I have played this archive up to the point where you are given the 3rd Jedi Test.. but I have not gone outside of the Enclave, nor have spoken to any NPCs/Shopkeepers other than the Council and of course Belaya (un-avoidable).
All Party Members have been leveled up as they progressed too. Again, easily solvable by using tk102's KSE (KotOR Savegame Editor)
Requires the v1.03 Patch
savegames for K1: Knights of the Old Republic for PC
UN-modded saves, so it should work for everyone's game
LS Male (using the popular 'long-hair' portrait) meaning I took as many LS options as were possible. Though there were a few DS moments
I did not reserve levels! He is an 8th Lvl Scout up to the point he trains into a Jedi Consular. Currenly 8/2 respectively.
Progressed throughout NPC storylines as far as they can be at the moment.. unfortunately I didn't save before each dlg tree (doh!)
I have not played Pazaak at all, but I did buy the deck. The only sidedeck cards are the ones found in 'loot'. I did not buy any.
Beat all the Duelers, including Bendak Starkiller
Rescued the Undercity Village and sent them on their merry way to the Promised Land
I totally forgot to do the 'Twilek Dancer Dance' option (damn it) :xp:
Aligned with the Hidden Beks
Gave Rakghoul Serum to the doctor
LS Bounties, meaning I spared Dia, Matrik & the 'other guy' (I forget the name).. and killed the other 2.
Opted for the 'Sith Party' rather than rescue the Hidden Bek being 'muscled' by the Sith Troopers (Sith Disguise)
Was 'nice' to the Ithorian getting picked on by the punk kids
Remember! This was played with modder's intentions in mind.. there are critical saves before each point listed above (and then some.. hehehe). I decided to post this 'by planet' rather than waiting to get through the entire game for a number of reasons.
- It seems everyone is wanting to 'skip' Taris. So until/if a mod is made to do so, this should serve fine for you (with the additional aid of KSE). I figured the earlier the better for this particular planet(s).
Latest Versions
- 18/05/2014 : Version 1.3.1 for Windows and Mac OS X (using Wineskin)
- 23/02/2001 : Version 1.3 for Windows
- 21/01/2001 : Version 1.2 for Windows
- 12/12/2000 : Version 1.1 for Windows
- 01/12/2000 : Version 1.0 for Windows
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In Star Wars: The Old Republic, the hit Massive Multiplayer Game from Bioware, embark on a journey as you serve the Republic or Empire in a battle for the fate of the galaxy itself. Choose from eight unique classes, each with five different unique companions, and play through a handcrafted story. Ok im on the planet Telos but i need Help w/ Few Side Quest if any1 has played the game.(it Rocks But its hard)1) NEW FUEL SOURCE Mission -what hell do i do? KSE is a save game editor for.
Overview
The Ultima Savegame Editor is a program that enables you to edit your savegame files from Ultima I to Ultima V. You can modify almost everything. It also gives you the ability to create boats and horses in Ultima III which are very rare and essential. You can also transport your party to pre-defined or custom locations.
Usage
To start the program, double-click on the application ‘Ultima Savegame Editor.exe’ on Windows, and on the application ‘Ultima Savegame Editor.app’ on Mac OS.
When the editor is started, you can select the game you want to edit the savegame file of by clicking on the corresponding named tab at the top. Until a savegame is loaded, all values are set to defaults.
If you enter an invalid value (out-of-range) in an edit box, an error message will appear and will force you to put that value back into an acceptable range.
To edit a savegame file, you need to click on ‘Open‘ in the tab of your chosen Ultima game. In the dialog box that appears, navigate to your savegame files. The location of your savegame files depends on your system and where and how you have installed your games. Please see the next section written by HiPhish to help you locate them.
The ‘Reload‘ button will reset all the changes you have made since the last save. It will not modify your savegame file on disk at this point. Note that if your savegame file is modified by an external program whilst the Savegame Editor has it open, the Editor will detect that the file was modified and will reload it automatically when you change a setting.
The ‘Save‘ button will save the changes of the savegame you are editing. You can restart your Ultima game and enjoy your new settings.
The ‘Exit‘ button closes the application. It will not ask whether you wish to save. Please ensure you have saved before quitting.
The ‘Set EXE‘ button sets the path of the game executable. This option only works under Windows.
The ‘Launch‘ button enables you to launch the selected game. The new savegame file will be used (if you have saved it). This option only works under Windows.
In some Ultima modes, there is an option called ‘Go to‘. It enables your party to be relocated anywhere. To help you, some locations are pre-defined. Note that this feature will work only if your party was outside when you last saved your game i.e. not in a dungeon or a town.
In Ultima IV, the ‘% of‘ corresponds to the Avatar’s karma in each virtue. A value of 00 means you are 100% avatar for that virtue. Values of 1 to 99 correspond to a degree of achievement (in %, higher is better).
Savegame File Location
Windows Version
Windows uses drives with letters for the operating system. Usually the hard drive it’s installed on has the letter C and from there on other drives are given the next letters in the alphabet.
Mac Version
Android Kotor Save Game Editor
Under the wrapper C refers to the folder ‘drive_c’ inside the wrapper itself and your Mac’s hard drive is drive Z. For instance, if your savegame file is located under under ‘~/users/me/DOS Games/Ultima/Ultima 1’, then you would have to go to ‘My Computer/Z/users/me…’ and so on.
File Location
The location of your savegame files depends on how you are running the games.
They are all DOS games, so the three most common choices are DOSBox, Boxer and the download versions from GoG.com (which are also based on Boxer). The program is clever enough to hide all the files that aren’t Ultima savegames, so you only need to find the right folder.
DOSBox Users: If you are using pure DOSBox, the save files are in the same folder as the the rest of the game files (like your ULTIMA.EXE)
Boxer Users: Boxer is based on DOSBox emulation but it wraps games into “gameboxes” which you can launch directly via double-click without going through DOS prompts. You can access the boxes just like regular folders in the file dialogue. Next, choose the folder that represents your DOS hard disk. For example it would look something like this for Ultima I: ‘[path to DOS games]/Ultima I.boxer/C Ultima 1.harddisk/’
GoG.com Users: GoG provide standalone gameboxes, but unlike Boxer gameboxes each one is a full
standalone application and ready to run right out of the box on its own. To comply with OS X standards all changes done to the games (like save files) are stored in your user Library. This means your savegame files can be found under “~/Library/Application Support/Boxer/Gamebox States/[name of your game]/Current.boxerstate/[name of your game].harddisk/”.
In the case of Ultima I this would be be : “~/Library/Application Support/Boxer/Gamebox States/com.gog.ultima-1/Current.boxerstate/C Ultima1.harddisk/”.
Credits
– Skindogg and JTG Dragon who helped me during the development of the Ultima
Savegame Editor by providing me with useful suggestions, remarks, and reported
me some of the bugs they found using my utility. JTG also took the time to write
the first version of the tooltips for the utility.
– HiPhish for writing the sections describing where the savegame files are located
on Mac and Windows.
– Gary Thompson aka the Psycho Psychotic Dragon whose Ultima IV editor helped me
understand where stones, runes and quest items were encoded.
Kotor Save File Editor
