#Kotor 2 czerka or ithorian free

Beyond that, of course, is the fact that KOTOR 1 also established Czerka as a corrupt, uncaring corporation. Obsidian may not have quite the same 'nationality bias', but may have wanted to maintain some ethical continuity.

The Czerka/Ithorian conflict is mainly a question of 'Do the ends justify the means?' There are, of course, some deeper things.KOTOR 1 was made by BioWare, a Canadian company, so liberal actions are going to be considered more ethical than conservative actions (easy light side points for me, since I'm pretty damn liberal).

If you're with the Ithorians it's a natural paradise, while if you went with Czerka it's a more technological world.

Kreia tells you in the end that Telos eventually recovers regardless of which you side with.

Czerka is committing the usual political lie of conflating 'stable economy' with 'massively profitable economy'.

And that's assuming they're actually telling you the truth about the Ithorians' plan being economically inept, given that Czerka also lies like a rug.

There's also that Czerka Corporation, famed for its abysmally low ethical standards, has been known to define 'stable economy' in some pretty horrific terms.

Either way, when it's over, search the bodies and containers for items, release the captive Ithorian from the console at #8 if you wish (probably not I'm guessing), and if you're working for Czerka, prepare for a surprise attack when you get to the offices. Of course, you can also refuse to kill Slusk as I recommended for Light Side players, do battle with Luxa and then kill Slusk. Or, you can kill Slusk for Luxa and then watch as she turns on you and you're forced to kill her. You can threaten to Luxa that both of them will die, in which case the whole room will be against you, and you'll have the toughest battle you've yet fought.

b) If you're Dark Side, or supporting Czerka:.

When you're finished, search all the bodies and containers in the room for items, optionally release the Ithorian using the console at #8, and if you've sided with the Ithorians, head back to Chodo at Residential 082 West (#4b) to continue his quests. This will keep him alive, but he'll end with a threat. When it's over, Loppak will try and shrug your request off, but can be persuaded to see what happened to Luxa. Focus all your power on one enemy at a time for the safest route to killing them all. It's a difficult battle with the Gamorreans, their Boss and Luxa, but shouldn't pose too much a problem. She will turn on you and you'll do battle.

a) If you're Light Side, or supporting the Ithorians:.

Even should you side with her, Luxa will turn on you, so in order to avoid battle with everyone at once, the safe thing to do would be not to mention killing them both. Luxa will then enter the room and you'll be presented with some choices. When conversation begins, you of course will be already aligned with either Czerka or the Ithorians.

After this battle, you'll be immediately escorted into the next room and begin conversation. Talk to the (surprisingly) non-hostile Boss to initiate an attack from two war droids that Slusk sends in immediately afterward. When you're through, use the Lab Station to prepare for a possible very difficult battle coming up, depending on how you play it. Benok leaves behind Benok's Blaster, a decent firearm and probably better than what you currently have. Concentrate all your party on him first, as he's very annoying when left alone. When you open the door, Benok will have a few words and then attack along with his companions.

Releasing him will not gain you any (LS Points), though it should.

#Kotor 2 czerka or ithorian free

Talk to the Ithorian through the Force Cage, and he'll mention a console that can free him. Concentrate your party on one thug at a time. However, you'll do battle with them if this is not the case. If you persuaded the receptionist at #2 (see above), they'll leave you alone and disappear after your confrontation with Slusk. When you open the door, they will then attack. You can persuade/lie to her that there must be some glitch with the system to avoid a fight, otherwise, she will deftly alert the several Gamorrean Thugs & Boss at #3 of your presence. Your first time, here, she'll ask you what you intent is. Whether you let him live or not is up to you and your objectives. Your main goal of course is the confrontation with Loppak Slusk, Exchange Boss, on behalf of either Czerka or the Ithorians.