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[dayvancowboy1]

buy it without hesitation. KOTOR, along with Baldur's Gate series, DA:O, ME1 and 2, TES: Morrowind, Temple of Elemental Evil and Deus Ex 1/ Human Revolution are pretty much the RPG classics of all times.

in your place i'd get all those games if they were on sale and prepare myself for complete isolation from the world that will last about a month. it's also not an uncommon side effect to become utterly unsatisfied and disenchanted with the real world after playing through all those games in a row.

Modifié par dayvancowboy1, 15 juillet 2012 - 11:42 .

[Jadebaby]

Is KOTOR exclusive to PC?

[flanny]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

Is KOTOR exclusive to PC?

no was on the xbox as well, strangely i have copies for both

[DnVill]

Any pre-EA Bioware game is worth it.

[Jadebaby]

flanny wrote...

Jade8aby88 wrote...

Is KOTOR exclusive to PC?

no was on the xbox as well, strangely i have copies for both

360 or normal?

[corporal doody]

KOTOR? BUY IT!!

JUST DO IT? what are you waiting for!!

im tempted to pop it in the Xbox360!  some sound issues.

i still got my original xbox...but im not sure it works..been collecting dust for years

Modifié par corporal doody, 15 juillet 2012 - 11:50 .

[Baronesa]

KOTOR?

get it now!

And it is so old that I don't think anyone would have any problems running it on PC

[KDD-0063]

Baronesa wrote...

KOTOR?

get it now!

And it is so old that I don't think anyone would have any problems running it on PC

It has compatibility issues with windows 7 I think, had to change a few settings.

[Jadebaby]

So I'm only getting KOTOR on normal xbox, that right?

What about the sequel? Sith Lords?

[GreyLycanTrope]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

So I'm only getting KOTOR on normal xbox, that right?

What about the sequel? Sith Lords?

Same deal, though sith lords is by Obsidian not Bioware, it's also a rush job, there's a ton of cut content.

[Sheepie Crusher]

sporeian wrote...

KOTOR was my first RPG and got me hooked on Bioware games and RPGs

[Baronesa]

KDD-0063 wrote...

Baronesa wrote...

KOTOR?

get it now!

And it is so old that I don't think anyone would have any problems running it on PC

It has compatibility issues with windows 7 I think, had to change a few settings.

Took me almost an hour to make it work on my win 7 (same with bloodlines and a few others... most challenging was System Shock 2) but after that initial unpleasant experience, it works perfectly

[v TricKy v]

Baronesa wrote...

KDD-0063 wrote...

Baronesa wrote...

KOTOR?

get it now!

And it is so old that I don't think anyone would have any problems running it on PC

It has compatibility issues with windows 7 I think, had to change a few settings.

Took me almost an hour to make it work on my win 7 (same with bloodlines and a few others... most challenging was System Shock 2) but after that initial unpleasant experience, it works perfectly

Really?
I bought it from Steam and it worked right from the start for me with Win7. But I had to get a patch for it because it doesnt support 1920x1080 from the start.

[Jadebaby]

Baronesa wrote...

KDD-0063 wrote...

Baronesa wrote...

KOTOR?

get it now!

And it is so old that I don't think anyone would have any problems running it on PC

It has compatibility issues with windows 7 I think, had to change a few settings.

Took me almost an hour to make it work on my win 7 (same with bloodlines and a few others... most challenging was System Shock 2) but after that initial unpleasant experience, it works perfectly

Don't have original xbox and I have a windows 7 laptop, don't know enough about it to get it to work =/

[Baronesa]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

Baronesa wrote...

KDD-0063 wrote...

Baronesa wrote...

KOTOR?

get it now!

And it is so old that I don't think anyone would have any problems running it on PC

It has compatibility issues with windows 7 I think, had to change a few settings.

Took me almost an hour to make it work on my win 7 (same with bloodlines and a few others... most challenging was System Shock 2) but after that initial unpleasant experience, it works perfectly

Don't have original xbox and I have a windows 7 laptop, don't know enough about it to get it to work =/

Every system is different. For some people a game may work with no problem at all, and for others it may require to download a patch or run compatibility mode.

For example Mass Effect worked perfectly for me on my Win 7 machine... but a friend had to tweak settings for almost 2 days before it worked on his.

[flanny]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

So I'm only getting KOTOR on normal xbox, that right?

What about the sequel? Sith Lords?

it came out for the original.

not bad but it was a rushed job as the company making it ran out of money and had to stop, i still enjoyed though, if you enjoy KOTOR i'd get it

[incinerator950]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

flanny wrote...

Jade8aby88 wrote...

Is KOTOR exclusive to PC?

no was on the xbox as well, strangely i have copies for both

360 or normal?

Normal Brick, this was before EA was making deals with Elevation Partners to secure Bioware.

[The Angry One]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

So I'm only getting KOTOR on normal xbox, that right?

What about the sequel? Sith Lords?

KOTOR2 is what's known in polite circles as a ****ing tragedy.
Excellent writing and a rather unique plot (for Star Wars) crippled by a rushed released date.

If you get it at all, get it for the PC and use the restoration mod otherwise it's an incomplete game.
I don't mean just lacking dialogue, locations and plot. I mean the later half of the game feels like an alpha. It uses placeholder models for the last enemies!

[flanny]

The Angry One wrote...

Jade8aby88 wrote...

So I'm only getting KOTOR on normal xbox, that right?

What about the sequel? Sith Lords?

KOTOR2 is what's known in polite circles as a ****ing tragedy.
Excellent writing and a rather unique plot (for Star Wars) crippled by a rushed released date.

If you get it at all, get it for the PC and use the restoration mod otherwise it's an incomplete game.
I don't mean just lacking dialogue, locations and plot. I mean the later half of the game feels like an alpha. It uses placeholder models for the last enemies!

what is the mod like? I've never tried it? 

[The Angry One]

flanny wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Jade8aby88 wrote...

So I'm only getting KOTOR on normal xbox, that right?

What about the sequel? Sith Lords?

KOTOR2 is what's known in polite circles as a ****ing tragedy.
Excellent writing and a rather unique plot (for Star Wars) crippled by a rushed released date.

If you get it at all, get it for the PC and use the restoration mod otherwise it's an incomplete game.
I don't mean just lacking dialogue, locations and plot. I mean the later half of the game feels like an alpha. It uses placeholder models for the last enemies!

what is the mod like? I've never tried it? 

I forget the link but you should find it if you search for KOTOR 2 restoration project or something like that.
It restored a lot of content, including a whole planet, events at Malachor V and the HK-50 factory.

[d_nought]

Get it. Pretty amazing game, I'm going to have to go against the flow and say that Jolee Bindo, not HK47, was my favorite squaddie. Great sidequests, conversations and whatnot. A lot of people say that the first planet is really boring, I would say that's true for repeat playthroughs. Suffers from the whole Jedi Outcast dealie of spending a long time without force powers or a lightsaber. My favorite character is Jedi Guardian (lightsaber focused) with dual sabers and force speed spam.

Get KoTOR 2 as well, and google "The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod". 2 was made by Obsidian, not Bioware, but it has some very interesting characters in there. If you thought ME3 was tough, they only had 13 months development, a completely new writing team and the lead writer Chris Avellone had absolutely no familiarity with the Star Wars universe beyond cultural memes. It's a heavily flawed game, but given the circumstances I think they did a very good job. Also, Force Storm.

[Jadebaby]

The Angry One wrote...

Jade8aby88 wrote...

So I'm only getting KOTOR on normal xbox, that right?

What about the sequel? Sith Lords?

KOTOR2 is what's known in polite circles as a ****ing tragedy.
Excellent writing and a rather unique plot (for Star Wars) crippled by a rushed released date.

If you get it at all, get it for the PC and use the restoration mod otherwise it's an incomplete game.
I don't mean just lacking dialogue, locations and plot. I mean the later half of the game feels like an alpha. It uses placeholder models for the last enemies!

lol okay, will avoid that then.

placeholder models in KOTOR2.

sprites in ME3.

Some things never change.

My laptop wouldn't have the slightest capability of running ME1 I don't think. It's more of a study laptop, the audio is terrible. So i'm not sure about getting it.

While we're on the subject, what about SWTOR, the mmo?

Modifié par Jade8aby88, 15 juillet 2012 - 12:58 .

[Jadebaby]

chipsandwich wrote...

Get it. Pretty amazing game, I'm going to have to go against the flow and say that Jolee Bindo, not HK47, was my favorite squaddie. Great sidequests, conversations and whatnot. A lot of people say that the first planet is really boring, I would say that's true for repeat playthroughs. Suffers from the whole Jedi Outcast dealie of spending a long time without force powers or a lightsaber. My favorite character is Jedi Guardian (lightsaber focused) with dual sabers and force speed spam.

Get KoTOR 2 as well, and google "The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod". 2 was made by Obsidian, not Bioware, but it has some very interesting characters in there. If you thought ME3 was tough, they only had 13 months development, a completely new writing team and the lead writer Chris Avellone had absolutely no familiarity with the Star Wars universe beyond cultural memes. It's a heavily flawed game, but given the circumstances I think they did a very good job. Also, Force Storm.

Are the conversations voiced? Or subtitled?

[v TricKy v]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

chipsandwich wrote...

Get it. Pretty amazing game, I'm going to have to go against the flow and say that Jolee Bindo, not HK47, was my favorite squaddie. Great sidequests, conversations and whatnot. A lot of people say that the first planet is really boring, I would say that's true for repeat playthroughs. Suffers from the whole Jedi Outcast dealie of spending a long time without force powers or a lightsaber. My favorite character is Jedi Guardian (lightsaber focused) with dual sabers and force speed spam.

Get KoTOR 2 as well, and google "The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod". 2 was made by Obsidian, not Bioware, but it has some very interesting characters in there. If you thought ME3 was tough, they only had 13 months development, a completely new writing team and the lead writer Chris Avellone had absolutely no familiarity with the Star Wars universe beyond cultural memes. It's a heavily flawed game, but given the circumstances I think they did a very good job. Also, Force Storm.

Are the conversations voiced? Or subtitled?

Its fully voiced. Here is a Trailer that shows a bit from the game
 

[d_nought]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

chipsandwich wrote...

Get it. Pretty amazing game, I'm going to have to go against the flow and say that Jolee Bindo, not HK47, was my favorite squaddie. Great sidequests, conversations and whatnot. A lot of people say that the first planet is really boring, I would say that's true for repeat playthroughs. Suffers from the whole Jedi Outcast dealie of spending a long time without force powers or a lightsaber. My favorite character is Jedi Guardian (lightsaber focused) with dual sabers and force speed spam.

Get KoTOR 2 as well, and google "The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod". 2 was made by Obsidian, not Bioware, but it has some very interesting characters in there. If you thought ME3 was tough, they only had 13 months development, a completely new writing team and the lead writer Chris Avellone had absolutely no familiarity with the Star Wars universe beyond cultural memes. It's a heavily flawed game, but given the circumstances I think they did a very good job. Also, Force Storm.

Are the conversations voiced? Or subtitled?

Voiced. TSLRCM basically tried to salvage as much of the content that was already there. For example, there was one ~1 hr section featuring HK47 that was fully voiced and scripted and just needed to get past bug testing, but Obsidian had to cut it because LucasArts pushed for Christmas release. That's back in there. There's also more party interaction in the endgame - the original concept was that in the endgame sequences, every party member gets their own time to shine with a big speech, playable section or some other character defining moment, but in the full game they only fit in like half of the characters. That got the knife in the original release.

Modifié par chipsandwich, 15 juillet 2012 - 01:11 .