i liked cidital station but not telos.

And I liked Telos but not Citadel Station. The mindless errand running in Citadel made me sick. The nice thing about Peragus is you didn't start with a bunch of fetch and carry quests...unfortunately, that was destroyed in Citadel Station which barraged the player with mindless fetch and carry quests.

 

I liked Onderron and Dxun, maybe because I didn't have a point of reference for them elsewhere as some did. Dantooine I liked better the first time. Sorry, why did we have to see the wreckage of a world that was only interesting the first time for what was not there now? I did like Nar Shaddaa, save the bugs, and the lengthy 'capture.' Hint for future reference; I don't buy RPGs to role play NPCs. RPing them does not aid immersion...just the opposite. Taking a NPC over for a "short" time as part of a battle is tolerable. RPing someone other than my PC is not. I am not Mira, a droid, Atton, Visas, etc. ad nauseum. I'm the Exile, and I should INFLUENCE those characters...not BE those characters. The repeated PoV switching in N.S. was overkill. The Dxun/Onderon sequence didn't hurt 'as' much to me. But the N.S. mess, bleck.

 

As for Malachor, can't grade it because of all the cut content. It didn't have the climactic feel the Star Forge had to me. But the lead up was better than the silliness on Rakata.

And I liked Telos but not Citadel Station. The mindless errand running in Citadel made me sick. The nice thing about Peragus is you didn't start with a bunch of fetch and carry quests...unfortunately, that was destroyed in Citadel Station which barraged the player with mindless fetch and carry quests.

 

I liked Onderron and Dxun, maybe because I didn't have a point of reference for them elsewhere as some did. Dantooine I liked better the first time. Sorry, why did we have to see the wreckage of a world that was only interesting the first time for what was not there now? I did like Nar Shaddaa, save the bugs, and the lengthy 'capture.' Hint for future reference; I don't buy RPGs to role play NPCs. RPing them does not aid immersion...just the opposite. Taking a NPC over for a "short" time as part of a battle is tolerable. RPing someone other than my PC is not. I am not Mira, a droid, Atton, Visas, etc. ad nauseum. I'm the Exile, and I should INFLUENCE those characters...not BE those characters. The repeated PoV switching in N.S. was overkill. The Dxun/Onderon sequence didn't hurt 'as' much to me. But the N.S. mess, bleck.

 

As for Malachor, can't grade it because of all the cut content. It didn't have the climactic feel the Star Forge had to me. But the lead up was better than the silliness on Rakata.

 

 

but there was nothing but a broken dungeon on telos,yes ondern/dxun are both great i feel mentally and physically drained every time i play through nar shaddaa, ironically i liked the mira quest, malachor= migraine

Wow, video games really affect you. I hope you don't have Xbox Live or you might end up in the hospital.

no no xbox at all, just pc, ps2 and ds

Oh, okay.

i do get rather affcted by Mechquest and POTC online however

Really? :facepalmri6:

yes, but that is mostly because i refuse to pay for anything, so i am constantly frusterated with a lack of free contents, well no mechquest just frusterates me with broken enimies

So that explains our migraines. I'm taking that one game back to the store.

which game, my games are free

Why are your games free? I have to pay.

Favourite Place from KotOR: Korriban - I just like the fact that I have to pretend to be a Sith to find the (last) Star Map and that it has some of my favourite tasks in the game.

 

Favourite Place from TSL: Nar Shaddaa - Despite the situation you're faced with (what with everyone trying to kill you), I really like this planet. I enjoyed it in the Jedi Knight series and I enjoyed it here.

 

This is my first post here since a very long time ago.

Edited May 30, 200817 yr by Diego Varen

1. Unknown wolrd. It's beautiful

 

2. Nar Shadaa. Don't ask why

Nar Shadda is Coruscant after a fleet of garbage carriers dumped their loads on it. 4000 years fixed that.

On Dxun what ruined my experience was tracking the stupid Canoks. And I did that alot, beating the game on every profession and sex, light and dark on each is saying alot. I did enjoy killing the mandos who decloaked infront of the camp, then saddened the second time you were force to enter. Ive always liked mandos.. but I love killing them.

wow telos and endar spire have gotten a vote

The Endar Spire wasn't really that bad...at least I didn't think so. It definitely wasn't my favorite but I don't loathe it either...