A Rogue is also just a peaceful pickpocket.

I disagree. He is definitely an "evil thief."

By the way, I only played KOTOR 1 after the second one, and I already put it in English. So you can say that these were pivotal games for me.

And that's right. Just look at Ara and his gaming problems to understand that it's better to be a civilized person with knowledge of English, the first in the world, than an uneducated peasant looking for a Russian patch from xXxFaLLeN_VaSyA_666xXx.

Wow! I had already forgotten.

I specifically dug around in the Citadel!

And I was very good.

This was my main dilemma at the beginning of the game: leave her as a sweet girl, like in the series, with healthy circulation, or act according to my conscience. In the end, I chose the latter. I can say that I wasn't role-playing a "Bioware bad guy" who always chooses the bad, evil options and actions, but rather acted more or less ADEQUATELY. Maybe I made a couple of mistakes, but that's part of role-playing. In the first part, which I hate, I played through the entire game again on the dark side, simply because the choice there is terribly made; either you shake down money from a peasant, or you pay him out of the goodness of your heart, and at the end, you slap Bastila and immediately become three-quarters light (what a choice!), and I finished the game with penalties on dark spells.

Okay.

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P.S. And the undead there are just terrible - as soon as you see them, immediately run to the nearest portal.

Without Enigma, almost no caster can survive.