Standard Characters Vs Choice Characters

[ShadowPaladin V1.0]

So in a sense, helping others is just a way to get to LS mastery and get the bonus, rather than helping others because you're a good guy.  If there were quests where you had to go out of your way and help someone and there was absolutely no reward in it:  no money, no light side points, no items, no experience - would you still do it without hesitation?

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No, I wouldnt change what I did even if I didnt get LS or DS points. I never play just to get points.

 

That would depend entirely on the quest and character. If it was a quest that my character felt strongly about I wouldnt override their desire to do it.

[Calax]

yeah i live too much in video games to just flat out get rid of my concencious. however that's spelled. I would usually try to be a good little boy

[LordRahl33]

I just like the Handmaiden, and Disciple actually. I think that they are just easier to make jedi so I like their characters more, but i kinda wish I could have both, that would be nice.

[lordrevan1180]

I just like the Handmaiden, and Disciple actually. I think that they are just easier to make jedi so I like their characters more, but i kinda wish I could have both, that would be nice.

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"Move Object" should be added to the Force powers you can choose in KOTOR III. What's Star Wars without getting to use the Force to pick up objects & throw them at your enemies?

[vaxen83]

We could take it further, and even have some sort of Force power to counter thrown projectiles and objects so that it will return as a potential threat towards whoever cast it as a missile initially, sort of like a counter effect.

Edited June 10, 2006 by vaxen83

[lordrevan1180]

We could take it further, and even have some sort of Force power to counter thrown projectiles and objects so that it will return as a potential threat towards whoever cast it as a missile initially, sort of like a counter effect.

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That would definitely work. It would make the combat even better than in the previous games. And, of course, it'd have to be a universal power rather than just light side or dark. "Move Object" and a power to counter it would be fantastic.

[vaxen83]

Yeah, it has to be a universal force power. Otherwise, it becomes unbalanced.

 

Also, I would rather have standard characters as it makes for a more varied story. Find excluding certain characters based on any PC's gender leaves K2's story segmented.

Edited June 11, 2006 by vaxen83

[Sikon]

Standard. The more continuity is set in stone, the better.

[Xard]

Standard. The more continuity is set in stone, the better.

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I agree

[vaxen83]

K2's choice characters are probably like an analogy of unevenness between LS and DS Force powers in TSL. Thanks to a tight time schedule from LucasArts.

[Alec]

I prefer the K2 system. Influence with characters. But even the choice isn't bad, but only if you had different NPC to choose, not only a bunch.

[vaxen83]

Variability would have helped in K2.

[CoM_Solaufein]

Standard

[lordrevan1180]

Variability would have helped in K2.

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Agreed. Other than that, The Sith Lords was a pretty sweet game. I love that Battle Meditation was one of the powers you could have. Very few Jedi knew the art of Battle Meditation. The only Jedi I know of who knew that power were Bastila & Nomi Sunrider.

Getting to choose a species other than human would've been great, too. I could just imagine being a Force-sensetive Wookie, Duros, Rodian or even Ithorian.

Edited June 21, 2006 by lordrevan1180

[vaxen83]

Would liked to have had Twi' leks as either a PC or party member as well.