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Originally Posted by The Batlord
Never got to play the second one, but the first KOTOR is one of the greatest games I've ever played. I still imagine the temple at Korriban every now and again. Also one of the only games where your generic, character face choices don't suck.
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If you enjoyed the first one, you'd have a blast with the second one. The second one offers a lot more control over how your party reacts to you and it adds the influence factor so you can either make them hate you or make them follow you to whichever side you choose for that character. I did the research as well and they say that every character you have (besides the droids im assuming) can be turned into a jedi, so there's that factor to try to work with as well. It's a lot of fun.
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Originally Posted by Yac
Kotor 2 ... as much as I loved the story, characters and the setting - the level design ... Back in the day we sat down with some friends to talk about this and we all realized that there were multiple places in the game where the level design was artificially making the game longer. No straight corridors, quests forcing you to run from one side of the map to the other constantly etc.
I tried playing it again a couple months ago but I couldn't get the game to work 
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I think they counter that with the "burst of speed" power, though it doesn't do a whole lot at lower levels. Not sure if you knew this, but on the Telos mission when you first start, there are terminals that you can "teleport" through to make that part of the game go a lot quicker. When I figured that out, I was so excited. However, I do agree from thinking back on it that there is a huge amount of running around from A to B and then back again, but I love them anyway, as you do.