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I didn't play RTKX much over break. Got, um, bored of it. I do like the new design, and a lot of the freedom and stuff, but just didn't keep my interest against playing KoTOR. That's just about all I did over my Wednesday-Monday break. I think I put a combined 35 hours in either I or II, although mostly I.
I cannot express to you the feeling that you get when you get to the huge plot-twist in KoTOR I, run away, fight some stupid wimpy drone pilots or something, then have the game stick on you when Carth speaks in the Ebon Hawk shortly afterward! There is a scratch on the CD, I think, that is causing this, since I tried it 2 more times and it just wouldn't advance past the same point! I got so mad that I went back to KoTOR II and finally beat the thing (thanks Lurch for the assistance; I did sorta do what you suggested). The ending wasn't too horrible, although I guess I was expecting the worst.
I started another game on KoTOR II, then. I finally decided to be a Sith, or evil, or whatever. While it is fun to insult people and etc., it gets a little old after a while. Still fun to kill random people instead of sparing them, though, and was nice to screw over those Ithorians. I basically end up memorizing the voice patterns on the "aliens" since they only have 3-4 different things they say, just different words below.
Oh yeah, I was really hoping that being evil in KoTOR II wouldn't be like being evil in Fable, where your character ends up looking disgusting. I was let down. Honestly, most of the people I think are evil in our world are considered the "better looking" people. Eh, but that's not a place I should really go. My favorite part of being "evil" so far is insulting Kreia a lot. I can't stand her.
Across the three games, I've used the names Grace Keller, Gale Star, and Cyan Bombassa. They are all combinations of the names that the random generator gave me. I guess I did have a save for KoTOR I with my character, Ziggy Piggy, but I got stuck at the Rancor, then when I went to play it figured I would just start from scratch.
I am very surprised to see the large amount of people who end up in both games. Aside from the Ebon Hawk and a few of the planets, I noticed Carth appears in the second, although not as a playable guy. Then you have that silly R2D2-wannabe droid, the HK47 droid (which I actually use in the first game. I never did pick him once in the second), and Canderous, although I didn't realize that he was in the second until I went back and beat it, and they said his real name.