BearBomber
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kingcomrade said:
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KotOR III, the MMO
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BearBomber
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It means, that I want my first dumfuck tag soon.
Unradscorpion
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It means something like...
I am Kowalski.
And this is Kowalski's [something], [something] [something] [something].
I am Kowalski.
And this is Kowalski's [something], [something] [something] [something].
Ivy Mike
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No great loss of a franchise there IMHO.
I tried to finish KOTOR II some weeks ago since I never played that game when it came out and found it for cheap. It had potential but just seemed shallow and forced overall. The moral ambiguity of the dark/light dictomy that creeps up through Kreia's narrative/comments are never played out in any real fashion other than the typical good guy/bad guy syndrome. It's a shame since the the dialouge promises the player some real moral choice and Kreia's comments on the dark/light divide are well crafted.
On topic KOTOR III will probably go down the route of almost all MMORPGS out there: generic grind-fests without enough content to satisfy even the bare minimum RPG standards. Oh, and everyone can be a jedi too! Let's give it up for the nezt Star Wars MMORPG to take power fantasy inflation to the next level.
I tried to finish KOTOR II some weeks ago since I never played that game when it came out and found it for cheap. It had potential but just seemed shallow and forced overall. The moral ambiguity of the dark/light dictomy that creeps up through Kreia's narrative/comments are never played out in any real fashion other than the typical good guy/bad guy syndrome. It's a shame since the the dialouge promises the player some real moral choice and Kreia's comments on the dark/light divide are well crafted.
On topic KOTOR III will probably go down the route of almost all MMORPGS out there: generic grind-fests without enough content to satisfy even the bare minimum RPG standards. Oh, and everyone can be a jedi too! Let's give it up for the nezt Star Wars MMORPG to take power fantasy inflation to the next level.
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