the new party members have some past, i appreciated, the story is more meaningful too, and the fact that you can train others is great. finally some light on revan's actions, also the whole wounds-in-the-force thing was well enough walked through. the best is still kreia, she gives you much more than just jedi tales and i think she's the best sw character ever

Having four apprentices is just so fun

Apprentices and force powers definitely. Mentor I hated (the concept was nice, the character was horrible), story was weak, item creation wasn't necessary since it was so easy, two of the planets were recycled, and the explanations were all weak.

The story is compelling and keeps you involved when you play the game for the first time.

The solo missions involving your party members - especially T3.

 

This does not include the end of the game where

you are left alone without your party, for no good reason other than to satisfy LucasArts' need for a Christmas release.

 

This does not include the end of the game where

you are left alone without your party, for no good reason other than to satisfy LucasArts' need for a Christmas release.

 

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I hated that.

 

you are left alone without your party, for no good reason other than to satisfy LucasArts' need for a Christmas release.

I hated that.

yes, me too <_<

Hmmm...well I love it for the story, so much darker than the KOTOR 1 romp (which I still love of course). But I hate the way this story gets completely rushed ans messy towards the end.

Talk about pick the best answer from none suitable!

 

I voted for the story, because (even though it was half-finished) all the other stuff was either half-finished, or fluff, or both.

 

It would have been much better had they developed the story and especially the main characters to their conclusions; Nihilus was wasted, Sion was almost as squandered, and Kreia had incredible depth, but to no end!

 

The other characters were poorly fleshed out, the planets were about the same as K1, and comparing like for like results in K1 winning.

Item creation.... "

I liked a lot of the features by concept/principle but most had flaws, which usually happens with first goes as stuff so it looks promising.

Influence was the biggst change I noticed but I didn't appreciate cos it stopped me more than helped me.

My favourite improvement would be with the little quickie interface/gameplay things suggested from K1, like quick-weapon switch, a fullsize adaptive screen, etc.

I liked a lot of the features by concept/principle but most had flaws, which usually happens with first goes as stuff so it looks promising.

Influence was the biggst change I noticed but I didn't appreciate cos it stopped me more than helped me.

My favourite improvement would be with the little quickie interface/gameplay things suggested from K1, like quick-weapon switch, a fullsize adaptive screen, etc.

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I agree, but I still think the Item Creation was very good.

I agree, but I still think the Item Creation was very good.

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I agree it was a very good idea in making skills much more relevant but since I don't play that style I just left it alone so I wouldn't become so obsessed with all the numbers involved in it.

I just took T3 and Bao in my party, found a work...table or whatever there called and made a couple of things. Not that anyone needs them because the game is so easy...

The story, in general, is well done and deeper than K1; but they are different types of stories. They can't really be compared. In replaying K1, I was surprised to recall how much classic Bioware humor flows through it; K2 was darker and more serious, but preference all depends what kind of mood I'm in. One thing I really did miss in replaying K1, though, was the item creation and upgradability of weapons/armor. Only certain items could be upgraded, and then you had two options at most. And I missed the robes. K1's Jedi robes were flat and ugly.

 

The other differences were of minor importance. Force powers were expanded in K2, but it bordered on too many choices. Neat ideas, but in combat, I only ever used a couple. Comparable spells in K1 seemed more powerful (Force whirlwind, for example).

 

As for mentor, I was more interested in figuring out what Kreia's game was than learning from her. I felt K2's party-member backstories were somewhat less compelling, rather from involvement than content. (Exile pats head): 'That's nice, dear. Glad you got it off your chest. Moving right along...' But I definitely think Obsidian made the right choice in cutting the 'padawan-training' sequences-- flat out *boring*.

agreed, the past of these guys is more interesting, but it lacks side-quests (though it was a bit take-it-easy of revan to look for the family members of his friends while malak burned down the galaxy )

(though it was a bit take-it-easy of revan to look for the family members of his friends while malak burned down the galaxy )

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Did I miss something?

Did I miss something?  

in k1 you have side-quests where you look for bastila's mother, mission's brother, carth's son, juhani's grandpa and so on...

I just took T3 and Bao in my party, found a work...table or whatever there called and made a couple of things. Not that anyone needs them because the game is so easy...

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You DO realise that T3 had a built in workbench, don't you?

Did I miss something?  

in k1 you have side-quests where you look for bastila's mother, mission's brother, carth's son, juhani's grandpa and so on...

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Nice old chap, that tiger ...

You DO realise that T3 had a built in workbench, don't you?

as surely as you did realize he wasn't able to create/breakdown items

I like the item creation and modification system the most out of that game but it wasn't really necessary. The game was so easy, if on the hardest difficulty, that you can beat it no problem unarmored and unarmed.

You DO realise that T3 had a built in workbench, don't you?

as surely as you did realize he wasn't able to create/breakdown items

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You did say you searched for a workbench, not a lab station. ^_^

You did say you searched for a workbench, not a lab station. ^_^

workbenches also are able to get you components and items (create/breakdown)

also the whole wounds-in-the-force thing was well enough walked through.

Yeah, I just hated hearing the word

I knew about Carth, Bastila and Mission...but I never heard about Juhani. I'll check it out on my next play through.