Hey, its alot better than Galaxies. And besides, they can constantly add new stuff without interfering with exsisting canon.RAKtheUndead said:
The fatal flaw of Star Wars TOR
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The KoTOR I like best, warts and all because of how it questions the status quo which, in this case, means the tired old Star Wars cliches we take for granted and that The Force Unleashed was buried up to it's eyeballs in. For example, Kreia chastises you for both charitable and cruel acts, the former because people shouldn't be spoon-fed solutions and the latter because any more brutality is unnecessary after it's aquired what you wanted. Besides, the game was only incomplete because the retarded howler monkeys at Lucasarts forced it out too early.kingcom said:
Yes, KoTOR was the more finished version and a good game by it's own merits but nowadays I just can't play it because of the Jedi hypocrites constantly begging to have their lightsabres shoved down their throats, like when Vandar says "we will need the combined strength of our entire order to defeat Malak" (cliche!). Fucking pathetic, no wonder so many Jedi were converted so quickly. And the punchline is that it wasn't even true; it only took the player to defeat Malak, 1-on-1.
You wouldn't have made it to the bridge of the Star Forge without your two companions, that's what they were referring too. Malak is one person, but Revan wouldn't have been able to defeat him without the help of the Bastila and the republic fleet or his companions.Supernova2000 said:
I would prefer to be the good guy actually, call me a pussy, but I prefer saving people. To see a child smile as I take down its kite from a tree and give it back to him.ThePlasmatizer said:
Plus, ladies love the compassionate goodies.
Actually I think Bioware are doing a very god job,what I don't understand is why they are making it like a single player experience as well though.ZephrC said:
Maybe not but she's the sort who takes things with a pinch of salt, (a whole bucket for the Jedi teachings), advises you to do the same and asks the important questions, like whether Revan actually 'fell' during the Mandalorian Wars or if it was a sacrifice he fully understood and was prepared to make. That beats all the pro-Jedi propaganda of the 1st gameShadegrown said:
I'm sure they are doing a great job, and I suppose there's nothing inherently wrong with MMOs, but I don't particularly like them.ThePlasmatizer said:
It's like, somebody could make the best pastrami on rye sandwich in the world, but I still won't like rye, you know?
When force unleashed came out I was like "wow a star wars game where you play a sith this'll be great"
then I play it and by te end your all good WTF even when I chose the evil ending they guys moral compass kicks in in the cutscene.
So I will be evil. mwmwhahahahaha.
then I play it and by te end your all good WTF even when I chose the evil ending they guys moral compass kicks in in the cutscene.
So I will be evil. mwmwhahahahaha.
Bastila froze Revans companions in stasis before running away, leaving Revan to singlehandedly beat her, convert her and move on to singlehandedly kick Malaks arse while she uses her Battle Meditation technique to aid the republic fleet. In other words, everyone did their bit to help Revan catch up with Malak but he still won the fight mano a mano, proving that Vandar was talking out of his green, diminutive arse!Zing said:
You've acrually just summed up why I don't want to play a Bounty Hunter. I wanted to be a dude that hunted bounties, not Boba Fett.pirate64 said:
In fact, I think this is The Old Republic's biggest problem - Bioware. Bioware have never been very good at balancing meaningful character choices, so they end up taking them away and leaving set characters you can play - Smugglers are ALL Han Solo, Bounty Hunters are ALL Boba Fett. Every last member of the same class is going to act exactly the same, which just flies in the face of the LOOK AT ALL OUR CHOICES FOR WE ARE BIOWARE crap they keep coming out with.
