KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

**TCrouch** · 07-30-2003, 09:53 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

Hmm...you don't have any of the feats to resist mind, eh?

Or items? He rarely stunned me...are you a 20th level, or lower?

**rheller** · 07-30-2003, 09:59 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

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TCrouch said:
Hmm...you don't have any of the feats to resist mind, eh?

Or items? He rarely stunned me...are you a 20th level, or lower?

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I'd have to look and see if I have any items that might affect my mind. I didn't go for any kind of force suppression type kind of feats. Unfortunately I think I'm a 16th level Jedi. I think the book said it would be harder for me to level up if I was a scoundrel.

Hell if I wasn't at work I could try all these things out.

**rheller** · 07-30-2003, 09:59 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

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TCrouch said:
Hmm...you don't have any of the feats to resist mind, eh?

Or items? He rarely stunned me...are you a 20th level, or lower?

<hr /></blockquote>

I'd have to look and see if I have any items that might affect my mind. I didn't go for any kind of force suppression type kind of feats. Unfortunately I think I'm a 16th level Jedi. I think the book said it would be harder for me to level up if I was a scoundrel.

Hell if I wasn't at work I could try all these things out.

**rheller** · 07-30-2003, 09:59 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

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TCrouch said:
Hmm...you don't have any of the feats to resist mind, eh?

Or items? He rarely stunned me...are you a 20th level, or lower?

<hr /></blockquote>

I'd have to look and see if I have any items that might affect my mind. I didn't go for any kind of force suppression type kind of feats. Unfortunately I think I'm a 16th level Jedi. I think the book said it would be harder for me to level up if I was a scoundrel.

Hell if I wasn't at work I could try all these things out.

**TCrouch** · 07-30-2003, 10:11 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

That's a huge part of it. As a 20th level soldier with a lot of mind resist (I hated getting stunned), it was a breeze. As a 16th level scoundrel, not a huge fighter? Ouch.

**TCrouch** · 07-30-2003, 10:11 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

That's a huge part of it. As a 20th level soldier with a lot of mind resist (I hated getting stunned), it was a breeze. As a 16th level scoundrel, not a huge fighter? Ouch.

**TCrouch** · 07-30-2003, 10:11 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

That's a huge part of it. As a 20th level soldier with a lot of mind resist (I hated getting stunned), it was a breeze. As a 16th level scoundrel, not a huge fighter? Ouch.

**rheller** · 07-30-2003, 10:23 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

That's what I was thinking last night. I just may not have made the best choices reguarding force powers, feats, ect. to beat Malaak. My guy is still a bad a$$, but he may not be good enough to beat Malaak. My success hinges on the luck of the roll. If the rolls that I make cause me to miss a lot I will die a quick death. If I get lucky enough to get some good rolls 50-60 damage range, I'll have a chance to hang with him for a little while.

I hope I'm not doomed to never beat Malaak, because of the choices I've made.

**rheller** · 07-30-2003, 10:23 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

That's what I was thinking last night. I just may not have made the best choices reguarding force powers, feats, ect. to beat Malaak. My guy is still a bad a$$, but he may not be good enough to beat Malaak. My success hinges on the luck of the roll. If the rolls that I make cause me to miss a lot I will die a quick death. If I get lucky enough to get some good rolls 50-60 damage range, I'll have a chance to hang with him for a little while.

I hope I'm not doomed to never beat Malaak, because of the choices I've made.

**rheller** · 07-30-2003, 10:23 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

That's what I was thinking last night. I just may not have made the best choices reguarding force powers, feats, ect. to beat Malaak. My guy is still a bad a$$, but he may not be good enough to beat Malaak. My success hinges on the luck of the roll. If the rolls that I make cause me to miss a lot I will die a quick death. If I get lucky enough to get some good rolls 50-60 damage range, I'll have a chance to hang with him for a little while.

I hope I'm not doomed to never beat Malaak, because of the choices I've made.

**TCrouch** · 07-30-2003, 10:27 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

They call that "replayability", my friend. Now you get to start over (or from an earlier save) and replay a lot of the game

Either that, or it's a huge blunder on LucasArts' part on not preparing all characters the same at the end. Gee, which one.

Personally, I think as a light sider, you should get to take Bastila or a buddy with you. You never saw the truly nasty villains get taken on 1-on-1 by a lightie in the movies (to start). They were too powerful for the wussy good guys. Vader killed Obi-Wan. Darth Maul took on Qui-Gonn and Obi-Wan, and got Qui-Gonn alone and trashed him. There's a reason Dark Siders are more powerful...they just kick ***.

They should have evened it out by allowing you to bring Bastila to that final fight.

**TCrouch** · 07-30-2003, 10:27 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

They call that "replayability", my friend. Now you get to start over (or from an earlier save) and replay a lot of the game

Either that, or it's a huge blunder on LucasArts' part on not preparing all characters the same at the end. Gee, which one.

Personally, I think as a light sider, you should get to take Bastila or a buddy with you. You never saw the truly nasty villains get taken on 1-on-1 by a lightie in the movies (to start). They were too powerful for the wussy good guys. Vader killed Obi-Wan. Darth Maul took on Qui-Gonn and Obi-Wan, and got Qui-Gonn alone and trashed him. There's a reason Dark Siders are more powerful...they just kick ***.

They should have evened it out by allowing you to bring Bastila to that final fight.

**TCrouch** · 07-30-2003, 10:27 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

They call that "replayability", my friend. Now you get to start over (or from an earlier save) and replay a lot of the game

Either that, or it's a huge blunder on LucasArts' part on not preparing all characters the same at the end. Gee, which one.

Personally, I think as a light sider, you should get to take Bastila or a buddy with you. You never saw the truly nasty villains get taken on 1-on-1 by a lightie in the movies (to start). They were too powerful for the wussy good guys. Vader killed Obi-Wan. Darth Maul took on Qui-Gonn and Obi-Wan, and got Qui-Gonn alone and trashed him. There's a reason Dark Siders are more powerful...they just kick ***.

They should have evened it out by allowing you to bring Bastila to that final fight.

**mgoblue** · 07-30-2003, 10:43 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

you guys mentioned force resist, but what other jedi powers would be good for fighting Malak? I don't want to load up on cool dark side powers, and find out that none of them work on Malak. Especially since I'm a scoundrel/consular which means my saber fighting won't be as good as a soldier/guardian by far

**mgoblue** · 07-30-2003, 10:43 AM

Re: KOTOR Power up strategy and other questions...

you guys mentioned force resist, but what other jedi powers would be good for fighting Malak? I don't want to load up on cool dark side powers, and find out that none of them work on Malak. Especially since I'm a scoundrel/consular which means my saber fighting won't be as good as a soldier/guardian by far

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