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[SmilesJA]

Guys, the Clones weren't the Jedi's army. That's that hack writer Karen Traviss talking. The Clones were ultimately loyal to the Republic government. The Jedi fight the war because they have an obligation to protect the Republic (nevermind the fact that the person leading the Confederacy is a Sith, a person apart of a pseudo-darwinistic cult who are absolutely evil). If the Jedi decided, for some inane reason, that they should sit out of the war, the Republic would still have the clones fighting the Separatists, a force led by a bunch of plutocrats that ultimately answer to Count Dooku (who is, again, a Sith). Simple as that. They won't start drafting their own men, because they know that the Clones will be the ones fighting for them, because they're bred to fight for them. Furthermore, we've seen time and time again that the Jedi care about the clones and the clones care about them. You don't have to look at the TV shows, recent comics from Marvel, or recent books to know that they share a bond; in the ROTS, there is camaraderie between Obi-Wan and Cody (Obi-Wan does not call him by his number). 

 

Yeah, the Clones answer to the Chancellor not the Jedi.

[The Love Runner]

You guys are making me second-guess having the Republic Commando books in my possession...

[TheClonesLegacy]

You guys are making me second-guess having the Republic Commando books in my possession...

Why?

Delta Squad managed to stay canon since Sev, Fixer, and Cutter cameo in a Season 3 episode of Clone Wars.

 

And they're all still Snarky SOBs.

[The Love Runner]

I just see a lot of discussion about the direction that the author took with the series. The criticism is also something that comes up with the current Halo books that Traviss is writing.

[TheClonesLegacy]

Honestly, never read the books.

 

Just love the game  

[mybudgee]

Uh... One more nitpick: Dooku was a Dark Jedi, not a Sith

[Vroom Vroom]

Uh... One more nitpick: Dooku was a Dark Jedi, not a Sith

Then by that logic Darth Vader is a Dark Jedi 

[Dermain]

Uh... One more nitpick: Dooku was a Dark Jedi, not a Sith

 

Well he is Sidious' direct apprentice before his death...

 

Edit: Dooku also takes the moniker Darth Tyranus.

[mybudgee]

Then by that logic Darth Vader is a Dark Jedi

He actually is ... From a certain point of view

[Nerevar-as]

I just see a lot of discussion about the direction that the author took with the series. The criticism is also something that comes up with the current Halo books that Traviss is writing.

She has a curious view on Jedi and mercenaries. Also, the breeding camps in Gears of War. So numbers are very low and war is desperate, so let's force half the combat force continously bear children.

About whether the Force changes the user who doesn't use the dark side, I think not by itself, in fact it seems the problem the PT Jedi had was they didn't allow themselves to be influenced, the Code looks both restrictive and totally selfmade. They were like a religion all about church and very little about god. It's a contrast to QGJ or OT OB1 and Yoda, who let the Force be their guide rather than a tool to their goals.

[The Devlish Redhead]

I read a piece that said Mara Jade might be in this.

[mousestalker]

With the new emperor, the Rebels will be in serious trouble, that's for sure.

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[DeathScepter]

With the new emperor, the Rebels will be in serious trouble, that's for sure.

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it has purity to it

[Sifr]

The clones were hardly slaves. That's a silly thing to say. They were genetically designed to be soldiers, they knew nothing of "freedom", nor had any desire for it. (Some clones received genetic enhancements/alterations, but that's a whole different ball of wax)

 

The episode "The Deserter" from the Clone Wars series would seem to fly in the face of that argument, where it's discovered that one of the Clones decided to go AWOL from his unit, became a peaceful farmer and even started a family.

 

Would be kind of hard for him to do if he had no concept of freedom or desire for it?

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I read a piece that said Mara Jade might be in this.

 

It's someone's wishful thinking. Don't mention it here.

It's like saying I read a piece that said Kyle Katarn might be in this.

 

The chance of Jar Jar being the new Emperor is higher!

[Sifr]

The chance of Jar Jar being the new Emperor is higher!

 

"Now yousa witneeess the fire-poweh of dees major booming and working-okay bombad station!"

 

[Heimdall]

She has a curious view on Jedi and mercenaries. Also, the breeding camps in Gears of War. So numbers are very low and war is desperate, so let's force half the combat force continously bear children.

In her halo trilogy (I read the first two, not touching the third) she ventures into outright bashing of established characters.

[SmilesJA]

In her halo trilogy (I read the first two, not touching the third) she ventures into outright bashing of established characters.

 

Dr. Hasley is her favorite target.

[Heimdall]

Dr. Hasley is her favorite target.

There are scenes in that second book that exist for no other reason than to make Halsey look stupid.  At that point I just had to put the book down and walk away.

 

I am officially never reading anything by that woman ever again.

[SmilesJA]

Getting back on topic: The new main characters, Han Solo and Chewbacca pose for the cover of Vanity Fair.

 

http://www.vanityfai...nity-fair-cover

[mybudgee]

Of course they choose the phrase "reboot"

[SmilesJA]

Bad research on their part.

[SmilesJA]

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