I am at the onderon finale and have somehow sided with tobin and the general vaku (which is dark side which i dont want) When I storm the palace and talk to Master Kavar all the dialog options are death threats. Im on the light side but do not know how I sided with vaku. If anyone could tell me where the choice of who you side with is, it would be very helpfull

Its decided that you've sided with Vaklu when you were talking to the twi'lek and devonorian when you were in Iziz.

Whether you support the queen or general Vaklu is decided solely by what you tell Tobin when he interrupts your meeting with Kavar in the cantina, no matter what you've done up to that point - you can even do all the dirty deeds for Vaklu's side, mainly by getting rid of the captains, and still support the queen in the end (I've done that myself).

 

If you find the game forces you to side with Vaklu, then you must have told Tobin that you would support their side in the coup when he and his men interrupted your meeting with Kavar.

Edited November 5, 200520 yr by Jediphile

poop....ok then il go back 5 hours to my last save and do it ALL over again

lol

poop....ok then il go back 5 hours to my last save and do it ALL over again

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Yeah, I know it sucks...

 

Sorry.

np i suppose

If you are supporting the Queen Tobin doesn't even talk with you in the cantina...

 

So how does it work then?

 

Me thinks it is based on your options; During the Riot (support rioteers, stop them), killing the leaders, when talking to the these 2 aliens about the conflict...

If you are supporting the Queen Tobin doesn't even talk with you in the cantina...

 

So how does it work then?

 

Me thinks it is based on your options; During the Riot (support rioteers, stop them), killing the leaders, when talking to the these 2 aliens about the conflict...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Yeah when Tobin storms in hes like

 

 

Tobin: When you escaped from me i thought i failed, but here you are on Iziz! Pretty stupid of if you ask me..."

Kavar: *runs away* i must get back to the palace, RUN!

Tobin: What?!?! What have you done with my men?!?! *runs after kavar*

 

 

 

 

 

something like that

that scene only happens when you soley support the Queen. If there was a question where your loyalties lay, He will ask you to join him. you can Refuse or join him

I did the same as you, unintentionally ending up killing kavar. I did decide to help Vaklu, but that was just because I thought what he was doing was for the good of the republic, I was well miffed when I ended up helping the sith and killing poor old Kavar (who I really liked)

Kavar was cool. I hope he isn't dead.

I made that mistake but not siding with Talia and Kavar, which I would prefer to do. But I wasn't going to redo this again so I just went with it.

so guys does anyone have any idea what the definetive siding point is??

 

the convo with the devoronian and the twi lek?

 

the riot?

 

some convo ( that ive never had ) with tobin?

I think its a combination of what I said and what Battlewookiee said - if you've stopped the riot and consistently supported the queen during your stay in Iziz, then Tobin won't even ask you, and you'll automatically be assumed to support her. If there is any doubt, Tobin will ask you to join Vaklu, in which case you must turn him down if you want to side with the queen and Kavar.

 

I usually have Tobin ask me, because I take a few dark side hits on Onderon, since I'm usually trying to build some influence with HK-47 at the time.

I had only used the option to support Vaklu (DS) once, and it was an accident. It was right after the person giving the speech finished. I was walking to the devaronian and the Twi'lek, and I noticed that there was a woman standing off to the side. I went to talk to her, and before I knew it, I was supposed to kill the captains in both sectors.

 

Even if I did not kill the captains, right after the conversation with Kavar in the Cantina that Tobin interrupted, he came back and he assumed that I was on his side and that I had to kill his soldiers to make it look like I was against him (What a terrible Colonel lol).

Edited November 6, 200520 yr by Jedi Guardian

Well, I don't take HK-47 to Onderon, since it's basically the only place where you can increase influence on G0-T0 without getting DS points. And by taking G0-T0 to Onderon, you can avoid the fight with the second wave of mercenaries (if you do want a fight to get the visa and don't want DS points for provoking them, simply enter solo mode and approach them alone while G0-T0 is floating far away).

As you can change characters while being on Onderon; That wouldn't be a reason not to take HK (Just switch HK for Go-to for a small while while talking to the B4-D4 Type droid)