It doesn't always trigger, but when it does you never really expected (or wanted) it. Oh for fuck's sake I forgot about the crappy X-Wing type shooting sequence, which pops up when you're traveling between planets. Yes, a reward will await you on your return. There you will be safe from the prying eyes of the Republic, or the Sith.ĭidn't Obi-Wan call Tatooine a wretched hive of scum and villainy? The meeting was arranged to take place on the Outer Rim world of Tatooine. Instead of asking why in the name of the seven kingdoms we would allow ourselves to be used like that and display some sense of self preservation, instead we opt for determined curiousity. So what he 'really' needs is someone to play as his meat shield and take all the blame. This is why we need someone to take my place and weather the consequences of his anger. When he learns that we have decided against that, he will not be pleased. Beyond that, I cannot say more.ĭaemon Drexl fully expects that we will conform to his demands and relinquish to him the "merchandise".
The "merchandise" is an item of great importance. sounds like nothing could go wrong at all. The Orion's new captian has now decided that it would no longer be appropriate of us to deliver that "merchandise". The purpose of this meeting was to discuss the delivery of a certain "merchandise" that Daemon Drexl - whilst as captain - had promised to deliver to his allies in the Exchange as a token of his gratitude. A man who himself was once the Orion's captain. I was scheduled to represent the Orion in a meeting with one of the Exchange newest and most ruthless members, Daemon Drexl. With an organisation called the Exchange. I am not here to run errands for you, Rodian. I'm currently in a buisiness negotiation wi. To start the mod, you need to get to the cantina, get close enough to this Rodian NPC and you'll trigger his dialouge. We start off in Dreshdae, Korriban, for now, I've taken HK-47 and Canderous (they're the least wimpy of the bunch) It is actually a great mod, and nowadays it would probably be DLC-worthy as the amount of content and the quality of the said content is amazing. I'm going to play through this mod, from start to finish. Here's the Filefront review if anyone is interested. Not only was this a sequel, also included was the first mod, completely revamped with new textures, better writing and of course a changed ending so that it ties into the sequel. In 2009, Silveredge released the sequel, Brotherhood of Shadow: Solomon's Revenge. In 2007, a KOTOR Modder (Yeah, a modding community for these games does exist) named Silveredge9 released a mod, Brotherhood of Shadow, a modification for the first Knights of the Old Republic game, adding a load of new content, a whole new questline, to the main game.
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