#Kotor 2 t3 upgrades upgrade
#Kotor 2 t3 upgrades free

Grab everything and then make your way through the southern door to the Hangar Bay with the Ebon Hawk. Inside is another little droid and some extra equipment, including 3 Spikes. Make your way back up the ramps to the Storage Room and place a Deadly Sonic Mine on the eastern door. Search the other Broken Droids for Parts and equipment for T3-M4 then head back to the Hangar Bay. Search the Corpse for a Datapad and 3 Sonic Mines. Search the Broken Droid for items and then open the door leading through the fuel pipe. Follow the ramps down and then open the door leading to the Fuel Depot. Use the Droid Shock Arm to eliminate the Mining Droids quickly. Search the room for items then take the west exit. You begin in the Storage Room of the Hangar Bay. Head back to the Administration Computer.ġ0) Administration Computer – Use the computer to contact Hangar Bay 25. After the conversation he’ll join your party. You can be nice or mean to him depending on your path. You can either just kill them or wear the Stealth Field Generator, then use the Console at #10 to shut them down.ġ0) Administration Computer – Use the console here to shut down the droids if you’re taking the stealthy path and open the Prison door at #11.ġ1) Atton & Prison Cell – Go into the cell and have a chat with Atton. Inside one of them you’ll find a Stealth Field Generator.ĩ) Administration Center – There are a few Mining Droids hanging around that will attack you on sight. Take them down and then search the Footlockers. Continue to the north.Ĩ) Droid Ambush – Before opening this door Kreia will give you a warning about something dangerous on the other side. You can watch all of the logs to start to get an idea of what happened to the facility and have a look at the cameras. The exits at #4 and #5 will be sealed for now so skip down to #7.ħ) Security Room – Search the corpse and the lockers, then use the Security Desk.

You’ll be attacked by a few Mining Droids. Head through and then open the door to the east. Equip the Plasma Torch and then bash the door with it to open it. Leave the room and go south to the damaged door. Later she’ll join as one of your party members. Search the one opposite the entrance for a Plasma Torch which can be used to open the corridor door to the south. It can be a handy way to get rid of useless items and turn them into things you may need.ģ) Kreia & the Morgue – There are two corpses lying on the beds. There’s a Lab Station here that you can use to learn about creating and breaking down items. The Medical Storage room should have some Chemicals and Med Packs.Ģ) Lab Station – Head over to the Lab Station and search the room for equipment. From the Medical Bay functions you can unlock the Morgue door and and door to the Medical Storage Room. In the Patient Treatment records you may be able to track who gave the last treatment to the people in the Kolto tanks causing them all to die except for you.

It can be a handy way to get rid of useless items and turn them into things you may need. The Morgue and the corridor to the south are blocked so you’ll need to start by investigating the Medical Bay at #2.ġ) Medical Bay – The Kolto tanks in the med bay will heal your wounds although there probably won’t be much need as your wounds will heal over time anyway. The Peragus facility largely consists of droids so bear that in mind when equipping and levelling up your character. Note: to cut down on clutter, as this thread may become very long, irrelevant posts or chit chat may be deleted.You wake up on the Peragus II in the Medical Bay of the Administration Level. In the mean time, I am going to contact ION storm and ask if they can post some examples of how the game runs on high end and low end systems in their office, and anything in between. This thread will become much more useful if a demo is released, as everyone will be able to see how the game runs on their system that way, and share the news.

#Kotor 2 t3 upgrades upgrade

I simply can't afford much of an upgrade at the moment, but if T3 runs badly on my system, I will find the money for it.

#Kotor 2 t3 upgrades free

If you're like me, you don't have a ton of money to throw around, but you're going to demand a smooth, problem free Thief: Deadly Shadows gameplay experience. Do you need a new mobo/processor? a new graphics card? will more RAM simply do? That way people can judge how and where they should upgrade in order to get the best performance on the game. Once the game is released, people can post their system specs here, along with how well the game is performing. The idea behind this thread is to provide information for folks who need to upgrade their systems to play Thief 3.