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I'm assuming everyone who reads and participates in this thread
doesn't mind spoilers from the first two in the series...
In KOTOR2 Kreia talks at length about the outer regions and how
Revan went there to seek out the real threat and the mysteries of
the so-called Sith. She describes Revan as a character with a
destiny that transcends whether he is light or dark. He is so
strong in the Force he saves the republic not once but
twice.
He reminds me of Nietzsche's Superman. One who transcends mere
morality and, whether he cares or not, is able to cause real
change in his world unlike the peon who never can.
Revan is after the real war. I don't have her exact quote but she
says something along the lines of: the real war will not be
fought with droids and space ships. It will be fought, she
continues, in hearts and minds.
It's hinted at the end that the Exile (the General) will likely
follow Revan and join the real war. In the cut out ending the
Exile orders her companions (Disciple I think?) to stay and train
others for what is to come.
Darth Sion also hints to it: "... and one broken Jedi cannot stop
the darkness that is to come." I don't think he's referring to
himself. He seems to broken when you meet him for the final
confrontation.
Something tells me this is all foreshadowing for the real sequel,
KOTOR3, where you play a character who will face the real
threat. Lightsabres, force powers, and droids won't matter. In
this sequel I don't picture encountering the Exile or
Revan. Their story is complete or mostly complete.
I imagine you will play a Padawan in a new Jedi Order led by
either the Handmaiden or Disciple (or both) with Carth and
Bastilla returning as much older characters who have always known
the real threat was to come.
Bastilla, if you pick LS male ending for KOTOR1, will ask Carth
"does he know?" after your meeting with Carth. I think they're
eluding to the real threat that is to come.
I'm assuming everyone who reads and participates in this thread
doesn't mind spoilers from the first two in the series...
In KOTOR2 Kreia talks at length about the outer regions and how
Revan went there to seek out the real threat and the mysteries of
the so-called Sith. She describes Revan as a character with a
destiny that transcends whether he is light or dark. He is so
strong in the Force he saves the republic not once but
twice.
He reminds me of Nietzsche's Superman. One who transcends mere
morality and, whether he cares or not, is able to cause real
change in his world unlike the peon who never can.
Revan is after the real war. I don't have her exact quote but she
says something along the lines of: the real war will not be
fought with droids and space ships. It will be fought, she
continues, in hearts and minds.
It's hinted at the end that the Exile (the General) will likely
follow Revan and join the real war. In the cut out ending the
Exile orders her companions (Disciple I think?) to stay and train
others for what is to come.
Darth Sion also hints to it: "... and one broken Jedi cannot stop
the darkness that is to come." I don't think he's referring to
himself. He seems to broken when you meet him for the final
confrontation.
Something tells me this is all foreshadowing for the real sequel,
KOTOR3, where you play a character who will face the real
threat. Lightsabres, force powers, and droids won't matter. In
this sequel I don't picture encountering the Exile or
Revan. Their story is complete or mostly complete.
I imagine you will play a Padawan in a new Jedi Order led by
either the Handmaiden or Disciple (or both) with Carth and
Bastilla returning as much older characters who have always known
the real threat was to come.
Bastilla, if you pick LS male ending for KOTOR1, will ask Carth
"does he know?" after your meeting with Carth. I think they're
eluding to the real threat that is to come.
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