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I vote Gromnir to be "most lickely to clog the toilet".....totaly unrelatet to the topic but true. :lol:

An NPC with lots of dialogues (with the PC, with other party NPCs, comments on locations and events, and butting in on the dialogues with quest NPCs), with lots of quests, whose alignment can be gradually changed or affirmed through quests/dialogues and who is at least moderately useful during the game :lol:. Both intially light and intially dark models would be awesome.

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Now is not a good time. Can you come back again?

 

Now the Black Knight would be a good easter egg NPC in KOTOR.

 

""Tis just a flesh wound!"

Monty python and the holy grail. What a movie that is lol

Le donne sono da venus, la scopata sa dove sono gli uomini da.

For a different kind of Kotor chat

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is impossible for us to describe our ideal npc, 'cause the most important aspect we want is surprise... we want bis to surprise Gromnir. bis should create npcs that maybe at first glance we think is crap or unsuitable... then make us thank you for including 'em. if we is playing a good/lightside character, make us want to bring the dark jedi. if we hate droids, make us wanna have a party full of 'em. if we thinks non-jedi suck, try to make a non-jedi that becomes our favorite joinable npc evar.

 

give folks what they want is easy and ultimately leads to a good game at best. you wanna make a great game? then you gotta give folks what they didn't know they wanted.

 

HA! Good Fun!

That's why my initial response was the droid that nobody suspects.

I'd like a small Hutt as a companion. I don't care what gender it is, but if they could write some witty, funny dialogue that accompanies the events in the game it would be neat. Of course, the Hutt would have some side-quests of his own and an interesting back story that would unfold throughout the game. The Hutt should also be critical in some way to the main story and how it evolves. Either that or let me play as a Hutt myself.

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EWOK !!!

is impossible for us to describe our ideal npc, 'cause the most important aspect we want is surprise... we want bis to surprise Gromnir. bis should create npcs that maybe at first glance we think is crap or unsuitable... then make us thank you for including 'em. if we is playing a good/lightside character, make us want to bring the dark jedi. if we hate droids, make us wanna have a party full of 'em. if we thinks non-jedi suck, try to make a non-jedi that becomes our favorite joinable npc evar.

 

give folks what they want is easy and ultimately leads to a good game at best. you wanna make a great game? then you gotta give folks what they didn't know they wanted.

 

HA! Good Fun!

I agree with Grommir. I don't really have an ideal NPC or villain. The only way I could possibly describe my ideal NPC or villain is 'interesting'. Strong, weak, clever, foolish, just so long as they have some depth and act in a fairly consistant manner, I like them. Even a lack of character depth can be forgiven if they have a good character design.

 

For instance...

 

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I'd like somebody who's insane and unpredictable. (Korgan, Tiax, Jan comes to mind)

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To express my vast wisdom

I speak in haiku's.

I'd like somebody who's insane and unpredictable. (Korgan, Tiax, Jan comes to mind)

EWOK !!!

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