#Kotor 2 battle circle serial
#Kotor 2 battle circle Pc

M4-78 is a planet of droids yes, but they're controlled by several entities called Archons. At the end of the trek is this entrance to the Archon lair. I'd hazard to say M4-78 is about 2x or 3x the size of Korriban.

#Kotor 2 battle circle serial

A lot of the puzzles got moved for instance, the docking puzzle on Nar Shaddaa, where you had to figure out which ship to dock first based on their serial numbers? That was originally on M4-78.ДЄnother puzzle that got moved was the whole 'Downloadable Program' aspect of G0-T0's yacht.ДЄnyway, this zone I'm walking through is really fucking huge it basically took me an hour to slog through everything in here. I think that gave them enough time to edit out a lot of the assets from M4-78 and repurpose them on other planets. Shortly after that it was cut, and the game was released in December. M4-78 was actually seen at the E3 2004 tradeshow, which was in May of that year. It's suppose to be the Environment Control zone, so there's gas vents and that sort of thing everywhere. The colours here were so trippy that I kept expecting Father Christmas and his elves to appear every time I turned a corner. At several points I could walk and shoot through walls.

The clipping and collision also wasn't finished. I never found any explanation as to what caused them. Throughout the planet you find these craters and scorch marks all over the place, like some big battle had taken place. At that point, it was entirely possible that HK and G0-T0 were not in your party yet. M4-78 sounded like it was suppose to be one of the four planets specified in the Jedi archives, meaning you could fly here immediately after finishing Telos. You would have taken T3-M4, HK-47, and G0-T0 as your party, or something like that. Some people have speculated that this area was to be a solo mission for the droids. Which begs the question, what's the Exile doing running around in the radiation cloud? Everyone on the planet was killed from the radiation, which is why you wouldn't find any non-humans here. If you're wondering, the green stuff is actually suppose to be poisonous radiation. I don't think the skybox for the green fog areas were ever finished, or else it wouldn't have lead to a trippy red/green contrast like this. Actually it's suppose to be the Environment Control Zone, but it's confusing. Like dozens upon dozens of empty chests and containers. There's various things left here from during the testing phases. This area is a pretty large circle, about as wide as the Korriban valley I'd say, but you can barely see 30 feet in front of you. In Los Angeles, 2019, the droids ruled the world.ДЄs soon as you hit the 'Central Zone', you get hit with this ridiculous green fog. In fact it looks almost like this scene from Blade Runner. The skybox for this world was mostly done, though it's still pretty rough. You can also look over the edge of the landing pad. We land the Ebon Hawk on the pad here and we're immediately hit with this post-industrial revolution sort of environment.

It's basically the maps that we'll be walking through, the voice files for 2 characters, and that's about it. We're mainly here to sightsee, so don't take anything on here too seriously there was very little left of the original files.

#Kotor 2 battle circle Pc

The files for M4-78 can only be found in the X-Box version by the time they got around to publishing the PC version they smartened up and took them out. Ultimately, I think it made the game better, but it really hurt at the time, especially for the designer who had almost finished the planet, Kevin Saunders. And we used a lot of elements from that planet elsewhere in the game. At the time, we were afraid it would make the game too short - but fortunately, there is so much other content, that wasn't the case. But we had to look at the schedule and make a big cut after E3.

We actually did the first pass on art and built the character models for the location. I won't go into details, but we had this incredible design for a planet of droids. Interlude: M4-78 - Power Overwhelming Sharks Without Lasers Pew Pew PewД¬hris Parker, Producer on KOTOR 2 posted:ДЇrom a production perspective, the best thing we did was to cut M4-78, the Droid Planet. Part 41: Interlude: M4-78 - Power Overwhelming Sharks Without Lasers Pew Pew Pew