Chris B

Discover the correct sequences for the Sunry Murder Trial decryption in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, and learn how to use Stasis Field to your advantage.

Hey there! So, you're diving into Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and probably stumbled across some tricky bits. I've got some info here that'll help clear up a couple of things that might have tripped you up, especially if you're trying to get everything perfect.

First off, there's a neat little dialogue option on Tatooine. When you're dealing with that Hut about Nico's contract, try using the [Persuade] option. If that doesn't work out, you can try threatening him – something about burying him under his track. Now, this threat won't get you any Dark Side Points (DSP), but it's a fun bit of roleplaying. Bastila can even step in with her Force persuasion if you fail, making sure Nico gets that better contract.

The real head-scratcher, though, is on Manaan during the Sunry Murder Trial. You might be trying to decrypt a Sith datacard in the Republic Embassy and get stuck on the sequences. The guide you might be looking at could have the wrong numbers, listing something like “19, 14, 64, -2 or 2, 9, ?”. The reason you can't figure out the sixth sequence is that the earlier ones are actually incorrect. Don't worry, it's a common snag!

Here are the correct sequences:

1. First Sequence: 22
2. Second Sequence: 18
3. Third Sequence: 64
4. Fourth Sequence: 2
5. Fifth Sequence: 6
6. Sixth Sequence: 7

Now, here’s the pro-tip: these are way easier if you use the Force power Stasis Field. It's a Universal Power, so most enemies won't have any resistance to it. Seriously, it's a game-changer for enemies with immunities!

Here’s how to make it work like a charm:

• Cast Master Speed on yourself first.
• Then, immediately use Stasis Field on your target(s).

If you time it right, with Master Speed active before Stasis Field hits, you can get in about three Flurry attacks before they even have a chance to recover. Or, you could land two Flurries (or other attacks) and then hit them with another Stasis Field to keep them locked down. This combo works wonders on a lot of tough enemies, especially those with immunities, unless they happen to be immune to Stasis Field itself, of course.

Editor's Note: Just so you know, the enemies you'd typically use this tactic on are the two terentateks you fight in the Tomb of Naga Sadow. They can be a real pain, but this strategy should make that encounter much smoother!