Just started Belsavis (first planet on act 3) with my Consular,

I've only played a SW to lvl 17 (finished Dromund Kaas), and going LS was very enjoyable, you really get to be the honorable, proud sith. I would assume that is the case for the entire story, but you know what they say about assuming

I'd recommend, as others before, that you start with the Thrawn trilogy and then continue with the Hand of Thrawn (2 books, a direct continuation to the three before), and then read his other SW stuff chronologically. That is, if you happen to like Zahn's style

I had almost forgotten that... God I hate that series with a passion.

That is no excuse, the KotOR 2 storyline is part of the official cannon.

Archeology (I think, it could be Treasure hunting), has a mid-level mission about scavenging the remains of Master Mical's library. It both made me smile and kinda answers your question. BioWare have stated that the events of KotOR 2 take place behind the scenes to most everyone at the time, not to mention 300 years later. While true, it makes 0 sense that the jedi would simply not record this period of their time, because if the ending of the game is to be believed, it was your party members who rebuilt the order, thus they should know almost everything that transpired. Personally, I think they just didn't want to mess with the "black sheep" of the franchise, as KotOR 2 is more of a deconstruction of Star Wars, and not your classic hero tale that's been told over and over in the movies, other games, books and comics.

I read the whole post in Plinkett's voice I get your frustration, they advertised it as if it would be a Palpatine experience, and it seems to be anything but. However, there's nothing that can be done, except reroll another class that you find appealing and wait for a story expansion to come for the SI.

Oh, he was racist all right, but he did make full use of the tools he had, like Maul and Thrawn, who was an admiral no less. Maul was a powerful warrior whom Sidious used to further his goals.

I've played the Sith Warrior, was pretty interesting, the Agent, that was simply amazing, the Smuggler, which bored me half to death and am currently playing a Consular, and I love it

God I hate the name they came up with for the Exile... Aside from that, I'd assume she would follow standard force-ghost procedure () and become completely one with the force, like Obi-Wan and Yoda did, since it appears her only concern was Revan, and now that that's taken care of, she can rest.

I smell a fanboy. He was never one of the most powerful force-users in the entire history of forever, get that out of your heads. Also, the players in this game aren't some random nobodies, like they were in Galaxies, instead here they are the best of the best in every possible way. So four of these exceptional individuals teaming up to zerg a lone, above-average force user, who was further weakened over the course of 300 years and possibly mad? Makes sense to me.

Return to the enclave, and consult any other Master, warning them both about the vision and the conversation.

You need to dissociate your opinion from the facts. Your opinion is that republic's endings are inferior to the imperial ones. The fact is they are of equal narrative value, you simply happen to prefer one over the other.

The JC story has it's appeal to people who like to piece things together, and not just bash in the brains of everything they encounter. Also, I rather liked the ending, thought it was an awesome throwback to the KotOR light-side ending

I really can't see this happening in this era. He can be all you want, but he'll never be accepted by the jedi order. You want him to do and be several things the order fights vehemently at this point It's possible he can be some rogue, hermit force-user, like Jolee from KotOR, but beyond that is just pushing the limits of the setting too far.

From the little we know, almost all the ancient civilizations (Celestials, Gree, Kwa, Infinite empire) put to shame both Old and New Republic tech. There was an interesting bit in the Crosscurrent novel where Old Republic tech comes face to face with NJO stuff - both lightsabers and ships

About the first. I'm not very interested in the more technical aspects of the ip, and can't really help. About the second, however, we have not one, but two precedents Kyle Katarn (Jedi Knight series of video games, some comics and novels) uses both dark and light sided powers, teaching that the powers themselves aren't inherently good nor evil, but how you use them. He teaches this to his padawan, Jaden Korr (Jedi Academy video game, some novels, most notably Crosscurrent which deals with him coming to terms with his former master's teaching and his apparent slippage to the Dark Side due to prolonged use of the Force Lightning), who then masters the same techniques. Both are stated to be somewhat unique, but you did ask for a precedent, and there they are (Excuse my probably not-so-stellar english, it's rather late and I should be in bed instead of lurking the forums )

Someone hasn't played Jedi Outcast methinks I know it's not the same thing, actually quite different, but the effect was the same.

They thought about moving the datacrons, but didn't. Also, the quest wasn't working in beta. It was there, but the droid was unattainable

First tried it out when I had issues with Taris, and fell in love with it. Singlehandedly taking down Imperial fleets, what more could a man want in life?

The only problem I have with Revan dying is that his final quotes and animation points to him being DS, other than that, a decent ending to his career.