WTF were Kreia's GOALS during KOTOR 2?

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  @100StarWars · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

  I told you all some juicy content was coming this year! This is one of the biggest KOTOR videos I&apos;ve ever made, so I hope you all enjoy it and I&apos;d really appreciate it if you let me know what you thought of the video down below! Also you will get an <b>&apos;Influence Gained&apos;</b> from me if you come follow me on Twitter! - &nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/100PerStarWars">https://twitter.com/100PerStarWars</a>

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  @Jwine95 · 3 years ago

  This is why I really believed Sara Kesleman was the perfect actrsss for this role in the first 2 minutes of your video. The way she speaks with wisdom and conviction brings such life and depth to Chris’s writing. It was truly the best thing we could have asked for.

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  @blackfox4138 · 3 years ago

  The thing I love most about Kotor II’s story is how it always feels like you’re fighting against something much greater than yourself. Of course you have your key villains, but the actual conflict is something cosmic, something you can’t comprehend and must simply interpret whether or not your choices are doing something about it. That’s something I feel every RPG in this vein hasn’t accomplished since.

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  @TheAzureGuardian · 3 years ago

  Kreia, I feel, is a character that could never happen again. At least not in Star Wars. She is such a unique character for the story and her writer did an amazing job actualizing her, though of course her VA was perfect for bringing the character to life.

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  @richardpickman7594 · 3 years ago

  My favorite quote from her was something like, “true victory is not silencing your enemies but rather opening their eyes to see the truth in what you speak.” Something like that, not a word for word quote

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  @Filthyserb262 · 3 years ago

  The fact we are discussing this game, both 1 &amp; 2, these many years later, is a credit and testament to the quality of the story and it&apos;s characters. I sat through this whole video and now see kreia in a different light after my like 20 some play throughs. Awesome video mate.

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  @randomer246 · 3 years ago

  She was trying to wound the force so much that it would let go of it&apos;s grip of the Universe, ultimately giving us free will. She pretty much tells you how much she hates the force and uses it as one would a poison in order to understand it and kill it. That&apos;s why the Exile was so significant, because she could have destroyed the hold the force has over everyone.

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  @tristanalain9239 · 3 years ago

  This reminds me of why I enjoy the story of Darth Caedus so much.<br>Jacen Solo went to study the Force in all aspects, all disciplines. During his travels, it can be interpreted that by viewing the Throne of Balance when Mind Walking, and seeing the vision of a dark future rules by a monstrous Sith Lord, his future daughter at this monster&apos;s side, he was seeing the will of the Force and it&apos;s intended goal.<br>He went home and discovered a brewing Civil War, saw where the future could go (one again interpreted as seeing of the Will of the Force) and saw a future of ruin, where he killed Luke Skywalker and everything went to hell in a hand basket, and thus became a Sith, finding a way he believed he could maintain his humanity via sacrifice and keeping his pain alive, ultimately uniting the entire Galaxy against him. <br>And he won. <br>He lost the war and died yes, Jaina killed him, but he brought peace, he united all these warring factions against him and truly united the known galaxy. Not only that but he changed the Flow of the Force with a long reaching echo of his actions, to where Alana Solo, his daughter sat on the Throne Balance in an era of light and peace, surrounded by friends from all races in the Galaxy.<br>He was a odd case, but I feel Kreia would call him a proof she was right.<br>Through sheer grit of will, Jacen ignored the will of the Force and made an echo with his actions so massive it&apos;s entire flow altered. Proving his free will over the Force.<br>At least that is how I see it.

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  @nathans1787 · 3 years ago

  I’ve absolutely loved Kreia for years—such a brilliant character, brilliantly portrayed. The way KOTOR2 was shipped was absolutely criminal—I was so grateful for the restored content mod.

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  @meppledude6874 · 3 years ago

  Kreia wanted to avoid taxes

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  @luvondarox · 1 year ago

  I remember how much Kreia scared me when I first played KOTOR2. As a character, a companion, a <i>mentor,</i> she managed to convey herself as someone whom you could but should not trust, whose logic was infallible yet <i>felt</i> flawed. She was mesmerizing. Speaking to Kreia felt like holding a nuclear bomb in your hands; beautiful, terrifying, something to be fiercely respected but left unused, unable to be defused by by its grace will not donate prematurely. <br><br>My hackles were raised any time I had to travel with Kreia. Her voice both filled me wth dead and such an absolute intrigue that I had no choice but to stop to listen. <br><br><br>It was freaking wild. I&apos;ve never encountered anyone else like that since.

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  @darko-man8549 · 3 years ago

  a character like Kreia is what the sequels should have had. A non-sith, a non-jedi, one who wants to destroy the force and remove the equation rather than balance it

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