Hk 47 parts kotor 2 how to#
Hk 47 parts kotor 2 update#

So when it came down to it, Revan didn't want anybody to come after him or know where he went. And regrettably, I do not have that knowledge.' 'Statement: I suppose so, master, but I would need to know who voice-locked it. 'You can mimic languages, right? Can you unlock it?' 'Statement: Yes, I heard it was voice-printed. Remember the days when droids didn't lie? Yeah, that was nice. The person who messed with the navicomputer was of course, the previous owner of the ship. This was commented on way back on even Peragus. That's why I'm including the audio version:

Obviously, text alone can't do this scene justice. 'Maybe you should turn your photoreceptors up a little more and pay more attention.' 'Speculation: But I suspect I was not the only one left behind, so there is some satisfaction that the disrespect was spread through the rest of his whiny, simpering meatbag allies.' Given the general arc of the story, I'd say it was actually the latter.

Hk 47 parts kotor 2 how to#

There's a couple of reasons why Revan would erase HK-47's memories and not T3-M4's, but it was either he figured that T3-M4 knew how to keep his mouth shut, or that he underestimated what T3 was capable of. The most obvious parallel to draw is the prequel movies, where C-3P0 had his memory erased at the end of Episode III. 'Conjecture: I believe there was something about my Master's destination that she did not wish me to know.' 'Answer: Even with my memory impairment, I recall that my Master was about to embark on a dangerous journey.' I hope that over time I shall eventually reach the status and skill I possessed before I was damaged.' As indicated upon my reassembly, my central control cluster is damaged, making recalling my previously stored assassination protocols difficult. She, too, suffered memory problems as I did.' Still, my Master had some remarkably efficient droid-like qualities which I admired. 'She developed qualities such as mercy, compassion, and even love for others. This response is slightly different if Revan had been set to Dark Side, obviously. You see, I do not believe my Master knew who he was most of the time, which led to some confusing situations that could have otherwise been avoided.' 'Statement: Master, that is a question that has an extremely complicated answer. The player probably knows the answer, but Jesus might not. Or perhaps you need the deck of your freighter scrubbed. No doubt you are bothering me because you wish to interrogate me with harmless, non-lethal questions. It is only expected that when you speak to me, it is to give me the order to kill.' 'Statement: Master, assassination is my primary function. I don't think most people understood what it really meant, but through HK, the player can explore the rather caustic relationship between Revan and the Exile.

It's almost like talking to Revan herself sometimes. I think part of the reason for this switch in gears is that since Revan never actually appears in this game, HK-47 becomes the proxy for Revan's ideals. The result is a more serious, but also a deeper character overall. In this game he's a lot less overtly funny with his one-liners his humour is in a black, sarcastic form, and he has walls of dialogue discussing philosophies and transcendental concepts with nary a joke in them. I think people might have missed the over-the-top, jokey personality of the HK-47. Not many meatbags could make such a shot, and strangely enough, not many meatbags would derive love from it.' 'Statement: This definition, I am told, is subject to interpretation.

'Answer: Many organic meatbags find that question difficult to answer, Master, but I believe I can provide you with a satisfactory definition.'

Hk 47 parts kotor 2 update#

So I have to break this update into two parts because it seemed to have broken the goddamn text limit for a post. Part 45: Ebon Hawk: 50 Ways to Kill Your Jedi, Part I