i didnt think it was too bad

I liked the exploding cow. (Not that way.)

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NaH I thInk ThiS ThreAd is a wAstE of SPacE.

I take this mainly asking about K2. Well I don't regret buying it. Yes there were big disappointments but it nevertheless took up gaming time and was pretty good - granted sometimes I would play without thinking cos I just lost the story.

i didnt think it was too bad

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Wow

I thought it was okay. Some nice new stuff, but a mediocre storyline, too many loading screens, plot holes, and the occasional glitches brought it down a few notches.

I played the game a few times. I enjoyed it for the most part. Could have been better, but I've played worse...

Some days I feel positive, and other days I feel negative about buying it. I like some of the humor, some of the new saber enhancements, but there is that other side where I wished it had a clear ending, and a StarWars feeling to it.

i didnt think it was too bad

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No. No I did not.

The best damn waste of time and money I've ever experienced.

I enjoyed it most then the first.

I enjoyed it most then the first.

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Truer words have yet to be spoken.

Nope wasn't a waste of money to me.

KOTOR II was a considerable let down to me but whether or not it was a waste of my time is a question I haven't quite answered yet. It wasn't a waste of time in the fact that it satisfied my curiosity to see how Obsidian would handle the franchise. It was a waste of time in that I found the game to have little in common with its predecessor beyond superficial elements (graphics, levelling system, etc.). The heart of the game seemed missing somehow.

 

A waste of money? Certainly. As a consumer, I have a reasonable expectation that the product I'm buying is in a complete state. I wouldn't pay fifty dollars for a product I knew to be incomplete. I expect a complete game for a complete game price. Instead of getting a completed game, myself and all of the other gamers who purchased KOTOR II got a rushed unfinished cash in sequel.

 

It says a lot that players, not programmers, are having to finish the game (bless each of the TSL Restoration Team seeing as none are being paid for their valuable time, they have all my best wishes for their efforts). I hope Obsidian doesn't hope to make this sort of precedent (gamers having to finish what programmers either can't or won't finish) a constant in all of its products because it's not only infuriating but unacceptable.

 

Not what I consider fair or honest business practice. As a result, I'll be very careful before parting with my money on the next Obsidian project.

It's the best thing since sliced bread.

KOTOR II could have been better, but I don't think it was a waste of money and time. There are far worse games out there.

Poopie heads.

 

K2 destroyed the bug filled mediocrity known as K1,

 

I have spoken.

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bahahahahha! have you even read the technical forums?

Poopie heads.

 

K2 destroyed the bug filled mediocrity known as K1,

 

I have spoken.

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I have several different reasons to disagree with that.

 

If you have explored these forums long enough or have played KOTOR 2 more than twice or EVEN once, you would know that KOTOR 2 has many more bugs than the first award winning game.

 

I mean, sure that battle scheme and the way you upgraded your character was a great dawn apon the old game, who really want a game filled with so many bugs? I mean yeah it had some major improvements, but i found the storyline trying to be too similar to the original story and everyone knows that when someone remakes something legendary, it just isn't as good. Hell, it isn't even HALF as good.

 

 

I think if Obsidian worked on making KOTOR 2 more different than more alike the the first game, i think they would have been successful.

hahaha count dooku.....in episode 3 he cracked me up-did u see his face when ani cut off his hands, and then his face! ahahahaha.

 

anyway the kotor series has not at all been a waste. as a matter of fact its a nice new breach of hope in a a genre where around 75% of the starwars games are based around the movies. i mean lets face it who wants to fight for the alliance/empire fifty billion times. so i love teh kotor series because of the freedom it has to do w/e.

I don't think it was a waste of time, but time has been better spent.

 

K1 was much more worth it. (I mean, it actually had a complete story)

Poopie heads.

 

K2 destroyed the bug filled mediocrity known as K1,

 

I have spoken.

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I have several different reasons to disagree with that.

 

If you have explored these forums long enough or have played KOTOR 2 more than twice or EVEN once, you would know that KOTOR 2 has many more bugs than the first award winning game.

 

I mean, sure that battle scheme and the way you upgraded your character was a great dawn apon the old game, who really want a game filled with so many bugs? I mean yeah it had some major improvements, but i found the storyline trying to be too similar to the original story and everyone knows that when someone remakes something legendary, it just isn't as good. Hell, it isn't even HALF as good.

 

 

I think if Obsidian worked on making KOTOR 2 more different than more alike the the first game, i think they would have been successful.

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I actually found kotor2 to be too different.

A good , good game, except the ending though. :ph34r:

A good , good game, except the ending though.  :ph34r:

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I agree. And since Obsidian appear to have signed on with a publisher for PNJ shortly after Kotor 2 was released, certainly not a waste of time or money. Lots of people like this game.

...DarthPon <_< "

Those who call the KOTOR II storyline mediocre simply don't understand it.

The story is great the game it's self lacks in other areas.