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Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords
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BenSkywalker
Diamond Member
I'm one who was a huge fan of the first, played through about half a dozen times all together(bought it for the Box when it first came out, then again for the PC). I have yet to finish Sith Lords but I'm pretty far into the game and so far I wouldn't hesitate to give it a very strong reccomendation. The story doesn't seem quite as strong as the first one(although it still would make my short list of best in a game ever) but the new characters, powers and other options added to the gameplay really give part II a bit of a leg up over the first one in terms of gameplay IMO. Not sure how much further I have to go, it appears that you can become significantly more powerful in this one if my current progress is any indication- but I would say the length must be at least the equal of the first if not a decent amount longer.
Mem
Lifer
I do know when you have Kreia as an active party member in KOTOR2 you get more experience points,also the level cap is supposed to be a lot higher.
In the first KOTOR I was a bit annoyed that I reached my highest level cap before the end of the game,makes those quests and experience points useless after that stage.
In the first KOTOR I was a bit annoyed that I reached my highest level cap before the end of the game,makes those quests and experience points useless after that stage.
Malladine
Diamond Member
I didn't much care for the first for some reason. I played it through to the part where you're captured and held on the imperial ship and have to choose a member of your party to get you out. Mem or the others can tell you how close to the end that is. I played for quite a while but stopped enjoying it for the most part after the first week or so.
Sold it after that so didn't try it again (something I usually do with games I drop out of the first time around).
JonnyBlaze
Diamond Member
must use opengl for graphics and directx for sound. that confused me too for a sec.
JB
JB
BenSkywalker
Diamond Member
Finished the game first time through(light side) and although the story goes from extremely good to extremely bad like someone hit a switch(you can tell where they entered rush mode- you can actually pinpoint exactly where they went from 'make it good' to 'make it ship')- the gameplay elements and first ~25 hours or so of the storyline make the title well worth a strong buy.
I'd say the game is easily better then anything that I've played on the PC this year in terms of single player- although that has mainly been the big shooters. Very let down by how rushed the end of the game is, in terms of level design and storyline- although that could mainly be in comparison to how extremely well done the earlier parts of the game were. Sith Lords doesn't end up being as good as its predecessor, but it still is an extremely good title overall.
I'd say the game is easily better then anything that I've played on the PC this year in terms of single player- although that has mainly been the big shooters. Very let down by how rushed the end of the game is, in terms of level design and storyline- although that could mainly be in comparison to how extremely well done the earlier parts of the game were. Sith Lords doesn't end up being as good as its predecessor, but it still is an extremely good title overall.
