Have some of you noticed the strange object that you receive from a Rodian on Korriban in K1 that you have to bring to Motta the Hutt on Tatooine?

Has anyone tried it?

 

I have and it's very interesting. It's full of riddles...

 

Just curious to know what you think about it and if you remember some of the question.

I remember that Rakata was rubbish at Maths

 

I too thought the riddles were interesting. I want to know how many people used a guide to get through the riddles or if they just got it right 1st time.

Dying isn't that bad of an experience... "

I think one of the answers is time.

Huh, you could open that box which you have to deliver to Motta? Wow, I thought that it was impossible What is in it, "Rakatan riddlestone"?

Game guides are your friends. But if I remember correctly, the riddles were easy.

Yes Xard, you can open it. The riddles are interesting but save before you open it because if you fail you die. If you win, which is quite easy (you only need a bit of intuition and logic), you don't receive any XP or credits though.

Huh, you could open that box which  you have to deliver to Motta? Wow, I thought that it was impossible What is in it, "Rakatan riddlestone"?

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Yeah, you were entered into a "prison" trapped within your own mind (random) though there was another alien inside it, who has been there thousands of years and has figured out a way of getting out but he gives a challenge of riddles (easy riddles) and if you get them right you get freed- I don't know what happens if you get them wrong though

So I won't open it next time when I'm going to play k1.

 

Unless... Do you get some fun information about Rakata from it?

Edited June 11, 200619 yr by Xard

So I won't open it next time when I'm going to play k1.

 

Unless... Do you get some fun information about Rakata from it?

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not from what I recall- it was too early in the story to learn about that Rakata (in my case anyway- Korriban was the first place I went- yeah, I was brave)

Actually, I think if you listen to the tusken historian on Tatooine, he talks of what we later learn about the Rakatan empire. But, no, the riddle thing doesn't really teach you much, except that the Rakata had the technology to imprison criminals in little worlds.

Edited June 11, 200619 yr by indarkestday

Well, it isn't worth it then.

Around all the worlds you only get scraps of info. You need to reach the Rakatan Computer on the Unknown world to know all about the Empire.

Around all the worlds you only get scraps of info. You need to reach the Rakatan Computer on the Unknown world to know all about the Empire.

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I haven't played Kotor I more than 20 times, thanks for info.

 

Has anyone read that comic about those Terentatek hunters? It is quite cool

Edited June 12, 200619 yr by Xard

I only know the Jedi hunted down the Terentateks to extinction on various worlds. Besides Korriban and few others.

So think rakatan thing-a-ma-bob is pointless? no xp or anything? looks like one of biowares 'waste of timers' lol, another thing uncovered about kotor, great work

Yep. Pointless. Just difficult riddles, which aren't that difficult after all...

The riddles were easy especially when you have a guide book lol

Good point... but I did it without... it's more thrilling to test your skill in logic... and it worked for me.

i used the guide book after i had beat the game like 5 times

I enjoy the riddles and the discussion with the Rakatan ... but other than enjoyment, diversion, and a little thought, there is no "tangible" reward ... why is it we play games again? (enjoyment, diversion, to make you think?)

That section was very fun plus i enjoyed the fact you could die if you didnt get it right i would love to see this type of thing used more often in games

I enjoy the riddles and the discussion with the Rakatan ... but other than enjoyment, diversion, and a little thought, there is no "tangible" reward ... why is it we play games again? (enjoyment, diversion, to make you think?)

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I agree, it made for another element in the game and the riddles weren't that hard. I wanted to find the other prisoners who wondered off...don't know if this is possible but I certainly couldn't find them

I was more annoyed I couldn't take the box with me to the

Star forge. It "vanished". Bastards. I wanted to bring him 'home' for trial and execution - the Jedi way.

Bring what home for execution? A harmless box which hasnt done anything?

 

Anyways, Guide books for the lose

 

Whats the point in having something thats purpose is to help you and practically pass the game without having to be challenged, all you do is when your averagely stuck, read off a book and dont use your brain.

 

You may as well buy a guide book, and read it without playing the acctual game itself

Edited June 16, 200619 yr by Revan_Returns