Kotor 2 Which Transponder Code To Use
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Kotor 2 Which Transponder Code To Use
How to Choose the Right Transponder Code in KOTOR 2 Nar Shaddaa
If you are playing Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords (KOTOR 2), you might be wondering how to choose the right transponder code for your ship, the Ebon Hawk, when you are on Nar Shaddaa. This is a crucial decision that can affect your gameplay and story outcome. Here is a guide to help you make the best choice.
What is a Transponder Code
A transponder code is a unique identifier that is broadcasted by a ship to communicate with other ships and space stations. It can reveal information such as the ship's name, owner, origin, destination, cargo, and status. A transponder code can also be used to track a ship's location and movements.
In KOTOR 2, you need to change your transponder code on Nar Shaddaa because your ship is being hunted by the Exchange, a criminal organization that wants to capture you and your companions. If you don't change your code, you will be detected and attacked by the Exchange's forces.
How to Change Your Transponder Code
To change your transponder code on Nar Shaddaa, you need two things: a blank transponder card and a set of codes from Vogga's freighters. You can get both of these items from different locations on Nar Shaddaa.
A blank transponder card can be found in one of the following places:
The Refugee Sector: You can buy one from Geeda, a Rodian merchant who sells various items. She will charge you 500 credits for it.
The Refugee Sector: You can steal one from Lootra, a Twi'lek refugee who is looking for his wife. You can either pickpocket him or persuade him to give it to you.
The Docks: You can find one in a container near the entrance to the Ebon Hawk.
A set of codes from Vogga's freighters can be obtained by either:
Sneaking into Vogga's warehouse and accessing his computer terminal. You will need to avoid or disable the security cameras and mines along the way.
Winning a Pazaak game against Doton Het, Vogga's accountant. You will need to wager 500 credits and beat him three times in a row.
Once you have both items, you need to take them to Tienn Tubb, a Bith mechanic who runs a repair shop near the Ebon Hawk. He will charge you 2500 credits to change your transponder code. Alternatively, you can persuade him to lower his price or do it for free if you have enough influence with him.
Which Transponder Code to Choose
After Tienn Tubb changes your transponder code, he will give you two options to choose from: B-5D8 or Alakandor. Both of these codes are from ships that belong to Vogga's fleet. However, they have different implications for your gameplay and story.
If you choose B-5D8, you will get a code that belongs to a freighter that was recently destroyed by Goto's yacht, a mysterious vessel that belongs to Goto, the leader of the Exchange on Nar Shaddaa. This code will allow you to bypass Goto's security system and board his yacht without being detected. However, it will also make Vogga angry at you for using his code without his permission. He will send his thugs after you and refuse to help you later in the game.
If you choose Alakandor, you will get a code that belongs to a freighter that is still active and loyal to Vogga. This code will make Vogga happy with you for using his code with his permission. He will offer you his assistance later in the game and give you access to his stash of fuel and credits. However, this code will also alert Goto's yacht of your presence and trigger an attack from his forces. You will have to fight your way through his yacht and confront Goto himself.
Both options have their pros and cons, so it depends on your personal preference and playstyle. You can also save your game before choosing a code and try both outcomes to see which 9160f4acd4