KOTOR 2 Plot Discussion

[Shamy 0]

Hello everyone! Just wanted to write these words as I have just finished KOTOR 2 for the third time. I have not really been paying attention to the story, to the characters before, I just rushed a bit throughout the game, but always I made good choices, worthy of the Jedi.

 

* I have only played KOTOR once, and did not finish it, but I will start playing it again, soon, maybe to understand more of the story. *

 

For this playthrough, I paid attention. I succeeded in making everyone a Jedi, which I never could before. I tried to take my time to listen to everyone's stories, only managed to talk honestly with some of them. I really would have wanted to really know each of my friends aboard the Ebon Hawk. Still the story is a bit unclear, feels rushed at times, but overall it is beautiful and well made, with incredible dialogue and characters.

 

Worthy of a Jedi? But what does being a Jedi mean? Sitting in the council debating? Waiting? Not taking action when milions are dying ? To disobey the council and try to help the Republic? Why? To feel more powerful? To save the Universe? To turn to the Dark Side? To exile yourself in the darkest corners of the Universe, possibly preparing for a war that could destroy Life itself? Who knows?

 

I did not understand many things. Still have a lot of questions. But I cried this time. I cried knowing that I will never get the opportunity to make a final choice.

 

Stay with my friends? Go on with saving the universe and restoring planets?

 

Exile myself once again, and go after Revan in the darkest corners of the ancient Sith empire? What for? To defeat him? To follow him? To train other Jedi and Sith that will eventually follow us? Why did Revan go there? Are there more Sith Lords that can destroy planets and feed off the Force?

 

To continue with my Jedi teachings? To help restore the Jedi order or to exile myself on some planet and forget everything and everyone?

 

To break the vows that prevent the Jedi from having intimate relations? To start a family with Brianna? Or maybe Visas?

 

 

I do not know. It was an emotional experience, one of the best I have had from any games I played. Would have been playing for hours and hours. Did not want it to end. Unfortunately, it did. I will be thinking of this game for a very long time...

 

Could write more, but this is all I have to say right now. I am really nervous, but at peace. Maybe I felt the Force. Haha, maybe...

 

Was I disappointed when The Old Republic was announced? Yes.

 

Would I have wanted a KOTOR 3 ? Definitely ...

 

So, I invite everyone who wants to share their experiences with KOTOR2, ideas about the stories, about what you have wanted more, what choices did you make, and anything else you want to add.

 

Thank you so very much for reading this far! Happy holidays

[Sith Holocron 2,407]

I suggest reading this walkthrough as it might clear up a lot of your confusion: Scorchy's Walkthrough (with cut content!)

[diegodb 28]

First of all Shamy, Happy Hollidays.

 

Shamy, I also felt the same thing about KOTOR 2.

 

I never played other RPG before, I'm was very distant of the gaming world, I've only played sports games for a very long time. Here in Brazil as you may know soccer (football for us) is a passion. So I've only played soccer games (2006 FIFA World Cup) and Formula One games (Grand Prix 4) during a long period.but anyway. Back to TSL.

 

I saw the game in the Wikipedia article about it, and then I bought it and played it.

 

I was amazed.

 

Since the beginning in Peragus until the final confrontation in Malachor V, I was surprised with the deep story, dialogue and the characters. It was immersive like no other thing. It was one of the best experiences I've had with games.

 

Then I played the first KOTOR and, to be completely honest with you it didn't impressed me like TSL did.

 

What Sith Holocron said about Scorchy's Walkthrough is true. It adds tons of understanding about the setting, the characters and the story.

 

When I discover that fans of the game were doing an added content mod I was pleasantly surprised and decided to try it out. It was like playing the game for the first time.

 

What I can say to you is, enjoy the ride, KOTOR 2 TSL, to me is one of the best written RPGs I have the opportunity to play.