KOTOR2 review: WTF was this guy smoking?

[sarah]

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"Rick Russell" <rickr@is.rice.edu> wrote in message
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> Of course, I realized this after I spent most of my time with T3,
> since I liked the little dude so much.

Me too. Says something about the other NPCs when the most interesting is a
tin can.

 

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On 2005-03-15, Sarah <scrubbrush@DELrogers.comDEL> wrote:
> "Rick Russell" <rickr@is.rice.edu> wrote in message
> news:d15nqk$or3$1@joe.rice.edu...
>
>> Of course, I realized this after I spent most of my time with T3,
>> since I liked the little dude so much.
>
> Me too. Says something about the other NPCs when the most interesting is a
> tin can.

Maybe for you. I liked Kriea and Visas a lot myself.

 

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Thusly rickr@is.rice.edu (Rick Russell) Spake Unto All:

>> Mandalorian Canderous clone... well, basically I
>> didn't lug either of them around enough to gain any influence.
>
>He's not a clone. He's the genuine Ordo.

Ah, OK. Well, as I said, I didn't lug him around much.

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Sarah in <4236dac6$0$63134$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com>:

> "Rick Russell" <rickr@is.rice.edu> wrote in message
> news:d15nqk$or3$1@joe.rice.edu...
>
> > Of course, I realized this after I spent most of my time with T3,
> > since I liked the little dude so much.
>
> Me too.

Me three. For one thing, T3 and I have been through a lot from Taris to
Telos. For another, T3 is more active in this game than in KotOR 1 and he
gets more exposure, and he even follows his own agenda (or, more likely,
Revan's instructions). I think he was superbly done.

Apropos superb, I think the dialogue between B-4D4 and the T3-class utility
droid during one of the Citadel quests (and the subsequent conversation in
the waiting area near the docks) was absolutely hilarious.

> Says something about the other NPCs when the most interesting is a
> tin can.

For me the most interesting/complex is Kreia, but the other NPCs were
interesting too. But T3 is certainly the most likable; if he had a
vocabulator then he might even compete with Deekin. 😀

 

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On 2005-03-15, Darth Frog <sherlog@t-online.de> wrote:

> For me the most interesting/complex is Kreia, but the other NPCs were
> interesting too. But T3 is certainly the most likable; if he had a
> vocabulator then he might even compete with Deekin. 😀

If I'm not mistaken you can get him a vocabulator. You need to
check the walkthroughs at gamefaqs but I do believe one of the
droid salesmen you meet can do something for him.

I need to try it out after the patch gets released.

 

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Thusly shadows <shadows@whitefang.com> Spake Unto All:

>Chris Avellone was for a while very active on the OE forums
>explaining --- He certainly spent a lot of time reading up on SW source
>material.

Yeah, I'm a fan of his since PS:T. Too bad he didn't get to do his
thing with KOTOR2.

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shadows in <slrnd3dvud.ei3.shadows@helena.whitefang.com>:

> On 2005-03-15, Darth Frog <sherlog@t-online.de> wrote:
>
> > [...] T3 is certainly the most likable; if he had a
> > vocabulator then he might even compete with Deekin. 😀
>
> If I'm not mistaken you can get him a vocabulator.

T3 only does 'deet-deet dwoooo bwop' the whole game. The vocabulator is for
a certain other droid. <g>