Hi, does anybody know if there's a wiki website about KotOR2? Currently, I'm trying to figure out what're the formulas behind those "numbers". For example, when the character hold two-handed weapons, the equipment interface will tell you how much the Attack Bonus of each weapon is. So what I wanna know is how are those Attack Bonuses being calculated?

 

Well, I know that the game adopt a system which is similar to D20 system. But there're still many minor differences between them. I remember somebody used to put a wiki website here, which include every single piece of information about this game. But I can find it out unfortunatelly. So, anybody knows? I appreciate in advance.

For example, when the character hold two-handed weapons, the equipment interface will tell you how much the Attack Bonus of each weapon is.

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Typo: I mean, two weapons at the same time, not a two-handed weapon

 

Actually, any information is welcome. I can't find too much on the web elsewhere.

You could try a game faq guide on K2 by Dan Simpson and look for it using a search engine. It deals with some stats in terms of weapon damage although it may not show breakdown stats for equipped weapons.

You could try a game faq guide on K2 by Dan Simpson and look for it using a search engine. It deals with some stats in terms of weapon damage although it may not show breakdown stats for equipped weapons.

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Thanks vaxen. Actually I just read his faq the other day. It's quite a good one, but a deeper explanation about the rules is still what I'm looking for.

For example, when the character hold two-handed weapons, the equipment interface will tell you how much the Attack Bonus of each weapon is.

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Typo: I mean, two weapons at the same time, not a two-handed weapon

 

Actually, any information is welcome. I can't find too much on the web elsewhere.

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Yes there calculated, i could tell you but i think im on the verge of getting caroul tunler!

There is this one, and there's another one which is specific.

Edited July 27, 200619 yr by vaxen83

There is a place called www.wookieepedia.com where you can get info on anything in starwars including this game.

Edited July 27, 200619 yr by Jesse Conroy

Wookiepedia doesn't specify game mechanics. Try gamebanshee.

Wookiepedia doesn't specify game mechanics. Try gamebanshee.

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Well he said like a wiki site.

Dont use Wiki, it doesnt always provide right info.

I think Wookieepedia is quite accurate and they keep updating it as well.

Been to gamebanshee.com before a year ago, and they cover specific parts of both K1 and K2. Things like force power costs, durations, descriptions, weapon damage, skills and generally statistics are covered comprehensively. Might want to take a look at it at least once. Found their guide for Trayus core battle easy to understand.

Your Avatar is extremely creepy. That's not supposed to be a jedi is it?

Who are you refering to?

Probably bynna's avatar.

 

On another level, Wiki sources provide general summative info about SW, as far as I can think of.

Edited July 28, 200619 yr by vaxen83

I always enjoy reading them. I have even summed up a document regarding all the chronicles, characters, worlds and vehicles by getting the text from the official sites of K1 and K2 and Wookieepeida.

I dont find it efficient and reliable because there is the "Edit" button, and if you say that Wiki makes often checks on them I dont see how they could check every single page, that would be impossible for they have pages based on anything probabally millions of things, People could edit the most minor of things where people wouldnt even find out.

Perhaps... but what other sources are there to obtain official Star Wars info?

Wookieepedia does have a bunch of people who work at keeping it a reliable source

Well, Wikis aren't always reliable in everything, but wookieepedia is pretty good.

I think Wookieepedia is quite accurate and they keep updating it as well.

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Right.

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Now lets return to topic.

Dont use Wiki, it doesnt always provide right info.

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Wikipedia ALWAYS provides the right info. ALWAYS.

 

jUST because it has an edit button doesn't mean the poeple editing with the edit button aren't editing other poeple's edits.

... So your saying that people furtherly are editing already edited pages hence causing double the edit and wrong information?

Often right information, since

 

A) Updaters are dedicated

B) You can subscribe to topics

 

Of course this doesn't mean that the information can't be biased, that's why one can't quote Wikis.