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It's a complete game overhaul, just like the original Demo. For installation, here is my recommendation: For more information regarding Revenge of Revan, please visit the Revenge of Revan Forum Section: https://deadlystream.com/forum/5-revenge-of-revan/ From there you are able to make a thread asking further questions or you might direct them to the latest announcement page found here:

At this stage, it isn't a "quest" in the traditional sense. In this current version, once you defeat Goto on his Yacht Mira will say "If you want, and if you got the credits, I could find him for you. When I say I'm the best bounty hunter in the system, I mean it.". This will suggest that Mira doesn't know the exact location of Zez Kai Ell and that you need to find him. Once the Ebon Hawk scene is over you return to Nar Shaddaa and once you leave you are ambushed by GenoHaradan thugs as seen here: You will then be gassed and taken to the GenoHaradan lair to fight the GenoHaradan leader. Once you defeat him, Zez Kai Ell arrives, recovers the Exile and takes them back to Mira's apartment I will admit, this version of the mod may be considered "bland" to some... though do keep in mind this is utilizing only the very few pieces of cut content which we have left over in the game files, this version is still better than the TSLRP GenoHaradan and the GenoHaradan Beta mods and is 100% compatible with TSLRCM. But personally, I do think I will return to GenoHaradan Legacy for a series of "minor" updates for the mod adding in more basic content to other planets as a means to implement the GenoHaradan throughout more areas of the game. But again, keep in mind that I am currently working on the Revenge of Revan mod and am currently juggling between several other mods.

No, these lines are not included as part of TSLRCM (TSLRCM uses the vanilla lines). These lines are more or less "First attempts" at the VO which got left behind in the game files. If you watch the preview video, you may notice how the lines sound "off" and some lines might even be changed all together.

The mod available for download is in a finished state and is compatible with TSLRCM. You should be able to start the game and finish it with this mod installed, the mod is very unlikely to break and no bugs are thought to exist. All restored content has new restored VO.

I agree that this feature is in-fact jarring to look at, but the reason why this feature and many features of M4-78EP 1.5 is so "bad" is because (Even though you'd probably think this reason is bogus) the dev team who made M4-78EP are both burned out from modding this game for so many years and the fact that they have real life jobs that takes much of the modders time to actually work on the mod (The lead dev is part of the Video Game Industry for example). As a Beta tester for 1.5, I can confirm that 1.5 was released far too early as there'd be no way for the dev team to finish the mod properly with their burn out and real life obstacles (And this was before Covid-19 so I doubt things have gotten any better). I don't blame you for wanting to use M4-78EP 1.3 as the mod is broken in certain areas. You have a good point, but shouldn't the 4-digit code be written down in the player's journal entry update so that the player can always reference the number? This may or may not be the case in the mod, but it would be a good solution to your problem. Usually, the correct code is the number of droids in the colony so once you finally return to the terminal you must keep in mind you murdered droids to get back. In version 1.2 you would kill 5 droids to get back, so you'd -5 from the 4 digit code to complete the puzzle. In 1.5, technically it's -2 but hey idk if the mod is functioning well enough to account for those droids (Been years since I properly played M4-78EP). This is one of the times where you are most likely correct, this version is indeed buggy. I'm correcting you here, the teleportation system is in-fact as crap as Zelda is saying unfortunately. It would've been better if one of those Fast Travel droids were involved, maybe he'd interject into every convo and ask if the player wants to be teleported with the option to decline... heck, a simple animation of the droid party member walking away and then teleporting would've made this look better. Technically, the version he is promoting is the old Steam version 1.3 which was also released way too early... however, it *does* work. I guess what Malkior is trying to say is that, if you give Dark Side Points to anything and everything you dislike it kind of makes it look as if you are the problem and not the person you've dark side pointed. From the looks of it, you like to take a highly defensive approach when responding to criticism. In this case, you are correct... 1.5 is indeed bad, what you could do is instead is further highlight your criticism of the mod and highlight the flaws in a constructive manner without being defensive so at least you look like a good guy who wants to see M4-78EP fixed at some point... let's be real, no one will be able to fix the problems for a while, but at least if you take my criticisms you won't get attacked by other users who think you are being overtly dramatic. This sort of writing comes off as hostile, if your writing is hostile then people will think you yourself are a hostile person and may not take you seriously... but everything you are saying is 100% true which is why you should write your dialogue in a manner which is respectable to the person you are quoting and to the mod (Even if the mod is buggy as hell). Let's say you are in a public library and you just so happen to find a living pig in the fiction section just chilling, what you'd want to do is calmly approach the librarian and politely inform them of the pig and if they don't believe you need to be friendly towards them and try to lead them over towards the pig so they will believe you. If you instead decided to yell and swear at the librarian and them punch her you're going to be seen as the bad guy and you'd be kicked out of the library... even though you'd be 100% correct, there is a pig in the library. And in this case, the library is M4-78EP 1.5 and the pig is all the poorly executed features and bugs. I've rewritten your quote in a way which is purely informal and rebuts Malkior's false claim in a way which is non-confrontational to Malkior himself: You are incorrect, version 1.3 which I am promoting was released in 2017 on the Steam Workshop and was never hosted anywhere else as it was exclusive to the Steam Workshop. The link I've added is an archived version of the Steam 1.3 version which can be used for Steam and non-steam users via any non-Steam Workshop installation. It is fully compatible with TSLRCM as long as the players install TSLRCM first and M4-78EP 1.3 2nd. Well, that is honestly unfortunate. I think that, as long as a user can point out a mod's bugs in a polite manner they can highlight the problems and faults with a mod which can avoid new players from using M4-78EP and then breaking their game because the mod is unstable. Clearly Zelda was a new player who wasn't aware of what he was in for (The teleportation system is only the tip of the ice burg of 1.5), but I can agree with you; the manner in which Zelda stated his dislike for a change was written in an unfair manner. I applaud you taking this convo with Malkior to the PMs.

You extract the entire folder anywhere onto your computer, once the mod is extracted as a folder. Use the TSLPatcher.exe to install your mod. It would be best to extract anywhere BUT the main swkotor folder or any folders found within swkotor, same goes for TSL.

All you have to do is double click the TSLPatcher.exe file which will bring up the "TSLPatcher installer" which, upon clicking the install button, will install the mod. What the TSLPatcher does is *patches* the mod being installed and the mods you already have. If you copied the files from thee tslpatchdata folder and placed it into the Override folder you'd have two things happen: A) If you choose to overwrite your files, any mod you had installed previously will be destroyed. This is because this mod uses Appearance.2da and Heads.2da, these two files contain the appearance and head date for Helena Shan from this mod. If you overwrite the files present within the override folder, Helena Shan *may* still work, however, any other mods you installed before that is gone. Let's say you installed Brotherhood of Shadow, let's just say the you meet the character Daemon Drexl which has a new head and appearance thanks to the Appearance.2da and Heads.2da files. Because you chose to overwrite those files let's pretend you are lucky and the result will be instead of Daemon Drexl looking like Daemon Drexl... he looks like Helena Shan. This is because, by overwriting the original 2da files and destroyed them the game can no longer make reference to Daemon Drexl's correct assets and might just refer to Helena Shan instead. Because this mod adds in just one character, the Brotherhood of Shadow mod would soon break as it adds about 20 or more new characters. Which means once you board the Orion and try to find the new character Matilda... she would be invisible as the game has absolutely nothing to reference her files by. B,) If you choose to NOT overwrite your files, any mod you had installed previously will remain. What results is no better, whilst all of Brotherhood of Shadow and all other mods will be safe... Helena Shan will not. Let's use our previous example and say you have Brotherhood of Shadow installed, when you go to the Cantina and find Helena she will instead look like Daemon Drexl. Because the game cannot reference her correct files, the game will refer to Daemon Drexl instead. What the TSLPatcher installer does is that it will merge this mods 2da files with the 2da files already present within your Override folder. After the installer is done, the 2da files within your Override will contain the data of both Brotherhood of Shadow and Helena because the installer *patched* the necessary files. Some mods are designed to work ONLY if you TSLPatch the mod into the override, so it is best to use the TSLPatcher installer in every and all scenarios. If you own an Android or non-PC device which doesn't support installers, you might have some problems getting just about any mod to work.

That's good to hear! You wouldn't believe how many times I've restored something, and years later another guy restores the same thing in the EXACT same manner as I do. At least your restorations here are original! I actually like your choice here a lot more than Hassat's mod not going to lie. You seem to do something that modders who seek to create "pure restoration" mods would *never* want to do (And would only do so in dire circumstances), use custom content. In this case, you've diversified the original items which had repeated textures and tried to give them a unique spin with vanilla appearing reskins. Even though I'd consider myself a "die hard restoration perfectionist" your mod here is still a very tempting pick for my restored content playthroughs. I noticed 502OND.mod inside the mod folder, my best guess is that Geg the merchant sells yours? But if you modified Geg's merchant utm file, why have a .mod to begin with when you could inject the .utm directly into the .mod (Which should be present as most users should be using TSLRCM). Here I am calling myself a "die hard restoration perfectionist" in my other reply, in my Onderon Item mod I remember replacing all of the Beast Rider NPC armor with the flight suit with an optional install to replace the Sith Beast Handler in the palace (the one zapping the Drexl) with a Beast Rider wearing the armor. Ohhhh. So while my mod simply restores the unused icons for the D-Packages only, you've created unique D-Package icons for each and every implant whilst also implementing fixes to other implants. Very good! I would've made the Militia Armor something you'd be given once you agree to help the Militia, but I see no fault in your option. If the armour is given to you, the player could overlook the item being given and defeat the mercs and play the game without realizing a Militia outfit was added to the inventory. Plus, if you had a script to forcibly equip the armour on the player, you'd have to ensure the script doesn't delete the armor item being worn before and no doubt you'd have players complaining about being forced to wear Medium Armor (Plus, I think Consular's don't get medium armor feat). Zherron could drop the armor on his loot, but then that's Dark Side restricted. Maybe the Administrator gives you the Armor as a reward for saving Khoonda, but if you fought for the Mercs or betrayed the Militia mid-way you wouldn't get the armor. Having the Pazaak Card restored for Dendis Dobo is a good idea I must say! I never knew it was even cut to begin with.

I do like a lot of the content presented here, I especially love that M'uhk'gfa though there are a few things worth mentioning here: In addition to those, where did you restore the Khoonda Militia Armor and the +/- 1/2 Pazaak Card?