Let us pay homage to our favorite robots in gaming.
My number one has to be HK-47:
A unique character to the Star Wars universe who added so much. Some of his finest quotes:
"Objection: I am not a problem, meatbag. You and your lack of any organized repair skills are a problem."
"Retraction: Did I say that out loud? While it is true you are a meatbag, I should refrain from addressing you as such."
"Prejudice set to maximum."
And he's a good combat character too. KOTOR basically should be played with two jedis and one blaster rifleman in your party, so why not choose HK?
#2: Very similar to HK-47 is Rogue Galaxy's "Steve."
Steve is a robot AND a pirate, which makes him even cooler. Plus, he punches bad guys in their cocks with his metal fists. He's another humorous character who provides a good balance of laughs to the epic story.
Another thing that makes Steve special is his connection to the roboticist (just made that up) who invented him. Steve carries the memory of the Dr's dead son, and when Steve is deactivated, he is plugged into a system that allows the Dr to speak with his boy. It's actually a litte touching.
That's all I gots for now.
My number one has to be HK-47:
A unique character to the Star Wars universe who added so much. Some of his finest quotes:
"Objection: I am not a problem, meatbag. You and your lack of any organized repair skills are a problem."
"Retraction: Did I say that out loud? While it is true you are a meatbag, I should refrain from addressing you as such."
"Prejudice set to maximum."
And he's a good combat character too. KOTOR basically should be played with two jedis and one blaster rifleman in your party, so why not choose HK?
#2: Very similar to HK-47 is Rogue Galaxy's "Steve."
Steve is a robot AND a pirate, which makes him even cooler. Plus, he punches bad guys in their cocks with his metal fists. He's another humorous character who provides a good balance of laughs to the epic story.
Another thing that makes Steve special is his connection to the roboticist (just made that up) who invented him. Steve carries the memory of the Dr's dead son, and when Steve is deactivated, he is plugged into a system that allows the Dr to speak with his boy. It's actually a litte touching.
That's all I gots for now.
