TSLRCM is an essential add-on that restores bits and pieces of KotOR2 that developer Obsidian didn’t have time to complete, and also fixes bugs that made stuff that actually has been in the game inaccessible.

And that was all with the vital TSLRCM, aka Changed Restored Sith Lords Content (opens in a new tab), installed. I made it to the end, surviving a good slew of bugs, outright crashes, and even a corrupted save file. Somewhere in the pages of PC Gamer, I’m pretty sure I called KotOR 2 the buggiest game I’ve ever beaten. Wes Fenlon, Editor: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2.

Here are our answers, plus some of our forum. What game would you never play without mods?

(Game number two is every other Bethesda open-world RPG.) I guess if you count unofficial patches as mods, the same goes for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines, but I’m thinking more mods complete only to patches. How can you enjoy replaying Skyrim without being able to bypass the intro, sort your inventory by weight or value, or steal the Paragliding from Breath of the Wild (opens in a new tab)? OK, the last one is optional, but Skyrim is the number one game that I would only suggest playing unmodified the first time around.

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