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Star Wars Griefing Thread (SPOILERS) - Safety off
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Happy Star Wars day, May the 4th be with you all today.
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Just gonna wait for revenge of the 5th. Or Return of the 25th tbh.
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The second and third for Ventress were a bit boring. The first episode is about C-21 Highsinger and Latts Razzi with the help of Ventress and Lyco stealing an Imperial shield relay unit. Highsinger and Razzi then betray Ventress, leaving her behind, but Ventress manages to defeat them.
The second episode Ventress and Lyco shown to be on a desert planet (luckily not Tatooine), continuing their journey to find the Hidden Path. The two came across a house surrounded with inactivated battle droids used as scarecrows and met an elderly farmer who once served as Separatist military officer, and the man recognized Ventress and knew that she stood in Dooku's shadow, and he and the other were grateful for it. He believed they needed more like her than all those droids, and the Separatist was right, but Ventress disagreed with him and that both sides are wrong. Skipping a few scenes, they found the ship, probably the Hidden Path's. Ventress chose not to come, but Lyco persuaded her that Quinlan Vos, the person she had been searching for, might be present, to which she responded not anymore. Ventress then left, leaving Lyco behind. As she watched the ship in the sky leave the planet, Lyco appeared and told Ventress to wait and that he was better off with her. Ventress wished he was on the ship, and Lyco then considered her as a friend and handed her a water bottle, which she tossed away.
The Cad Bane's episode was alright. Cad Bane isn't his real name but was once named Colby. Bane has a former friend from childhood named Niro, who eventually married Arin, who was once in a relationship with Cad, and soon became a new marshal after the death of the old one at the hands of Bane. Arin sired her and Bane's son named Issac.
Oh, in the final episode One Good Deed from Tales of the Underworlds, they reused a model of the Romar Adell from Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2 for the elderly man that Cad Bane had hired.
The second episode Ventress and Lyco shown to be on a desert planet (luckily not Tatooine), continuing their journey to find the Hidden Path. The two came across a house surrounded with inactivated battle droids used as scarecrows and met an elderly farmer who once served as Separatist military officer, and the man recognized Ventress and knew that she stood in Dooku's shadow, and he and the other were grateful for it. He believed they needed more like her than all those droids, and the Separatist was right, but Ventress disagreed with him and that both sides are wrong. Skipping a few scenes, they found the ship, probably the Hidden Path's. Ventress chose not to come, but Lyco persuaded her that Quinlan Vos, the person she had been searching for, might be present, to which she responded not anymore. Ventress then left, leaving Lyco behind. As she watched the ship in the sky leave the planet, Lyco appeared and told Ventress to wait and that he was better off with her. Ventress wished he was on the ship, and Lyco then considered her as a friend and handed her a water bottle, which she tossed away.
The Cad Bane's episode was alright. Cad Bane isn't his real name but was once named Colby. Bane has a former friend from childhood named Niro, who eventually married Arin, who was once in a relationship with Cad, and soon became a new marshal after the death of the old one at the hands of Bane. Arin sired her and Bane's son named Issac.
Oh, in the final episode One Good Deed from Tales of the Underworlds, they reused a model of the Romar Adell from Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2 for the elderly man that Cad Bane had hired.
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Good job taking away his mystique and making him a badass, Filoni.
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Trump just made a better Star Wars product than anything Disney has ever done. If they were smart, they'd make it canon and give him an action figure.
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The Arin being pregenut thing was so unsubtle if you noticed her hand being on her chest a lot. Filoni used that as a hint for Hera's pregency to at the end of Rebels
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Insert "that's not how the Force works" meme.
The thing is, I can understand someone writing a way to resurrect someone with the Force, just make it really obscure or really hard to do. Like say, imagine that pool on Dathomir kills someone to resurrect someone else, like how the Fountain of Youth functioned in the Pirates of the Carribean movies. Or the resurrected person has a 75% chance of coming back wrong, and even if they come back right, there's still something wrong with them.
I like how Revenge of the Sith wrote it; the way it goes, you have to be at a certain power level to even try it. Darth Sidious knows all of the Sith lore that Darth Plagueis does, but he can't revive people for shit because he's just not strong enough, he killed his master in his sleep, which means Sidious never surpassed Plagueis in power. Hence why he tried to bring Anakin to his side as his apprentice/foster-son. He even says that only together can they discover the secret. Palpatine knew the lore, Anakin had the raw power, and the fact that the latter lost most of his power after Mustafar meant that Kenobi robbed Palpatine of that opportunity.
It's really fucking hard to do, you need to know all sorts of Sith lore, and you need to be as strong as a once-in-a-millennium Force wunderkind to even try. It's a narrow path to power that can't easily be mimicked by your average Jedi or Sith in the OT era. The Old Republic era, however, is another matter entirely, as SWTOR and KOTOR 2 literally have powers that allow you to revive someone who's recently dead or on the brink of death.
You're dealing with people making excuses, not people who argue logic and facts the way it's traditionally argued with evidence. They're making excuses for dunking on the old canon and upholding the new one, so everything that's old gets tarred and feathered while everything new gets a pass or gets praised. This isn't the first time I've seen it, and with the way Disney SW fans act, it won't be the last. Especially with fans of Dave Filoni. Unlike Tony Gilroy who respects the SWEU, Filoni sees both it and the new Disney canon as something he can stomp all over just to tell the story he wants; like how he altered Kanan Jarrus' origin story with the Bad Batch being present, when in reality, they weren't present in his original comic.
And that comic was Disney SW, not the old SWEU. Filoni never changed his attitude about the lore, no matter what continuity. He trampled over the old SWEU, he trampled over the new canon.
They're fans of the new stuff, they're tourists if you count the old canon. Like I said, they love the new stuff enough to the point where they'd discount the old stuff.
Funny how SWTOR pulled off the whole "sympathetic Sith" angle more than the Acolyte did.
Looks like the Galaxy Partitionists/Separatists got their way in the end.
Which means the ST heroes doomed the galaxy.
He looks like a strong Sith Warrior. The kind that'd make Jedi and Republic troopers quake when they see him Force scream in anger.
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If you feel like watching star wars today Remember to watch the despecialized edition, 4k77 80 83, the 2006 limited edition DVD or the THX vhs set. Even if you're the laziest nigger around you can spend the 10 minutes searching the sea and just downloading it to your phone and casting it to enjoy the actual movie and not the salad lovers retarded bullshit "true vision"
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Not even they won. I made a post at least a year ago about how Sidious won in Disney canon and taught the galaxy that only through power do you win.
It’s now a grimdark galaxy of viciously violent warlords.
I can see how the Resistance turns vile:
Twenty years after the destruction of the Old Orders, the faction known as the Republic of Light (ROL), ensures that no Empire returns and that every citizen in their territory learns the correct moral thought on how to protect the Republic.
Morality is of high importance to the ROL Galactic Committee, as it was the laxity to oppose corruption of the Old Republic and the tolerance of followers of the Imperial Order in the New Republic that led to their downfall.
All recently freed planets are subject to intense inspection by the White Guard. All identified traitors to the principles of the ROL are repurposed, along with their families.
Children in the ROL are taught pure Holdonian doctrine on loyalty to superiors and the cause of the ROL. They undergo intense physical and mental purification rituals to ensure utter devotion to ROL principles.
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When I was a kid I'd be annoyed that I'd have to fast forward past that interview with Lucas in the beginning but now I wish I could watch them.
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I had to rate that autistic because what the fuck is that image.
Why two American flags? Why two bald eagles? Why give a man in his 80s the body of a jacked action hero? Why use a fake corporate celebration of a franchise and tie it with policy? Why give Trump a red lightsaber when every person on Earth identifies it with the bad guys of Star Wars?!
I’ve got a better idea. Make him into a Mandalorian. Red, white, and blue armor with MAGA written in Aurbesh on the top of the helmet.
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Oh yeah, it's May the 4th. I still hate Disney Wars so I'm not going to pretend this day means anything to me.
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More and more the literal first lines of Arrested Development describe our modern society (from social, economic, cultural, corporate and etc)
What could it mean at this point? It meant when it was something of an internal joke meant to be mostly understood to the nerds that enjoyed this stuff but now every normie under the sun knows it so a lot of its significance is gone.
Now all thats left is just a lame pun.
What could it mean at this point? It meant when it was something of an internal joke meant to be mostly understood to the nerds that enjoyed this stuff but now every normie under the sun knows it so a lot of its significance is gone.
Now all thats left is just a lame pun.
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I don't think what's left of the Republic/Resistance would have the resources to do that. More than likely, whatever factions will emerge will just use what First Order/Final Order hardware they get their hands on to establish their own regimes. Saw Gerrera's nightmare of having several different factions with no real unifying goal or endgame becomes a reality. No Empire, no Republic, no Jedi to keep them in check. Like I said, the Galaxy Partitionists and the Separatists get the last laugh, since in such a climate, their ideology will rule supreme, and whatever remnants of the Empire/First Order or the Resistance/Republic will have little to no power left.
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At this point, Dave retconning the Witches of Dathomir into actual witches may be the most consequential bit of lore defilement in any version of canon.
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It's insane to me that George checking in on the development of some random DS tie in game resulted in this multigenerational lore rape by him, his daughter, Filoni, EA, Disney, Kathleen Kennedy, and basically anyone else who's touched them ever since. I like a lot of TCW, but that team fucking with EU concepts and turning them to coal makes my blood boil.