Star Wars Griefing Thread (SPOILERS) - Safety off

Mace Windu is one of the most misunderstood characters in the series. Guy acted exactly what someone that has trained like he did and has seen the shit he did would act. They act pissy he isnt Anakin and Ahsoka's biggest fan when he has his reasons why (and Im very sure that he meant it when he said that Anakin would have earned his respect once Palpatine has been dealt with). And he has been shown to have his humanizing moments but those dont seem to matter much, at least not when most of these have been removed from the new canon.

I legit see some fans "glad" he is dead to this day. Real pieces of work that NOW are ok with hating a POC, huh?

Also people say that his "He is too dangerous to be left alive" is to show that the sith and Jedi are similar and yeah, you can see it this way but you can also realise we are ignoring context.

When Palpatine told Anakin to kill Dooku, he told him to kill a literally disarmed foe who probably couldnt even use the force for the time being given the shock, he was truly beaten and on his knees. Anakin theorically could just arrest him right there (by cuffing...idk, his legs?)

When Windu told Anakin that Palpy has to die, he did explain why, " He has control of the courts and the senate", not even mentioning his literal power with the force and a lightsaber that far dwarfs that of Dooku's. We all know that if they arrested Palpatine, he would be let out at the next day with full apologies from the senate, promising to "punish" the Jedi for this. Windu knew that the order was now in a no win situation but at least killing Palpatine would have removed a very powerful player from the enemy side of the board instead of just letting him stay in charge of everything. And we also know Anakin's reasoning for sparing Palpatine were far from noble.

So the argument that the sith and jedi are the same based on that line is just ignoring comical amounts of context.
 
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Mace Windu is one of the most misunderstood characters in the series. Guy acted exactly what someone that has trained like he did and has seen the shit he did would act. They act pissy he isnt Anakin and Ahsoka's biggest fan when he has his reasons why (and Im very sure that he meant it when he said that Anakin would have earned his respect once Palpatine has been dealt with). And he has been shown to have his humanizing moments but those dont seem to matter much, at least not when most of these have been removed from the new canon.

I legit see some fans "glad" he is dead to this day. Real pieces of work that NOW are ok with hating a POC, huh?
There's no way Mace ain't coming back in a potential second season of Boba Fett. It basically writes itself and is totally Disney Wars-tier.
 
The highlights are that Bo-Katan managed to earn the trust of the crazy helmet squad, and she confessed to her battle chaplain that she saw the Mythosaur back on Mandalore. That, and the kid from the season opening was Paz Vizsla's son.
And now she has joined the cult, becoming a true mando™, and will repeat "This is the Way" for the rest of her life. Seriously, I still have no idea why they have the "no helmet off" doctrine in the Way, which is still not being explained at all and accepted as every Mando knows it. The "no helmet off" idea is ridiculous and sounds like something that would come from crazy fanboy that looked at some old art and went "OMG THEY'RE SO MANLY AND DIE WITH THEIR HELMETS ON!1! WE SHOULD ALWAYS WEAR IT SO WE CAN BE KEWL AND STRONK LIKE THEM!1!1!" Even if the idea is some sort of symbolic "ready to die/fight" any moment thing, it's still retarded.
 
Mace Windu is one of the most misunderstood characters in the series. Guy acted exactly what someone that has trained like he did and has seen the shit he did would act. They act pissy he isnt Anakin and Ahsoka's biggest fan when he has his reasons why (and Im very sure that he meant it when he said that Anakin would have earned his respect once Palpatine has been dealt with). And he has been shown to have his humanizing moments but those dont seem to matter much, at least not when most of these have been removed from the new canon.

I legit see some fans "glad" he is dead to this day. Real pieces of work that NOW are ok with hating a POC, huh?

Also people say that his "He is too dangerous to be left alive" is to show that the sith and Jedi are similar and yeah, you can see it this way but you can also realise we are ignoring context.

When Palpatine told Anakin to kill Dooku, he told him to kill a literally disarmed foe who probably couldnt even use the force for the time being given the shock, he was truly beaten and on his knees. Anakin theorically could just arrest him right there (by cuffing...idk, his legs?)

When Windu told Anakin that Palpy has to die, he did explain why, " He has control of the courts and the senate", not even mentioning his literal power with the force and a lightsaber that far dwarfs that of Dooku's. We all know that if they arrested Palpatine, he would be let out at the next day with full apologies from the senate, promising to "punish" the Jedi for this. Windu knew that the order was now in a no win situation but at least killing Palpatine would have removed a very powerful player from the enemy side of the board instead of just letting him stay in charge of everything. And we also know Anakin's reasoning for sparing Palpatine were far from noble.

So the argument that the sith and jedi are the same based on that line is just ignoring comical amounts of context.
Mace is a total chad for being the one to call out Ahsoka's petty bs.

"No, I'm not apologising for not rigging a military trial and betraying any sense of fairness and justice just to give a free pass to someone who, by all available evidence, was guilty just because she's one of ours. No, Miss 'I'm-No-Jedi-I'm-A-Citizen', I'm not letting you sit it on a Council meeting discussing top secret Jedi matters."

And then Ahsoka is so butthurt she decides not to warn the Council about information that could very much be important regarding the Sith Lord since she doesn't know that the Council already suspects Sidious is after Anakin.
 
Ok, now I am worried about The Mandalorian. I was fine with last weeks, execution wasn't as good as Andor, but it was interesting. I get how it was out of place. After this weeks episode I really am seeing the show is fucking lost. We're half way through the season and the show is just slowly moving along. It would be fine if we had a 16/20 episode season. I can see there's basically no where this season will go by the end. It's meandering. Then I assume we'll have one big plot heavy episode were something happens before it goes away for another year.
 
Stopped caring about the Mandolorian because that faggot Bill burr kept pressuring Mando to take his helmet off like every sperg and their wine aunt would do. Was like an unironic moment that you'd expect to be mentioned in a parody show like Family guy and completely kills any immersion.

"Hey Louis, you remember that time I got the Mandalorian to take their helmet off?"

Anakin's motivations to spare Palpatine were to potentially save his wife and to get back at Mace for not promoting him to the rank of master after he did the same things Obi wan had done for years and was at his level by that point. He was too much of an impulsive hothead but considering Quinlan playing jump rope with both sides of the war and Qui gon before that, he wouldn't have been that bad of a Jedi Master.
 
Stopped caring about the Mandolorian because that faggot Bill burr kept pressuring Mando to take his helmet off like every sperg and their wine aunt would do. Was like an unironic moment that you'd expect to be mentioned in a parody show like Family guy and completely kills any immersion.

Also I gotta say, Pedro Pascal is an overrated actor. Seeing his face just takes me out of the experience because its whimpy Pedro Pascal underneath it.

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Anakin's motivations to spare Palpatine were to potentially save his wife and to get back at Mace for not promoting him to the rank of master after he did the same things Obi wan had done for years and was at his level by that point. He was too much of an impulsive hothead but considering Quinlan playing jump rope with both sides of the war and Qui gon before that, he wouldn't have been that bad of a Jedi Master.

Mace did tell Anakin that, if what he was saying was true, then he officially had his trust and Im very sure he meant it. Had Anakin had his back (or you know, didnt interfere), Mace would have no doubt promoted him, maybe even admitting having a little bit of regret of how he treated him.

The tragedy of Anakin is that everything was at a grasp's reach but he succumbed to his own fears and insecurities and thus lost everything.

And then Ahsoka is so butthurt she decides not to warn the Council about information that could very much be important regarding the Sith Lord since she doesn't know that the Council already suspects Sidious is after Anakin.

That moment when you realise that the suffering brought by the Galactic Empire was likely made possible because of a single petty decision from an impulsive ex-Jedi from an even more impulsive Jedi knight.

The older I get, the more I start to see Mace was a flawed, strict but fair Master who was just freaking fed up with these loose cannons
 
Yeah Mace did tell him that in ROTS. .

Recall George saying something about Anakin interfering because the story was a soap opera and needed some drama. and to keep in line with obi wan's speech at the start of a new hope.

Fear truly is the start of the path to the Dark side.
 
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Mace Windu is one of the most misunderstood characters in the series. Guy acted exactly what someone that has trained like he did and has seen the shit he did would act. They act pissy he isnt Anakin and Ahsoka's biggest fan when he has his reasons why (and Im very sure that he meant it when he said that Anakin would have earned his respect once Palpatine has been dealt with). And he has been shown to have his humanizing moments but those dont seem to matter much, at least not when most of these have been removed from the new canon.
He's basically the Jedi Order's angel of death. Kind of like a nicer Darth Vader who hasn't gone full loco.

I legit see some fans "glad" he is dead to this day. Real pieces of work that NOW are ok with hating a POC, huh?
Well, he didn't fully trust Ahsoka. But to be fair, that really isn't anything new, since Traviss fans were also happy that Mace died because of what he did to Jango.

When Palpatine told Anakin to kill Dooku, he told him to kill a literally disarmed foe who probably couldnt even use the force for the time being given the shock, he was truly beaten and on his knees. Anakin theorically could just arrest him right there (by cuffing...idk, his legs?)
Dooku can still use the Force with his mind. But Anakin could've just knocked him out and used him as a hostage against Grievous to ensure cooperation so that they can get the Chancellor to safety.

When Windu told Anakin that Palpy has to die, he did explain why, " He has control of the courts and the senate", not even mentioning his literal power with the force and a lightsaber that far dwarfs that of Dooku's. We all know that if they arrested Palpatine, he would be let out at the next day with full apologies from the senate, promising to "punish" the Jedi for this. Windu knew that the order was now in a no win situation but at least killing Palpatine would have removed a very powerful player from the enemy side of the board instead of just letting him stay in charge of everything. And we also know Anakin's reasoning for sparing Palpatine were far from noble.
I'm gonna call bullshit on this one. Simply because, just imagine what would've happened if Anakin didn't stop Windu.

Imagine if you will, a scenario where Anakin just bugged out after Mace told him to wait in the Jedi Council Chamber. He goes off, takes Padme and the droids, and he fucks off to Naboo or something, leaving the whole war and the Jedi Order behind to raise his kids. Windu goes over to Sidious with his strike team, Sidious puts up a good fight and kills the team, but Windu with his Vapaad mastery wins the day and Sidious dies. What happens after that?

The movie has established that the Senate LOVES Palpatine. So much so that they kept voting him in, FDR-style, despite the fact that his term limits are up. What exactly do you think will happen to the Jedi Order once the Senate hears that a Jedi High Councilor just killed their beloved Chancellor? They'll go nuts. Not only will they not believe the Jedi when the Jedi accuse Palpatine of being a Sith, they will issue Order 66 themselves, seeing Windu's assassination of Palpatine as a naked grab for power. And the clones, being the obedient little children that they are, (they're literally 10-year-olds in the bodies of adults) will wipe out the Jedi Order.

Windu and the other Jedi on Coruscant will get overwhelmed and slaughtered by the 501st and the Coruscant Guard, the former of whom were already planning to wipe out the Jedi, the latter were zealously loyal to Palpatine. You'll still get the same Order 66 montage of the Jedi getting wiped out from across the galaxy, and whatever few survivors are forced into hiding. Sure, Obi-Wan and Yoda can stage a counterattack to Coruscant, but what will they be going after? The Senate? What, will they hold whoever gets elected to replace Palpatine hostage and have them rescind Order 66? That would just add more fuel to the fire and prove to the Senate that the Jedi were trying to take over illegally. That will just fuel the people's hatred for the Jedi and make them hate the Jedi even more.

The only difference is that, with Palpatine dead and Anakin gone, no one is there to assassinate the Separatist leaders. They're still on Mustafar, awaiting orders. And when they realize Sidious is gone, they'll just do whatever they can to keep their power, but with the Republic being more focused on hunting the Jedi, the Seps will have some breathing room, especially with their quintillions of droids still active. But here's the kicker: the Seps HATE THE JEDI. For years, they've seen the Jedi as the toadies of the Coruscant elite. So there's no way the Jedi remnants can hide out with them, especially with the likes of Gunray and the other Jedi-hating Sep leaders still being alive.

At most, some of them might allow some Jedi to defect to the Separatists, IF they promise to be good little toadies and serve their needs; I can see someone like Wat Tambor allowing a few Jedi to seek refuge in Techno Union territory so long as they bend the knee and serve, but most Separatist citizens hated the Jedi even before the Clone Wars, so most of them won't accept Jedi refugees, and will more than likely shoot them on sight.

And the third and most worrying thing of all is that the Republic might die. Without Palpatine to hold them back, the Seps will just vote to keep the war going, and eventually, Kamino won't be able to keep up producing clones for the Senate whereas the droid foundries within Sep space can and will keep farting out droids. Which eventually will lead to the Republic slowly collapsing and falling to the Sep leaders. Get ready for a galaxy controlled by corporate kleptocrats who will rape and pillage worlds for resources and slaves. Basically the Empire, but imagine them having even more endless amounts of soldiers thanks to their droid armies. So basically, the Rebellion would be even more fucked because they're not dealing with a human army that gets tired or has people defect from it, but rather, they're dealing with an endless tide of droids that don't get tired, don't need a break, and will keep coming until the enemy is dead.

Either that, or the Separatists might reach a compromise with the Republic, but both sides will still be corrupt; you'll have Palpatine's supporters on the Republic side, and the corrupt corporate leaders on the Separatist side. Imagine them forming a new state together; neither side will be favorable to the Jedi or to people who don't want a strong, overbearing government. Tarkin and his mates will crush any dissent within Republic space, while the Trade Federation and other corporate bodies will ensure that any dissent in Confederate space gets squashed. Which means that again, any future rebel movement will be even more fucked than they would be under Palpatine.

Really, galactic liberty died when Mace Windu made that ill-fated assassination attempt. The right move would have been to investigate Anakin's claims so that you'd get proof, or at the very least, leak it to the Senate. Palpatine's top man, the Hero with No Fear, accuses him of being the Sith Lord who's been playing both sides against each other? That would destroy Palpatine's political capital, especially given how it's Anakin making the accusation; everyone knows that the two of them are close friends and Anakin is a strong supporter of the Chancellor. So it's damn near impossible to dismiss that charge as baloney.

Leaking Anakin's accusation to the Senate will cause chaos and sow distrust among Palpatine's loyal senators, and it will give Bail Organa, the Delegation of 2000, and other senators who have their doubts about the Chancellor some much-needed ammo. Padme would obviously back up her husband's claims, knowing him to be an honest man, and that would be another sore spot; Padme is Palpatine's former master when she was Queen of Naboo and he was just one of her advisors.

Eventually, the Senate will move to strip Palpatine of his powers and detain him so they can investigate the matter. If Palpatine tries to use the clone army against the Senate, that would also end badly, since as Bail Organa said in EPIII, too many systems are too well-armed, and the clones themselves are already getting stretched thin fighting the CIS. Once the Senate finds enough evidence (Labyrinth of Evil shows that it's possible to figure out the truth about Palpatine with some detailed investigations) they'll issue Order 65, and have the Chancellor executed. And sure, Palpatine might be able to put up a decent fight, but I'm sure a turbolaser blast from a Venator can atomize him and end the threat.

Mace Windu is more disciplined and wiser than Anakin, able to use the Dark Side without falling to it. But at the end of the day, he shared more than a few negative traits with Anakin, that being his hot-headed eagerness to end the threat, without looking at the consequences. At the end of the day, Mace Windu is just as much a loose canon as Anakin Skywalker is, and his actions, along with Anakin's, doomed the Republic and the Jedi Order.

So the argument that the sith and jedi are the same based on that line is just ignoring comical amounts of context.
True, but the problem is, many people in the SW universe can't see the difference between the two, and the people in the Clone Wars era know even less about the differences between Sith and Jedi as opposed to the people who lived 4-5 millennia before the Clone Wars when you had legit Sith organizations running around with numbers in the thousands or millions.
 
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Ok, now I am worried about The Mandalorian. I was fine with last weeks, execution wasn't as good as Andor, but it was interesting. I get how it was out of place. After this weeks episode I really am seeing the show is fucking lost. We're half way through the season and the show is just slowly moving along. It would be fine if we had a 16/20 episode season. I can see there's basically no where this season will go by the end. It's meandering. Then I assume we'll have one big plot heavy episode were something happens before it goes away for another year.
The pacing is iffy for sure, but we're clearly leading to some kind of Mando culture split. There's way too many red flags around Bo and the Mythasaur for it not to be the case. If she tamed that thing, she definitely wouldn't need the Darksaber to get others to respect her.
 
The pacing is iffy for sure, but we're clearly leading to some kind of Mando culture split. There's way too many red flags around Bo and the Mythasaur for it not to be the case. If she tamed that thing, she definitely wouldn't need the Darksaber to get others to respect her.
She actually lifts to use that Darksaber. Mando is a pussy who never lifts, that's why it's heavy for him.
 
So the argument that the sith and jedi are the same based on that line is just ignoring comical amounts of context.
The way I see them is that they both want to control everything. Dooku did nothing wrong.

I think Bo might need a bigger ship if she's going to try the "we got you a new Foundling" trick again with the Mythosaur lol.
InB4 Baby Yeed gets a mini-darksaber, rides the Mythosaur and Bo loses again.
 
The pacing is iffy for sure, but we're clearly leading to some kind of Mando culture split. There's way too many red flags around Bo and the Mythasaur for it not to be the case. If she tamed that thing, she definitely wouldn't need the Darksaber to get others to respect her.

I don't care if the third season of the Mandolorian ends with Bo Katan riding a Mythasaur and unites different factions of Mandolorians as they return to their homeworld to rebuild. While we learn basically nothing about the Imperialm reminants. Will the space pirates even return? With Moff Gideon?
 
There's footage of the Mandos protecting Navarro, so yes to the first thing and who knows to the second. Haven't heard anything in terms of rumours etc.
In the previous episode one of the former imperial officers said that Gideon either escaped or the New Republic let him go (I've forgotten the exact line). The woman who later lobotomized Pershing replied that it was bullshit.
As for the pirates, it's clear that they will try to take over Navarro.
 
All this is proving to me is that I was right on Mando eventually sucking and so just feel happy I didn't waste hours watching stuff that would just turn to slop.

Still telling that ADD Dave seems to have a lot more control for no reason this season. The lack of a plot is very much his calling card. As well as ramming his shitty B-lister Mando Waifu down your throats too.
 
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