<<<Hilo Oficial/Star Wars: Kotor 2>>>

Driebes escribió:Ande puedo conseguir el 1? Es que he mirao en MM de Alacala y no esta.

Ostias asi que no ha seguido Bioware con el proyecto?Espero que estos de Obsidian hayan seguido bien con su trabajo.

I'm about 5 hours in after playing all day, minus breaks for food, sleep, "Lost" and "South Park."

I'm a male Jedi Guardian, Level 6 (yep, you do level up quickly in this game). I'm playing on the Light Side, as a fighter. Poured my stats into Str, Dex, Con and Wis, with Int and Cha at 10.

Impressions: The game is a darker, more mysterious version of KOTOR 1. The controls handle about the same. The look of the game is generally darker, as your character wakes up on the wrong end of galaxy-eating Civil War. Things are bad for the Jedi, but even worse for you. You have little backstory (akin to KOTOR 1: you are "special," but you don't know just how special as of yet).

After a prologue that serves to get you use to the controls (note: the game allows you to skip this altogether, but I'd recommend you slog through it anyway if not for a few small surprises to a KOTOR 1 mainstay), your character wakes up on an asteriod mining facility. And while you do meet up with a few sentient beings throughout the facility, it's mostly all about you.

The story of how you got here, and what's going on is told through a series of holographic projections, all done from different points of view of the station's personnel. Generally, your arrival somehow triggered a series of bizarre and fatal incidents. And while you do encounter some opposition, what's most appealing is how the absent station personnel regard you, revealing bits and pieces of their disasters along with what has happened between KOTOR 1 and 2.

And as you try to make your way around the facility, you get a visitor that's not too happy to see you.

Combat: Fighting is the same in KOTOR 2 and in 1, with the exception of different stances you can adopt: Aggressive, a pssive stance, grenades, force support. This was an option you selected for characters in KOTOR 1's menus, but now it's out in the open.

Combat is still turn-based with an invisible d20 engine rumbling in the background.

So far, I haven't learned any combat styles, although the manual lists 7 and hints at 11. I haven't gotten a lightsaber yet, but I started with Force powers at level 2. (A note: Stun Droid sucks early on. It's easier to take on mech opposition with a handy-dandy sword). You can go into the menu and set up an set of back-up weapons that you can switch to quickly during combat (ideal for ranged and melee scenarios)!

Graphics: Looks like a dank version of KOTOR 1. It's moody and atmospheric so far, but not Chris Carter-bad, where everyone forgot to pay the electric bill. It works very well in this early on a spookily deserted mining colony, where the holographic ghosts keep you company.

Sound: It's Star Wars, with Jeremy Soule doing music, like KOTOR 1. There's more of an ambient quality this time around, with creaking and distant beeping keeping you on your toes. Music is a little more somber and foreboding this early this go around.

Gameplay: It's like KOTOR 1, for all its brillance and flaws. If you liked KOTOR 1, you'll be fine. If not, well...

What's new: Well, more force powers (I gained a new feat about level 4 called Unarmed Specialist, which means you can do respectable damage when you have no swag to beat on people with). Around level 6 (your mileage may vary), I gained the ability to influence (either good or bad) members of my party. I can't find anywhere in the menus yet a meter that says if I'm on someone's nice or naughty list, so I can't gauge what they are thinking. The Force Alignment Meter is back, and it seems damn difficult to budge to the Light Side, no matter how many light points I gain. It seems the gamemakers are making you earn your halo in this go-around. Oh, and you get the innate ability to precog things (it pops up randomly, and against your command so don't get too excited).

What's bad: Some poor collision detection, bashing open some doors takes a long time, the whole idea of building items at the workbench out of raw materials is one I'll need some time with, enemies so far are a bit too easy. (note: this is about 2% of the game for me so far) Also, the adventures so far are sorta linear, you can sometimes feel the game push you in a certain direction. And when you create your character, it feels like you have less heads to pick from (which is lacking if you compare it to recent release Blinx 2, where you can build your cat/pig from a zillion different options).

What's good: OMG! Everything else. The dread, the sense of chaos coming around the corner, the mystery, a ghoulish puzzle involving a voice recorder, your new-found compatriots (one mysterious, one a smart-ass), creeping around dead installations, the on-the-fly weapons switching, the dialogue options are well-done, how the interface fades away after a few seconds of non-combat-based exploration, the cutscenes, the script in general.

Overall, you get the feeling that this is a massive game. I have no idea how deep I am into it, but I feel like I've just begun. The game keeps its cards close to its vest, sneaking in some humor here and there as well as the story. When the revelations do come, I think it'll be massive. I hope so, because I am enjoying this game more that KOTOR 1 (and I was an addicted little KOTOR monkey, let me tell you). Let's put it this way: this adventure is going to last you far longer than Halo 2.

llorllo escribió:Creeis que será necesario haber jugado al 1 para jugar a esta segunda parte??

Orodreth escribió:Además, al principio puedes elegir qué final ocurrió en el original.

Shamino escribió:


!WoW!, no sabía eso que guapo, la verdad nunca habia visto un comienzo eligiendo el final anterior, habra que jugarlo 4 veces, uno empezando con el final malo, terminandolo bien, malo, malo, bien bien, bien malo xDDD.

¿Vosotros me entendeis no?

Shamino escribió:Dicho y hecho, lastima que no este en español....

Romances are a little different in Kotor2, I just wanted to warn you guys. We provided more romance options in K2 (you can choose who you want to romance, and sometimes the romance problems don’t even involve you and your companions at all - this'll become clearer in the game).

Not only that, but there will be instances where the influence you have with one romantic rival may cause unpleasant repercussions with another, and the jealousy wars will begin, because let’s face it, your character is the hottest, coolest, most badass ex-Jedi in the galaxy. What’s even better, is that because your character is a tortured soul with a tortured past, that just makes your character even more interesting to those of the opposite sex.

Of course, you COULD be a shallow, manipulative, evil monster, but hey, nobody else needs to realize that until too late – Padme sure didn’t.

Anyway, all that said, we’ve played the romances in K2 a little closer to the chest. This is not because I am not a romantic, but I feel that not only is the game darker than Feargus’ soul, but also because life is fundamentally unfair, unrequited, and that Cheers, Moonlighting and any other series where romance was brought into the picture was ultimately devastated by consummating that relationship. So expect a more Terry Pratchett approach to romances, and a lot more subtle innuendos and off-stage battling.

Anyway, just wanted to make sure we were all on the same page and dash your “I’m going to have a 5 year relationship with X companion, marry that companion, and have children with him or her” hopes before they raised their heads.

Besides, let’s face it, love stinks.

Shamino escribió:¿Como con Bastila dices?

Shamino escribió:¿Como con Bastila dices?

Shamino escribió:¿Habrá relaciones entre hombres como en el Fable?

Inofensivo escribió:
Es cierto que trata de ser más "oscuro" que el anterior, pero la premisa principal del argumento (

eres "una grieta o herida en la fuerza" y gracias a eso puedes llegar a provocar que la fuerza "desaparezca" ¿¿¿MANDEEEEEE???

) para mi es que no hay por dónde cogerla...

Inofensivo escribió:Aparte de que el juego adolece profundamente de una galería de personajes sin carisma... La mitad de mis compañeros no me decían nada ni entendía los forzados motivos que tenían para seguirme en mis viajes.

Inofensivo escribió:Pero en especial me decepcionaron los villanos. A pesar de un diseño a priori interesante me quedé sin saber casi nada de su pasado, trasfondo, motivaciones... De hecho el único motivo válido que encontré en el juego para enfrentarme a ellos es que me atacaban primero

Inofensivo escribió:Un problema para mi gusto tanto del KOTOR como del KOTOR2 es la poca variedad de personajes que puedes crear. Básicamente vas a hacer un jedi orientado al combate, hagas lo que hagas, y el resto de opciones (skills como persuasión o stealth) van a ser accesorias, para momentos "poco importantes" y subquests. Se nota claramente por el hecho de que las abundantes secuencias cinemáticas desactivan automáticamente el modo stealth por arte de magia: te tienes que enfrentar a todos los jefes "de cabeza contra ellos".

DANIPSX escribió:alguien me puede echar un cablecillo?

Voy al menu y no me deja colocar la dicha mina, miro en el inventario y ni pajolera, no entiendo el porque, cambio de equipo, etc pero nada, porque no puedo equiparlas o como lo hago???

Gerolimorr escribió:

Yo tengo otra duda, es sobre el "supuesto" reconocimiento del juego de lo que hicistes en el anterior Kotor. Por si acaso lo pongo en Spoiler.

FaSCoRP escribió:Yo terminé el juego, y en cuanto a los bugs, debo decir que se me colgó en tres ocasiones, y se me corrompieron 2 archivos de partidas.

Es muy bien juego, tiene algunas fallas pero es MUCHO mejor que el primero, que no me gustó mucho a decir verdad.

Gerolimorr escribió:En Dantooine:

se supone que se puede hacer algo con los huevos denominados "puerta de tatooine"? En la cueva de los bichos feos xD. Otra cosa, hay algun escenario en algun momento del juego en el que se te permita subir de nivel? Sin avanzar en la historia me quiero referir (aunque le restaria bastante gracia al juego). Otra, sobre el pasado de Keira...era Jedi, la exiliaron y se paso a los shits y ahora ha "dejado los shits"?(es lo que he entendido en el video) o al reves? Solo me gustaria saber de lo que realmente pasa en el video, cuando la golpean los shits y ta pq le preguntas de que vando es.l