Nevertheless, should you choose to do so anyway, the reversion itself is easy. Even if you have some minor problems, unless you have major stuttering/screen tear or are on a 1920x1080 display (the only display resolution which is supported for manual widescreen patching) I would recommend against reversion, as the widescreen support will probably more than compensate for any other issues.

I actively recommend against reverting the patch until you test to identify if you experience any errors a few minutes in Peragus will tell you whether you have any of the bad ones.

With that said, there is no workaround for using lightsaber hilt textures that doesn't break the game, and none at all for the rare irreparable stuttering, without reverting the patch. For example, to ensure saves aren't lost, disable cloud saves, and to fix skipping dialogue, simply restart the game. Most of these problems are fixable, or at least have workarounds.

While this seems helpful, it's unfortunately caused several other problems: lightsaber hilt texture mods don't function with the new version, some effects like fog have been removed, save games are sometimes lost temporarily, it can cause or exacerbate issues with in-game dialogue skipping, and rarely users experience extreme and irreparable stuttering and screen tear. KOTOR 2 has a Steam-only update which adds native controller and widescreen support. KOTOR 2 Full Build IMPORTANT - PC VERSION NOTES & FIXES Odd Artifacts on Main Menu / Crashes on Game Load.Widescreen Bugfixes & Extended Support Mods.

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