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3/25/2016 12:01:24 AM
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How dare you stay in my presence when you haven't played KotOR 2! Just kidding. But seriously, you haven't played it?!
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No I never had an Xbox or have never been a PC player just fealt PC was too complicated at the time I guess ( I played kotor on my phone lol ) But now that I've been playing swtor I want to play kotor 2 But I'm not sure if my laptop can run it with the mods also
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Ohh okay. Now I see.
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Do it with The Restored Content Mod.
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Yea I'm not big into PC gaming so u only have a laptop and it was capable of running swtor at med settings so I guess it could run kotor just need to look up mod tutorial
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Get the UI stretch mod as well.
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The game is at Steam for $10 or less along with The Restored Content Mod and M4-78 Planet Mod in the workshop. You can also get both mods from [url=http://www.moddb.com/mods/the-sith-lords-restored-content-mod-tslrcm/downloads]here[/url]. They both have an installer but you need to manually set the path where the game is located in the steam files.
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Edited by Oxide: 3/26/2016 6:38:19 AMIs it possible to just get the mods of the steam workshop without setting the path ?
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If you subscribe to the mod on Steam, it downloads and installs itself on its own. If the devs throw any updates, it autoupdates itself as well. If you download it from the website, then you need to set the path on your own. Note: If you download it from Steam Workshop, don't install the one from the website otherwise it won't register the mod at all.
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Ok thanks was just wondering since I'm not really that good with a PC so I would have to look up tutorials and such
