Sith Holocron

I tell you what would be great to have for my video series . . . people audibly reminiscing about doing voiceover work for M4-78.

Xuul, I gave him similar advice on 13DEC2016, when he previously stated he was going to be doing a Coruscant mod.

The problem is with those packaged files we don't know the following: The official title of the mods, who made them, and where you downloaded them from. That's why we ask for links when dealing with error reports for KotOR1 (using K1R) and KotOR2 (using TSLRCM). Help us help you please.

Do it through PMs, not in public.

Oh boy - how did this get past the editors at EA/Bioware? This is from the "Starfighters of Corellia" daily mission on Corellia. If you like SWTOR, you might want to send a report to the makers so they can fix this. If you hate SWTOR, report it as well - just to annoy them. And yes, that is a ridiculous name and title for my character.

Can't help you until we know all the mods you're using...

It's a tumor?

You can make an new entry for your TSL project when you get started on that one. Hopefully, you'll get some input on this LP project in this entry as it goes along. Best of luck!

Interesting fact: I'm in one of those group photos seen in this video. (I was at the Episode II screening at MAGFest.)

That seems to be a logical solution right there.

If you fix it, perhaps we should reassign the ownership of the mod back over to you - seeing as you provided the original materials and you will be performing the most recent fixes.

First, let's put this up here. . . There we go. Welcome aboard, Kevin! I'm about to listen to your KOTOR Podcast preview but I thought I'd offer you something for your next broadcast. There was an attempt at a Deadly Stream audio podcast a few years ago which unfortunately didn't go so well due to audio issues. However, there was a pre-recorded M4-78 EP skit that featured 3 of the cast members of that mod introducing the podcast. With only a few alterations - namely changing the name of the podcast to yours - could work as a new intro to your second podcast. Let me know if you're interested via PMs. I'll reply about this sometime tomorrow. (I'm headed to work shortly.)

I think the scope of the mod should clearly be indicated in the read-me, just so we don't have to have these sorts of discussions.

Sithspecter, I wouldn't be surprised at all to see pilots incorrectly spell "hangar" as I see badly formatted messages from pilots all the time.

Although, it might an idea for the site owner to get this bundle and then offer the game codes individually by way of monthly contests . . . Or something like that. What do you think, Tyvokka?

I'm just busting chops. N-DReW is FAR from the only person to use the wrong version of hangar on the forums. These spelling things are jokes. Yes, they are factual but still . . . just jokes.

I agree with this sentiment.

You might be able to help Xuul with that actually. . .

Spelling guy is back with another lesson. Whether it was me or that Star Wars movie with "Rogue" in the title, I think you might have that one firmly in your head. Now it's on to the latest spelling annoyance. Here's an example of the latest target - being used incorrectly. Oh, N-DReW25. I shake my head in disappointment. hangar ˈhaNGər/ noun noun: hangar; plural noun: hangars 1. a large building with extensive floor area, typically for housing aircraft. Correct Usage: The Millennium Falcon escaped the Death Star's hangar. verb verb: hangar; 3rd person present: hangars; past tense: hangared; past participle: hangared; gerund or present participle: hangaring 1. place or store in a hangar. Correct Usage: Before the abrupt departure, the Millennium Falcon was hangared in Docking Bay 94 on Tatooine. hanger ˈhaNGər/ noun noun: hanger; plural noun: hangers; noun: coat hanger; plural noun: coat hangers 1. a person who hangs something. Correct Usage: Jabba's interior decorator hired a very good hanger for Jabba's prized possession. 2. a shaped piece of wood, plastic, or metal with a hook at the top, from which clothes may be hung in order to keep them in shape and free of creases. Correct Usage: The Nazi thug Toht hung his leather coat on a hanger.

On one hand, the behind the scenes stuff is gutting my documentary. On the other, you guys weren't giving me any new information despite numerous requests. You may as well make things easier for me and do a walk through at this point.

Might be worth it. At the very least, you'll be speaking from experience!

Therein lies your problem. You might want to check the current version of TSLRCM before making suggestions on what to alter in it.

All the remaining lines from the VO actor that performs CS-36 now have all been submitted.