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Oh please, it's star warsWho cares if they were trained?
//Midichlorans//
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Just look at the flashy lights, choreography, and the fights
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Oh please, it's star warsYou must be awful to see movies withKor wrote:Just felt lacklustre and dull. Forgettable more than anything else.
Timberpoes wrote: ↑Tue Feb 14, 2023 3:21 pm The rules exist to create the biggest possible chance of a cool shift of SS13. They don't exist to allow admins to create the most boring interpretation of SS13.
Is that a conjecture or do you have any info to back it up? Because for me it looks quite differently.Steelpoint wrote:Lore wise it's stated that the "Resistance" is a private military force operated by Leia to help monitor and keep in check the First Order (Which is essentially the Imperial Remnant in all but name from the EU). Since the New Republic is very slow to respond and act on events and is more concerned with consolidating themselves economically and politically instead of keeping as much a check on the First Order.
Lumbermancer wrote:Is that a conjecture or do you have any info to back it up? Because for me it looks quite differently.Steelpoint wrote:Lore wise it's stated that the "Resistance" is a private military force operated by Leia to help monitor and keep in check the First Order (Which is essentially the Imperial Remnant in all but name from the EU). Since the New Republic is very slow to respond and act on events and is more concerned with consolidating themselves economically and politically instead of keeping as much a check on the First Order.
End of Return of the Jedi. Empire is in shambles, but is still strong. New Republic is established, Rebels dissolved, and because it's a democracy people vote to end war. Leia, Mon Mothra and others say fuck no, and continue to fight Empire which gets reorganized as First Order as The Resistance.
You're saying New Republic is very slow to respond and act on events, but Hux clearly said that Republic remains neutral. There's no open conflict between NR and FO. Of course he also says Republic secretly supplies the Resistance, that's why Grand Vezir Snoopy gives order to blow it up.
My first thoughts on Ren were "he's no fuckin' Darth Vader". My second thoughts on him were "He knows damn well that he's no fuckin' Darth Vader and that's the point."Lumbermancer wrote:But does he really? We know he can't make a proper lightsaber, because his is wonky, and he wants Luke's one badly. Meanwhile Luke learned how to make one by himself in Return.CosmicScientist wrote:guy who knows how to lightsaber
Also Rey lived basically alone in a desert for 20+ years, and was quite proficient at swinging her staff thing. And Kyle was intimidated by her ever since she resisted his mind-probe and wrecked him verbally.
I believe Kyle never even received saber training from Luke.
Probably the only good thing about the movie. Everything else was bland nothingness.He knows damn well that he's no fuckin' Darth Vader and that's the point
MimicFaux wrote:I remember my first time, full of wonderment and excitement playing this game I had heard so many stories about.
on the arrival shuttle, I saw the iconic toolbox on the ground. I clubbed myself in the head with it trying to figure out the controls.
Setting the tool box, now bloodied, back on the table; I went to heal myself with a medkit. I clubbed myself in the head with that too.
I've come a long ways from asking how to switch hands.
tusterman11 wrote:Can you stop lying? I just asked you and you are was a piece of shiit on me!!!
EngamerAzari's real number one fangirl <3Kor wrote:I wish Wyzack was still an admin.
MimicFaux wrote:I remember my first time, full of wonderment and excitement playing this game I had heard so many stories about.
on the arrival shuttle, I saw the iconic toolbox on the ground. I clubbed myself in the head with it trying to figure out the controls.
Setting the tool box, now bloodied, back on the table; I went to heal myself with a medkit. I clubbed myself in the head with that too.
I've come a long ways from asking how to switch hands.
MimicFaux wrote:I remember my first time, full of wonderment and excitement playing this game I had heard so many stories about.
on the arrival shuttle, I saw the iconic toolbox on the ground. I clubbed myself in the head with it trying to figure out the controls.
Setting the tool box, now bloodied, back on the table; I went to heal myself with a medkit. I clubbed myself in the head with that too.
I've come a long ways from asking how to switch hands.
I agree that Rey was a little too competent (in particular, how the fuck did she know wookiee and droid?), but:lumipharon wrote:Rey being a MLGpr0 pilot for a ship she has most likely never seen the inside of before, let alone learnt how to operate, as well as being able to do all these advances force abilities with 0 training was honestly pretty shit.
She's spend her entire life being some sand hobo. Knowing how to drive a bike doesn't mean you know how to operate a 747. Being force sensitive lets them handwave her doing utterly improbably maneuvers/having super good luck, but I doubt it gives you the knowledge of how a fucking space ship works.
Also being an ELITE force user without any training just goes completely against the rest of star wars canon. (comparatively) lots of people are force sensitive, but without proper training it's effectively like having very good luck/intuition/reflexes/etc, not being able to force pull, or bend people to your will.
Good movie though, but pretty terrible plot holes.
I was annoyed by Rey's character as well, but it's hardly unprecedented for the star wars protagnist to be magically an expert at everything.lumipharon wrote:stuff
They already had stormtroopers not all be clones in the original trilogy(IV-VI)Kraso wrote:I like how they retconned stormtroopers being clones of Jango for the first order so that they could shoehorn in a black guy to fulfill the racial quota, great going disney
shh, you're denying kraso his "muh reverse racism" momentXSI wrote:They already had stormtroopers not all be clones in the original trilogy(IV-VI)Kraso wrote:I like how they retconned stormtroopers being clones of Jango for the first order so that they could shoehorn in a black guy to fulfill the racial quota, great going disney
The empire fucked up whoever it did that made the clones and then they were left without new soldiers, so they started recruiting normal people
The clone-soldiers that survived ended up becoming specialists and elites/squad leaders while the new stormtroopers are just random people they gave a blaster
MimicFaux wrote:I remember my first time, full of wonderment and excitement playing this game I had heard so many stories about.
on the arrival shuttle, I saw the iconic toolbox on the ground. I clubbed myself in the head with it trying to figure out the controls.
Setting the tool box, now bloodied, back on the table; I went to heal myself with a medkit. I clubbed myself in the head with that too.
I've come a long ways from asking how to switch hands.
shit i got got...............................Ricotez wrote:shh, you're denying kraso his "muh reverse racism" momentXSI wrote:They already had stormtroopers not all be clones in the original trilogy(IV-VI)Kraso wrote:I like how they retconned stormtroopers being clones of Jango for the first order so that they could shoehorn in a black guy to fulfill the racial quota, great going disney
The empire fucked up whoever it did that made the clones and then they were left without new soldiers, so they started recruiting normal people
The clone-soldiers that survived ended up becoming specialists and elites/squad leaders while the new stormtroopers are just random people they gave a blaster
That was a thing since the beginning of the original trilogy. I'm all against shoehorning in minorities for "muh diversity" but this does in fact fit in with the lore.Kraso wrote:I like how they retconned stormtroopers being clones of Jango for the first order so that they could shoehorn in a black guy to fulfill the racial quota, great going disney
My favorite part of episode 4 is when the X-wing head pilot dude comes up to Luke and is like "are you sure you can handle this military space ship that you've clearly had no experience with what so ever?"Kor wrote:I was annoyed by Rey's character as well, but it's hardly unprecedented for the star wars protagnist to be magically an expert at everything.lumipharon wrote:stuff
Luke was a farm boy and successfully infiltrated then shot his way out of the largest military installation in the history of the galaxy after freeing their number one prisoner.
...while accompanied by a Jedi master, notorious smuggler, and giant strongman space alien. He didn't do that alone. Actually he's probably the least responsible for their success in killing that off.Kor wrote:I was annoyed by Rey's character as well, but it's hardly unprecedented for the star wars protagnist to be magically an expert at everything.lumipharon wrote:stuff
Luke was a farm boy and successfully infiltrated then shot his way out of the largest military installation in the history of the galaxy after freeing their number one prisoner.
to be honest though I kinda thought the idea of planet death star was actually pretty coolAn0n3 wrote:This whole fucking franchise is shaping up to be the Dragonball GT of Star Wars.
Rather than make interesting plot points they're just going to increase the levels on everything.
...which is prettymuch exactly how they handled the prequels, so I don't know why I would get my hopes up.
"Well the prequels had Anakin kill some kids off camera, and the original Trilogy had the Death Star so what the fuck do we do here?"
"Have Kylo Ren stab his Dad Han Solo on camera, and how about we make a whole planet that's one big Death Star that can shoot multiple planets at once from across the universe?"
"Sold!"
TheWiznard wrote: to be honest though I kinda thought the idea of planet death star was actually pretty cool
I'm sorry, apparently fantasy syfy can only exist if everything is explainable and makes sense in the real worldAn0n3 wrote:[img]an0n3shighschoolphoto.jpg[/img]TheWiznard wrote: to be honest though I kinda thought the idea of planet death star was actually pretty cool
I know you're being sarcastic but that's kind of the whole reason it's SCIENCE fiction and not just fiction.TheWiznard wrote:I'm sorry, apparently fantasy syfy can only exist if everything is explainable and makes sense in the real world
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