Obsidian Entertainment also petitioned to LucasArts themselves for a Content Patch which would restore the content, though LucasArts denied the request. In a gesture to the game's fans, Obsidian Entertainment provided the PC version of the game with many resources meant to be used for the original ending (such as screen plays, voice-acting, etc.), which was abbreviated because of pressure from LucasArts to release the game in time for the Christmas season. By explaining their futures, instead of showing the events leading up to those futures, it leaves just what happened to the designers of the unreleased KOTOR III. In-game, the game ends with Darth Traya revealing the party member's futures. The originally planned ending would have provided in-game fates - and in many cases, deaths - for all of the characters who travel with the main player character. Also, some of the content from the game proper appears to be missing however, much of it can be found inside the game files. The game contains a sizable number of bugs, which occasionally cripple game play. LucasArts pressured developer Obsidian Entertainment to finish the game for a 2004 holiday release, leading many to speculate that the development had been rushed.

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