O.k Heres three questions. Does anyone know how to duplicate lightsabers and is this game better than kotor 1.and how do you get the exchange's attention on nar shadaa.
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OK, your first question, there is a way, but I've found the way I know inaccurate. But I'll tell you anyway. Choose the lightsaber you want to duplicate, and change the color crystal. Assemble it, then choose it again. Go to color crystal and choose the one that you just had it changed to, and assemble. You should have a duplicate in your inventory. This will not work if you have your crystal in it.
Now for your second question. I find them both to be equally fun, but that's just me.
As per your third question, go to the Refugee Sector. Help the Refugees defeat the Exchange and the...um...other guys that are pressuring them.
You can do it.
Answer Your Q 1: go to kotor2.ddl or notepad: go under game option and put: Enable Cheats:1. Now press ` To Activate Cheat Box, It's Invisible. Now type:
` giveitem g_w_lghtbr02 for single blade. For double blade type:
` giveitem g_w_dblsbr002. To Get Different Colors Type In Different Numbers.
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