Trial

Revan · #1 (**permalink**) 09-19-2003, 09:35 PM

I was wondering if any one knew if there was anyway to win the trail of Jolee Bindo's friend on Manaan? I've gone threw several times and all ended up with him getting locked up

Mattaeus · #2 (**permalink**) 09-19-2003, 10:57 PM

SPOILER
The below text was taken strait from the walkthrough:
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Finding Sunry innocent:

Here is how the trial should proceed. First up will be Ignus. If you persuaded him, he will confess that he heard the shot after Sunry left, to your favor. If not, he will testify against Sunry. Next will be Firith Me. During your cross-examination of Firith, ask if she is indeed a Dark Jedi. Now ask if he actually saw the murder take place. Now choose no more questions.

After Firith will come Gluupor. During your cross-examination, ask if he planted the medal. Now ask if he saw the murder happen. Then choose no more questions.

Now Elora will come out. During your cross-examination, ask her about Sunry's affair. Then have no more questions. Finally, Sunry comes out. When you have a chance, ask Sunry simply if he went there to end the affair, would the sith object? Now choose no more questions.

It's time for your closing argument. Choose first "No one actually witnessed the murder." Next choose "Sunry went to end the affair so the sith killed her." Then close your case. After a brief intermission, Sunry will be found innocent, you'll get 500xp and you can expect lower prices at both main merchants, one in East Central and one in Ahto East.

Now mind you you must complet most of the sub quests befor the trial if your going to find him innocent...talk to all the witnesses and get them to confess to what they know......I wasnt able to do this without getting a Darkside point.

Revan · #3 (**permalink**) 09-20-2003, 07:19 PM

Thanks man

lordsevalle · #4 (**permalink**) 09-27-2003, 05:14 PM

simply, force persuade is a good way to get them to tell you all they know...

Mattaeus · #5 (**permalink**) 09-27-2003, 06:41 PM

You can't Force Persuade the council on Manaan...they have taken "precautions" for this.

Ulic3098 · #6 (**permalink**) 09-30-2003, 02:30 PM

I wish that you could have used force persuade on the guy in the locker in the underwater base on manaan.

Food for fishy thats you...... craks me up.

BTW did anybody see that hillarious bit between bastilla and mission when mission is asking bastila if she ever uses the force to like trip people up ?

Man that is one funny piece.

Just another thing that sets this game in a class of its own.

defiacne · #7 (**permalink**) 11-07-2003, 05:17 PM

that was hilarious!!! I rolled off the couch to reboot and watch it better while sitting up! That was awesome.

fable · #8 (**permalink**) 11-08-2003, 08:31 AM

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Originally posted by Ulic3098
BTW did anybody see that hillarious bit between bastilla and mission when mission is asking bastila if she ever uses the force to like trip people up ?

Man that is one funny piece.

Just another thing that sets this game in a class of its own.

It *is* great, but why should it put KotoR in "a class of its own?" BG2 (both SoA and ToB) were doing this years ago. In fact, Bioware simply carried over its random dialog pieces between NPCs. If you like 'em, try those other games, and pay especial attention to any random party NPC interactions which involve Jan, the thief/mage gnome. (I really got a kick out of how Jan would rib Sarevok, the evil fighter who was actually the villain in BG1, and whom you could reclaim from the dead in BG2/ToB. Loved to hear Jan call the hulking theater-of-destruction "Binky."

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