardest to beat in my first game, Traya wasn't that bad and Malak was far too easy to defeat. Fighting Vrook on Dantooine, now that proved quite a challenge, took me several deaths and reloading saves to beat him.

But that was a lightside game I had going at the time, saying that Revan saved the Republic. Another glitch? :p

Bastila is still number one; Visas Marr would be my second choice. :cool:

I think the condition of the holocron depends on the player's demolitions skill (not 100% sure though). On my first two games my demolitions skill was quite low and it always said the holocron was broken, but on my third game I had higher demolition skills and found the holocron undamaged(got the Bastila message too).

Ive gotten the confrontation between Visas and Handmaiden alot but I honestly cant tell you specifically how to get it. Someone (in a different thread) suggested if you pay more attention to Visas then the handmaiden is what triggers it. That makes sence as I dont remember having the confrontation in my last game played (I left both handmaiden and Visas on Ebon Hawk for majority of game and tried to raise other characters influence instead). Before that I usually had Visas and someone else with me. So I guess if you take Visas but not Handmaiden out with you that triggers it according to that theory. Best I can offer you tho regarding that senario. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I don't think that has any effect on the situation because I had Visas with me 95% of the time, and it didn't trigger any arguments between the two (and I did go through all the sparring sessions with Handmaiden too).

As far as Handmaiden and Visas go, the only thing I ever got was Handmaiden complaining that she didn't trust Visas when I played male character. Atton and Disciple had two or three arguments over my female PC. I'm not exactly sure how though, maybe it depends on how much influence you have over them, or maybe it's just an automatic thing that happens no matter what you do.

Fable. They made it out to be this great RPG, and when it was finally released it did not meet my expectations. Now I'm not saying it was a bad game, I still enjoyed playing it, it just wasn't as good as I expected it to be.

That's because it's made by Microsoft. Bugs don't really bother me a lot, as long as I can play the game from beginning to end I'm fine with it. After all, nothing is ever perfect.

I think Kotor 2's storyline and character interaction could use some improvement, I mean the ending was not very fulfilling to me as it provided no closure. Perhaps another month or two in development might have helped but I realize there was a deadline to keep, so never mind that part. As far as bugs go, I guess I was one of the few lucky people who haven't experienced very many. I had one incident where the screen went black on me and froze up; I had to restart the game from scratch... <_< Other than that I didn't find any bugs in the game, and I found it enjoyable enough to play more than once, so I would definitely buy Kotor 3.

I've never had a problem turning Disciple into a Jedi but Handmaiden is a whole different story; I have not yet managed to turn her into a Jedi, and I've already played the game several times now. I always get to the point where she says she's willing to learn from you (or something to that effect), but that's all I ever get out of her and nothing else happens afterwards. I must be doing something wrong.

Ellen DeGeneres <{POST_SNAPBACK}> ROTFL

Took me 11 hours and 34 minutes the first time.

I don't think it's possible to even complete that quest. I've played several times now, and after the GO-TO yacht quest when you speak to Vogga the journal always says that you found a new fuel resource for Telos, but the quest never lists as completed. A glitch maybe?