[Statement] The meatbag known as walkyourpath has just finished replaying KOTOR.
[Statement] KOTOR still stands up as an entertaining game, and it has HK-47 in it.
[Conclusion] This blog wins, and I will perforate any pathetic humanoid who bad-mouths it.
[Statement] KOTOR still stands up as an entertaining game, and it has HK-47 in it.
[Conclusion] This blog wins, and I will perforate any pathetic humanoid who bad-mouths it.
I absolutely adored these games. Looks like it's time to go back and replay them.
And for the record, HK-47 easily makes my list of top ten favorite game characters of all time.
And for the record, HK-47 easily makes my list of top ten favorite game characters of all time.
Wouldn't say its forgotten or overshadowed, but each to their own.
The thing is, even these newer Bioware games make you remember KotOR. Good on you for blogging about a fantastic game though. I bought it twice, for xbox and PC. Never enough KotOR!
Love the persuade at the end.
The thing is, even these newer Bioware games make you remember KotOR. Good on you for blogging about a fantastic game though. I bought it twice, for xbox and PC. Never enough KotOR!
Love the persuade at the end.
Forgotten? Really?! I mean it gets talked about a lot and it's still considered one of the more familiar Star Wars titles. But hey, any excuse to talk about KOTOR is fine by me.
I was going to play KOTOR for the first time in about 2 years over the weekend but so much stuff came up I only managed as far as escaping Yaris. But even that bit was great. I love how the game slowly drip feeds you all the action up to rescuing Bastilla and stealing the Ebon Hawk. You know the whole game is going to open up to you, but BioWare keep teasing you with hints in advance and you really have to work for that it...but when it all comes together, it's just well...awesome. And that's like the first 8-10 hours!
KOTOR 2 was still a fine game in its own regards. It's a shame Microsoft and LucasArts wanted the game rushed out to cash-in on KOTOR's momentum. The Sith Lords were a great addition and it was fairly bleak story compared to the original. I'm saving the replay for that one since I'm still waiting for the Restoration Patch. Definately a sequel that needs to be reappraised once we finally see the complete version.
http://www.team-gizka.org/index.html
I was going to play KOTOR for the first time in about 2 years over the weekend but so much stuff came up I only managed as far as escaping Yaris. But even that bit was great. I love how the game slowly drip feeds you all the action up to rescuing Bastilla and stealing the Ebon Hawk. You know the whole game is going to open up to you, but BioWare keep teasing you with hints in advance and you really have to work for that it...but when it all comes together, it's just well...awesome. And that's like the first 8-10 hours!
KOTOR 2 was still a fine game in its own regards. It's a shame Microsoft and LucasArts wanted the game rushed out to cash-in on KOTOR's momentum. The Sith Lords were a great addition and it was fairly bleak story compared to the original. I'm saving the replay for that one since I'm still waiting for the Restoration Patch. Definately a sequel that needs to be reappraised once we finally see the complete version.
http://www.team-gizka.org/index.html
KoTOR isn't one of those good games lost in time, it's one of those legendary games lost amidst clones and other legendary games. Being lost in the crowd can be worse than being lost in the forest.
Yeah, okay. I clicked onto this blog intent on saying, "Forgotten? No way!" But you make your point well. Bonus points for working the dialog options in.
Personally, KotOR is still my favorite Bioware game, favorite Star Wars game, and favorite XBox RPG. Suck it Morrowind!
Personally, KotOR is still my favorite Bioware game, favorite Star Wars game, and favorite XBox RPG. Suck it Morrowind!

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