This reminds me of an old skit from Dinosaurs: the family is watching a promo for an upcoming TV show about a hard-boiled detective who travels through time to adopt seven interracial children, then … (View Post)

One of the most basic assumptions of fiction is that stories have an internal, causal logic we wouldn't expect from real life. In any situation where the rules of fiction conflict with the rules of r… (View Post)

Irenicus was written with a clear throughline and an eye towards avoiding internal contradictions. Caelar, not so much. Case in point: (View Post)

It's unfortunate that certain people are seizing on Hainly being transgender as the crux of the problem with her. To recap: we're talking about someone who signed up for a 600-year trip to another ga… (View Post)

@scriver has it: Kreia explicitly refers to Darth Sion as her student at the very beginning of the game. There's no deception here. The reason she's popular among fans of KOTOR2 is because she does c… (View Post)