The Reckoner

pretaining to above,... this guy is right on the money. KOTOR I had a sense of accomplishment at the end, you reclaim your throne from Malak, Bastilla becomes your apprentace etc. it truly seemed like a journey. KOTOR II is good but does not match up well ending wise. i did like the game, the first 39 hours were fun. then in the last hour when the final climax occurs it is not a climax. when i played it. after the ebon hawk falls and presumably all your people die, which sucks, you are left with nothing. same as when remote goes through all that stuff activating engines and then GOTO shows up and thats the end of that. now i have obviously missed some things because people are talking about how Kriea tells you how your people turn out and i didnt ask or find out so i will, but the last thing you see is krea falling down into Malchor, whoopdy doo. in KOTOR I you saw Revan's grand fleet marching forth and his coranation of sorts on Korribon. the KOTOR II ending leaves you with nothing, which casts a lingering sense that the game was not worth it. like i said i did enjoy the game, but the end was a huge disapointment. i can understand the cliff hanger theory, but that would have to mean that your very same person would have to be in KOTOR III. there are jsut so many holes in the ending that there is no sense of closure which is a upsetting. i played KOTOR I five times through but even with the subtle improvements i probably will only play it again once maybe. the bosses are jsut too easy. Vrook was the hardest and that because he was first. all the other jedi fell in two master flurries. the queen of Onderan took more hits that Kavar and i was doing 75-64-66 damage flurries. Darth Nihail (sp) took in total 6 flurries, Darth Sion took alot of flurries and force crushes but i didnt break a sweat. Krea and her floating light sabers took about nine force storms and that was the end of the game. Malak took me eight tries on my first play through. he was a real boss. well that is my imput good game, great premise, excellent development terrible ending What we do in Life Echos in Eternity It is our Actions that Determine the Resonation