In KOTOR III.

 

we need four "true sith" sith lords.

 

most of the characters from the games.

 

better robes.

 

a finished ending with revan and exile and their followers. and lots of detailed space battles. teaming together or opposing. choice of light sabre colors. the ebon hawk of course should return since it is a symbol of kotor. and a bloody good epic ending and not a s**t ending.

Why four Sith Lords?

I'm still playing around with the thought of self-sacrifice. Tragic heroes rule.

I'm still playing around with the thought of self-sacrifice. Tragic heroes rule.

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That and fallen heros who go bad than see the light and try and redeem their sins. Love those types of stories.

No.

Why four Sith Lords?

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Why

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lots of detailed space battles. ...

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This is just a sink for all the "KotOR3" graffiti, to prevent the rest of the fora being swamped in dumb ideas. There is no need for reason or reasons, just a deluge of opinion

It would be better if the final boss IS NOT a Sith lord.

 

I have an idea of several endgame duels:

 

-your character versus endgame boss (could be even a "fallen" party member)

- most important party member versus some powerful sith lord/or apprentice of the sith lord

-2nd important party member versus another powerful baddie

-LS restricted party member versus DS restricted party member(like Mira v/s HAnhar duel)

- 2nd LS restricted party member versus 2nd DS restricted party member(if any)

 

Well, these are just ideas.

Why do you like these options? Why favour them instead of a Sith Lord final boss? You have stated your opinion without any indication of why you prefer it. It would help discussion if you say why, because maybe we can talk about other ways to provide what you want

I like it when people post conversation killing statements.

I like it when people post conversation killing statements.

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KotOR3: Pointlessly More Pointless Sith Lords

I like it when people post conversation killing statements.

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KotOR3: Return of the Pointlessly More Pointless Sith Lords

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Sith Lords in the SW universe is like wack-a-mole. Everytime you kill one, a new one pops up.

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Except Wack-A-Mole is more entertaining.

They put up more of a fight

I'm still playing around with the thought of self-sacrifice. Tragic heroes rule.

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Yes.

tragic heros good stories. Lots of them in the old greek and Norse myths.

Well, it also underscores goodness of character: anybody can be a winner if one allows cheating and selfishness; it takes a real hero to pay the ultimate sacrifice for others, especially when they are not personally at risk without consciously stepping in harm's way.

Like Frodo! and Smeagol to a lesser extent.

I wouldn't regard Smeagol as a willing hero (sure, he was a reluctant hero: moreover a unknowing and unmeaning hero); Frodo didn't really sacrifice much (except his optimistic worldview, ancestral home, lifelong friends, na

I think I'm gonna go watch Lord of the Rings right now actually...

I think I'm gonna go watch Lord of the Rings right now actually...

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great movies! Try Watching them all at once.

It would be better if the final boss IS NOT a Sith lord.

It would be even better if there was no "final boss". I quite dislike the concept and was glad when there turned to be no bosses in Half-Life 2.

Well, you did have a final boss

Breen

had to be stopped, just you had to destroy the machinery rather than his own body, directly. That's just like Deus Ex ... hmmmm I might just go and lay Deus Ex now ...

It would be better if the final boss IS NOT a Sith lord.

It would be even better if there was no "final boss". I quite dislike the concept and was glad when there turned to be no bosses in Half-Life 2.

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Final bosses, though cliche, are still a staple of many games. I think one of Halo's strong points was the end, in which you didn't have to actually kill anybody (a definite turn from the rest of the game's content), just get the hell out in a warthog before being blown to oblivion.

End bosses are good. You have to have a final climax for the game.