Two things that are incredibly stupid in all SW games (KOTOR included) is:
1. Ordinary blades can parry Jedi Lightsabers. If anything a Jedi Lightsaber would cut through a steel blade.
2. How the hell can Jedi's even fight for several minutes mandalorians or Spiders or whatever? Heck in the movies they plow through armies easily enough. Though in the games you have to give several blows before a soldier or animal dies. -_-'
(Yes, I'm aware if they the jedis as powerful as in the movies, they would be way overpowered over the rest of the enemies, but hey, that's what being a jedi is all about.)
BLARGH!
There's a couple of content mods, one I am following is planned for release this month. So we'll see.
edi: Link or it isn't happening: http://www.deadlystream.com/forumdisplay.php?f=123
Would have linked earlier but I wasn't at home.![]()
Last edited by Monk; 09-09-2009 at 21:01.
It's a perfectly fine explanation.
And the solution to a buggy KOTOR or KOTOR 2 is to just get them for the Xbox.![]()
Provided he can do this (5:46) to a steel (Steel? Or something even more durable?) blast door of several inches of thickness in such a short time notice, I can't see how a thin layer of metal as a sword can be gigantically resistent to a lightsaber. >__> Also, those scenes show perfectly enough how two Jedi's dispose of dozens of enemies in 10 or so seconds, while in Kotor you to kill 4 enemies, you take some minute of fighting and parrying. >__<
BLARGH!
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Cortosis is an element in the SW universe that is so strong it's able to withstand the incredible force of a lightsaber. I first remember it mentioned in the Jedi Outcast games. The reason everything isn't made out of cortosis is that it's "rare".
Doesn't mean it's believable, but hey, at least Bioware didn't make it up on the spot. It's a well established silly thing.![]()
As Monk said, cortosis makes sense in the contaxt of the game. Besides, by the end of the game you hack up enemies in no time at all. It only takes time if you don't use any force powers or abilities and just stick with basic attacks. Also, remember that you don't start the game as a fully trained Jedi.
I've been glued to the game since I bought it two days ago and I've barely started to get into the thick of things, best 9.99 I've spent so far.
I got it to work with Geforce 9800GT. It still crashes occasionally. I found a site with other people having trouble. The two things I did was add a line to the ini to disable vertex buffer stuff. I then replaced one of the DLLs with a fan-made one. Everything seems to work after that except occasional crashes (display driver has stopped working). They recommended also installed Directx 9 next to Directx 10, but crashes have gone down enough I don't feel like doing that now.
There's also a mod that let's you use widescreen resolutions, but I don't use it. I like to use windowed mode. Easier to get out of crashes.
I have plenty of games that don't recognize the video driver but they still work somehow.
I have a 9400 and I haven't had a single crash yet, I've even alt-tab several times and haven't had any problems.
I'm on a 9600 GT and can't get beyond the first 2 minutes of gameplay before a crash. Mid-way through the Endar Spire to be exact, it always seems to kill it.
Originally Posted by Krauser
You wouldn't happen to have links where I could find all this, by chance?
Nevermind, found the DLL through the official technical support forums and the disable vertex buffer line a little later.Working much better now!
Last edited by Monk; 09-11-2009 at 01:05.
KOTOR 1 and 2 were epic. KOTOR 1 had a good story that did have a unforeseen twist, KOTOR 2 had an overall more epic story though that if it wasn't for the game being rushed would have topped KOTOR 1 in every way.
People bagging on the graphics need to STFU and remember the games are 6 and 5 years old respectively.
If BioWare instead of making this MMO (TOR) had instead made a proper extension of KOTOR 1 and 2 (KOTOR 3) to make an awesome trilogy with the kind of innovation and graphical improvements they created and built upon with Mass Effect 1 (and soon 2) I guarantee it would be hailed as the best RPG of the decade. This IP has that much potential. Too bad KOTOR 1 and 2 were completely covered over with this MMO 300 years in the future, revealing everything that you did was all a moot point.
Last edited by a completely inoffensive name; 09-20-2009 at 04:53.
I remember KOTOR's prerendered cutscenes looked pretty good back in 03.People bagging on the graphics need to STFU and remember the games are 6 and 5 years old respectively.
I have no problems with their decision to make KOTOR 3 an MMO (a la Star Wars Galaxies? I wonder if anyone still plays that), but I make a rule of not playing MMO's (other than CSS) so I am a bit disappointed.
It is an MMO. MMO means Massively Multiplayer Online. Any game that is designed for online play only is an MMO, whether it's an MMOFPS or an MMORPG or a space sim MMO.
CS typically is not considered an MMO despite being primarily online oriented. While there really isn't a set rule as to the definition, MMOs are generally considered games run on company owned servers, supporting thousands of people per server, and boast a persistent world.
A good example of an MMO that is also an FPS is Planetside.
Last edited by Monk; 09-21-2009 at 02:05.
I'll make sure to look it up on Wikipedia sometime.
Has anyone tried that Revenge of Solomon mod? I installed it yesterday but it will be a while in my current game before I reach the part of the game where this user made expansion begins.
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