KotOR III Storyline and Remarks

[jack0]

I love both of the games, complete them evry way possible, dark light, boy girl, and i think tht on the third 1, we will av a choice of wht happened in the 2nd one. Cauese if ur bad the ebon hawk dies so... Ull be either revan or the exile, and they will be in the same party, it will take place at the outer rim and there will be new jedi masters and will be a bit like the 1st i think. I hope if ur the darkside u can av more power cause in the 1st one, i killed the leader of koriban and i thought i would be the new leader but they attaked me. i hope u becme some sort of leader and train people to be dark or good. i also want the creation choices better, like editing apperance better in detail, and stuff , and i hope u get a lightsaber without havin 2 w8 4 hours and 6 in both games until you can make 1. if any1 wants to talk 2 me about there loadsthen say ok i luv these games

[jack0]

i think her storyline is good there are a couple of things i wanted 2 know about the games, how did malak get his jaw cut off??
why does kria hate the force??
and if ur dark at the end of 2, the ebon hawk dies so it will be hard 4 them to make 3 i think

[obrad]

Originally Posted by DarthSpiden

...also bao-dur no matter if you are good or bad, is dead. he says it in the transmission on malachor V . somethin like if you are hearing this i am gone.

No, he doesn't. He says:"If you are hearing this, then the General was right." and then he explains how to activate Mass Shadow Generator. There is no telling of what happened to him. He may have been supposed to sacrifice himself at some point in the game, but it was cut, so it didn't happen. Also, Darth Traya says his future is uncertain. How much suprises can there be in the afterlife?

[Vincent Kane]

I thick that the story line continues from KoTOR 2. But when you create a character insteed of only chooseing between jedi gardian, jedi sentinal or jedi consalaur you also get three more options. Sith options. So if you become jedi you continue flying awat from malachor V and you start a new good story line. If you choose sith beginning you contiue from taking the throne of malachor sith acadamy then you do what kreia said and take a ship orbiting the planet and fly off in search of reven. But since i have not finished KoTOR 1 i dont know the story of reven. So thats how i think the beginning will go.

[sleepless 1]

Personally I like starting from scratch and building my character up. Yeah working with a vibrosword in the beginning kind of sucks, but its all part of developing the character. I’d like to see the game start out the way the previous KOTOR games did. Some planet that is mostly inconsequential. Your character starts out as a base class (smuggler/scoundrel, soldier, scout, tech, pilot maybe…etc) but you are a force adept who has crossed paths with revan and the exile at some point in time. The first party character you encounter you answer various questions that will set up the alignment of revan and the exile just like you did with atton in the beginning of KOTOR II. As you work your way through the first planet, maybe working against/with the exchange, you will have various alignment choices that will ultimately take you in one of two different directions. If you make light side alignment choices then you will go to coruscant or dantooine. If you make dark side alignment choices then you will go to korriban or yavin IV. Once you get to which ever planet you choose then the spirit of a jedi will appear to you as your teacher. I’m thinking one like master kavar or master vrook if your alignment is light side, maybe exar kun or marka ragnos if you choose the dark path. Just like the handmaiden and ajunta pall you can interact directly with which ever spirit to increase your ability with a lightsaber. If you choose the light side, I think it would be cool if you had to go through the trials before becoming a knight and then some sort of test to become a master. Whether you follow the light path or the dark path, I think you should get an apprentice as well. Once you have established yourself with which ever alignment you choose then you meet up with revan and the exile and go from there. Regardless of how bioware designs the game, I think there should be more side missions. I really like the idea of an end boss at each planet, or maybe some sort of major mission for each planet. Plus I think there should be more than one crystal cave.

As for the main character and party characters, I really like the idea of more options for customizing including species. Since it is a new game then the party characters should be new as well. I think revan and/or the exile should eventually become party members just not initially. If your alignment is light side, then the party members of KOTOR II should eventually become the members of the jedi council. Since the dark side doesn’t really have a council I don’t know what you could do with them, but I’m certain bioware will come up with something.

In regards to planets, more would certainly make the game interesting. Korriban and dantooine are really the only two that should be part of the game. Only because both planets hold a history and key elements to both light and dark side paths. If you go to wikipedia you can find a long list of star wars planets available for use, why not use them. Now tatooine is a planet worthy of debate and discussion. Since the planet is used in every movie (including a brief mention in the empire strikes back) and used in KOTOR I. I can’t help but think there is something more significant in regards to the force on tatooine. Buts that’s just my opinion.

[playa8624]

OK, well, remember in KOTOR II if you bring Mandalore (Canderous) with you on the planets and you encounter Mandilorians, then he will send them to Dxun and the Mandilorian army is growing. i am sooooooo sure thats whats going to happen. The True sith will eventually attack and the republic is broken so it cant do anything. But the Re-gathered Mandilorian Army will rise to defend the galaxy. If you think abut it, recruiting Mandilorians was not a side quest, so what other reason could there possibly be for the gathering of the clans? The Mandilorians will defend the Republic:The conqourors will become the saviors. All of the star wars games and movies have pretty much beem about redemption right? The Mandilorians redeem themselves by saving the Republic from the Attack! Why will they save the republic? Because Revan convinced Mandilore to do so, I think before Revan left he told Mandilore and Carth to gather forces. (Remember that in the official story Revan was good). Ynow on Tatooine when Canderous kills Jagi, he says that it doesnt feel as good as he thought it would. He decided to change, and seeing as he is the new Mandilore, the Mandilorians will as well! Im soooooo sure thats it, it just fits perfectly! Well, what do you guys think? Do you think Im right, if you see some flaws in this story please point them out so im not delusional. Oh, and yeah, this isnt the entire story obviusly but likely plays a key role.


Here, look at these conversation that were taken out of the game: tubertarian.com; scurvacious and delicious
Ok, read them all and the "Handmaiden or Visas says goodbye to the exile" and the "Visas and Mandalore speak on the Ravager" ones in particular. They talk about how Revan told them that there was going to be another war, a bigger war. They talk about recruiting new people. I believe those people in you party will gather small armies in order to defend the republic.

[11Revan26]

I was thinking you could be revans long lost brother or sister.

[Adumbral]

I have to agree, unfortunately, that although I would love for KOTORIII to feature Revan, it just won't happen...for a lot of reasons (too complicated, too expensive to write all the possibilities. I would really like to find out what did happen to Revan, and I would be very disappointed if the "closure" turns out to be Revan's death. And, I dislike the idea that Revan is definitively "LS male". Differing appearance, that I can overlook. But gender/alignment switch? Negates the character I've built up (and enjoyed) before. For people new to the story, maybe a quick prologue ID'ing Revan, the Exile, Bastila, Carth, and other important people?)

I like the aforementioned idea that you start out as a young Jedi. So, maybe as a young apprentice/Padawan, you were sent off-planet for safety (scatter the trainees among planets hoping some will survive) during the Jedi Civil War, and now that the fighting is over, you resume your training. One of the few remaining Jedi, your Master, (someone from KotORII?), says to you that Revan, who is mentioned as a great strategist by Canderous in KotORI, is one of the few people who could bring stability out of the current chaos. Then you get the option to reply with Revan's alignment/gender (and incidentally determining whether Carth is alive/dead). Then you discuss finding Revan, mentioning the Exile hasn't succeeded, and then...you are to go find him/her. At that point, to solve the Bastila question, you could talk about Bastila's bond with Revan, and point out that she might have some ideas where to start looking, or alternatively, mention that it's too bad Revan killed her as she might have had some ideas.

So, assuming they are not dead, you get a side-"quest" where you speak with Bastila, who mentions that the bond doesn't quite work like a GPS system, that she knows Revan is alive, but not much else. Since you will be looking for Revan, though, a physical description might be helpful... "dark hair, medium complexion...", or, if you wanted to get fancy, Bastila (or Carth, if Revan is female), might have a picture...if you won the swoop race on Tatooine, someone did ask for an autoprint. Or, put Revan back in the robes that s/he wore in the vision on Dantooine. And if Carth and/or Bastila are alive, they offer to keep in touch with you and pass along any information that they might have, although their other obligations do not allow them to join you

Now, you start going to Outer Rim worlds, where you start asking if anyone has seen Revan. After all, if Revan doesn't have the Ebon Hawk, s/he must be travelling on someone's ship. So start asking around- anyone given passage to someone carrying a lightsaber recently? You can pick up party members who will join you, and you may have to do things (quests) for other people in exchange for information. There is the DS way- take what you want- and the LS way to solve these problems. And since it [i]is[i] a time of chaos, and you are on the Outer Rim, there should be plenty of Exchange members and other types to fight.

Anyway, at the end, you find Revan, and now try to convince Revan to return, to rebuild either a Jedi or a Sith order depending on alignment, and possibly also to take you as his/her apprentice. (I am assuming that people who like to play DS will play both Revan and the newcomer as DS, and vice versa...is that to much of an assumption.) If Revan was LS, then s/he probably feels some guilt about corrupting then killing his/her best friend, and doesn't want to put Carth/Bastila in the same kind of danger. If DS, well, the (second) last apprentice s/he took didn't work out so well, did he? So maybe Revan would prefer to play a lone hand, esp. as s/he is so powerful now. At any rate, if Revan is LS, Bastila/Carth helps you convince Revan. (In KotORI, Carth talks about Revan's strength and courage. So maybe they would say something about Revan's running away from everyone is cowardly, and not like the Revan they know/love). Whether Revan is LS or DS, though, you convince him/her that with the Republic in such disarray, s/he is needed to rebuild (Sith or Jedi) to face the challenge of the True Sith threat (which Revan has found out more about, and is not immediate, but will need to be dealt with). Perhaps as part of his/her "atonement" if LS, or if DS, just as a practical matter- the Sith do have a tendency to kill each other off when they don't have a strong leader to keep them in check, and even the uber-powerful Revan will need help against the True Sith.

That seems to bring Revan's story full circle, from destruction to rebuilding.