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Originally Posted by Mallus  Delta must have the patience of a saint or the reflexes of an extremely coordinated teenager! |
Or he is like me and simply does not play video games because it is IMPOSSIBLE to make it from beginning to end without dying.
That is the biggest reason I liked "Knights of the Old Republic", I made it from beginning to end with only 6 tries. The 6th time really ticked me off, though. I was at the very end, fighting all those robots, and didn't figure out how to beat the scenario until after I died. So I had to play for another 20 hours to get back to that point with a new character, but I won that battle and quickly figured out how to win the last battle without dying. It came close though, fortunately I had lots of shields and lots of healing.
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-1E DMG, page 230 | 
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