December 18, 200421 yr keep it the same, the Kotor fighting style is fine, just sprucing up the better moves is all i really wanted. hey Ivan whut movie is ur sig from
December 18, 200421 yr keep it the same, the Kotor fighting style is fine, just sprucing up the better moves is all i really wanted. hey Ivan whut movie is ur sig from <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It's from the Batman Begins trailer. I've got high hopes that the new Director, Christopher Nolan, will revive the franchise from the brutal atrocities that were the Joel Schumacher films. I made this half-pony half-monkey monster to please you But I get the feeling that you don't like it What's with all the screaming? You like monkeys, you like ponies Maybe you don't like monsters so much Maybe I used too many monkeys Isn't it enough to know that I ruined a pony making a gift for you?
December 18, 200421 yr Obviously it would have the same great storyline ect. Imagine it being like the Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay. So instead of just the leveling up with more moves, you can 'feel' the difference as your character moves faster and learns new moves and fighting techniques. So? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> No way, the hybrid turn-based/real time application of the D20 system is one of the best things about the KOTOR series. D20 takes away the twitch element and leaves only character development and strategy. It can be improved in many ways, but overhauling it and making it more similar to the Jedi Outcast series..... the very idea makes me queasy...
December 18, 200421 yr how dare you even think such a thing craftsman the force is what gives a jedi his power. its an energy field created by all living things. it surrounds us and penetrates us. it binds the galaxy together
December 18, 200421 yr I think it wouldn't work well with Kotor. Okay, I haven't played the Chronicles of Riddick but I did play Deus Ex Invisible War being a fps Rpg. I like the way Kotor is now. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I've never played it, but the sequel is supposed to be a pale shadow of the original. Don't judge the FPS RPG by Invisible War. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I agree, it was a disappointment for many including me. It lacked some of the greatest aspects of the original Deus Ex.
December 18, 200421 yr I was thinking a first-person travelling and conversation mode would be a good improvement. Keep the letterboxing when you talk, just make it first person. Watching your stupid PC's face look blank and never say anything wasn't terribly interesting, most of the time. Also, there were plenty of times I just liked the touch of looking around in first person for a while, but it was too bad I couldn't move while doing it.
December 19, 200421 yr That wouldn't make it an FPS RPG, which seems to be what people, by and large, are complaining about.
December 23, 200421 yr All i would like to have is free look to be implemented into the game, that was one of the most glaring short comings the original had in order to accomodate to the crap box. Other then that the interface and combat system was fine as it was/is... Opus131
December 23, 200421 yr Deus Ex was the first FPS RPG. That's from 1999. Thus, I hardly think KOTOR III being one would make it 'one of the first.' <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Deus Ex was a PC Game, thus, it doesn't really exist. Opus131
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