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STAR WARS™ - Knights of the Old Republic™. It is four thousand years before the Galactic Empire, hundreds of Jedi Knights have fallen in battle against the ruthless Sith. You are the last hope of the Jedi Order.

Part 22: Dantooine - In Praise of Kinrath AssjuiceMy best chapter title yet I think. We’ll start off with a little party interaction back at the Ebon Hawk.I think someone asked earlier about why Atton hates droids so much.“Dee-deeet.”“Deee-reet?”“Dee-deeet.”Well, this is as far as he gets to explaining his droid phobia.

You know how most people are either dog people or cat people?Well, Atton is neither. He hates puppies and kittens and droids equally. He basically just needs a big hug and some therapy.Big meanie.There was a series of deleted scenes on the Ebon Hawk involving Atton and T3 playing Pazaak. I have no idea why they were cut because they were hilarious. The joke was that it totally mocked KOTOR 1’s unfair rules for playing Pazaak, where the game made you go first every round (and thus in all likelihood made you go bust first as well).“Dee-reet?”“For the last time, no.”“Dee-reet-reet?”“Because, you're programmed to force your opponent to go first, and nothing will convince me the computer doesn't cheat.”“Deet-veee-deet, dee-deet. Dee-reet?”“Even if I didn't have to go first and somehow I didn't suspect you of counting cards, I still wouldn't play with a trash compactor.”“Dwoooooooo.”“Dee-dee-deet.

Dweeet?”.Suddenly interested, turns around. “Yeah? How many credits?”-In the next one, HK-47 is watching them play, and even he starts getting suspicious of T3.“Dee-deet-deet.”“What do you mean, pazaak?

What, again?”“This is ronto scrag. What house rule says I have to go first?”“Deet!”“Yeah, well, I'm still not convinced you aren't cheating.”“Warning: If you draw another +/- 1 card, I will enact assassination protocols.”-Finally, the Exile wants to get in on the action, and Atton continues losing.“This droid is cleaning me out.”“What are you playing?”“Pazaak. Well, I'm playing, it's cheating.”“Dee-deet, deet!”“Whatever, cheater.”“Dwoooooo.”“Deal me in.”“Sure, but I don't have any more credits to bet, so it's Republic Senate rules.”“Republic Senate rules?”“That's where we waste a lot of time trading cards and trying to win, but ultimately our decisions are of no consequence.

It's like stalemate, except the goal is to pass the time until the audience gets bored and leaves.”Mira is like the only one who’s actually appreciative of her Jedi training. Talk to Atton or whatever after turning him into a Jedi and he doesn’t even have anything new to say. No 'Hey I use to kill Jedi, now I am one, ain't that weird?' Now it’s finally time to head to the Kinrath caves to look for Master Vrook.We find this old guy hiding in the hills above the cave.“What are you doing out here?”“A couple weeks back there was an accident here. One of the Western Fringe farmers was coming to Khoonda on his swoop with a load of atmospheric sensors.”“Do you suspect foul play?”“I do. The Kinrath are dangerous, but as long as you stay on your swoop bike there's no way they should catch you.

I've carefully searched this area and haven't found anything. So maybe our man just got sloppy. We really need those atmospheric sensors.”Well, this is the entrance to the Kinrath cave.And lo and behold, the atmospheric sensors are like 3 steps into the cave. If the guy had just bothered to walk a little he might have found them himself.Make sense that Bao-Dur knows a lot about this stuff, since he was designing the planetary shields back on Telos. This is one of the few times where Bao-Dur is in his element, outside the Ebon Hawk.Wonder what he was doing with the spy equipment?“If I may. I find it curious that you are looking so carefully for atmospheric sensors. But Dantooine is too placid and temperate to need them for anything except seasonal data collection.”“Ehhh, it's important we get it back.

It's expensive equipment and we can't afford to replace 'em.”“I see. They aren't that expensive.”“Actually, I've found three of them.”“That's great news. My offer still stands - I'll pay you 3000 credits for all of them.”“It is worth more to us than that. I'll pay you 4000 credits for the lot of them.”“Not so fast - we found a little surprise inside them.”“I was afraid of that.

So how do we do this, then?”“We were picking up off-world transmissions between the mercenaries. Someone, we don't know who. We know that the mercs are up to something, we just don't know what. We set those atmospheric sensors up to gather information.”Goto that’s not a woman.

He’s got a beard and everything.Having an Exchange crimelord with us pays off.We enter the caves again and notice this guy hanging out with the local wildlife population.From here on out the comedy potential starts to pick up.It’s kinda weird, but there’s a lot of funny lines that you can choose on the back half of Dantooine, so watch for those.The caves are filled with Kinrath, which are these 4-legged spidery things. Like an owl crossed with a mantis. They hit really goddamn hard too.We catch up with the mercenary.“Maybe you shouldn't be so jumpy.”“Maybe you shouldn't be so rude. What are you doing here? If you're not careful, the kinrath here will eat you for breakfast.”Just totally out of left field.“I'm a rock collector. This cave's strata and crystal formations are absolutely fascinating.”Awareness “You are different from most of the mercenaries I've met.”“And?

Can't a mercenary have a hobby, something to wile away the idle hours between the carnage, blood, and ichor? Or does that not fit neatly into your prejudiced little definition of 'mercenary'? I am an explorer and a scientist. My profession as a mercenary enables me to travel the galaxy and explore caves on many planets.”“You mentioned crystals?”“Yes, the crystals in this cave are unlike any I have seen. Some are warm to the touch, while others are freezing. They seem to draw and contain energy of some sort.”Oh for fuck’s sakes, Jesus. Stop trying to turn everyone in the galaxy into a Jedi.“I wouldn't speak of the Force if I were you.

.In Replaying the Classics, StarWars.com revisits Star Wars games of yesteryear, examining why we loved them then and why they stand the test of time.Today, Obsidian Entertainment is known to many gamers as the developer behind world-class RPGs like Fallout: New Vegas and Pillars of Eternity, but the company got its start in a galaxy far, far away. Founded in 2003 by former employees of Black Isle Studios, Obsidian’s first-ever project was a tall order: a follow-up to BioWare’s highly acclaimed The good news was that the team would have access to the Odyssey Engine, d20 System, and other technology BioWare had used to make the first KotOR such a monumental hit. The bad news? Obsidian would have a little more than one year to complete the game in time for the 2004 holiday season.Like the original Knights of the Old Republic, The Sith Lords takes place millennia before the rise of the Galactic Empire, in an age when the Sith have hunted down and destroyed many of the Jedi. While KotOR closely follows the structure and tone of the classic Star Wars trilogy, its sequel opts for a more leisurely, novelistic style of storytelling. Its unique characters are beloved for the ways they discuss and examine the complicated nature of the Force, and the Force itself plays a fairly active and crucial role in the story.The Mandalorian Wars that served as the backstory for the first KotOR are further explored in Knights of the Old Republic II, culminating with a showdown on the war-torn planet Malachor V, which was later depicted in the of Star Wars Rebels. Gradually, it’s revealed that the player character, known as “the Exile,” and the woman accompanying them on their journey, Kreia, both knew the fallen Jedi Revan, who led Republic forces during the war.

Star Wars Knights Of The Old Republic Pazaak Guide

(For players who took the light-side path in the first Knights of the Old Republic, Revan was eventually redeemed.) Revan’s not part of KotOR II’s story, exactly, but the character’s mark can be found throughout the game — along with a few familiar faces who knew the Prodigal Knight best. Most of the features players loved most in the first KotOR return in the sequel (sometimes in new-and-improved form, but always intact). It’s still got a robust character-creation system; it still has plenty of amazing Star Wars loot to discover and carry into battle against the Sith, including lightsabers; and it’s still got Pazaak, the ingenious card game invented by Drew Karpyshyn, author of the fan-favorite Legends novel Darth Bane: Path of Destruction.“We decided to build upon the proven success of the first game’s design, and were careful to not fix aspects of the game that had already proved their worth,” designer Kevin Saunders recalled in magazine. “Instead, we identified areas of KotOR that we could expand upon to create a better experience in a flavor similar to that of the first game.

Almost without exception, every game-design enhancement to KotOR II was a natural extension from the original.”As the subtitle implies, a lot of the game’s lasting appeal comes from its memorable, sometimes terrifying Sith Lords, who are veiled in mystery for much of the story. KotOR II had to jettison a large amount of narrative content near the end of its tight production schedule — which was amazingly restored in 2015 and is — but that didn’t stop it from delivering one of the best-written, most original tales of the entire Legends era. Its dialogue, in particular, would impress audiences in any medium. And the story’s biggest surprises will haunt players long after the game is over.“It’s addictive. It kills your social life dead. And it’s still the greatest Western-style RPG on the consoles,” wrote in 2005.

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“In terms of creating an Xbox RPG in which you define yourselves by your decisions, minor and major, it’s peerless.” That journalist’s name was Kieron Gillen, who’s better known these days as the co-creator of Doctor Aphra and the writer behind Marvel’s ongoing Star Wars comic. Small galaxy.Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords is available on (and recently added to Xbox One Backwards Compatibility), the, and the.Alex Kane is a journalist based in west-central Illinois. He has written for Polygon, the website of Rolling Stone, Syfy Wire, Variety, and other publications. Follow him on Twitter at.TAGS:.