My game crashes whenever I'm on onderon for a certain amount of time or I try to enter a cutscene on the planet

My game crashes after playing on Onderon for a period of time or attempting to do a cutscene on the planet

Somehow I knew Jun Seros would be a major choice on this forum, though I recently stopped playing the bh story due to the kellian jarro part. As awesome as the bh ship is, and how much I like the mandalorians, there is something you can't deny about the bh story: jun seros was right to about you of murdering jarro (jarro didn't do anything wrong; I prefer antagonists to do something to you so your actions against them are somewhat justified). As for the villains I hate most: *Skavak: he's, well, him *Darth Angral: kills Orgus Din *the sith emperor: his insane plans, and what happened to Revan and Meetra because of him

http://lorefreak.blogspot.com/2012/02/exlusive-interview-with-drew-karpyshyn.html

I've been thinking about this for a while: should there be an operation where the emperor is the end boss? The emperor has a hand in practically every class story, and his insane plan is a threat to the galaxy. Also, an op would, in my opinion, be an awesome way to officially finish Revan's story (please keep the debate of whether he's dead or not off this forum) by having him as an ally for that final battle. But all the lore concerning the emperor seems to point to him meeting his downfall solely at the hands of the hero of tython. So it seems bioware is planning on keeping the emperor as the knight's class villain. What do you think: should the emperor stay only in the knight storyline, or could an emperor op be done?

togruta (they seemed to be playable in the old trailers)

I thought Sel Makor was referring to Darth Baras when it mentioned the sith who visited it.

I know this has probably been posted before, but Drew Karpyshyn said bioware designed the end of 'the foundry' so they could bring Revan back in the future.

Sadly, I can't find where exactly he said that. Also, I'd be careful of accusing the creator of a series of being wrong about something in their own series. Finally, Anakin didn't fall because of love, he fell because he couldn't bare the idea of letting Padme go. Also, since all other 'cases' people can bring up exist outside g-canon stories, you can't really use them as examples for Lucas being wrong about something.

I don't suppose you can ask him about who the entity really is? I know he didn't write the warrior storyline(like karpyshyn said when asked this), but Hood was a lead writer for the game as a whole, wasn't he?

I just skip that quest all together. George Lucas himself says the old jedi order is wrong about love.

The trooper storyline has tavus and the rest of the original havoc squad defecting because they felt betrayed by the senate on ando prime. But I think Garza is really at fault because she sent the squad there without the senate approval, and she was risking a new war. What do you people think: was it the senate's fault or Garza's fault?

Diet books that didn't sell well: 'Lose Weight' by darth baras

Rakghouls were, at some point, completely gone. By the time of Cade Skywalker, they were extinct (except for the ones used by Celeste Morne).

No. The sith emperor used a dark side ritual to kill the planet as a way to become immortal.