>That third game would cast you as 'the Exile' and allow you to track Revan's path. That was one thing - the idea that there was a larger, global conspiracy.' >'The entire second game is littered with clues as to 'why didn't Revan destroy the infrastructure here? What was he trying to make sure was still intact? What did he/she see that no one else saw?' I thought that was giving a nice nod to 'wait a minute, Revan realises there's an even larger force at work here, and he's focusing his efforts on that and keeping the big picture in mind'. It's not done in a crass manner through, there is a great deal of room for interpretation of whether the character who serves as mentor, chorus and antagonist at times is correct in her assessment. For reference, Lucas hated it so much that he actually took an active role through Lucasarts to fuck with its development, trashing Hanharr's development arc. KOTOR 2 basically takes a massive, steaming shit on everything SW represents, it hits hardest at the very core of the morality of the films. Possibly the most Star-warsy game out there.

KOTOR is basically a SW movie, Bioware really mastered that form (you can also see it, though less well executed, in Jade Empire). Wtf do you mean twist, if you just talk to Kreia once in awhile she tells you everything from her being a Sith lord to you shutting yourself off from the force and forming force bonds.Īlso the game really suffered from cut content, from the HK factory to the ending not fully making sense without the restored content mod.

Kotor 2 shutting down hk factory