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Star Wars™: Knights of the Old Republic seriesPlaying KOTOR for the first time... and it rocks!!(6 posts)(6 posts)
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Posted May 21, 2017
Man I'm enjoying this game so much - it's perhaps a bit of a slow burner at first but oh boy, I've just had my encouter with Darth Malak - didn't see that little twist coming!! Can't wait to see how this all plays out now...
Posted May 21, 2017
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heartburnron: Man I'm enjoying this game so much - it's perhaps a bit of a slow burner at first but oh boy, I've just had my encouter with Darth Malak - didn't see that little twist coming!! Can't wait to see how this all plays out now...
Yeah, the game is good. And actually it is worth replaying again after a while, especially if you are playing without any guides (as you should!). There are some small things hidden here and there which one can easily miss during first playthrough and which make the game even more fun!
Posted May 22, 2017
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heartburnron: Man I'm enjoying this game so much - it's perhaps a bit of a slow burner at first but oh boy, I've just had my encouter with Darth Malak - didn't see that little twist coming!! Can't wait to see how this all plays out now...
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Lebesgue: Yeah, the game is good. And actually it is worth replaying again after a while, especially if you are playing without any guides (as you should!). There are some small things hidden here and there which one can easily miss during first playthrough and which make the game even more fun!
I only ever use a guide if I'm stuck. I suppose I might replay it one day but it's exeptionally rare for me to replay a game and given the compulisve game buying I've developed this year it could be a while... Although in saying that I'm actually playing Resident Evil 5 again and am really enjoying it - that was a bit different though as I recently bought the DLC only to discover that you have to play through to a certain part of the game to unlock the extra levels - I had unistalled it so hard to start again. Under rated game RE5 in my opinion...
Posted May 22, 2017
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Lebesgue: Yeah, the game is good. And actually it is worth replaying again after a while, especially if you are playing without any guides (as you should!). There are some small things hidden here and there which one can easily miss during first playthrough and which make the game even more fun!
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heartburnron: I only ever use a guide if I'm stuck. I suppose I might replay it one day but it's exeptionally rare for me to replay a game and given the compulisve game buying I've developed this year it could be a while... Although in saying that I'm actually playing Resident Evil 5 again and am really enjoying it - that was a bit different though as I recently bought the DLC only to discover that you have to play through to a certain part of the game to unlock the extra levels - I had unistalled it so hard to start again. Under rated game RE5 in my opinion...
I hear you. But I personally like to come back to my favorite games after a while (often after years have passed) to "re-experience" them. Invariably, during the additional playthroughs I always discover new bits that I missed before.
Posted May 22, 2017
When you're in the mood to replay the game, play with both sides Light Side and Dark Side for each playthrough it's really fun.
Posted May 22, 2017
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Damien.01: When you're in the mood to replay the game, play with both sides Light Side and Dark Side for each playthrough it's really fun.
Yeah I've loving playing to get Dark Side points. I'm generally quite nice to my companions and a complete Mike Hunt to everyone else! It's great to feel gleefully wicked sometimes!
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