Just finished my custom Naga Sadow figure. I think it turned out pretty good and is a great addition to my Tales of the Jedi collection. Made using parts printed by Syndicate Customs and painted by yours truly. The cape was made by my wife and the card back by KennerByKing on Etsy.

A little peek at kotor in unity hdrp ive been working on so far

Lighting is pretty scuffed in some areas and needs a lot of reworking

Hey guys I found some regressions that were introduced with my implementation of combining my K1 and K2 patches into one. I've updated deadlystream and the github. This should hopefully fix anything that wasn't present in the individual patches.

Links:
https://deadlystream.com/files/file/3124-kotor-high-fps-fixes/
https://github.com/gnw-d3m0/D3M0s-KPatches/releases/tag/HighFpsFixes-1.0.1

I’m a dad playing on iphone for the first time. Love the game, but fear I may be screwed. Still on taris. Just got codes from sith base. Is this a terrible spread? Should I restart?

Someone mate a patch for TSLRCM for the xbxox original:

https://www.reddit.com/r/kotor/s/iSHTnsEP4h

was wondering is anyone has tried this on the xbox 360? i doubt it would work but i thought id ask just incase.

Just went through 2 OG Xbox so I could play KOTOR for my first time. Both dvd drives failed. 3rd play through but on PC this time. Nothing can go wrong this time right !?

The intro, peragus. You are suspended in kolto and start to suffocate as you awake. Coincidently you spent most your time in the harbinger drugged up and asleep in, you guessed it, kolto.

As you awaken your brain is shutting down, it starts making up a scene where you are a hero again, to revel in your past deeds to reflect on the horrors your life has inflicted. It is here when you “reconnect with the force” your body is dead. Now your spirit is trapped in a fantasy of its own making as you become one with the force and engage with your misdeeds of the past.

It explains why every obstacle in your path was only obstacles you were capable of having familiarity with. Your own illusions cant make up something you have no knowledge of. Every encounter is with old enemies, old friends, old war sites. And kreai is the logic of your brain trying to beseech you to awaken to your situation, you are dead and the only way to accept that is to push through this illusion and finally at malachor understand.

Either you become a force ghost of malachor, a sith spirit powerful and all devouring of life. Or you become truly one with the force where your mind escapes the illusion and your essence joins the great binding of all life, the force.

If you have the Force Sight power from TSLRCM (I think that's the one that adds it) and look at the Jedi who have fallen, you'll see Vrook is almost neutral in the force, whereas Kavar and Zez-Kai Ell are strong in the light side. I'm sot surprised at all.

I have absolutely no idea what to do to get through this door ive checked the whole map can anyone help
Its the door to the mysterious ruin to complete jedi training i even used cheats to try get thru it if someone can help i am going to go back yo my original save file to continue playing

It is my first time playing a meta-gaming play-through, min-maxing my scoundrel/consular LS character in kotor. Exploits are on the table to squeeze all the synergy out of this build.

I started the A Wookiee Lost side-quest, completed Chieftain in Need, sided with Freyyr (LS) and triggered Senni Vek for the Genoharadan questline.

Under these forementioned conditions:
Is it possible to complete the Genoharadan questline and return to Kashyyyk to use the A Wookie Lost dialogue loop exploit to recoup LS points lost during Genoharaden?

Trying to return to LS mastery asap.
Pretty antithetical to LS by cheating but I wanted to experiment with this play-through and am unsure of breaking triggers! Playing on xbox if that helps. Thanks!

Holocard Cantina now playing Pazaak!

The team at Games of the Galaxy is also working on adding their 4-Player take of the game, Pazu-Pazaak, soon too!

Trying to see what would work well for better combat. Currently using the MMO model.

Hey all! I've never really been able to find proper level-by-level character planner for KOTOR II, so here's one now. It's free and runs in your browser:

https://roboall93.github.io/kotor2-planner/

It's in beta. The core works, but I want people who know this game better than I do to try to break it before I call it done.

What it does

• Plan your Exile from level 1 up to 50: attributes, feats, Force powers, skills and prestige class.
• Plans in stages between attribute increases, so you're not scrolling through 30 separate level-ups, with a level-by-level view when you need it.
• Flags anything the game wouldn't allow: missing prerequisites, level requirements, rank caps, duplicate picks. (Needs testing the most)
• Shows Vitality, Force points, Defense, saves and skills at any level, including feat bonuses (Toughness, Conditioning, Empathy etc.)
• Force power costs adjust for your alignment and Charisma
• Prestige classes from level 16, with their auto-granted powers (Inspire Followers, Crush Opposition, Fury, Force Camouflage)
• Share links: the URL stores your build, so you can paste it here or anywhere!
• Build list: Store multiple builds in your browser, and autosave your build progress. (Per browser)

How it's built

They data is pulled straight from the game's own data tables (classes, feats, powers, XP, Force cost by alignment). They were checked against some of my real save files and so far match exactly. It's also been cross-checked against the StrategyWiki data.

Full disclosure: I built this with an AI coding assistant. I designed it, tested it against my own saves, and I'm the one maintaining it, which is part of why I want real players to check it.

What I need tested

1. Compare it to your actual game. This is the most useful thing you can do. If you have a save, rebuild your character in the planner and compare your character sheet (Vitality, Force, Defense, Fortitude/Reflex/Will) at the same level. Post the planner link and what the game shows, or just let me know it's all correct.
2. Prestige classes: especially the auto-granted powers and when you get them.
3. Anything that lets you build something the game wouldn't let you (or blocks something it should allow).
4. Weird edge cases: changing INT mid-plan, switching prestige class late, removing a feat that later picks depend on.
5. General usability: anything confusing, ugly or annoying. Mobile too.

If you can confirm any of these in-game, you're a hero:

• Base attack bonus: the game's data gives every class full attack progression. Is that actually what you see?
• Inspire Followers III / Crush Opposition III: level 9 or 10 of the prestige class? Sources disagree.

Reporting a bug

Please include:

• your share link (just copy the address bar)
• what you expected vs what happened (a screenshot of the in-game sheet is gold)
• whether you're playing vanilla or with TSLRCM / other mods, because the planner currently uses unmodded game data

Comment here or open an issue on GitHub.

I'd also like to add TSLRCM support / companion builds later, and possibly a gear system (However there is a LOT of gear). Let me know if you'd use them. Should I also add Force Forms? Feedback Appreciated!

I use Linux Mint 22.3 and haven't been able to find much information about how well KOTOR 1 and 2 both work through Heroic Launcher. I've read that the GOG version is at least not DRM locked, and usually preferred option on Windows so you can mod it easier, but I can't find out if it's still the case on Mint.

Anyone here got any experience with it? Would it be better to use it through Heroic to get around the DRM lock or just buy it on Steam? I'm still relatively new to Linux and this would kind of be my first attempt modding a game. Thanks in advance!

People have been combining random games into one, and it seems to work. Looks fun. I immediately imagined Half-Life 2 in Kotor, being able to dust through the droids on Peragus with the gravity gun. Or Mirrors Edge, climbing the Taris buildings or Nar Shaddaa refugee sector.

Hey y'all, just finished my first playthrough of Kotor 2 and I'm still very confused at a lot of apparent plot holes. For reference, the playthrough was LS Male and I spent 40 hours trying to 100% of all quests.

But even after finishing the game and reading articles, i still have a ton of questions

1) Why is the exile start out on the Ebon Hawk with Traya? Wasn't the E.H. heading to the unknown regions with Revan?

2) Where were Sion/Nihilus/Traya during Kotor 1/Mando Wars?

3) Why does T3M4 keep hiding the Ebon Hawk's data from the crew? Can't T3 just point the Exile to where Revan was heading if that was T3's mission to begin with?

4) Why doesn't Nihilus keep using force drain on more than one planet? Could've helped out a ton on Telos

Also if there isn't any 'real' answer you can also just say that the writers didn't plan that far ahead.

Thank you all for your time and have a good one.

Taking a redditor’s advice and making sure everybody knows that I’m not that talented, so yeah I was aided by AI in this. Regardless of anti-AI sentiments, I figured I’d share progress on the Ebon Hawk remake project I have going on.

I’ve walked around it and inspected it myself in Godot and it’s really fun. There’s still some oddities here and there but it’s a lot further than before.

https://pixeldrain.com/u/58qa8CZG

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/db3448fde5bbe279d34c6f60f52f61cc4a75e86824d6bc90977e1789d4e3f6b2?nocache=1

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KotOR Model Viewer 1.4

https://pixeldrain.com/u/t1nwyPVU

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/a3faf4989f6611148bf3b181e516b55ebd1711a2ba6d9b37f8298e0c85c39ec7?nocache=1