Mutilator57

I don't think you'll be able to find one person on these forums who likes what happened to Revan XD

I'd love to pitch in on this question. I've played on an off since launch and IMO, it is a pretty good game. If you are really into the roleplaying/story aspect of the game, it can be very engrossing - especially since the new KotFE storyline. As for the potential of getting bored, in my experience I have rarely had the time to sink all my efforts into the game and therefore, always have something new to do. Nevertheless, the game is immeasurably better when playing with a friend/group of friends!

I agree! Great job!

^^ I completely agree.

I have noticed this too. I second this request!

Toasty Fresh's work was exceptional, but I can honestly say that this is stupendous. Great job!

We'll miss you and your work. Good luck with everything!

Including both games: 1. HK-47: Really, was there ever any doubt? 2. Jolee: I absolutely love his humorous yet serious and complex character! 3. Kreia: Cryptic and mysterious who really made me think long and hard about my decisions.

Some cool stuff in this thread!

Completely agree.

Seriously, don't worry about it! Real life gets in the way sometimes. Nice texture by the way!

Woah, nice!

I fail to even understand the underlying reason as to why this remake is necessary. There is *nothing* wrong with the original games, they're perfectly fine to play as is, thanks in no small part to the work of many a modder who have made them even more enjoyable. Leave Knights of the Old Republic alone.

I remember analysing TKAM for Year 11 English. With retrospect I have such an appreciation for her work and message. Vale Harper Lee.

Hehehehe never had this problem - I don't think I even bothered to do an LS playthrough until like 2007 - 3 or so years after the game even came out! Anyway even with the many DS runs I did, I was never really happy about the quality and open-ended nature of the ending, the lack of closure irritated me immensely. Although in retrospect I was probably too young to have understood the story fully anyway but appreciate it for what it is today.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

What's that feeling? You know, that feeling where you are itching to have something in your Override folder? That's right! Its a feeling of amazement served with an insta-download! Innovative idea!

Oh believe you me, I have A LOT of mods

Texture mods shouldn't be much of a worry since you can tell by which part/area of the game it modifies if there is going to be a conflict. Even then if a glitch does pop up, its fairly easy to isolate it and resolve on your lonesome. But even for other types of mods in all honesty if you are extremely cautious and particularly apprehensive you could always back up your Override folder before installing mods that you think will conflict - this has become established practice for me ever since KotorFiles went down. Regarding your question about mod size I can tell you with certainty from my own experience most of them work together well. I have long since lost count of the exact number of mods I use, although I know for certain that the number exceeds 70+ and beyond. Now there has sometimes been cause for hotfixes and my own little personal tweaks, but in all honesty pretty much all of the mods work together quite well - as Malikor said, it has become something of a requirement that mods work with TSLRCM. Edit: Well in response to djh269 I can only speak from my experience - still without any compatibility/space issues. My Override folders are 4.5 and 3.9 gigs for K1 and TSL respectively.

How did I not see this earlier!? This is marvellous work, LOVE the way you've integrated the mask with the robes. If I had one concern, it would be perhaps toning down the red on the mask? IMO the ingame mask you posted earlier looks a tad bright. Other than that a splendid idea, keep up the good work!

Whatever you say mate! I'm done arguing over this. You and I have presented our respective points, they're there for all to see. I think we've said what we've had to and that's really all there is to it. But as for the movie's soundtrack, I definitely agree with Haveayap, it was still clearly a brilliant piece by John Williams. However IMO it just did not hold the same emotional impact or flare that the previous soundtracks did, especially ROTS and ESB. Although having said that giving credit where credit is due, I did think that whilst most of it was not particularly memorable, at the time (whilst watching) it did increase the tension and excitement, if albeit briefly.