i think the most boring bit when replaying was Taris, described on another thread as a 'time burgalar'. It is dull rushing through it when you don't have jedi powers, but otherwise I can play it over and over again. B)

 

TSL should eliminate this problem as you are a Jedi at the very start.

I agree, Taris is the most boring part when you replay. After Taris the replayity gets much better.

Especially the Undercity.

Having to spend time with Carth!!!!

It was truly odd, I must admit.

Thats sort've why I liked it. It was odd. It messed with my head. Plus, I loved the opening music.

 

Actually, I remember its creator saying in an interview, that there wasn't really an overeaching plot. There was nothing to piece together. It was done to show how those connected to Internet were gradually becoming disconnected from their families and those around them.

Thats sort've why I liked it.  It was odd.  It messed with my head.  Plus, I loved the opening music.

 

Oh, nothing wrong with the OP. It was a very good one

 

Actually, I remember its creator saying in an interview, that there wasn't really an overeaching plot.  There was nothing to piece together.  It was done to show how those connected to Internet were gradually becoming disconnected from their families and those around them.

 

Ah, I see... Makes a little more sense, then . But I still have other animes I prefer before Lain :D

Taris was a cool planet however. I enjoyed the high, white buildings, the bright sky, the stinking undercity sewers, the gangs and the cantinas. Especially the cantinas. Dark, yet comfy, pazaak players, duelists, and most important: Twi'leks!

Im so glad OE is adding more alien speech. Twileks began to annoy me by the end of Taris alone.

Twi'leks!

They're a must in any Star Wars game :D :D :D

Personally, I think Taris was the best planet. Most roleplaying, least overpoweredness, a chance to do something different (non-jedi; even though jedi are more fun, its good to have a change), the best connected story out of anywhere in the game, best plot, introduction of all the new characteres, ect. Plus, taris is the biggest, most to explore, most sidequest-filled, and most detailed planet. You even get around 1/2 of your levels there.

 

I'd agree the game gets more boring (not saying it is boring, just less fun) eventually, but its taken me good half dozen times playing through the whole game on different files doing all the sidequests. Now, I can't play for that long without starting to get bored (2-3 hours, then watch a Slayers episode or 5 or 6, then play KOTOR more). Except for taris; I can replay Taris as much as I want without being bored (except for in the sewers maybe). That's just because its different and less repetitive than the rest of the game. This game is good, but no matter how good any game is, if you play it enough it gets less fun or boring.

 

 

 

BTW, under ANIME, you guys forgot NARUTO!!!!

I knew someone would mention it eventually.

I knew someone would mention it eventually.

Mention what?

I knew someone would mention it eventually. 

Mention what?

Naruto.

 

Speaking of which, one of these days I've got to watch it.

My friend has connections in Japan, so he has a friend who sends him the show on dvd with english subtitles (it's probably going to be released here in 6 years like all japanese things coming to the U.S.). He also has almost the entire manga series on CD. I mainly read the manga series at Borders. If they finally stock the one I want, I'll buy it.

 

Yah, great anime/manga.

 

Anyway, because I don't want this thread to be locked and need to say something on topic, what makes a game almost infinitely replayable to you? I'm talking to anyone reading.

what makes a game almost infinitely replayable to you? I'm talking to anyone reading.

Hmm, good question. Well, many things, I'd say. A good story, good, believeable characters... hmm, and the ability to choose to be good/evil is defintively something that helps keeping me in a game. Or rather, to have as much freedom as possible is what helps keep me in. So does a good main villain (ahh, Irencius from BG was a quite good villain; he was evil, no doubt about it, but you could kind of understand him, even pity him..).

And how much replay value would be satisfactory?

I say if you can go through it two times in a row exactly the same and still have fun, the game has excellent replay value.

But how would it follow our guidelines if you did the exact same things? Its the subtle differences that add replay value.

And how much replay value would be satisfactory?

? Not sure that I understand what you eman by that...

Exactly its the differences that add replay value. What I was trying to say was if there were no differences and you still had fun, you know the devs did a good job.

what are you supposed to get out of a game in order to give it alot of replay value?

 

e.g. Beat the game 6 times and have fun each time.

 

e.g. be able to do something different everytime you play.

 

How do you measure or decide when you've gotten your money's worth (replay value-wise).

I think its a combination of all of the above.

what are you supposed to get out of a game in order to give it alot of replay value?

 

e.g. Beat the game 6 times and have fun each time.

 

e.g. be able to do something different everytime you play.

 

How do you measure or decide when you've gotten your money's worth (replay value-wise).

Hmm, a little of both of those you mentioned, I suppose. Simply being able to do it differently 6 times doesn't necressiarty make it good since it might as well mean that you just play 6 different classes, which isn't much of a difference IMHO...

I try to play it a third time but I just got tired of it.

I was able to play through it four times so far. The undercity was the only part where I felt bored.

I hated the sewers. But all in all i'd have to say even hades can't complain he didn't get his money's worth.

Don't know about what everyone else thought but i played through the game 1st as lightsider and found it very good, then i played through again as light sider, as i misd out a lot of things. Then i wanted to see what it would be like playig through as dark sider but found i couldn't even get past taris because i got bored as i knew what would happen next! as i knew the story line. Did anyone else feel like this? or is it just me.

 

I think KOTOR 2 won't be like this because of the new characters but it might be, if you meet the oposite side party member because then you will know what party members you could of had playing the oposite side. and also on the mysterious planet (back to KOTOR 1) where you meet bastilla you could of just switched to the dark side in that convosation with her and played through the star forge and just got a different ending intead. i just hope KOTOR 2 will have slightly unknown things for each side. eg playing through and havin different quests or meeting different npc's

 

if im rambling please say and ill try and make myself clearer lol.

i've played it 7 times so i would say it does get boring after awhile but tgis time it's coming to be more complicated