Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is one of the best Star Wars games ever released, as it presents players with great combat mechanics, tons of build options, an outstanding story, and a really fun overall experience.
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While the game’s graphics are naturally quite outdated and the weapon selection is a bit lacking compared to that of Star Wars Outlaws, for example, this title is still really fun to play and warrants several playthroughs over the years. At the beginning of the story, you’ll have to find a Sith Armor to make your way to the dangerous Lower City of Taris. This might sound simple enough, but it can be a bit hard to figure out sometimes. Here’s how to get the Sith Armor.
How To Get The Sith Armor In Taris
After exploring Taris’ areas and the various apartment complexes available, you’ll eventually need to get a Sith Armor to be allowed access to the Lower City area. However, there’s a Sith soldier posted at the elevator, which means that you’ll need to fool him by wearing this neat-looking attire. There are many different ways of getting the Sith Armor. The first option is to go to the Upper City North apartment complex and find the two Sith soldiers threatening an alien. You can choose to kill the soldiers and then take their Armor.
Alternatively, you can also go to the Upper City Cantina, look for Sarna, and empathize with her regarding being stuck on Taris. This will result in her inviting you to a party with multiple people. Once they’ve all passed out from partying too hard, you can simply loot the Sith Armor from a backpack in her apartment. If you’re playing as a female character, you can also go to the Upper City Cantina, specifically where the Twi’lek dancers are, and talk to Yun Genda, who’ll invite you to the same party. This, however, only works if you haven’t been to the North apartments before.
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How To Keep The Sith Armor
If you’ve fallen in love with the Sith Armor and want to keep it, there’s a way to do that. You’ll have to equip the outfit on Carth, leave him at the Hideout and then go to the Hidden Bek base. This way, you’ll get both the papers to get to the Undercity and also keep the attractive outfit in your inventory.
In all honesty, the Sith Armor isn’t that great in terms of protection once you reach the mid-late stages of the game, and it can be quite restrictive with certain Force powers. If your finances are suffering, selling the armor once you no longer need it can be a great way to make some Credits. That said, the armor can come in handy in the early stages of the game, especially if you’re foregoing leveling up until you become a Jedi to maximize your powers.
- Released
- July 15, 2003
- Engine
- Odyssey Engine
- ESRB
- T for Teen: Violence
- How Long To Beat
- 30 Hours
- OpenCritic Rating
- Mighty