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how many years before kotor this war was? :ph34r:

good topic (w00t)

I think it's like thirty or something like that but Nur Ab Sal is kind of the authority on that....

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Jaguars4ever is still alive.  No word of a lie.

IIRC Jolee said something about 50 years ago. But better wait for Nur Ab Sal, he'll bring in the exact number.

"Jedi poodoo!" - some displeased Dug

 

S.L.J. said he has already filmed his death scene and was visibly happy that he

I thought Jolee said 40 years ago.

Ok, let us take the average of the guesses and meet in the middle: 40.

"Jedi poodoo!" - some displeased Dug

 

S.L.J. said he has already filmed his death scene and was visibly happy that he

it is a officially 40 years ago.

 

 

I am doing another kotor 1 game

If you read the Chronicles of K2 official website, its like 33 years before the Mandalorians wars. So less than 40 years.

I actually put the major events of the KotOR games into my txt version of the complete timeline (which always describes the passage of time compared to the original Star Wars movie).

 

The Sith War, which ends with Exar Kun's fall, officially takes place in 3996 before SW4. His fall is described as being about 40 years before KotOR1, which I therefore presume to take place 3956 years before SW4.

 

KotOR2 takes place five years after that, which would then be 3951 years before SW4.

 

Not official, but should be close enough.

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