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How come no KotOR forum?

Discussion in 'Sorcerous Sundries' started by Klorox, Aug 10, 2006.

  1. Klorox

    Klorox Baruk Khazad! Khazad ai-mênu! Veteran

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    I hear this is a great cRPG.

    [ August 11, 2006, 12:08: Message edited by: Taluntain ]
     
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  2. chevalier

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    Yeah, but SP doesn't cover the Star Wars games, even though D&D. Personally, I wouldn't mind, actually. At any rate, there aren't probably enough threads in the Dragons Not Required forum to warrant a separate forum for the KotOR series, unlike it was with the Elder Scrolls series, which, although not covered, has a separate forum.
     
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  3. Taluntain

    Taluntain Resident Alpha and Omega Staff Member ★ SPS Account Holder Resourceful Adored Veteran Pillars of Eternity SP Immortalizer (for helping immortalize Sorcerer's Place in the game!) New Server Contributor [2012] (for helping Sorcerer's Place lease a new, more powerful server!) Torment: Tides of Numenera SP Immortalizer (for helping immortalize Sorcerer's Place in the game!) BoM XenForo Migration Contributor [2015] (for helping support the migration to new forum software!)

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    [​IMG] The initial reason why there was no separate forum was that there was no coverage of the KotOR games on SP, and that they weren't really "true" D&D games, but rather SW games adapted to the d20 ruleset.

    It was similar with The Elder Scrolls games initially, but unlike with KotOR, the interest in these games has kept up on our forums, and Oblivion was about to be released, so I expected that there would be enough discussion of this series of games to warrant a separate forum.

    If at that point there was still plenty of interest in the KotOR series in the DNR forum, I'd have created a separate forum for the KotOR series as well. But that wasn't really the case, because although we did see some discussions about the games here occasionally, it wasn't really enough to warrant a separate forum. Of course, once KotOR 3 is announced, it's quite likely that I'll make a separate forum for the KotOR series and move all the KotOR threads there...
     
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