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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC)

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GENERAL INFORMATION

GENRE/STYLE

Role-playing/Third-Person 3D RPG

RELEASE DATE

08/FEB/05

ESRB RATING

TEEN, Blood, Violence

DEVELOPER

Obsidian Entertainment

PUBLISHER

LucasArts

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THE SETTING #USES

PLAYING AS #USES

PLAYING AGAINST #USES

Sith 273
jedi 143
Enemies 133

HOW IT'S PLAYED #USES

GENERAL TONE #USES

DESCRIPTION

This sequel to one of the most widely acclaimed console releases of 2003 returns players to a galaxy far, far away, and an especially longtime ago. Set 4,000 years before the events of the Star Wars: Episode I film, this second role-playing adventure takes place five years after the events of the original Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Players take the role of an exiled Jedi, who is believed to be the last of the noble order and is being actively hunted by the Sith. Beginning the game as a Jedi, players can choose which Jedi class their character will be, but as they start off as a beleaguered fugitive, they'll have no light saber, and they'll need to work to develop their special skills and powers.

This sequel refines the interface for easier navigation, and offers many new force powers for characters to learn, but the gameplay's third-person exploration and turn-based combat should feel familiar to fans of the original. Once again, through their decisions and actions, players will develop their characters toward the Light or Dark side of the Force, and the way that they progress down the path of Good or Evil will have great influence over the story and will determine which characters are willing to join their party. The game follows its own original storyline, but a number of characters and events from the first game are referenced.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II — The Sith Lords is the first game developed by Obsidian Entertainment, a studio founded by former Black Isle and Blizzard designers. The sub-series' original creator, BioWare, has ties to Obsidian and its team of veteran developers, and was also involved in the design of this sequel. ~ T.J. Deci, All Game Guide

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC)

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Role-playing/Third-Person 3D RPG
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08/FEB/05
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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC) by: BellBoy

“This will always be one of my favorites, you create a character, you get force powers right from the get go, and then you get let loose to save the galaxy all over again. You meet up with some old favorites but only a few travel with you in your...”

created 27/FEB/2013

WTF BioWare? by: Wastelander-75

“You know I've been a BioFan since Baldur's Gate II. Loved KoTOR. Had small issues with KoTOR II but really didn't blame BioWare for that. I even found Jade Empire enjoyable if frustrating at times....”

created 09/MAR/2012

DarthOdium was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Since I just beat it I'll talk about it.

FYI Anything I add to this thread will be SPOILERS!!!

Now ME3 for the most part was fun. I was a long for the ride all the way up to where you where running to that light to get back onto the Citadel. Then you get screwed up and then the game turns into that slow pace shootout of a MW. Then the conversation with the kid who is the true all mighty in the game and then I'm given 3 things to pick from. I was very disappointed how they ended it.

Now it's a Sci-fi game so I had a feeling it was going to end with society reverting back to some primal thing. Most books in Sci-fi that have humanity meeting....well god or become to powerful usually end up going back to being cavemen.

But what really made me mad was after the credits you have that stargazer and kid talking about "The Shepard" and I was like.....WHAT! NO GOD DAMMIT!!

I was hoping ME would of been different. I was hoping for an epic battle and a epic group hug of the masses.....at least for my Paragon Ending. I took all that time to build up this fleet and to have this epic battle only to boil everything down to 3 choices. I don't even get to fight Harbinger or really take on the more feared Reapers in the game.

Now I won't say it's worse then DA2 because DA2 sucked. That crappy game sucked HARD! The ME Series was fun but I was disappointed that out of a trilogy they end it with such a weak ending. I do find it funny though. ME1 was boring until the last 2 hours and ME3 was AWESOME until the last hour of the game. Poor Bioware needs to find a happy medium.”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“SPOILERS!!
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Right. Explain to me how the hell they can think that taking a major point of the trilogy, that being the race of Protheans (which are key, KEY elements in both Mass 1 and 2) and basically regulate all that into Day 1 DLC? It's basically to me like they're saying "Protheans? Naw, they're not as important as we made them out to be. They're just MacGuffins. Buy our DLC!!!" ”

DarthOdium was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Yeah lots of people jumped on that. Which is crazy! Javik had a massive role in that game. To not have him kills off a ton conversations and of stuff. I don't like the path the game industry is going with DLC. The down fall is most gamers are just to dumb not to buy it. Even I spent $80 on a game that isn't built very well. The game has tons of model glitches and rendering problems. On top of that crappy Deus Ex style ending.”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Yeah a lot of people are pointing out that ME3's endings smack so much of Deus Ex's A.I. endings. Minus the annoying out of nowhere StarGod Child. ”

DarthOdium was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Oh man my heart sank the moment that VI on Thessia said that.

"The Reapers are not the main force. There is another. They where only built to stop chaos"

I was like GOD NO! It's like Final Fantasy 4 all over again. The whole damn game is one enemy. But then after you beat him. The real boss shows up.

Of course in ME3 its a damn child and you get to do nothing with it. You don't get to fight you don't get anything epic. You get a 20 minute speech of crap then have to pick one of the 3 choices but no matter what Shepard dies.

I was so disappointed. I was with the story all the way to Thessia and then wanted the game to end.”

DarthOdium was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Here you go Waste. I found a better ending to Mass Effect 3 for you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQvPFNjxxU0&feature=related”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Shit that's 100 times better than what I got. :D”

WILDMAMMOTH was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“HAHAHA, love the comments on that vid.”

pinktempest was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@DarthOdium Lol Evangelion!!”

DarthOdium was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@pinktempest Yeah when I was watching that vid I was laughing hard because it was Evangelion. Then topping it off with ME3 was just awesome.”

DarkShadow2k7 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Awesome game. Bioware is freaking boss!”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Yeah it's an awesome game right up until the end. Then it invalidates pretty much everything you did in the last 3 games. ”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“And by that I mean the last 2 and pretty much everything you've done in 3. ”

WILDMAMMOTH was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@DarkShadow2k7 I am assuming that you didn't read any of the above comments...”

DarthOdium was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“I just love how the Reapers are not the all mighty that every game has been saying. It's the Catalyst boy you meet. I just don't like the fact that it's a typical Sci-fi story about man vs machine.”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“I don't know who I'd blame for this FUBAR more myself. EA for probably sticking their finger in the pie and no doubt helping BioWare "tweak" a few things so they can monetize it. Or BioWare who went along with this bullshit fail ending to an otherwise stellar trilogy in the first place.

People are saying "Oh those people who want a better ending are just a very loud and local MINORITY."

Funny, I didn't think an 18,000 poll on BioWare's social network against the endings, a Facebook petition that's drawing thousands to it every day (and raising money to send people to PAX), near universal revile to the ending results on just about every forum I've visited, as a fucking "Minority."

This is the first game I've ever seen that has this large a multiple movement against a developer's decision on a video game's end. Ever. ”

DarthOdium was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“For me, I feel like I was shorted. They could still have The Shepard sacrifice themselves, or live, or take over the reapers, or even have Earth die. Just like the way the game does now. The could even have man and machine merge, even reset the technology by destroying the relays in the universe. Just like the endings do. But I wanted an ending. I wanted at least 1 to 2 full hours of an ending that made me feel good that it ended.

Not the painful 20 min ending that I saw. I've seen 3 endings now and they are disappointing. You figure since I spent almost the full game on disc two that when I had to switch back to disc one to end it. That I was going to get one hell of an ending, but no.

I feel ripped off. I spent 60 to 80 dollars on 3 different games. Over 120 plus hours on those games. Created 6 different characters each with something slightly different. And what was I rewarded with? A lack luster 20 minute ending.

Before ME3 hit some of my friends where talking about the reapers. And they asked "Do you want to know why the reapers are attacking?"

I said "No."

When they asked why this was my response. "No matter what Bioware tells I will not like it. I would rather be left in the dark on why they are attacking then ever give me a reason. It's like believing in God. We now what the Bible says. But what would happen if we ever found out the truth. And it wasn't exactly what we wanted. You would hate it and even blame God. So I would rather not know."

I could of still get an epic ending fighting the reapers and would be left up to guessing why they did it. Which! If you every played Demon's Souls or Dark Souls most of the gamers are left up to guessing about the story. Which makes those games awesome and they don't have an epic journey like Mass Effect.”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“If it helps put salve on the wound, the Take Back ME3 movement's made some hellacious money for Child's Play Foundation. ”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Nice to see that people here are also raging over the ending xD”

DarthOdium was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“I was wondering when @Mishy was going to show up. So did you love it? After 120+ hours over 3 games did you enjoy what we where given at the end?
@Wastelander-75 I'm surprised they raised what? 35k or more. Why I dislike the endings I don't see a need to change them. They should just end the ME Universe, and start up something new with the knowledge that if they make another trilogy, to give a little more in the end.”

Roxas-UrBoxas was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Got a problem with the ending, then go sign the petition. Bioware is aware of your concerns already according to AOTS... But more names means more pressure right?

http://penny-arcade.com/comic”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“I'll give them one thing, Casey Hudson said that he didn't want the game to be forgettable.

He was right on that account. I sure as hell won't forget feeling screwed over by it. ”

DarthOdium was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“I could care less if they are aware. Have a problem? No. I just didn't like the endings.”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@DarthOdium plotholes, plotholes everywhere.

It was stupid and just painful, totally threw out any decisions I made previously.

Saved the Geth from the Quarians? Don't mean shit, Help kill the Geth with the Quarians? Nope, same endings.

Hell, the ending choices themselves weren't terrible but the execution of it was just terrible. Game was doing so well all the way up until Harbinger lasers you in the face, after that the whole thing just goes screwball.

It's like they made the game then hired some random off the street with very little knowledge of ME and just went "Write endings for us!"

I'm just hoping that the indoctrination theory turns out to be true or something >_>”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Wastelander-75 Also there's a good unforgettable (Wow dude that was epic!)

Then there is Wow, that thing just crushed one of my favourite franchies and was terrible.

I think Casey is just trying to spin PR bullshit like he always does while some of us grab at stra. . . I mean emergency induction ports.”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“what grates me more and more now that I think about it, is that the endings completely null and void the reason to play the games full on paragon or renegade. Why? Because you're not locked out of the choices you're ultimately left with, choice A, B, or C.

I could go balls out Paragon and still leave myself open for the whole "Destroy the Reapers" ending. I could go full on Renegade and still go on to the "Control the Reapers" end.

Which to me just makes me ask, why the frick should I even bother to be heroic or anti-heroic throughout the series when the end basically makes it pointless to do so?

For that matter, why even have paragon/renegade interrupts in the game in the first place when it ultimately means absolutely nothing?”

Roxas-UrBoxas was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“What really grates me about this game?

Not bothering to play any of them because they decided to never put the first installment on a system I own... Instead they just release the final two.”

WILDMAMMOTH was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Roxas-UrBoxas The first one wasn't on PS3? That's weird!”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Wastelander-75 Hey! My paragon went "NUKE ALL THE SYNTEHTICS!"

Mostly because the others didn't make sense and were even worse, I mean come on. Control simply means you are no better than TIM and Synthesis is messing with all DNA (which scientifically makes even less sense then the whole Mass Effect thing) without anyones consent.

Sure I have to wipe out the Geth and EDI but that still gets rid of the Reapers and prevents and future cycles dealing with them.

That and I refuse to believe Star Child's illogical BS.
@Roxas-UrBoxas There is a free DLC for ME2 that allows you to make the ME1 choices however due to Sony being a bitch, the ME3 community events can't be done on the PS3.
@WILDMAMMOTH I believe that is because Microsoft still owns the right to ME1”

Roxas-UrBoxas was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Well... An "iconic" trilogy that is "the best series this generations of games has to offer" is not going to be played by me due to the fact that they did not go the extra mile and make the whole series accessible to my preferences.

I'm the kind of person that WILL purchase an entire series (even after the first) if new iterations look impressive to me. I bought both Dead Space 1 and 2 after seeing how amazing the second one looked. I bought metal gear 2 even though I had to purchase 1 for my original playstation (way after the fact) to play it... The list goes on, so I won't bore you guys...

In any case, if this game is the "standard" for "best trilogy of this generation" and my friend Gary says "It makes me so sad you're missing out on such an epic series" then why is it that even though the second and third installment are on playstation the first one is on lock down?

This is BIOWARE! This isn't Sony, this isn't Microsoft, this isn't SuckerPunch or Santa Monica studios, this isn't Epic Games, or Nintendo, this isn't a company exclusive to one console and even IF Mass Effect 1 was an exclusive title - I've seen exclusives jump to PS3 after the huge fan lust dissipates; Castlevania: Harmony of Despair, Star Ocean 4, hell even Tales of Vesperia has plans to come on over to Playstation.

I'm willing to give them my money, but I want the whole fucking experience.”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Roxas-UrBoxas The issue is microsoft holds the copyright still, even if Bioware wanted to port ME1 to the PS3, Microsoft would just say no.

I doubt Microsoft would want to hand over one of their star 360 exclusive's to Sony (even if it would be epic)

Also I should point out the ME2 and 3 games have always had issues with PS3 hardware, hell even the ME1 port had massive coding issues for the PC.

I just think that ME1 was never really designed around being on anything other then the 360 from how it plays on other systems.”

Roxas-UrBoxas was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Then the iconic trilogy of this generation isn't worth my time.”

WILDMAMMOTH was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Roxas-UrBoxas Tales of Vesperia did come out on PS3, but only in Japan. It's too bad, because Namco didn't just port it, they added characters and doubled the amount of dialog in the game.”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Roxas-UrBoxas Just play it as a Duology (If that is even a word) then as ME1 was kinda terrible in some ways with a unwieldy inventory system, the combat was irritating at times, the level up system was far to big and unneeded, the vehicle exploration was weird as hell as well.

The only real benefit from playing ME1 is the exprience of weirdness, more so with ME2 and 3 out as they easily outclass the original (at least for me) in the areas that were irritating.

The choices can be done from a free DLC for PS3 anyway (Which 360 and PC owners had to buy for whatever reason)

Also its hardly an iconic trilogy of this generation, most people I talk to who game don't even know what Mass Effect is. Though it is good enough to warrant playing (renting ot buying is totally up to you).

Don't dismiss a game series out of hand because Microsoft decided it didn't want to give a game to its competition but EA decided to give the last 2 games out of the trilogy to the PS3.”

Roxas-UrBoxas was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@maggiefiasco Adam Sessler words, not mine...”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@maggiefiasco Oh I know that, but they removed the inventory (thank god, I don't like the whole "This piece of armour has 2 better shield rating! Time to upgrade my armour!)

I prefer the system where you can change your looks and stuff and those armour pieces give you different stats but not finding random ass suits of armour in some random ass house on some random ass planet.

The level up system is now more refined so its not so bleeding long, it even got improved in ME3 so now you pick how your powers evolve down different pathes you can pick.

ME2 even reinserted the vehicle sections as free DLC if you brought the game new, ME3 however lacks any kind of vehicle exploration. (The Mako was never hard to drive really, its was kinda unwieldy though not to mention my character ended up being so powerful that it was quicker and safer to be out of the Mako to kill things)

A used copy is also going to mean you lose out on free DLC and the MP for 3 (Which is actually quite good)”

Roxas-UrBoxas was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@maggiefiasco I've seen Sessler make mince meat of huge releases by big companies... I like to think that he (at the very least) is slightly above the rest of his crew. Rot in hell Morgan Webb...

Besides, I much rather enjoy X-Play as opposed to our extremely shitty canadian version of two idiots reviewing games on television... Gah... Get them out of my face forever.

Still... A lot of games Sessler rates well the public already loved before he put a 5 star rating on it. So who really cares what he thinks.”

WILDMAMMOTH was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Roxas-UrBoxas I haven't had access to G4 for a long time, but he does seem to be a bit better than most of the reviewers from other outlets. And he beats the shit out of his co-host. I once heard Morgan Webb say a game sucked because it was on the Wii, and that was quite literally her only complaint about it. It was a long time ago, and I think it was one of the Super Mario Galaxy titles. I'm not positive about which game because it has been so long.”

WILDMAMMOTH was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“And it's not fair to complain about reviewers or issues with Mass Effect 3 without bringing up a CNN "I Briefly Skimmed the Instruction Manual" review.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/03/06/tech/gaming-gadgets/mass-effect-3-review/index.html

Enjoy. You won't, though. It will probably make you angry, no matter what your thoughts on ME3 are. Larry Frum should not review video games.”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“You don't watch TV? You're missing a great series called The Walking Dead!!!!

I'm trying to get back in touch with the same guy that I talked to in my latest blog post and see if he has anything else to say on what's up with the recent news coming out of BioWare. Which isn't good, starting out, since they posted, then hastily yanked a post stating that they weren't considering any kind of ending rewrite, only to have a senior member of Bio/EA come out and say that, for all intents and purposes, they have no comment other to say that they haven't ruled it out.

I sincerely feel for the poor bastards that have to wade through the crowd that's going to be waiting for them, and rightfully demanding some kind of concrete answers, at PAX East this April 6.

”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“that and you're too busy going to Jimmy Kimmel tapings. ”

Roxas-UrBoxas was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@maggiefiasco So we can all agree... Sessler is an alright kind of dude...

I've always admired him but it is hard to take anything a reviewer says at face value ever.

I find if you can find a few reviewers out there that you respect, then they agree on a game, and the public rates it above average, then it's a safe bet you may like it.”

WILDMAMMOTH was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Roxas-UrBoxas There used to be this reviewer that worked for the magazine PSM who had a taste in games that was very similar to mine. I can't remember his name... Anyway, I used to look for his reviews first when I was a subscriber to the magazine. If he rated a game highly, I knew I would probably enjoy it.”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“Then let me put it this way:

The 39.5 hours of Mass Effect 3: Awesome
The Last .0005 of Mass Effect 3: Train wreck that invalidates 2.99% of the Mass Effect trilogy decisions.

Which is WHY people are so. Pissed. Off. A friend of mine said it best. "How do you destroy a 5 year old franchise in under 10 minutes? Show them Mass Effect 3's ending."”

Roxas-UrBoxas was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“yay, the reapers are all ice cream now.”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Wastelander-75 2.99%? More like all of them, its basically "Do you have X number?" for decisions”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“*hides tub*

No. . . why would you think that?”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“LIES! LIES AND SLANDER!”

twilsonxpert was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“I like ice cream. The ME3 ending? It's still up for debate. Some of it was bittersweet. Some of it was WTF? Bioware blogged about it this morning. http://blog.bioware.com/2012/03/21/4108/ I'll wait to see what they put out in April.”

bendrexl was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“I have the utmost respect for Bioware and the ME series, and I fully understand that balancing artistic goals vs fan expectations in an ending is an extremely daunting task.

Even so, I'd prefer an amazing game with a lousy ending over 40 hours of lousy gameplay with a killer ending.

That blog post was suprisingly candid, and I found it to be very encouraging. EA's influence in the game is apparent in multiplayer & day-1 DLC, but I believe that Bioware really cares about the franchise and fans.”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@bendrexl so would I if it was a stand alone game.

Like Rage and Deus Ex Human Revolution

What happens with ME3 is that the ending invalidates most, if not all of, the decisions/choices/alignment stances you've taken throughout ME, ME2, and ultimately ME3.

As the end to a TRILOGY of games, it should give you a sense of closure for the current status quo. It doesn't. It leaves way too many threads out there to be what I consider even remotely satisfying on any level.

If they cared, which I hope they still do, I wouldn't have gone into "bunker mode" like they're doing right now. Addressing the matters at hand in a quick and timely manner would've helped. But they haven't. Not yet. I think they will at PAX East, but in the meantime it's just damaging their reputation (and, ultimately their profits) to the point that it looks almost irreparable to the core base that made the ME series as critically acclaimed as it has been up to this point.

Casey Hudson said in an interview that we, the players, are "co-creators" in the series. That our decisions lead to endings that are beyond A, B, C decisions and that they'll get appropriate closure to the storyline.

Now look at the end results, the massive protests, the facebook, twitter, etc etc movements and statements being made that reflect the very fact that the ending to the story flies in the face against what we've been told.

If that wasn't the case, then we wouldn't even be having this discussion as is. ”

Wastelander-75 was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“And to touch up on the B.S. IGN blog post they recently made that all of this is a "Dangerous Precedent" being set by BioWare.....

IT'S ALREADY BEEN SET.

Video Games: Fallout 3's Broken Steel DLC.
Movies: REVENGE of the Jedi being renamed to RETURN of the Jedi
Books: Sir Authur Conan Doyle bringing Sherlock Holmes back from the dead.

I'll have to do more research, but I'm pretty sure there are hundreds more I can pull up that basically cuts IGN's legs off on their whole "we're taking a stand" thing. ”

Mishy was the last to comment - about 1 year ago...

“@Wastelander-75 HEY! Don't you dare bring logic into their arguments you bastard!”

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“This was for me a very good game but once only you do not want to finish the game 5 times the game-play was good i like the dialogue aswel the good and evil theme was amazing you really got the...”

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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC) by: nagash303

“You want RPG action, a deep and good Star Wars story? Go no further, you just've found one. Dark Mysteries await you when you face the Sith Lords! How's that as box-message? If 16bit graphics are no problem for you then its 5/5 stars!”

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“Need to know more Old Star Wars history, not from text, but media? Try this”

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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC) by: LazyB34n

“The only reason this game didnt get a 5/5 was that the original KotOR stands out more in my mind. The game play wasn't massively different, just more refined and polished. Bioware is great at story telling and RPG, but for some reason, how this...”

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DragonmasterBen was the last to comment - over 2 years ago...

“Uh-hu, Obsidian released the game way too early. There was much content thrown out of the game when they choose to release it in time, but you can feel that something is missing in the game. For example The HK-50 Factory and HK-47's Quest to blow this shit up. And there's so much story missing in the end! I mean... it feels just as empty as the space the hero is flying into in the end-Scene. Where's the romance? Where the herat? Where's the epic???
If Obsidian had taken half a year more for completing the game, it might have been as good as BioWare's KotOR, but for every good new thing they created, they made something that was already there just worse.

Finish the games you're working on! What's so hard about that? Even today there are much PC-games you can buy them at release date, but play them 2 months after because it was no use without downloading 3 patches. Stop kidding your buyres, for god's sake!”

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC) by: martialranger

“Ahhh yes KotOR 2... better than KotOR because if I play right.... I am Sith... and so is my entire party....; MUUUUAhhh hahahahahahha”

created 08/MAY/2011

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC) by: Alucard7

“THE best SW rpg ever. I wish the new Old Republic that is coming out is like it”

created 07/MAY/2011

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC) by: Nikitoswin

“I definitely love the possibility to upgrade my lightsaber!”

created 23/NOV/2010

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC) by: Zeaks

“Not as it was expected to be, could have been better.”

created 07/JUL/2010

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II -- The Sith Lords (PC) by: Daxter

“Even though this game was not produced by Bioware, it was still a really fun game overall. You Start off as an Astromech droid repairing the Ebon Hawk, which has taken some serious damage. After you repair the ship, you go over to the character you...”

created 06/JUL/2010