Despite how the outcome may have looked at the end of KOTOR, the situation looks grim at the onset of The Sith Lords. After the tyranny of Revan and Malak ended, a new Sith threat rose to take their place. Rather than try to fight a full-fledged war with the Republic, this new set of enemies opts for a far more cloak-and-dagger operation in an attempt to rid the galaxy of all Jedi... and they’ve been incredibly successful so far. You play as a former Jedi who was exiled for joining Revan in the Mandalorian wars. Exiled or not, the Sith figure you’re close enough to being a Jedi to be a target. The story of The Sith Lords is probably one of the more original plotlines I’ve ever seen crafted in the Star Wars universe. I won’t ruin anything, but this new Sith Lord could give Palpatine a run for his money in the “imminent threat department.” If the story has any faults, it’s probably trying to throw too much at you at once and can get a little broad, thus losing some focus. During more than one conversation you’ll find yourself scratching your head trying to figure out just what a character is trying to say.  Unlike just about every other Star Wars game out there, The Sith Lords is strictly a classic-style RPG. While the action may look fast and furious, the speed of your trigger finger won’t help you much. The battles flow visually in real-time, but are all on a turn-based system where it’s your skills and hit points that decide a battle, not your speed with a mouse and keyboard. If you want to successfully “facilitate communications,” you had better make sure you build your character intelligently. Every time you level up, you get to choose which attributes, skills, feats (special abilities and attributes), and force powers you acquire. You’ll need the right set of skills and powers to successfully “end hostilities.” The background to the story is the dwindling might of the Old Republic and the burgeoning power of the evil Sith Lords initiates of the Dark Side of the force who are tearing the galaxy apart. Like the original, the gameplay fuses real-time and turn-based mechanics - though the game appears real time, the players attacks and actions are limited by a turn-based protocol operating below the surface, to ensure that careful thinking before movement is required. Also like the original, the player character starts largely skill-less and must build up their abilities before plunging into the storyline. They also have the ability to choose between Good and Evil at various points in the game, which has an impact on how good or evil their character turns out to be! This in turn influences the alignment of characters around them and affects the information they may give them.

 

  

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