Reveilled

I completely forgot about that! Here we spend all this time complaining to the Jedi we find on the other worlds about how we have a force bond to Kreia that is lethal, and then...nothing. Well, add that to the Bounty Hunter and the Robots as yet another loose end and plot hole in the ending...

The high levels of the Exile and Revan need not be a barrier to actually playing them in KotOR III. The second expansion to Neverwinter Nights carried directly on from the first with the same character, who so started the second expansion at a high level. KotOR III could fairly easily start out with the player playing Revan or the Exile at level 20 or higher. All that would have to be done would be to extend the levelling system even further with lots more powers. Considering that these true sith are supposedly more powerful than anything the Republic's faced before, PCs starting out at high level wouldn't be breezing through the game like they had god mode turned on. There could even be a facility to import the Revan character from KotOR I to be played in KotOR III, like with Baldur's Gate I and II.

I think the point is that Kreia gets the points instead of the Exile, not that the guy gets killed.

It could be. How many hitpoints do your characters have? Or better, what level are they (at various hard points in the game)? If there's some sort of discrepancy between the levels of your characters and the levels of your enemies (if it's placing level 20 enemies in your path when you are level 12, for example), possibly because of a bug, that would explain it.

No hope of that, not even a statistical hope. ===== Thinking back, its always been like this, I literally dread any situtation were I can't use my main character. T3 on the asteroid were you have to open the latch: Another perfect example of the impossible... Your forced to have him fight like 20 of the mining droids in sets of 2 usually, a single one of them was like 10 of him put together. My only hope of survival was hoping 1 would ignore the other 1 fighting while I pounded it like 20 times with the shock arm and praying it didn't fire back, cuz 1 or 2 hits was the end of T3. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Gosh, this is strange. I'm not even sure we're playing the same game! Please don't think I'm insulting your intelligence, but you are levelling them up and giving them equipment, right? My memories of Peragus involved T3 using the shocker maybe two times on each droid, and finishing them off with a blaster if that wasn't enough. You're absolutely sure it was on easy?

Same, same. On easy? Strange, I thought the game was way too easy on Normal. After a certain point, it's just stasis field and master flurry time after time after time. Perhaps you made some poor decisions in character creation? My character could take off at least 150 HP each round by the end... On the other hand, perhaps I just got astoundingly lucky with the random items. I ran from that fight. If you leave the warehouse, it takes you straight back to the Ebon Hawk. Don't know about that, I was controlling the girl, but with her, I never had a problem with the wookie or the hounds. I think the only time I used a grenade was against that tank droid on Telos.

I agree. In fact, I was just coming here to say the exact same thing. The ending seems like it was done in five minutes, and nothing was resolved that was left open until the end. Compared to the rest of the game, the ending just seemed so...hollow. I was disappointed.

I too am having this problem. Sound issues seem to be the most drastic bugs affecting my game, and while reloading the game from the last save usually works, sometimes that save is far back, and sometimes that just does not work. The fact that it becomes increasingly common the longer I play the game might suggest some sort of memory leak, but I am not an expert in these things. All I know is that I'm starting to feel like I was sold a beta version of this game. And that makes me rather angry.