Gets as close to that Star Wars feeling as anything short of watching ep IV or V for me.I'm curious about this.
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If you try the Sith Lords Restored mod let me Normally I'm not a fan of the extended universe, despite being a Star Wars fan my whole life pretty much, but the Old Republic stuff seems to do it right. Kotor2's difficulty seems to be a bit uneven, but it's not unassailably hard even on the highest difficulty level, which means encounters are sorta fun for me, rather than my feeling like I've hit a leveling wall. I do gunslinger builds myself, and as long as I spam dexterity it seems to work out. I don't want to dissuade you, since KOTOR 2 is still an interesting enough failure to warrant a referring to this mod called The Sith Lords Restored, although I don't know if it's any more complete than the one you guys Since I played them in reverse, it was weird to go BACKWARDS as far as the game system (I think KOTOR2's game systems are improved across the board) but to have a more solid feeling story made me instantly realize why the first one was so I'm having the same problem if I went back to the first one, especially now that I revisit the sequel and see all the cool improvements they made to the engine. I certainly appreciate what the game was trying to do, with the whole deconstruction angle and whatnot, but I feel like in the process it starts to barely resemble Star Wars. That being said, if you want the game to be more complete and feel a bit less horribly rushed, then the mod does exactly that. Lies! It's still KOTOR 2 and thus has issues that I think are fundamental in nature and have nothing to do with the part where it wasn't Yes, I'm hella young, at least compared to the people with whom I share taste in games. And I was only like 18ish then.ĭon't listen to him KOTOR 2 with the restoration mod is great Maybe I'll check if there's a video of it on youtube or something.Īlso you were 12 when KOTOR II came out? Geez. I'm thinking of doing a comparison of the two KOTORs and SWTOR, I think all three are clear enough in my mind right now that this seems like an easy enough exercise.Īlthough I know others have modded the game extensively, I more meant this new one which seems to be more complete in its additions and fixes: Īlthough I know others have modded the game extensively, I more meant this new one which seems to be more complete in its additions and fixes: Alright maybe I'm no longer interested in playing with the restoration mod. I'm not looking forward to the mess that's coming, and I'm not happy with all of their choices (at times they seem to channel more Star Trek than Star Wars), but it's a palate cleanser after all the Bioware stuff I've been playing this past year. Maybe it's not so much that the game is better in a lot of ways, but it is DIFFERENT, it shows what others might do with the same system and that's refreshing. I get the feeling it's right there that things start to become a bit buggy and absent. I haven't crashed the shuttle on the polar caps yet. It really adds to the replay value, even if you're like me and just want to have someone shooting a gun rather than using Jedi magic. Even if SWTOR has more overall builds possible, you are given a lot of different options in KOTOR2 when it comes to breaking down and building items, and building characters. Of all the Old Republic games, KOTOR2 also does the best when it comes to modding and character builds. I do find a bit of joy in not being hedged into Good and Bad choices, even the good ones ended messily for me in the orbital station, and I got to be bad by proxy as a droid running around extorting money from innocents. The writers at times are very inventive and seem less stodgy than the KOTOR 1 counterparts, the latter seeming to desire to make everything fit a rhetorical pattern at times, though this organic feeling to conversations also makes things more prone to odd behavior. Makes KOTOR2 feel a little less isolated. It was nice to actually GET what the story was behind Telos is now, as with the Mandalorian wars, Revan and Malak, the whole bit. Having just got off a MMO treadmill it's refreshing to do plunge forward without worrying as much about my level, the game was hard in places but the proper application of tactics got me all the way, in just a few days, from the beginning to the place where a shuttle crashes AGAIN, this time into the snowy polar region of Telos. After finishing the Bounty Hunter story mode in the MMO version I thought I'd go revisit this game, which I hadn't played in a very long time. Played it before the original Knights, and I played the XBox version, which could not be patched (or if it could it didn't matter since I was never online with this thing).
My Knights of the Old Republic 2 is the first Old Republic game I ever played.
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