EPTOn May 24 2011 10:44 Spinfusor wrote:
Hmm, am I allowed to post a rebuttal to this thread? :p
Hmm, am I allowed to post a rebuttal to this thread? :p
only if you preface it with "REBUTTAL:"
Go and play KotOR meatbags! - Page 3
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MonsieurGrimm
Canada2441 Posts
only if you preface it with "REBUTTAL:" | ||
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MonsieurGrimm
Canada2441 Posts
On May 24 2011 10:50 GTR wrote: i've finished this like 4 or 5 times. should i go back and do a sixth? =[ yes | ||
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vindKtiv
United States215 Posts
Also, please note that KotOR doesn't really play nice with newer computers, even the Steam version of KotOR. You will need to do some googling before you can get them to run on Vista/W7, but the trouble isn't that bad and the game is honestly worth it. And I don't mean to derail the thread, but it seems as if there are now Fan Favorites packs including many of the Star Wars games that didn't make it into the Best of PC pack. None of them have KotOR (hard to imagine that the KotORs aren't "fan favorites," but that is besides the point). If I do get the Fan Favorites pack, I'd have purchased my third copy of Star Wars: Battlefront. PS another thing I remember about the game is the HORRIFICALLY shallow and simplistic morality system and the 'set pieces' to determine your morality. And so does many other RPG games. While I do agree with the fact that the simplistic morality is a detriment, I have yet to find an RPG game where I felt like I had control over the dialogue AND the dialogue didn't boil down to "Click this option to be evil," and "Click this option to be good." Dialogue and morality often pains me in RPG games, so I wouldn't ding KotOR for failing in a process that many other games have failed at before. Until we can somehow express everything we want to say into the game without the filter of GUIs, selection boxes, and "dialogue wheels," then I doubt the morality system will ever get complex enough to satisfy everyone. | ||
BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50537 Posts
On May 24 2011 10:50 GTR wrote: i've finished this like 4 or 5 times. should i go back and do a sixth? =[ only 4 or 5 times? I played it 18 times. Its been a while...Methinks I should play another 4 times. | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On May 24 2011 10:46 Eruaphadion wrote: The dialogue in this game rivals that of most books written in the past 100 years. That's saying nothing. Technically, 'most' books written in the past 100 years were total failures. If you are talking about classic literature, then no, not by any stretch of imagination -.- PS anyone who likes jedis really should play any game from the Jedi Knight series. Insanely fun and simpler but you actually get to do lightsaber fighting and both 2 and 3 have extremely good flow to them. | ||
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masterbreti
Korea (South)2711 Posts
Though tbh I didn't enjoy dragon age, or mass effect. I enjoyed obilvion somewhat. I guess 'm in the minority that don't enjoy most mainstream rpg games. Though tbh I love the mount and blade series. They are amazing. while on the topic of rpg's. any ones one might care to suggest ones other than the obivious kotor | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On May 24 2011 10:55 masterbreti wrote: Though tbh I didn't enjoy dragon age, or mass effect. I enjoyed obilvion somewhat. I guess 'm in the minority that don't enjoy most mainstream rpg games. Though tbh I love the mount and blade series. They are amazing. Haha, did someone clone me when I was asleep and put my clone in America :D fuck yeah mount and blade!!!! THAT is a game I wish more people played. | ||
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Eruaphadion
Canada78 Posts
I'm so heartbroken. | ||
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Eruaphadion
Canada78 Posts
On May 24 2011 10:54 sc4k wrote: That's saying nothing. Technically, 'most' books written in the past 100 years were total failures. If you are talking about classic literature, then no, not by any stretch of imagination -.- PS anyone who likes jedis really should play any game from the Jedi Knight series. Insanely fun and simpler but you actually get to do lightsaber fighting and both 2 and 3 have extremely good flow to them. Thats exactly what I mean... I know it doesn't even come close to classic literature, but a video game (A medium not hailed for it's artistic value) has in fact beaten books at their own game in the past century. (Now there have obviously been some good books written in a century, I just like hyperbole) | ||
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Enervate
United States1769 Posts
Is it worth it for me to go searching for the sequel now? It's not on steam so it would be pretty inconvenient to get imo. | ||
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MonsieurGrimm
Canada2441 Posts
On May 24 2011 10:52 vindKtiv wrote: And so does many other RPG games. While I do agree with the fact that the simplistic morality is a detriment, I have yet to find an RPG game where I felt like I had control over the dialogue AND the dialogue didn't boil down to "Click this option to be evil," and "Click this option to be good." Dialogue and morality often pains me in RPG games, so I wouldn't ding KotOR for failing in a process that many other games have failed at before. Until we can somehow express everything we want to say into the game without the filter of GUIs, selection boxes, and "dialogue wheels," then I doubt the morality system will ever get complex enough to satisfy everyone. You should play Deus Ex, for sure... one of the games ever imoimo... even though it's probably closer to an FPS than an RPG. You can do almost whatever the fuck you want in that game, and the story will adapt to it. And the ending(s) are pure gold. | ||
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masterbreti
Korea (South)2711 Posts
On May 24 2011 10:57 sc4k wrote: Haha, did someone clone me when I was asleep and put my clone in America :D fuck yeah mount and blade!!!! THAT is a game I wish more people played. lol. I have all 3 games and ave put in about 70 hours just on native alone for warband. about 15 for fire and sword. and countless on orignal mount and blade. Its an awesome mix of rts and rpg. combines both amazingly well imho. | ||
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lee365
United States448 Posts
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Sgany
United Kingdom790 Posts
On May 24 2011 10:50 GTR wrote: i've finished this like 4 or 5 times. should i go back and do a sixth? =[ No you should play it for a "Sith" time *puts on sunglasses* "YEAHHHHHH" | ||
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Khul Sadukar
Australia1735 Posts
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On May 24 2011 11:18 Sgany wrote: No you should play it for a "Sith" time *puts on sunglasses* "YEAHHHHHH" Holy Sith Epic win Sgany :D | ||
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tangwhat
New Zealand446 Posts
On May 24 2011 10:55 masterbreti wrote: I tried kotor once I think. I didn't find ti to my taste though. But that was years ago. Thinking of downloading it to give it a try. Though tbh I didn't enjoy dragon age, or mass effect. I enjoyed obilvion somewhat. I guess 'm in the minority that don't enjoy most mainstream rpg games. Though tbh I love the mount and blade series. They are amazing. while on the topic of rpg's. any ones one might care to suggest ones other than the obivious kotor Morrowind, Persona 4, Baldur's Gate 2, Planescape: Torment. But obviously try Kotor out again it's one of the best(this includes KOTOR2). | ||
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Anda
Germany152 Posts
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GTR
51490 Posts
On May 24 2011 11:30 tangwhat wrote: Morrowind, Persona 4, Baldur's Gate 2, Planescape: Torment. But obviously try Kotor out again it's one of the best(this includes KOTOR2). whoever hasn't played persona 3 and 4 should literally drop everything they are doing and GET TO IT. if you don't have a ps2, EMULATE it xD | ||
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Fruscainte
4596 Posts
On May 24 2011 11:34 GTR wrote: whoever hasn't played persona 3 and 4 should literally drop everything they are doing and GET TO IT. if you don't have a ps2, EMULATE it xD I'm sorry, but jRPG's suck. | ||
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