I say yes because it makes the game more realistic

I say no because realistic isn't necessarily good.

No.

 

I don't want to worry about having a snack while I'm busy trying to fight an onslaught of Dark Jedi.

NO

Credits and time can be spent in much better ways.

 

Besides, real men do not eat. </lame fact I just made up>

am i alone on this one??? Its not like u fight every second of the game

Since youve already tried it in suggestions and got the same response, as well as an answer from Michael Chu saying it wasnt in game, Id say youre alone on this.

I didnt say add it to the game i said they shouldve added it... and I know some people dont look in the suggestions page so i put it here... besides how much could food cost... 8k for a good melee weapon. and 2 credits for a piece of selkath

So now you propose eating intelligent races?

they tried to eat me in the underwater station on manaan if u remember that guy talking about them eating ur flesh.... y not eat them

ugggggh.

You might remember they were insane at the time.

so if ur on the dark side u can go a lil crazy and killa selkath and eat it... or buy it from a nut in an alley

One day theyre going to have to invent a word for that.

There is good realism (like carry weight) and there is bad realism (like food).

KOTOR and KOTOR II are 'epics'; they focus on grand, sweeping actions and events.

 

I don't want to eat, nor do I want to sleep, nor do I want to defecate....especially given the lack of a bathroom on the Ebon Hawk.

Epics could feature grand feasts though

 

I have a very original idea: We're invited to a dinner -party members and all- but as soon as the dinner hall doors open, a Sith Lord confro..... err.... never mind...

u just had to carry on the wheight argument didn't u grand...

 

Anyways no, I don't want to have to eat in a game, the the option to eat isn't such a horrible idea. However the idea of eating selkies is. They were the dang coolest looking aliens in KOTOR. And as for the underwater station, they were driven mad, to their primal intincts. Eating a sentient being isn't something u should put in as a player option. SELKIES FOREVER!

am i alone on this one??? Its not like u fight every second of the game

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Yes.

How about eating beans to help your force jump abilities.

Water is more important than food, so let's not forget about dehydration in combat. I wouldn't want to face the sith lord without quenching my thirst. I might need a few snacks later but I couldn't fight Malak with my throat dry.

Water is more important than food, so let's not forget about dehydration in combat. I wouldn't want to face the sith lord without quenching my thirst. I might need a few snacks later but I couldn't fight Malak with my throat dry.

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RED RANCOR energy drink, giving you the *boost* you need!

 

Order now, why delay? Nothing queches your thirst like RED RANCOR.

I wanna see how it works on and GTA, with the working out to get buff and eating food to affect how fast you are and stuff, if it works there than it might become more popular among the more open ended games.

I said no, but I play MUD a lot. Starvation decrease regeneration rates and affect other skills as well. Giving it a somewhat tactical element. It might be realistic, but I'm not particularly interested in playing the sims: rpg expansion, commonly known as the The "Eat & Poo Edition".

No.

 

 

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It's like in Natural Selection (No, not the HL mod; a MUD with punk admins). If you're a shapeshifter, you can choose Cow as a transformation so you have milk and cheese to eat. Fanatics also have Create Food and Create Water. But they're useless skills, since the clans will accept ANYONE, and all have fountains that sate your hunger and quench your thirst.

 

Dunno why I brought that up; It seemed to make at least as much sense as the food idea did.