The combat in this last part was shockingly easy. Then I head out alone into the unknown regions to continue the search for Revan, and Malachor V is destroyed. I still don’t get much closure in this area, but it’s better than nothing. Fighting floating lightsabers…definitely a new one for me.īefore she dies, Traya tells me what she has glimpsed of the futures of my companions. Then I defeat her crazy floating lightsabers. She’s been using me, a “wound in the Force,” for her crazy schemes that go beyond even Jedi vs.
Controlling Tyria again, I’m able to free my companions as I fight my way through Trayus Academy.īut facing Traya is something I have to do alone. My Force-sensitive companions decide to face Traya, but it does not go well for them (which really is not too surprising, considering I never got Mira, Bao-Dur, or the Disciple to tap into their Force powers during my playthrough).Ītton takes on Darth Sion and (easily) defeats him, and Sion is able to finally let go of his hate and let himself die. Visas Marr helps me take down her former master, and she and Mandalore even come to a kind of understanding.īack in the Academy, we’re now on a deadline. We make it to the bridge to face Darth Nihilus. There sure are some pretty views, though. We get aboard the Ravager and plant some bombs, which would have taken much less time if I hadn’t missed one stupid computer in a corner, which I instead scoured the ship looking for, only to backtrack to a room I’d been in multiple times already. The Sith Triumvirate has reformed and it’s our job as the last of the Jedi to stop them, one by one.įirst, Visas Marr, Mandalore, and I must stop Darth Nihilus from bombarding the crap out of Telos. But I did not feel the urge to throw anything this time. Our tenth installment of this series will be our last, and it ends on a good note because the ending of KOTOR II was not as bad as I remembered. Start with the first post in this series here: Revisiting KOTOR II: (#1) A Fresh Start.
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