I like the idea of these prestige classes, but that'd mean you'd have to change classes twice from the basic jedi class. However, I think that Spy is actually a demotion from assassin, surely. Perhaps, a Sith Silencer instead? Sorry I can't come up with anything better, but in Oblivion in the Dark Brotherhood quests, silencer is the next step up from assassin.
These are good ideas, I'll try to think up the Light options instead.
It would also be nice for basic classes e.g. scout, scoundrel etc, to have an upgraded, but maybe not based on alignment.. e.g.
Soldier - General
Scout - Reconnoiterer ( basically a more advanced version that inspects military advances, more professional, not amateur version of "scout")
Scoundrel - Shadowfoot (Oblivion again..)

i have to agree with MadDogTom7, releasing a game on the xbox is just not a good business maneuver, releasing it for the pc and xbox 360 however will increase the amount of people who purchase it, i personally own both kotor and kotor 2 for both pc and xbox. on these platforms they will be able to put more content into the game as well as higher end content. either way, IMO kotor 3 could be used to draw more attention to the 360 than say FF XIII could for the PS3 (not because FF is bad, it's just like beating a dead horse) all the while the Wii will sit in it's corner and provide entertainment for the short periods of time you get bored with the KOTOR series

Instead of PSP:I think that Lucas Arts should do this game as a conclusion for the KOTOR/XBox era.The KOTOR graphics on the Xbox I find very good.I'd say one last game for the normal XBox and then unleash the NextGen stuff on the Star Wars game to come.

I think KOTOR 3 has'nt have to be a PS3 game.I mean if you look at the graphics of KOTOR II it's brilliant how they let the grass bend to the side on Dxun or Dantooine.It's not a must for the graphics of the PS3.That's what makes KOTOR I/II so interesting.You have great graphics and a great game.I think the PS3 was constructed for the games where it really matters what graphics you have.(e.g.The Force Unleashed were its NextGen graphic.)
The thing is in KOTOR you don't slam somebody into the wall and then attack him.You Force Push him he gets damaged he is stunned you attack him.For this game you don't need these very high qualaty graphics.Lucas Arts won't create any games for the XBox anymore so the graphics of the PSP would be good enough.

why would sony buy the rights? theyve never had one on their systems and the problem isnt the fact that MS cant get a deal done. its that lucasarts hasnt started it yet. the problem definitely doesnt lie with getting a platform to run the game on.

I agree, but why can't PS3 buy the rights and create the kotor series for PS3. I mean there great and popular games, so it'd be worth it right?
But as far as Kotor 3 goes There should be way more planets than the first one, I wish mandalore and bastilla could be in the third one.
But if the KOTOR 3 wasn't based on chronological order, I wish it could take place during the mando wars or in clone troopers era.
But if anyone can give me a link of a website that has any info of KOTOR 3 whatsoever, it'd be greatly appreciated.

Hi guys
though there could be more classes why should the game be called KNIGHTS of the old Republic.I mean you arent a Knight anymore if you're a Bounty Hunter,or a Scoundrel.
I think the guys who designed the game thought that you wield the force and have your party members (that arent Jedis) be the unknightly classes.What is the point in being a Bounty Hunter go around killing for money if your destiny is to rescue the galaxy.
AND:If a third part is about to come I think you'd go through the Unknown Regions rather than be the scum of the Galaxy.The game should stay as it is especially refering to the classes.If you take Atton or Mira or Mandalore (who is kind of marksman) they arent able to wield the force and i think some or most of the players would be very annoyed if they could'nt wield force powers anymore because you are'nt a jedi anymore.
But there hast to be a third part after all!!!

I like the idea, as complex as it is.

Let's also talk about the Ebon Hawk and how it could play out. I'd like another ship, one just as fast and interesting, which could lead us to the Ebon Hawk near the end of the game, when you find out what truly happened to Revan and the Exile. You find it's remains on the last planet. You find corpses that radiate with the dark side. Since you have never had contact with the Exile or Revan, you can't know who these bodies were.

I have more thoughts, but I'll save them for another post.

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Revan always had an aptitude for machinery, and would not even entrust the upgrade to the infallible replicators of the Star Forge. He personally oversaw the complete overhall of his fighter. The blasters were replaced by Sith energy weapons that combine dark-side energy with a conventional laser pulse. Most of power systems were removed, as Rakatan midichlorian energy converters were more compact and efficient. The reaction control system was replaced by an array of strange crystals that could distort, ?grab? and ?push off against? space, giving the craft supernatural turning rates. Besides the lasers, the fighter?s true primary weapon were thin, tuning fork like prongs at the extreme tip of the tapered nose. This was this visible part of an ancient Sith weapon that extended for almost the entire length of the spaceframe. It allowed the pilot to reach out and use his own force techniques in a dogfight, but a much greater power than otherwise possible. The weapon interfaced with the pilot through contact points on the fighter?s flight controls. Force cloaking, shielding, speed and telekenetic shockwaves were sometimes deployed in space skirmishes, but Revan preferred to channel the full power of the darkside through this weapon, and into enemy ships as deadly lightning bolts---that never missed.

I think even THAT is an understatement