Cut content from Star Wars : Knights of the Old Republic II : The Sith Lords Cut content from " Star Wars : Knights of the Old Republic II : The Sith Lords " refers to content which was originally intended to appear in the video game but was not included in the game , or content which can be found in the game files but was not incorporated into the game . There has been some controversy regarding this content . LucasArts pressured developer Obsidian Entertainment to finish the game for a 2004 holiday release , leading many to speculate that the development had been rushed . The game contains a sizable number of bugs , which occasionally cripple game play . Also , some of the content from the game proper appears to be missing ; however , much of it can be found inside the game files . The originally planned ending would have provided in - game fates - and in many cases , deaths - for all of the characters who travel with the main player character . In - game , the game ends with Darth Traya revealing the party member ' s futures . By explaining their futures , instead of showing the events leading up to those futures , it leaves just " what " happened to the designers of the unreleased " KOTOR III " . In a gesture to the game ' s fans , Obsidian Entertainment provided the PC version of the game with many resources meant to be used for the original ending ( such as screen plays , voice - acting , etc . ) , which was abbreviated because of pressure from LucasArts to release the game in time for the Christmas season . Obsidian Entertainment also petitioned to LucasArts themselves for a Content Patch which would restore the content , though LucasArts denied the request . They were extracted and arranged by two users of the Obsidian Forum Community known as " HighPriest " and " Aurora " to produce The Sith Lords Restoration Project . While the files do not resolve everything , they do clarify what would have happened to many of the members of your party , and elucidate many in - game events . Modding projects . A team of modders from the " KOTOR " and " KOTOR II " modding community using tools from Holowan Laboratories have started a project to restore the appropriate missing content and release it as a mod . The main restoration mod was called " The Sith Lords Restoration Project " and was in development by Team Gizka . It would have restored almost all of the cut content ( apart from M4 - 78 ) . However , in early 2010 Team Gizka dissolved . No one knows what happened but all work has stopped and all contact has been lost with the team . As of today there is only a half completed beta floating around torrent sites . Another team of modders ( Team Exile ) encouraged by the efforts of Team Gizka plotted out and considered restoring the majority of content TG is not touching . Their project was called " The Sith Lords Restoration Project II : The Un - Restored Content . " However , after problems concerning the team ' s leader Darth Balor - including accusations of plagiarism , the team disbanded . Several months after the trouble with Darth Balor , the project was picked up by a user called Pikmin and the name was changed to The Sith Lords Content Restoration . On February 28th 2009 , Pikmin was exposed as being Darth Balor . For more information , visit here . The cut planet M4 - 78 has been restored by a modder called Darth Stoney , and has been made public on The Knights of the Old Republic FileFront website , and can be downloaded here . A new , heavily expanded version of Darth Stoney ' s mod called M4 - 78 Enhancement Project has been developed . For more information visit the project ' s website . Stoney also teamed up with Zbyl to create their own restored content mod called " The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod " . It was completed as of March 14 , 2010 and can be downloaded at Filefront . Version 1 . 7 was released 19th October 2010 . So far it is the only large scale restoration mod to have been fully completed with regular updates being added . The final 1 . 8 patch , which restores all the content planed TSLRCM was released on the 25th of July , 2012 . A version of the M4 - 78 mod called M4 - 78EP was released on December 28th and is compatible with TSLRCM 1 . 8 . 2 .