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I think some some of those lines are restored hence is why they may not make sense. "Played into the hands of the enemy"= walked into the enemies trap "caused Revanto choose the path he did"= maybe they ignored the signs that Revan was craving knowledge and power as a Jedi before the war, in K1 the masters say they thought it was just a padawans curiosity but they where wrong. Also in K1, Vrook thought it was the crystal cave on Dantooine that made Revan and Malak evil as if it where like the Dagobah cave "What were they referring to, about how the exile may be healed? Does that ever come up again"= The Jedi masters didn't cut her/him from the force but rather it was the deaths at Malachor that did it and they knew this. The Exile eventually gets healed on Peragus at the first level up and is a wound in the force which means she/he can kill others and get stronger for it (xp and leveling up)

Label IDs (Name)? or Row Label IDs (Number)? I did indeed replace the Label IDs that broke with "****" but I wouldn't suspect that would break the 2da so I took @JCarter426 and @LiliArch's advice and I checked out the Row Label ID numbers and sure enough I found a typo. How it's meant to be: How I did it: 605 605 606 606 607 505 608 607 I think as long as I don't make typos in the 2da file I should be good, thank you guys for your assistance. @ebmarIf you do go ahead with checking for me and it does break then we'll both know for sure that any typos in the 2da will break it.

Those rows with **** are actually the rows that broke for me and the **** are actually there to tell me that those lines are broken and cannot be used. For some odd reason, skipping a few lines and keeping the broken lines blank worked for a time until now somewhere in the 630 area skipping doesn't do anything and the problem persists. As @ebmar most likely has the mod in reference installed I would like to ask @ebmar to see if replacing the blanks with another 2da line like Carth's line, for example, to see if on his end the bug still persists on his end. If not, this may be a problem exclusive to Steam Kotor (Granted he isn't using the Steam version as well).

Some of you might know I am making a mod called the "K1 Gameplay Improvement" mod, one of my "improvements" is a large variety of commoner variants from new commoner clothing, new commoner heads and new clothing such as the Scout and Scoundrel clothes being used in place of the commoner garb at times. In order to pull off some of these NPC variants, I, of course, need to add new lines in the appearance.2da. The issue I am experiencing is some sort of limitation around the 600 line range. For example, let's say if I have a Rodian and a Duro on lines 487 and 492 and I try to use KSE to change my character into one of those aliens I will appear like the aliens the 2da line is set to. Now if I have a Bith and a Twilek on 645 and 647 if I tried to change my character into the Twilek on line 647 I will actually appear like the Bith on line 645 despite the fact my character is set to the Twilek on line 647, essentially, the problem is if I set my character to a 2da line around the 600 mark my character will not appear like the character on the line I chose but instead appear like a character two rows down which I didn't pick. Can someone explain what I am encountering? Does the appearance.2da have a limit like the placeables.2da or am I missing something important?

This might not be the best idea around this but I figured as SS will probably need to make the duels a "non-deathmatch" duel I was thinking when an enemy gets to 1HP instead of dying or falling over they get Stasised or frozen in place by a Force Field, the generators for these Stasis force fields would be those brown things protruding from the roof you see in the screenshot. This would make a lot of sense for a non-sentient being as when a Rancor, for example, takes too much of a beating they are forcibly frozen in place so it will stop fighting and won't get itself killed. In this case, the enemy would be standing Neutral behind the Force Field then they are turned hostile when the Shield goes down and when taken to 1HP they go Neutral again and become Stasised until the round is over. An idea for sentient gladiators would be Iridorians, the yellow space suit guy from the Manaan Cantina, you hear so much about how his species is so deadly and sadistic but you never actually get to fight any of them.

Reading through this I see someone suggesting you use Rakghous as opponents for the player to beat. Here is my idea of how one could legitimately use Rakghouls on Sleheyron. Firstly, the Rakghouls bite would turn people into Rakghouls themselves, that is why Taris' Undercity was infested by them despite the fact the Rakghoul source (The Muur Talisman) was lost on a different planet. At the time the player would visit Sleheyron it would have been at least months since Taris was destroyed, perhaps as a way the Hutts could get their hands on Rakghouls was that once the bombardment ended the Sith abandoned the planet letting the Galaxy see its destruction first hand instead of protecting a ruined planet and censoring any news of its destruction (Similar to how the Empire wanted the control the Galaxy through fear of the Death Star). The Hutts sent their henchman to Taris to scavenge broken metals and parts to be repurposed into Sleheyron manufactured droids, ships and weapons. This is where they are attacked by the Rakghouls who are, at this point, eating the dead Tarisians. Perhaps the henchman smuggled them to Sleheyron and sold them to the Hutts for use in their areas but might not know about the Rakghoul disease, maybe this can be a side quest where a Light Side player would wipe out the Rakghouls before they infect and a dark side player would encourage their use in the arenas and possibly the sale to outside buyers like Czerka. The only reason why I wouldn't use Rakghouls is that it might dimish some sort of significance of having Rakghouls on Taris, kinda like how Sleheyron deathmatches would dimish Bendak's deathmatch on Taris. As for other opponents, I'd highly suggest the baby Rancors from Lehon. They'd make legitimate sense for Hutts to own them and as they are just babies they make sense for gladiators and the player to fight them. For rewards, I'd recommend any item that exists in vanilla Kotor that cannot be obtained such as Qel Droma's Battle Armor and the Eriadu Prototype armour for example. Anything Baragwin (the items for Suvan Tam on Yavin) would also work but, like before, it could dimish the significance of saving up and buying from Suvan, though Suvan himself does mention that the Trandoshans and smugglers including Twi'leks and Aqualish do purchase his goods so it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to believe these items ended up in Sleheyron.

I could it be an incompatibility with "Movie Mandalorians"? That mod turns all the Mandalorian NPCs into Clone Wars era Mandalorians and it turns Mandalore into Jango Fett.

Can't quite remember how or when this happens exactly but at some point, Kreia brings up the Handmaiden and mentions she knew her mother, Arren Kae, who was a Jedi. It is this dialogue about Arren Kae which unlocks the dialogue to train the Handmaiden (As the dialogue is about Arren Kae, her mother, being a Jedi and it is this which convinces her to be trained).

Have you completed every single thing you can possibly do on Nar Shaddaa? It won't trigger if you haven't done enough side quests.

Would textures worth 500MB, and the fact they are skyboxes, cause any severe lag during gameplay and/or increased loading times?

What other mods did you install along with TSLRCM? If you did install mods I'd suggest reinstalling TSL, install TSLRCM and not use the mods which are incompatible with TSLRCM because those mods are what are breaking your game.

I'm not going to say your idea is bad but rather... infeasible. What with TSLRCM being used by 99% of TSL Players you would need to make it compatible, not only the complex plot of TSL and the complexity of how TSL is set up, but you will also need to make it compatible with that mod. Considering you are removing Goto, a central character to the plot, you would likely break the existing plot as well as the compatibility of other mods for such a minor and insignificant character. Plus, why are you even asking that here? This mod simply adds Disciple and Handmaiden into the TSL game together and adds an item to "swap" them out as there aren't enough slots to accommodate the both of them.

I guess in the end I guess you could say @ebmarwas the one who got fooled by the administrators.

I played through a leaked Beta of that and when I got to the Red Eclipse Boarding scene the camera was never animated and instead just showed various cameras of various parts of the ship showing it to be empty.