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I want to be forced to split my whole party into groups, each group with a separate objective as important as the others.

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I leik this.

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Yeah cool. I thought K2 did that.

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The Duxn Tomb Raid/Battle for Onderon party split was one of the highlights of K2, but I don't think the importance of either was well explained, and it was just another piece of the four-part intermediate quest - I want something like this, but more complex and involved in the final conflict.

 

I want to believe that my whole party was important - not just the PC.

I want to achieve a minor objective in one path then shift to another, and see how one party's actions influences the others' objectives.

 

While this is hard to script, it's not impossible - I did it a few times as a PnP RPG GM, and my players were on the edges of their seats for hours as the "final conflict" resolved itself in multiple places/settings with each PC's actions important to the final outcome.

 

One possibility that this brings is meaningful sacrifice of NPC's (self-sacrifice for LS, or sacrifice by the choices the PC makes for DS).

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Yeah, it needs to be expanded from a gimmick in K2, to a crucial decision and critical path to success in any sequel.

 

I leik sacrifice.

 

It doesn't have to be a self-sacrifice for LS: there is occassion to believe that it might be in the interest of the "greater good" to sacrifice some other party member ...

I would like to sacrifice Disciple for the greater good. He would understand being the goody goody that he is.

Why is it the Mission? And not Return of Mission?

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Because she is an evil clone, and not the original.

 

Mission Impossible since she isn't a romance option.

Well, she was fourteen.

 

Seems like there are just too many Gary Glitters out there ...

She was spoken for by that wookiee, whatever his name is.

Long-Bar.

Well, she was fourteen.

 

Seems like there are just too many Gary Glitters out there ...

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Hey!

 

Hey!

 

Hey!

 

Hey!

 

Hey!

Hey.

High!

Low.

You can do the fang dang go...

Is that a song?

It is now. All we need is a good back beat.

Since we're talking about stupid wookiees, no wookiees in Kotor 3.

Unless it's a Jedi Wookiee. And definitely no Ewoks, except as hors d'

Jedi Ewok. "

I will never play a Jedi Ewok, Darth!

Think of the fun to be had. A little guy like him can go for the low shots. He could be known as the castrator.

They wouldn't live long enough to learn the ways of the Force. And that singing is enough to stun an opponent.

What ? Why? why? why? why? WHY?

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Ok, what do you think about having a same lightsaber colour for a force user who is a Jedi Master and for another who is a Sith Lord? (Does it lend meaning to that colour that is used by both force users?)

What does it matter?

It doesn't.

This thread has gone sharply downhill in the past few hours, disappointing, although there really isn't anything anyone can suggest that hasn't been suggested before

Is this...the end? Could it come to pass that the well of ideas is dry and interest near nil?