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I can't decide on that one, because they're not going to be mutually exclusive. Therefore I'm not sure if they'd view each other as allies or enemies or if there would be cults of superiority forming in each etc.

Hm, only if the indoctrination effect was capable of making Malak play 2nd in command again... And I'm not sure how that would play with the mind of a Force sensitive/user.

In KOTOR Malak is finally in charge and he's not going to give that up again easily and Saren won't suffer fools that stand in his way. Maybe Malak would team up with him on a temporary basis, biding his time until he can strike..?

The thing I can see though is the Krogan vs Mandalorian wars.

Let's be real, Malak vs Saren, Saren would have taken over the Star Forge.

As a scientist I can confirm it is possible to bullshit the science to fit this.

There's the classic Star Trek thing; some kind of malfunction or strange fluctuations in the mass relay as the ship is about to launch, resulting in a quantum (or chromiton or other made up time sounding phenomena) shift that means you've arrived in the intended destination, just way too early or way too late. Depending on how long we're talking you might be able to blag the relative position of stars/relays/planets etc as then dumping the ship in a different galaxy.

Or you take a similar malfunction but instead it's linked to a relay on the other side of dark space to a different galaxy that the Reapers are also conducting experiments on (I mean, why not?) so you arrive at the wrong relay and boom, two birds one stone.

I mean, I might've exaggerated a bit, but they go down a lot easier than they should. Yes, Wrex and Canderous, I'm looking at you two. I don't expect better from Carth.

Kinda. And I forget to just run away and let someone else deal with it, mainly because I assume that if I do that then that character will just get shanked whilst I run.

I tend to do okay after setting everyone to attack whoever the controlled character is attacking.

And that's what the power of fire is for.

Tbf, I'm pretty certain I end up in the thick of it too often as a support type player. Because I make a support load out and then trust no one else because I forget to micromanage NPCs. (I tend not to play multiplayer.)

Beer Baron

(I think I've started something I shouldn't have done )

I can't remember if it was this site, or another forum that recommended I play KOTOR 2 without the missing content mod before installing it just to get the full experience and to understand just how much the mod actually did to improve the game.

Also, weirdly, I think KOTOR 2 is also the only game that got me to 2 AM on a work night without realising it. Which is impressive for not being my favourite game.