KotOR Tips and tricks

I love KotOR It is definitely one of the best Star Wars games out there. It's a game you can pick up and play if you know what you're doing if you don't then there is a major learning curve it took me 3 playthroughs for me to understand what I was doing and the first one I was playing as a Scoundrel then Consular and I could hardly beat a single black Vulkar and they 2 hit killed me don't even ask what it was like on the Star Forge. The Second time I played as a Soldier then Guardian and it was a little easier but I spent the entire time using medpacks, force heal and running away from fights. The third time I went Soldier then Scout this time was better than the other 2 but I was still doing pretty bad. The average 100% completion through the game is 47 hours and 35 minutes the average rushed completion is 33 hours and 38 minutes my casually 100% completion at a leisurely pace is 19 hours and 12 minutes and most of that time I waste buying and seliing armor and weapons. So this will Highlight a few tips and tricks I use when playing KotOR.

Choosing Classes

You want to find the Class that suits you. Mine for instance is the Scout then Jedi Sentinel class. I like having skills and gaining feats and force points. However the Scoundrel gets the most skill points, the Jedi Guardians and Soldiers get the most feats and the Jedi Consular get the most force points. The Scout is a nice balance between feats and skills and then the Jedi Sentinel gets the most skill points out of all the Jedi Classes and gets more feats then the Consular and more force points than the Guardian. So I like having and equal amount of everything. But it all depends on what you like.

Choosing Attributes

Know this one is truly based on how you want to play. The way I play is I start off with 16 Strength, 16 Constitution,  11 Dexterity, 11 Wisdom, 10 Intelligence and 10 Charisma. I do this no matter what class I'm playing it makes you hard to defeat and you do some insane damage to your enemies now that doesn't mean it makes you invulnerable at the beginning of the game because the game itself is completely chance based at the beginning but in later levels the boost really does affect your battles. Charisma and Intelligence do affect your skills but in the end as long as you keep the skills they affect at a high level it doesn't really matter. I recommend when leveling up in game only the first time get the chance to level up attributes go with strength the second time go with constitution then after that go all in on strength.