#Kotor 1 restored content movie
#Kotor 1 restored content mod
#Kotor 1 restored content Patch

The team resorted to commit to extensive overtime in order to meet the revised deadline. According to Urquhart, the game was originally meant to be released in 2005, but it was later moved up to December 2004 following E3 2004.

Wanting to capitalize on the success of BioWare's 2003 video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, publisher LucasArts gave the team less then one and a half years to complete the project using the same engine and assets as its predecessor. Released on December 6, 2004, Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords is the first game developed by Obsidian Entertainment, with a small core development team of seven former employees of Black Isle Studios led by Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart. See also: Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords В§В Development TSLRCM has been acknowledged and praised by multiple video game publications as essential for a satisfactory gameplay experience of The Sith Lords, especially after the implementation of Steam workshop support for the game in July 2015.

#Kotor 1 restored content mod

As of 2015, the mod is endorsed and supported by Aspyr Media, Inc., an American video game developer and publisher responsible for the continued support of The Sith Lords on modern platforms.

The mod's first public release was in September 2009. A years-spanning project that aims to improve the gameplay experience of The Sith Lords as intended by its developer, TSLRCM is developed by a group of fans who pieced together disparate narrative elements through data extracted from the game's fragmented code. So far, TSLRCM has had three trailers on YouTube, one of which by Jinger and the other two by Lord of Hunger.The Sith Lords Restored Content Modification, often abbreviated as TSLRCM, is a fan volunteer effort to reinstate or recreate unused content for the 2004 video game Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords and fix a vast number of technical issues present in the retail release of the game. The most current version for M4-78EP, and TSRLCM 1.8.4 was released on 21 July 2015. TSLRCM 1.8.2 was released on 28 december 2012, together with M4-78EP.

#Kotor 1 restored content movie

On October 16th, 2010, TSLRCM 1.7 was released, which features additional bug-fixes and other additions such as: the Visas-Nihilus movie using the in-game engine to play (rather than a pre-rendered BIK movie), Kreia's Battle for Telos Mod integrated into the mod, the low-res BIK movies of the Dantooine battle replaced with in- game ones, and an improved dialog.tlk mod integrated/improved upon (for the English version.)ДЄlmost a year has passed, but work still continued on 1.8, which is the biggest TSLRCM release yet. On June 24th, 2010, TSLRCM 1.6 was released, featuring various cutscene tweaks, dialog bug fixes and more.

#Kotor 1 restored content Patch

A patch to the mod, 1.5a, was released shortly after to resolve some remaining bugs. On 3-15-2010, Stoney and Zbyl released TSLRCM 1.5, which was a full, complete version, to LucasForums, DeadlyStream, and KOTORFiles. At this point, animator Savvењ“0039 decided to contribute her lean animation to the restoration, which was included in 1.4d. The release was version 1.4 and was labeled as a public beta, being a playable mod with few to no game breaking bugs. TSLRCM was first released to the public on 09-24-2009.

Finally, translators include Melkor and MrPhil (French), Alec (Italian), Rodro Lliv, Januszka, and Serpol (Spanish), and Pestilenz and Lex (German). Additionally, the role of Kaevee was voiced by voice actress Usagi. Beta testers include Lord of Hunger, TriggerGod, Pra_Viilon, Garfield, JoewJ, and DarthDac. TSLRCM was developed by modders Stoney, Zbyl2, SWfan28, Jinger, Hassat Hunter and VarsityPuppet, with additional contributions from Savvењ“0039 (lean animation), Mono_Giganto (T3-M4 and Zez Kia Ell dialog fixes). TSLRCM purely restores content and does not modify existing content, in contrast to The Sith Lords Restoration Project by Team Gizka which seeks to improve the existing game in addition to restoring cut content. There are also other forms of cut content such as an insane Dustil Onasi and 'Darth Atris' that are left out due to little existing material and plot conflicts. Cut content not restored in TSLRCM includes the planet of M4-78 and the GenoHaradan organization, both of which are being restored in separate projects. The aim of TSLRCM is to restore the maximum amount of cut content possible back into The Sith Lords game while addressing several game stopping bugs.