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I beat the mod. Or at least whats on the planet itself. That was great. Not perfect, but great which is pretty dang close. I seriously haven't had this much fun with a Kotor mod since I was a little kid playing BOSSR or the old Yavin 4 mod when those mods first came out. This was a blast from the past. And the writing was way better than I expected. Well, It would take me a looooong time to explain what I loved most about this mod, so I'll just focus this review on the few things I think could benefit from some improvement. -consider populating Sleheyron with various types of citizens even with the Iridonians walking around from start to finish. It feels weird without them, regardless of story. -make the one-text dialogue with characters like Sith and Iridonians not transition into full dialogue sequences, but just react like other simple NPCs with a text bubble only -Having a lot of areas look just like Taris again, even if it wasn't the exact same module, was still slightly immersion breaking. Please consider reskinning these areas in any way you like, just make it different. You already did this half the time with these modules and it worked well. -this might just be me, I'm not sure, but Rudos shop module is completely broken. The walls and floor are missing. I am running a clean install of the game, outside a resolution mod and some icon texture mods. I even reinstalled the resolution several times to see if that made a difference, the room is still bugged. If this is just me, I'm at a loss as to what could be the cause of this. -Some enemies give way too little experience for what they're worth. The (very neat) reference to the special NPC you fight in the Czerka lab is worth like 30XP which is a joke considering how tough he is. -Try to see if you can make a custom Sleheyron-themed door for all these modules. Having the doors not fully cover the entry/exit just feels kinda odd -Although I think the splicing of modules was really cool to see, it sometimes leaves holes in level geometry. Some weren't so noticable, others glaringly bad. -My biggest gripe with the mod, A few of the modules have absolutely terrible level transition boxes. I think it would be best to just edit the module so that you add an extra hallway that connects to these transition areas instead. This was most noticable in the Czerka lab area. This was frustrating and confusing at times. I'd give it 4.9/5 if possible but we don't have that so I'll settle with 5/5 Oh and what you did with Vanasseus, you're insane man lmao that was too funny5 points
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When SAO set out to make this mod, he mentioned hoping that it would feel like if Bioware themselves made a DLC for the game. Suffice to say, he succeeded There is a little jank here and there, mainly to do with the (Bioware-made) incomplete Sleheyron modules, and the occasional oddity I'm sure will be ironed out over time, but these are all small things I very readily overlook. The writing is fantastic, the scenarios and possible outcomes are great, the design philosophy feels very much in line with how Kotor generally does things, and most of all - you've got replayability, and not just on Sleheyron itself since the mod includes a new custom companion You're definitely going to want to try this one4 points
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Thank you for producing this. I was determined to use the K1R on my first playthrough of KotOR I in ~15 years. Extra content sounded awesome. Well, I should have done more research before downloading that mod. Ran into tons of bugs. Lesson learned that K1CP is better. Running across this mod was a delight. Rather than picking between K1R and K1CP, it looks like we'll get to have our cake and eat it too. Looking forward to future updates with more K1R content.3 points
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FULL OF SPOILERS A very cleverly designed mod that obviously has a lot of efforts poured into it. Definitely would give 5 star if not for a series of immersion-breaking bugs: 80% of the dialogues are skipping. I have to read them through feedback. One of the biggest incentives for me to install this mod is Jolee. However, the whole time he is just a walking doll because all of his dialogues are skipping and I can't interact with him either. I checked tslpatcherdata and found all the sound files from Jolee, and am 100% positive that they're supposed to play. Some new items are cool (e.g. the star forge/revan robe) but as soon as I try to wear them, the game crashes and quit At some points the maps are completely white out, I believe it happens whenever I return to an area that I have entered before Some other minor issues: those are purely my two cents and may not apply to anyone else, and I do not intend any disrespect to the author in any way. The quest description is kinda confusing throughout, and there are many locked doors that only unlock after certain progress is made. For example, when I got the quest to find a shuttle, I went back to the valley twice because I think there might be new trigger points there, and completely forgot about the locked doors. There are also other confusing situations. When I rescue the Mandalorian, I am immediately transported to outside the temple. I thought it was just another bug and went back into the temple to find the mandalorian in the detention area. As I couldn't find him there, I thought the game is broken so I reloaded, and was put in the same situation, again ... Turns out that instant transportation is intended, and the Mandalorian is right there, 200 meters in front of me. If some transition animation is added, or if the Mandalorian is placed closer, it would be a lot less confusing. Adding more annotations on the map could help, too. TL;DR ... When I fail to make tangible progress on a quest after running literally everywhere, I start to lose interest. This applies to the vanilla game, too, especially on Nar Shaddaa. The reused Malachor depth map has a lot of broken textures, and the whole Malachor surface is something that I could do without. This applies to the real Malachor surface, too. The most negative impression I have about this mod comes from the beginning: a broken, reused Malachor map, and a Jolee doll whose dialogues are completely skipped ... Things get a lot more exciting in the temple, though. I could do without some of the prequel lines. I think the author might intentionally put it there for a laugh ... while I did crack at those lines, they felt kinda out of place and cliched. Sion's guest appearance and his lines also felt out of place. The quest concluded very abruptly and makes little sense. This impression may well due to dialogue skipping. Yes, Sion's lines are skipped, too. 🤦 K1's tombs are great because 1) there are motivations for you to visit the tombs; 2) each tomb is associated with unique story and character: Ajunta Pall's tomb has a regretful Sith Lord and Shaardan; Marka Ragnos' tomb has a desparate rogue droid; Tulak Hord's tomb has a insane hermit; Naga Sadow's tomb is the final confrontation between you, Yuthura and Uthar. The tombs in this mod, while conceptually and visually as amazing as the tombs in K1, lacked both elements. You enter the tomb just for loots and fights. Arguably the last tomb in this mod remedies this deficiency to a degree, but it still feels lacking. Things that I really liked: The reskin of the Onderon Royal Palace, it's SO well done and fits Korriban perfectly well. The dialogue where you recite Jedi code against Sith code is very clever despite the fact you shouldn't know what Nihilus looks like at that point of the game, 10/10 The voice acting. Judging from the dialogues that aren't skipped: the Mandalorian and Loqi are 10/10. After listening to some Jolee's voice files I think it's a decent immitation of K1 Jolee, 8/10. The Jawas? LOL Jolee taking on an apprentice. Clever resolution for a temporary companion, too bad all the dialogues are skipped! Might totally give this mod another shot in the future if the immersion breaking bugs are fixed for steam version, somehow. It makes K2 Korriban 5x more interesting.3 points
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This is great! I have always been frustrated that you couldn't train Visas for a prestige class - but now you can! Thank you! Great mod!!!! Perhaps in the future the option will come along that you can train Atton, Mira, Disciple, Handmaiden and Bao-dur in Prestige Classes - that would be great too! ☺️2 points
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Never had any bugs with these, they work as advertised. Pain is simple, but reliable. Good emergency button. Betrayal is a fun gimmick, but suffers from the same issue as Force Confusion: brainwashed enemies just stand there once the others are dead and you have to wait for the 'spell' to wear off before finishing them. The suicide and insanity effects are a very nice touch though. Hunger is perfect. Sith Lord is now worth it for that alone. It's not overpowered, but it is definitely as cool as it sounds. UNLIMITED POWER!!!1 point
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Essential mod; Permanent install One of my favourite mods out there, the new force powers are very nicely implemented and well thought out. Gives your chosen Jedi class a unique advantage and also makes force alignment more interesting (playing a grey Jedi should be much more appealing with this mod, have yet to try it)1 point
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Sith Holocron's TJM Textural Reinterpretation is necessary, if not highly recommended, for playing Trex's The Jedi Masters mod. With The Jedi Masters, it re-used environments from vanilla TSL, only modifying textures or adding in different models from modules to make the areas feel different. A specific example would be Etti IV, which reused Nar Shaddaa modules. The modules were retextured, having that yellow and orange accent with the gears (so many gears...). Sith Holocron reinterprets those textures in a way that looks different and unique from TSL Nar Shardaa while not being overly chaotic or off looking, which Etti IV definitely was. The 2 major changes I'd say, were on the sith ship and Etti IV, although the screenshots posted do very well at showing off the many changes Sith Holocron did. Even the more minor changes, like on your ship (The "Eagle") add to the environment that improves it, making it feel more unique and overall more cohesive. Not to mention, the texture interpretation upscales a lot of the environment textures. I personally really like the changes done to the Sith Ship. I never really disliked the retexture in base TJM for that Ravager module, but Sith Holocron made such a major improvement. The original TJM textures were very repetitive and had so many symbols/runes. The marbles and stones Sith Holocron has done feel more fancy in a way that I'd say changes how the brain processes and feels about the ship. Rather than a tomb or a stone monument, you're in a space ship crafted to be the syths(?) main headquarters. Originally, the marble texture didn't have an alpha layer or a .txi, which I found to make it feel flatter and not like marble at all, which normally has a shine to it. I recommended the shine in a .txi/alpha layer and I think it made it feel much better. While I'm sure people will love Sith Holocron's Texture Reinterpretation, I would recommend you commenting/putting in a review what you want to criticize and feel could be improved. While I'm sure I particularly feel like the Retexture is completed and doesn't need much more work. I can't say how Sith Holocron particular feels, but I know he'd like to receive feedback if people could provide some. Additionally, other people might catch something other people haven't or SH didn't find or I didn't see in my beta testing, which I am sure would help Sith Holocron.1 point
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Hey there, Just finished the mod - absolutely loved it. The extra voice work is top quality, and I really appreciated how you’ve woven in lore-rich conversations and side quests that span the galaxy. It genuinely feels like an organic part of the original game rather than something tacked on - beautifully done. The enemy balance felt spot on, and the quest design kept things fresh. I especially liked the multiple smaller quests scattered throughout - it gave me a sense of gradual progress and kept me exploring more deeply. Fantastic stuff — thank you! One small hiccup: I couldn’t crack Vogga’s vault. Tried 27 number combinations with no luck. Totally possible I messed up the entry process, but I’d be curious to hear if anyone else managed to open it. Thanks again for all the hard work! -Josh *edit - @Panthershared the Vogga code from his run - I tried it and it worked fine1 point
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I just finished KOTOR for the first time and installed this mod through the KOTOR Neocities mod build. As it had like 100 mods, I did not really pay attention to what I actually was installing. Anyway, the first thing I did after beating the game was to find information online about I couldn't find anything. In fact, it was hard to find any information about the ship at all. And that's when I found out I had been playing a mod quest the entire time. That's how well attached this quest is to the main game. 😁1 point
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This is hands down the DEFINITIVE lightsaber blade mode. Major improvements over the vanilla version plus actually visible/noticeable ambient light given off from the lightsabers The Lightsabers look amazing now. Its actually very awe inspiring to fight with this saber blade mod and very interesting to see the light off your saber reflect on yourself and on your enemy as you clash.1 point
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I have no idea why this is one of several files on deadlystream that don't work. I've got an application labelled as INSTALL in the main folder next to tslpatchdata and OPTIONAL, that's blank and doesn't start. I redownloaded it with the antivirus turned off and it's the same thing. Whenever I double click on anything in the extracted folder, it says "the directory name is invalid". Nevermind - seems like WinRar and 7zip are both taking turns with corrupting the files somehow in a way that I just can't figure it out. They extracted fine after 3 different tries and the tsl patcher executable and everything works. No idea what's causing it.1 point
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I like this mod, I play it with every time, but I docked this one star because, despite my love of this mod and what it does, currently two of the Bastila files causes bugs: p_bastilla001.utc and p_bastill002.utc. 001 causes the bug where she is invisible during the interrogation on the Leviathan, and 002 causes the black-screen bug after finishing the Unknown World (light-side) and crashes the game upon playing the cutscene. Until it's fixed, be warned when installing this mod. It plays fine if you remove the two .utc files.1 point
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Awesome mod, think it may have made sense to just make the cloak skinnier to avoid the clipping issues, but the mod looks too damn cool to care. Great mod, definitely keeping this one, mods like this keep the game alive! Thanks for making this great mod and it's sister mod without the cloak Stormie!1 point
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