'The idea was that even before the 'modern day' Sith came into being in The Old Republic there were even more distant Sith Lords that were considered the true Sith, and the idea that they were still lurking out there in the galaxy waiting for a chance to strike, kind of like the Shadows in Babylon 5, I thought would be a cool finale for that Old Republic trilogy. The conspiracy in question concerned a previously unencountered kind of Sith lord. That was one thing - the idea that there was a larger, global conspiracy.' 'I thought that was giving a nice nod to 'wait a minute, Revan realises there's an even larger force at work here, and he's focusing his efforts on that and keeping the big picture in mind'. 'The entire second game is littered with clues as to 'why didn't Revan destroy the infrastructure here? What was he trying to make sure was still intact? What did he/she see that no one else saw?' 'I always liked the idea that Revan, as smart and powerful as your player-character was, was actually even more of a brilliant strategist than became apparent in the first game,' Avellone said. KOTOR 3 was in pre-production at Obsidian Entertainment, Chris Avellone told Eurogamer in a podcast - and that's why KOTOR 1's Revan didn't appear much in KOTOR2 the character would have made a return in the third game, closing the trilogy. Today in news likely to make you fall to your knees and do the Darth Vader 'noooo', the never-greenlit Knights of the Old Republic 3 sounds like it was going to be totally sweet.

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