KOTOR 2 Prestige classes

So I've been searching around how to unlock the prestige classes but I'm seeing a lot of different answers. Can anyone here redpill me on it?

Isn't it just having a certain amount of allignment in either light or dark and reach a certain level? 15, maybe?

I'm pretty sure you just gotta get to level 15.

I've gotten both but Kreia isn't talking.
I've only visited Nar Shaddaa so far if that matters, how many planets did you guys visit?

You probably have to progress the story more then, I don't remember

Lvl 15
Recruited Visas
Talk to Kreia after this.

I think this guy got it.
its either that or a higher alignment with Kreia or story progression

it's after like your third planet

Be atleast 90% good or evil to unlock. If evil just harass Harrharr or whatever his name is

Does anyone here actually enjoy the game here for its combat, or do you just put up with it for the sake of the GOAT story, RPG mechanics and characters?

Even on the hardest difficulty it's not very challenging.

It's kind of shit (just like the original!), but you can do some stupid builds and craft shit that breaks it even more. Running around with a pair of custom blasters and being a gunslinger Jedi is an unique experience.

I like the combat. It doesn't hold the game, though.

You have to be either a complete moral faggot or a complete edgy faggot and be level 15. That's pretty much it.

Combat was too easy. I had a sith that just went around spamming max level force scream and lightening.

The nice thing is that you can stop doing it after getting the prestige class and go grey

Yeah that's why I'm trying to get this over with quick

Going grey is not really a good idea. I think it's better to choose your extreme and prove Kreia wrong.

Didnt even use most of the attacks just Flurry and critical.

Why? Power attack is objectively superior

Flurry is most reliable, that was my choice.

guardian-->lord/master is my favorite
it happens once you hit a certain level and go talk to kreia

I don't think people particularly care for the combat so much as the combat is simply a metric for testing their character building, which people do like.

The combat is somewhat engaging during the beginning since there's an ounce strategy and challenge, but it becomes mindlessly easy by the time you unlock your prestige class and get crazy overpowered shit like force storm