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One kinda annoying thing about K2 was how you were always "the Exile". In K1, you didn't even have a name or a title like that, yet it was scripted so well I didn't notice any big overuse of "him" or "he" (or ofcourse her/she).

Even if it's not "the Exile" there's still heaps of cases where it's not "he/she" either, like (made up) "the challenges for the deafened one".

 

I heard people are tired of a word the masters use alot? Void? Wound? Bond? I obviously don't seem to think so or else I'd remember :ermm: .

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I'd rather have a single fixed name that could then be included in the voiced dialogue. I don't think it's a barrier to role-playing at all. People's names have nothing to do with their character.

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I know, it was bad enough he left to go fight somewhere else(or not) but now we had a game(albeit a very good game) with an old blind lady and a freak stalking him and the whole time the freak was being stalked by the women on his ship, and he was also being stalked by all the bounty hunters in the galaxy. So the whole Revan thing kinda pissed me off

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They used the too much.

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From K2:

*clears throat*

"Pure Pazaak"

 

 

From K1:

*clears throat*

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That wasn't a Twi'lek, it was that annoying stow-a-way.

 

 

They both said it, just in a different voice.

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you'd think for a speech puzzle they would have recorded some new dialogue, and enough of it so that it didn't loop after two seconds ... :shifty:

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I don't remember the twi'leks saying it. Maybe it's because it was too slow and I rarely made it through to the end of the speech file, whereas the stow-a-way was Mooka Shaka Paka'ing it up all night long.

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THAT one I remember :D

 

 

Although the most annoying ones were rrarrwrrwrarrarrwrrrrarrrRERArrarRARaarr..RrarrraRARrRArRArrARRRRrrrrr and it's various iterations.

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I could never tolerate the wookie-speak.

 

Whoever had the great idea of filming a Christmas episode with non-subtitled wookie speak, deserves a smack upside the head.

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Not a word per say, but annoying and repetitive nevertheless (from K1):

 

Kaaaaahhh, chi-coo eedha indongya, yay-kay-kun nobah moolay-rah chi-choo. Staybo-bono nah ala doonk-a-boo boonk-alay.

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