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Why should anyone play a disney character? Let that cunt stay in the trash.

You know, somehow I'm not too optimistic. I wish this happened when Lucas was still in posession of Star Wars...

If I don't laugh, I'm going to be pissed.

I contest that one as a matter of personal opinion and beliefs.

Turns out shittalking potential costumers is a surefire way to get fired. Who coulda predicted that?

Kind of a shame Vader was never confronted by a manifestation of his Jedi-self.

Huh. What were the reasons for the Empire bombing Mandalore flat again?

And first post is best post:

Yeah, I mean... why would should the Jedi care? A Jedi Master is recognized by sheer reputation. Using gold-plating to announce them is yet another example how they have slowly become lesser.

Ok, what is electrum?

Humans can pipe anything and end up with viable results. Proving once again that Humanity is superior and the Pius Dea crusade era was founded on facts.

Because deep down they think Star Wars is for children only, rather than for the whole family.

A series of silly children books that disney-fans bring up to argue that they made the Legends EU worse for existing. Stupid argument, really.

Like it or not, when the subject of a mythos or religion is a real thing that can do stuff then people will interact with it. Kreia was proven wrong by the end of the game.

It would be a fun story if a new force user stumbles over the dark side and uses that to take over the galaxy.

Owen and Beru met 3PO and R2D2 maybe once and then never again, were focused on talking to Anakin and Padme, and lastly droids are less than slaves in Star Wars. Why'd you remember a specific piece of furniture that a distant friend or family-member owned?

I believe it's because the PT was in more peaceful times where they could use faster Hyperspeed lanes. The cast of OT had to stay off the grid, and that included the hyperspeed lanes. Heck, you can see this in Empire at War where Rebels are often forced to take longer trips because the fast...

There's also to consider that these expensice droids might require some rare material they can't readily deliver which causes issues.

I won't lie, I like the over-the-top style of that anime anthology. It feels like Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and might have a similiar justification. Also, that light-umbrella is freaking badass and I want to see more of that Yoda-Palpatine evil master. He has a cool design imo. I like it...

Did "Empire at War" do that right? Like, while the Rebellion obviously couldn't win an open war against the Empire, they could amass a fighting force and concentrate that force at weak points in the empire's defenses?