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    KOTOR2: Hottest Male Character

    kcwong replied to Topaz Quasar's topic in Star Wars: General Discussion
    Bao-Dur. Cause he's very horny
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    Any Nvidia Problems?

    kcwong replied to saintDESTRUCTION's topic in Star Wars: General Discussion
    I use WinXP Pro SP1, GeForce Ti4400, 66.97 driver (or the latest one if I got the version number wrong). On this same computer, I have a few crashes in KOTOR1... once patched, the crash is gone. Now in KOTOR2, I got crashes to desktop quite often - once about every 30 minutes. No black screen yet, no stuck in place yet. I'm only in Telos so far - got the game two days ago (the Asia Pacific version).
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    Anyone play with a controler ?

    kcwong replied to John Goa's topic in Star Wars: General Discussion
    If you read the readme file in the docs subdirectory, they already said KOTOR2 does not support joystick or gamepad. However, if you really want to use a controller, there's an open-source project that can help you. It is called "Auto Hotkey", here. It allows you to create a script file, then turn the script file into an EXE (optional), and run it before you start KOTOR2. The script will intercept all inputs (mouse, keyboard, controller), and you can re-arrange/alter/remap them as you like. If you need more help on how to write the script file, ask here or ask in AutoHotkey's website.

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