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when i 1st played the 1st kotor, i didnt realize there were bonuses to the alignment. so i was a light sider with all the dark side powers, i was able to beat the game pretty fast, so i dont see the real point of this thread. the darkside, i find at least, too much of a walk-in-the-park to be part ...

did you no see how many ships they had? most of the sith fleet was in orbit, and that was more than enough firepower to blow a hole through a planet. about Empire at war, i know what you mean, but who said that the games really are coherent. malak ordered the whole world to be wiped from the face of ...

they are rebuilding the coruscant temple. during this, the sith that revan hunts come and attack the jedi temple killing everybody but you the exile, and bastila/carth.

the temple was never destroyed, it was left behind by the jedi. the rest of the idea was pretty good, my only problem is that i ...

or it could be that a killing blow could do that. also a critical hit might cut off an arm or something, instead of hitting like in k1&2, you can actually duel. and i think this should be under: What you want in Kotor 3. i dont know how to contact a moderator

malak says he rained fire down onto dantooine, and when you see the jedi from the enclave when you vs malak, he says that they are some of the few that survived the attack. i didnt mean to dash your dream of going back, i liked the planet too, but it has been destroyed most likely New Hope style

[QUOTE=evive]Taris (would love to see the rebuilding process - and visit the undercity dwellers who've found the "promised land")[/QUOTE]

in kotor 1, it was destroyed, juhani said that her homeworld was destroyed, and malak orders to wipe the planet from the galaxy.

Maybe you could start off as a jedi/sith working for the republic or the remaining sith. at the start, you are on a ship that by talking to a crew member and answering some questions sets up which side your on. then from there you can either be heading to a fight, already in one, or running from one ...

this might just be me, but i dont want to play as the exile ever again, and i dont want revan to be the main character either. i still stand by my idea of starting off on a selectable world with a new character. it would be nice if you were on a trade ship and you get to walk around. one of the crew ...

[QUOTE=Stormchaser]Firstly, to all those people who are suggesting bringing characters such as Zaalbar, Mission, and Jolee into KotOR 3 it cant be done because you had the option to kill these characters in KotOR 1.[/QUOTE]

um, you can do it, the developers could say that revan was good. its as ...

ok, i just want to say one thing, this thread is for ideas on kotor3, if they dont match up with what has already be told to us from the first 2 games, that means that they just need to be revised. Who says the revan isnt evil? maybe he wants to help the republic stay alive so he has something to ...

Do you want it more realtime based fighting?

Morrowind, Oblivioin, and Fable have different fighting systems

Elder scrolls doesnt give you commands for people that follow you, so thats one problem.

Fable's fighting was great for the game, but kotor shouldnt change the way it is played. It has ...

[QUOTE=obrad]Well, yes, it's simple, but I like it a bit more complicated than that. Maybe my idea is too complicated for someone's taste, but it's more realistic and there's an unwritten rule that says: more realistic=more complicated. That's why real world is such a mess. :D [/QUOTE]

Im sorry ...

the sith do know the dark side, it is their teachings that made it possible for "current day" sith in the SW universe

[QUOTE=obrad]Why not? I wasn't under impression that they were scared of war, I think they just want to preserve their independency.[/QUOTE]

You find out in kotor 1 that the reason they selkath stay neutral is to make money and to use the kolto as a way to protect themselfs from the sith.(the sith ...

im perfectly happy with what it is. its easy, its managable, and it doesnt require a lot of thought as to what the cloths/armor would look like

[QUOTE=(old)Mandalore]I think Malak was a true sith!(or at least he should've been)[/QUOTE]

the sith were a race, i believe that has already been said. to be an ideal follower of their teachings is different (thats more of what malak was).

[QUOTE=obrad]Well, isn't it refreshing to have a planet where it's actually ilegal to kill someone? It's also neutral, so it's the only planet where you can just talk to your enemy . How about this: you have something they want, they have somthing you want so you make a transaction on neutral ...

ok, i dont see why people like being a sith, just have a couple jedi that you can either make evil or good.

Thats the whole thing, i dont want the style of kotor to really change. the equipment set-up is fine how it is, thats why if you change it you will be taking away from what the game has been like in the past. im not saying it cant be done, im saying that i dont agree on having a bunch of pieces of ...

you could just call the prequel "KOTOR: The Mandalorian Wars"