Star Wars: Kotor III is coming

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Would still be better than ToR.

but will it have server side monster spawn and loot drops?

This was the worst one yet, worse than the Han Solo one.

This Kinect shit really needs to die.

Give it time. But even if it doesn't die, how does that impact your life?

You mean "most genius one".

At least the songwriting is. It's like one giant troll against Star Wars fans. The butthurt is delicious.

The original trilogy had the ewoks, and the second had Jar Jar. How much more trolling do you think these poor guys need?

As much as it takes until they finally admit the truth that Star Trek > Star Wars.

Don't know if anyone still gives a fuck, but...


The heavily scripted linearity is blatant. I blame Uncharted.

I cant wait to play Jedi Master Shep'Ard from planet Renegade in his quest to save the galaxy from Sith Robots.

But can you screw Bastila?

There still hasn't been a proper Star Wars CRPG released. SW has games in nearly every genre, except pure, turnbased partybased crpg.

Imagine, you could have dark side and light side. Classes include sith, jedi, bountyhunter, smuggler, soldier, etc etc.

I thought what we'd always wanted was a Star Wars space-trader?

What i would really like to know is, how did they manage from having some of the best in-house developers in the business who gave us so many great games to becoming a non-entity making third rate movie tie-ins? That's some unparalleled level of decline.

Simple.

LucasArts main gender was Adventure games, when the gender almost died it taken out most of it as a effect, even if LucasArts did made some other games there was never much a attempt to branch out, take the Jedi Knight series, Dark Forces and Dark Forces II was developed in-house but Outcast and Academy was by Raven.

The reason LucasArts still exists is because its a branch of "Lucas", as long Lucas wants to maintain full control over his IPs and have the money to do so its not going away, if not for that it would had long joined the ranks of Sierra and other companies that vanished.

Well, Lucasarts closed down Totally Games a few years ago, so the folks who made the X-Wing series are long gone.

Yes, its genre ... bad habit I doubt I will ever lose.

If its being developed by LucasArts or Bioware then Kotor 3 WILL be bad. Seriously, i think the best momment i've had in my gaming history was in Kotor 2 when Mira actually refused me. I was glad to finally not be the guy that every woman jumps upon, i was even impressed that the game decided to give me a chance to try and get with her rather than not giving me the option at all. Beyond that the writing in Kotor 2 was perfect for a star wars game i think. We wont be seeing that happening again though, oh no.

Not to mention MCA understands that romance needs to take its time and develop properly. There's also a funny bit with Kreia when after you've dueled Handmaiden enough times she gets mom-angry again and asks just what the hell do you think you're doing (not to mention pointing out that unarmed duels like that are a really, really intimate thing for the Echani).

And actually KotOR2 was the perfect Star Wars in terms of writing. Period. It decided to make things a bit more interesting and tackle more serious themes and setting implications (free will being a key subject) that others hadn't done, being largely a deconstruction of the original films and tearing the Extended Universe a new asshole. Not to mention it's appropriately critical of the Jedi and the Force.

Brofisted Vaarna Aspie Russophobic ass... Teh Horror! Horror! Heard that Lucas didn't liked making force into cruel and manipulative Divinity... too Mature for his wookie and Jar-Jar loving ass... So zero chances for Obsidian to obtain the commission.

The force since the original movies really has just been boring superpowers. the Jedi are superheroes by now, cloned with the same power. Back then (partly due to technical limitations, but as much due to story) the force was mystic and interesting, a tool that the jedi could use to affect things. So no, I don't agree that KOTOR handled it well, because there again we see the force as God-like with dead staying alive with just the power of the force, devastating planets etc. While the overall theme was a bit more interesting than many other modern takes it just didn't fit well and was to bombastic IMO.

Yet I often see people who say they enjoy KotOR 1's story more. Hurts a little each time. All it did was coast through a quite generic good vs evil storyline and threw in as many references to the original trilogy as possible and a decent twist. The result: SW franchise fans gushing.