This game was so good. A true unfinished masterpiece. Games today can not compare. Imagine how amazing it would have been if obsidian had been allowed to finish it with all the bells and whistles.
@@PapitoQinn unfortunately. I saw a video on another channel that mentioned the Genoharadan were supposed to be integral to KotOR II, but it was scrapped for time and substituted with the exchange. Such a wasted opportunity
Totally agreed KOTOR 2 is my favorite game of all time the writing and dialogue lore and story are top notch. Just a real shame we never got obsidians KOTOR 3 and that KOTOR 2 was rushed before release
There are certain places where having him around is useful - the droid vendor and the bounty hunters on Onderon, Jorran on Dantooine. Though with the bounty hunters, if you bring him along, you lose the opportunity to get an open starport visa.
I like go to as a character, but I hate how you can easily get everything out of him. After one conversation with him. I think the only unique dialogue you can get is depending on your choices throughout the game whether you help or harm the republic.
@@theblasteffect4499 helping the republic and having high awareness to understand this behaviors or not normal for an organic being the more robotic or high intelligence
@@PapitoQinn maybe it's possible! i know Goto was heavy dark side alignment, but his views would indicate that he's not a fan of evil acts for evil's sake, like Hanharr. I don't know if that's reflected in influencing him.
@@thehypestpiknick2755 Well, there is possible to get influence without dark side points. I know they are four opportunities (perhaps they are more): 1. When talking about his skills, be grateful that he is on your side. 2. When talking about Vogga the Hutt, say that he's right that dealing with the Hutts would be painful for the Republic. 3. Fight with the riot on Onderon. 4. On Onderon nearby the cantina let G0-T0 repair the droid 1B-8D.
@@thehypestpiknick2755 In the past I preferred Dantooine -> Nar Shadda -> Onderon -> Korriban. But after I found out it's possible to quickly get HK-47 (with Restored Content mod), I do Nar Shadda first, even though it's hard for me when I have to play as companions.
I miss this game, i hope there is a paralel universe where Kotor 3 was made by a joint effort between Obsidian and Bioware, i dont care if the graphics remain the same aslong as the overall gameplay still works and the story is stellar.
Until he finds out about the Death Star. He would have criticized something like that extensively. Massive waste of credits and manpower. Also, he would have disliked the Emperor for his Sith mysticism. He'd probably have preferred Vader being in charge (since Vader really does only care about peace and order) or Thrawn. Tarkin would have irritated G0-T0 beyond belief.
6:06 interesting that he doesn’t seem to be against the Sith. The Sith philosophy tends to promote constant infighting by nature and so would make the Republic less stable, plus people like Malak being in charge would be extra detrimental. Suppose the Jedi have their fair share of fuck-ups lately too given that Malak and Revan were ex-Jedi and the order mostly ignored the Mandalorian war.
@@jessl1934 There is very little to suggest it would reach a equilibrium. Mical describes the Sith Empire as a continuous collapses, that no Sith ever maintains power for very long (Kreia also warns DS Exile about that, that the path to the dark is often a quick one). The history is almost entirely just one Sith betraying another until a different Sith rises up to kill the new top dog, it's an endless cycle. Stagnation and Stability are two different things, you can actively enact positive change without being unstable.
@@trisramhughes9935 Yea but the people of the Republic are easier to put at arms _against the Sith compared to the Jedi,_ and both will produce a lot of Sith and have a lot of self-destruction going on because of that and their own idiocies. They are both easy to deal with, if you understand their basic and rigid logic well, and don't play by the rules with a good amount of power. But the Sith can't exist for long when they will soon kill each other to the last man. It takes the Jedi order's decent stability to shit out more stupid Sith.
Think of Palpatine's galactic empire. I'd say that G0-T0 would like to achieve something similar for the republic, should the sith rule. G0-T0 however doesn't know the nature of the dark side and it's tendency for self-destruction. As Mical said, many people do not really see a difference between the jedi and the sith thanks to individuals like Revan or Malak, Exar kun, etc.
@@PapitoQinn If I remember correctly, T3-M4 found him on some planet and tried to rebuild, but Sith attacked, and then KOTOR 2 began. Even "Revan" book explains this, and when the Republic needed help, T3-M4 stayed with Meetra. According to the book, HK-47 stayed in the Jedi Temple when Revan went with Canderous and later alone to Unknown Regions. But droid's patience came to the end, and because Bastila didn't want to say where Revan is, he started to search him. But that's it. We can only assume that during this "searching" he was dismantled.
Still trying to get this achievement in KOTOR 2. GO TO isn’t my favorite companion, but he has some really interesting things to say as well as a phenomenal backstory
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I love the implication that GO-TO watched the Star Wars equivalent of Goodfellas/The Godfather and just based the hologram's personality around that.
Noticed just now that goto is visually inspired by hal from 2001
This game was so good. A true unfinished masterpiece. Games today can not compare. Imagine how amazing it would have been if obsidian had been allowed to finish it with all the bells and whistles.
Sadly we'll never know now.
@@PapitoQinn unfortunately. I saw a video on another channel that mentioned the Genoharadan were supposed to be integral to KotOR II, but it was scrapped for time and substituted with the exchange. Such a wasted opportunity
Criminal that it was not allowed the full glory it deserved.
@@Kainlarsen if only crimes like that could be prosecuted
Totally agreed KOTOR 2 is my favorite game of all time the writing and dialogue lore and story are top notch. Just a real shame we never got obsidians KOTOR 3 and that KOTOR 2 was rushed before release
"pray that does not change". Nice call back to a Vader line.
And South Park.
*- Silence -*
I got so confused with this even with the fan mod that restores the content. Kept crashing on me at the end here. Good to see it in full 🌕
I'm glad I could have been of service.
@@PapitoQinn now you sound like a droid, Papito!
Although I don't take him with me on missions, his back story is one of the greatest
Every single party member in KoTOR has interesting things to say. Even if you don't like the character. Thank you very much for the super chat!
There are certain places where having him around is useful - the droid vendor and the bounty hunters on Onderon, Jorran on Dantooine.
Though with the bounty hunters, if you bring him along, you lose the opportunity to get an open starport visa.
@@frzferdinand72 does having GOTO on Onderon skip the bounty hunter fight?
@@ZacksRockingLifestyle yes
@@frzferdinand72 that’s cool to know, thank you!
I like go to as a character, but I hate how you can easily get everything out of him. After one conversation with him. I think the only unique dialogue you can get is depending on your choices throughout the game whether you help or harm the republic.
True. How would the exile have gotten that information out of him tho?
@@theblasteffect4499 helping the republic and having high awareness to understand this behaviors or not normal for an organic being the more robotic or high intelligence
I always go light side so I never got to experience this. Hilarious and also insidious, but his last line is deliciously threatening.
I wonder if you can still go light side and gain enough influence with him. I'm not sure.
@@PapitoQinn maybe it's possible! i know Goto was heavy dark side alignment, but his views would indicate that he's not a fan of evil acts for evil's sake, like Hanharr. I don't know if that's reflected in influencing him.
@@thehypestpiknick2755 Well, there is possible to get influence without dark side points. I know they are four opportunities (perhaps they are more):
1. When talking about his skills, be grateful that he is on your side.
2. When talking about Vogga the Hutt, say that he's right that dealing with the Hutts would be painful for the Republic.
3. Fight with the riot on Onderon.
4. On Onderon nearby the cantina let G0-T0 repair the droid 1B-8D.
@@Kamilos446 I don’t know why but I seem to always hit nar shaddaa after onderon, which would explain how I’ve missed those opportunities.
@@thehypestpiknick2755 In the past I preferred Dantooine -> Nar Shadda -> Onderon -> Korriban. But after I found out it's possible to quickly get HK-47 (with Restored Content mod), I do Nar Shadda first, even though it's hard for me when I have to play as companions.
I miss this game, i hope there is a paralel universe where Kotor 3 was made by a joint effort between Obsidian and Bioware, i dont care if the graphics remain the same aslong as the overall gameplay still works and the story is stellar.
G0-T0 would've loved the Empire, with how organized it was.
Until he finds out about the Death Star. He would have criticized something like that extensively. Massive waste of credits and manpower. Also, he would have disliked the Emperor for his Sith mysticism. He'd probably have preferred Vader being in charge (since Vader really does only care about peace and order) or Thrawn. Tarkin would have irritated G0-T0 beyond belief.
The most underrated character in the game.
Possibly, yeah.
6:06 interesting that he doesn’t seem to be against the Sith. The Sith philosophy tends to promote constant infighting by nature and so would make the Republic less stable, plus people like Malak being in charge would be extra detrimental. Suppose the Jedi have their fair share of fuck-ups lately too given that Malak and Revan were ex-Jedi and the order mostly ignored the Mandalorian war.
A sith republic could maintain an equilibrium and isn't one of the lessons of kotor that stagnation and passivity is vulnerability?
@@jessl1934 There is very little to suggest it would reach a equilibrium. Mical describes the Sith Empire as a continuous collapses, that no Sith ever maintains power for very long (Kreia also warns DS Exile about that, that the path to the dark is often a quick one). The history is almost entirely just one Sith betraying another until a different Sith rises up to kill the new top dog, it's an endless cycle.
Stagnation and Stability are two different things, you can actively enact positive change without being unstable.
@@trisramhughes9935 Yea but the people of the Republic are easier to put at arms _against the Sith compared to the Jedi,_ and both will produce a lot of Sith and have a lot of self-destruction going on because of that and their own idiocies. They are both easy to deal with, if you understand their basic and rigid logic well, and don't play by the rules with a good amount of power. But the Sith can't exist for long when they will soon kill each other to the last man. It takes the Jedi order's decent stability to shit out more stupid Sith.
Think of Palpatine's galactic empire. I'd say that G0-T0 would like to achieve something similar for the republic, should the sith rule. G0-T0 however doesn't know the nature of the dark side and it's tendency for self-destruction. As Mical said, many people do not really see a difference between the jedi and the sith thanks to individuals like Revan or Malak, Exar kun, etc.
It is still mistery to me how G0-T0 met HK-47.
I wonder too. Maybe when HK was deactivated and he knows the personality from where else? Hk-47 got his mind selectively wiped like with T3-M4?
@@PapitoQinn If I remember correctly, T3-M4 found him on some planet and tried to rebuild, but Sith attacked, and then KOTOR 2 began. Even "Revan" book explains this, and when the Republic needed help, T3-M4 stayed with Meetra. According to the book, HK-47 stayed in the Jedi Temple when Revan went with Canderous and later alone to Unknown Regions. But droid's patience came to the end, and because Bastila didn't want to say where Revan is, he started to search him. But that's it. We can only assume that during this "searching" he was dismantled.
"Yes? Is there something you have come to offer me"
Still trying to get this achievement in KOTOR 2. GO TO isn’t my favorite companion, but he has some really interesting things to say as well as a phenomenal backstory