May 14, 200421 yr I was just playing KOTOR over from the start again and I noticed something. I did most of the sidequests on Dantooine now and at the end of most of the quests the guys say that they are going to put a good word for you at the council. However you never really experience any effects from things like that. I think sidequests should influence the game more in some way. Just a suggestion for KOTOR 2.
May 14, 200421 yr Replaces a "g" with a "q" ..now darque is in working order again ...enjoy the q-spot
May 15, 200421 yr i hope they have a lot of side quests like findind missions Brother and the trail of sunry
May 15, 200421 yr Yeah, except you can't kill Griff, which REALLY sucks. Well, I DID kill him, but then the quest is still active. That sucks. I even killed him in front of Mission and nothing happened. More choices and reactions within quests!
May 15, 200421 yr Author Any comments/suggestions/thoughts are welcome... The more attention this topic gets the better... If you like this idea then leave a repley pls.
May 15, 200421 yr that does not make sense you kill her bro then she just stands there like a dumb fool.
May 15, 200421 yr that does not make sense you kill her bro then she just stands there like a dumb fool. Its kinda understandable that she didn't care. He was pretty annoying.
May 15, 200421 yr That's a "Q" not a "G" We'll remember that, DarQue it is then... The problem in a game like Kotor (Kotor2) is the resource cost. Lets say you have 10 miniquests on a planet (completely arbitrary numbers for the sake of argument), and you have 20 different npcs on a that could react to e.g. 2 different outcomes. Even a simple acknowledging the questresult (just a comment, not a dialogue tree) would add 20*10*2 = 400 lines of dialogue that has to be written and having voice overs. Adding a further 4 planets, you get 1600 lines of simple dialogue that needs writing and voice overs. That could be why most towns people have some very bland dialogue and reacts very little to what the player do... “He who joyfully marches to music in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a large brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would surely suffice.” - Albert Einstein
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