I know we all have a story to tell.

Mine's actually remarkably boring:

I needed a new game, had a gift certificate

I needed to spend, and KOTOR had the

coolest cover.

 

Basically, what I'm asking is what originally made you

buy KOTOR: Are you a Star Wars fan, a CRPG fan, or were

you simply attracted to the cover, like me?

Why I'm on these forums? I guess I'd like to have some very minor influence on what I want to see in the upcoming game(s) by posting my opinions on its/their different aspects.

 

Why I bought KotOR? I'm an RPG-addict, and I like Star Wars universe. So KotOR was a natural choice for me when I was looking for another time-waster (in a good sense).

I'm a fan of CRPGs and Black Isle games. I'm also a fan of the orignal Star Wars trilogy.

STAR WARS!!!!!!!!! star wars has been a part of my life for like since i was 4 cuz my dad watched the movies and now its a hobby of mine so STAR WARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

JEDI FOREVER

Other : To read the latest moranic poll.

To watch the english language being reduced to something that nobody without mind reading skills can understand it.

To watch the english language being reduced to something that nobody without mind reading skills can understand it.

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Look at the bright side, - we'll develop some potent mind-reading skills eventually.

I actually hadn't planned on buying KOTOR since it was turn-based, and i had never played an RPG of that style before, but as I watched trailer after trailer (multiple times B) ), I decided to give it a try and have been hooked ever since. The fact that it's Star Wars was a draw, too, but even if a game deals with the Star Wars universe, it's not an automatic "go out and buy".

I was in the mood for a SW game, and KOTOR just happened to be one of the ones I'd heard about so I figured I'd give it a try.

I'd heard excellent things about the game [KOTOR Uno, the curse of the black pearl] from a forum that I lurked. I knew nothing about it, took $40.00 out of my bank account and asked my...friend...to loan me $10. In the end I got the $10 by selling my soul to her (and she wanted me to do some work for her, I agreed because I'm poor.)

 

I wan't particulatrly fond of Bioware's previous title, NWN, except for the multiplayer. And my druid. Mmm. Druids.

 

KOTOR was intriguing. A game where I could be something cooler than Kyle Katarn, not suck like JA, and where I could make my own choices? It was like Star Trek had gotten an RPG made, but slightly bitterer. And crunchy. It kinda tasted like cottage cheese.

 

And why am I on this forum? The polite, correct reply would be "Why not?". but alas I am neither. I started lurking here. . .January or Febuaryish? Back when the site was...kinda... new, and back when this project was speculated on. I regestered to answer one question. Unfortunetly, you people are more addictive than smoking cigs. Less deadly, though. I hope.

 

[edit]Oh yes. I've liked everything Star Wars except for the NT. That just sucks.[/edit]

I bought KotOR because it was a Star Wars game, and now I like CRPG's.

 

Now were is my goodie bag for voting?

... I knew nothing about it, took $40.00 out of my bank account and asked my...friend...to loan me $10. In the end I got the $10 by selling my soul to her ...

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By replacing "soul" with "body" this post becames far better.

... I knew nothing about it, took $40.00 out of my bank account and asked my...friend...to loan me $10. In the end I got the $10 by selling my soul to her ...

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By replacing "soul" with "body" this post becames far better.

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So...so it does. Amazing.

 

Perhaps I need to declare my gender and sexuality in my signature? Then you'd stop thinking that.

 

And that truly is a lovely signature of your own you have there.

 

[edit]Rereading what you write is your minds way of telling you when to shut up. I'm female and I don't swing that way, thank you very much.[/edit]

Other (Nothing better to do with my life).

Bordem.. Sheer bordem. Then I got addicted to it, hell I can't find any real good RPGs at blockbuster, so I suffer at home now.

I'm a fan of Star Wars and RPG's in general. That is why I am awaiting THIS game.

I came to these forums because there were intelligent conversations about theories about the storyline for KOTOR II. Now I just come to these forums hoping that I will see new theories of the storyline, I guess people are just drained and restless, as am I.

I`m here by the Will of the Force itself.

Was in the mood for an RPG and I enjoyed Jedi outcast and Jedi Academy so I gave it a shot. Now it's KOTOR for as long as they keep bringin em out.

I didn't see the option so I chose "other".

 

Quite frankly, I'm totally obsessed with KoTOR, so naturally I'd be insanely interested about KoTOR 2.

Because I can.

*shrugs* I liked KOTOR. And I come on this forums to check for news on KOTOR2. ( Devposts are usually informative. )

CRPG fanatic. There are too few of them released nowadays, so I shall fervently cling to the metaphorical tit of any company which is still making them.

why? WHY? i will tell u why. Star Wars KOTOR and Star Wars KOTOR2 The Sith Lords pure and simple.

Plus magnectically attracted to all things Star Wars.

IthankU

Edited September 8, 200421 yr by KOTORFanactic

I wasn't a fan of star wars until KotOR came out, star wars is a bit of a geeks past time where I live and I still get ribbed from my oh so 'nice' work collegues for actually getting into it (and then stupidly telling them )

 

But I didn't actually even buy KotOR until a couple of months after its initial release, because it was star wars and I wasn't interested. But one weekend I was shopping for a new game and it was pretty deserted of games I fancied, so I picked up KotOR as I had a couple of RPG's and I didn't mind them. When I played it though I was totally blown away!

 

And I could hardly contain myself when I found out about the sequel, though inevitable, I thought it was soon, and just had to get my filthy little hands on a copy, and that in case your wondering is why I'm here