STAR WARS™ Knights of the Old Republic™ II - The Sith Lords™

The force is STRONG with this one.

semplicemente una delle migliori coppie di giochi a tema star wars

Le premier était cool mais celui la l'est encore plus.

may the force be with you

Knights of the old Republic II is a technically dated mess with a fairly middling combat system that is only marginally improved over its predecessor that fortunately gets propelled to quite a satisfying experience due to the games excellent writing. KOTOR 2 is not perfect, the game even with the restored content mod is still unfinished, and if you are looking for an rpg or even just a Star Wars experience to get lost to and immersed in, this game probably isn't going to be for you. The environments are fairly drab and look bad even by 2005 standards, and in all honesty, the gameplay is fairly boring with barely any meaningful decisions other than what companions you fight with and the color of your lightsaber, with all of this continuing for 30+ hours. Instead KOTOR 2 should really be approached almost as if it were a piece of literature. Where its predecessor was a colorful, by the books Star Wars experience with a fairly clear good and bad, letting the player fulfill their own star wars fantasy of being a evil force lightning wielding sith, or a paragon all jedi should aspire to be, KOTOR 2 is instead about taking the role of someone disconnected from the pure duality of the force and letting yourself as a player seek to answer questions the game proposes about morality in all manner of contexts, all while managing to avoid betraying many of the themes established by the original films. Compared to the first Knights of the old Republic, KOTOR 2 has much more mature themes, and accompanying that, much more thought out dialogue that, while not perfect, comes across as noticeably less childish than the naively good and mustache twirling evil than what came before. There is a lot more gravitas to the words that are said, and to the events that transpire which was sorely missing from KOTOR 1 as the characters feel much more real, despite the sometimes poor voice performances. Factions and characters here are much more fluid and can't be called Altruistically good, or purely and maniacally evil. This gets further expanded upon as even within your own ranks, there are a lot more interactions between characters that don't involve you which truly adds to this more broad and nuanced approach while it also helps to give the idea that your companions are not just robots waiting for you to activate. Seeing them talk about their own histories, spying on each other, or just playing a game of pazaak with one another adds so much compared to just waiting for certain triggers to advance the next companion dialogue chapters. While ultimately a flawed, rushed game, and one that need be approached with an open mindset, KOTOR 2 certainly exceeds beyond being just a good Star Wars experience and is something that has solidified itself in a sort of special place for me. Some notes on the technical side of things. Download the Restored Content mod (specifically the one [b]WITHOUT[/b] the m4-78 planet) from the workshop and make sure to play the game locked to 60fps and save often in multiple slots (I had 3 save slots that were rarely 10 minutes apart for context, though I never had any crashes or save corruptions.)

Jeden z najlepszych RPGów wszechczasów :)