I had a similar glitch happen to me today in New Vegas. Boone kept on repeating his reloading animation during conversation. It was actually kinda cool in an intimidating way. Fit him perfectly.

Ah. I probably should have specified that upon installing the Restoration Mod, all your preexisting saves with non-Restoration Mod versions of KotOR II are no longer accessible.
...I just assumed no one had played KotOR II so recently as to have incomplete saves they were still working on with the original game.

You misunderstand me Snake, I was playing and apparently this is the only game that doesn't ask to make changes without me personally forcing it to run as administrator and as such all saves created were deleted when I stopped using them, aka after I quit the game, total progress loss.

Seriously, that asking for permission shit all the time is fucking annoying.
 

WINDOOOOOOOWS!

The ending still felt like someone running up on me with a baseball bat and shattering my kneecap. Sudden, painful, and confusing. Though I guess it is a step up from before, it no longer shares par with Indigo Prophecy on my, "What the fuck just happened?" List. But not by enough to be truly fixed. It still feels as busted as the first time, and only inspires me to play the first one, or one of Obsidian's more complete games to remind me why I love them.

I actually highly enjoyed KOTOR 2, even with all the cut content. I played through the entire game five times trying to figure out what I kept "missing" before I actually did much searching to find out that the answer was nothing. KOTOR 1 "only" had the honor of three playthroughs.

I might be alone here, though.

The funny thing is, I recently re-installed KOTOR 1 on my computer cause I was going through this whole nostalgia thing. As soon as I finish it again I will do this. I enjoyed a lot of the gameplay changes Obsidian made, but the game frustrated me cause of how it ended. This changes everything. Also, I wonder if they ever fixed the swoop bike glitch.

KOTOR 1 is great for a few extra playthroughs with a patch/mod that lets you start as a Jedi. It blends really well.

You can also just find a save online for after the prologue and just edit it to your playstyle to save yourself the headache of doing what I'm sure you did many times before.

You played the custom-tailored Jedi-intro that is actually a fair bit different from the regular intro many times before?