[QUOTE="Revan_911"][QUOTE="smerlus"]
I thought your lack of response to my one post was you realizing there was a difference between the two games.
I would call being able to make a morally ambigous main character without penalties to stats and the fact that you are able to pander to each one of your character's desires as a big difference.
In KOTOR, it's almost guaranteed you're going to have a few characters pissed off at your actions by the end the game, either that or you'll have a whole team of people that are indifferent to you because you tried to please everyone. In ME2 you can befriend/manipulate everyone.
When it comes to CHARACTER INTERACTION I think if i'm able to interact with every character without penalty in one game and not so much in the other, that would show that one game has more character interaction than the other. Whether or not you actually like the characters you are interacting with is opinion.
dreman999
Well if a character responds to your actions like in kotor (Eg. Bastila being mad at you because you robbed an old woman) doesn't that make the character interaction better? In ME2 they make some snoddy comments sometimes, but most of the time they don't say anything at all. If the character is good he should disagree with your bad actions and opposite. Thats why the interaction in kotor is better. Ha, What happen to Grunt being angry when you healed a dieing sularian on Illium, or Jack and Miranda teaming up on you when you told that cop on the same planet to disobey suicidal orders? Your logic is flawed. I never brought Grunt to Illium. But i remember bringing him to Mordin's loyalty mission, and i chose to destroy the data on the Genophage. Grunt didn't say anything. He just stood there. 
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