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[Hellion Rex]

spirosz wrote...

TFU was one of my favourite Star Wars games, especially that scene near the end.

TFU II - I traded that in the next day, beat it in like 5 hours, bah. What could of been.

My God, that scene was so freaking badass.

[Br3admax]

EntropicAngel wrote...

Br3ad wrote...

Being made non-canon is the last nail in most Star Wars coffins. The logo wasn't just stamped on for giggles. Either way, SK story should have ended awhile ago anyway. It hardly made sense. On a side note, I also hope that they remove people single handedly pulling Star Destoyers out the sky as well. Seems everywhere in the EU at least one person has to do it. 

I have to ask, why? Didn't a rather famous person in the trilogy say "size matters not"?

It mattered to him, apparently. This guy also had trouble lifting a large steel pipe, but hey, Star Destroyers. Ynah? 

It might be repetitive (IT being the go-to show of strength), but as a function simply of Force "power" there's absolutely nothing wrong with it.

Except it's ridiculous and used to say, "Awesome." I believe one person was even able to pull down six of them at once. 

[Hellion Rex]

Br3ad wrote...
Except it's ridiculous and used to say, "Awesome." I believe one person was even able to pull down six of them at once. 

It was Dorsk 81, no? And I believe he actually threw 17 SD's out of the entire star system. However, that much power burned him out.

[Br3admax]

eluvianix wrote...

Br3ad wrote...
Except it's ridiculous and used to say, "Awesome." I believe one person was even able to pull down six of them at once. 

It was Dorsk 81, no? And I believe he actually threw 17 SD's out of the entire star system. However, that much power burned him out.

Oh it was 17? Guess numbers matter not, too. Though there are more instances of people pulling multiple giant starships around like tissue paper. 

[spirosz]

Seventeen? Jesus. That's some power on the next level type shit.

[Hellion Rex]

Br3ad wrote...

eluvianix wrote...

Br3ad wrote...
Except it's ridiculous and used to say, "Awesome." I believe one person was even able to pull down six of them at once. 

It was Dorsk 81, no? And I believe he actually threw 17 SD's out of the entire star system. However, that much power burned him out.

Oh it was 17? Guess numbers matter not, too. Though there are more instances of people pulling multiple giant starships around like tissue paper. 

Thing is, a group of Jedi willingly shared their power with Dorsk 81, but the strain of using so much power burned him from the inside out.

As for others, Darth Nihilus used the Force to actually pull The Ravager from Malachor V's gravity well after the Mass Shadow Generator was activated.

Modifié par eluvianix, 06 février 2014 - 04:40 .

[Br3admax]

And I used to Force to eat a planet. Bow to me. Oh what's that? I'm not the first to do that. Well alright then. EU went crazy sometimes with the force powers. No matter what group of Jedi put their powers together, that kind of thing shouldn't happen. Coruscant shouldn't be the sight of Invasion by Ship Battle 12 then. It just makes no sense whatsoever. And out of the solar system? Really?

[Hellion Rex]

Br3ad wrote...

And I used to Force to eat a planet. Bow to me. Oh what's that? I'm not the first to do that. Well alright then. EU went crazy sometimes with the force powers. No matter what group of Jedi put their powers together, that kind of thing shouldn't happen. Coruscant shouldn't be the sight of Invasion by Ship Battle 12 then. It just makes no sense whatsoever. And out of the solar system? Really?

Yeah, the whole Sith Emperor story still kind of boggles my mind. But yeah, the SD's were going to attack Yavin IV, and Dorsk 81 threw them out of the entire star system.


Edit: At least for the ancient Jedi and Sith, some of the more powerful uses of the Force do make some sense. But the whole Naga Sadow supernova trick really...stretches my suspsension of disbelief. But one thing is for sure: the modern Jedi and Sith pale in comparison to the Ancients.

Modifié par eluvianix, 06 février 2014 - 04:51 .

[Thomas Andresen]

After The Walt Disney Company's acquisition of Lucasfilm, Hidago was assigned a job within the newly formed Lucasfilm Story Group, whose main purpose is to eliminate the Star Wars franchise's current canon hierarchy and create one cohesive canon.

Say what you like, but me; I like this.

Also, the writing in that game was crap.

But then, on the other hand, if I had liked the game, for whatever reason, I wouldn't give a crap if it was suddenly branded non-canon.

I thoroughly enjoy SWTOR, and I loved KOTOR, but it wouldn't bother me for a second if I was told the games were non-canon.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

The quest franchise stands upon the edge of a knife...

Yadda yadda yadda you know the rest.

Modifié par Grand Admiral Cheesecake, 06 février 2014 - 06:43 .

[HiroVoid]

Yeah. I don't really care if it's non-canon as long as they make more of it. Don't really see any reason to declare most of the old republic stuff non-canon though since its so far in the past it may as well be an alternate universe.

[spinachdiaper]

technically once disney bought star wars all the canon exploded and the remains of expanded universe got stuffed in a closet

[drake heath]

I just hope they leave the Legacy stuff alone.

Maybe push it farther into the future so it wont mess with any movies.

I liked the Fel Empire, it was a nice relief from the usual "Empire = Bad".

Modifié par drake heath, 06 février 2014 - 01:48 .

[Captain Obvious]

simfamSP wrote...

Stannis should have been the one to hold the rights to Star Wars.

You and I are gonna get along just fine. 

drake heath wrote...

I just hope they leave the Legacy stuff alone.

Maybe push it farther into the future so it wont mess with any movies.

I liked the Fel Empire, it was a nice relief from the usual "Empire = Bad".

Well, to be fair, the Empire were a bunch of imperialist fascists.

eluvianix wrote...

Br3ad wrote...

And I used to Force to eat a planet. Bow to me. Oh what's that? I'm not the first to do that. Well alright then. EU went crazy sometimes with the force powers. No matter what group of Jedi put their powers together, that kind of thing shouldn't happen. Coruscant shouldn't be the sight of Invasion by Ship Battle 12 then. It just makes no sense whatsoever. And out of the solar system? Really?

Yeah, the whole Sith Emperor story still kind of boggles my mind. But yeah, the SD's were going to attack Yavin IV, and Dorsk 81 threw them out of the entire star system.


Edit: At least for the ancient Jedi and Sith, some of the more powerful uses of the Force do make some sense. But the whole Naga Sadow supernova trick really...stretches my suspsension of disbelief. But one thing is for sure: the modern Jedi and Sith pale in comparison to the Ancients.

Darth Sidious was the most powerful Sith Lord who ever lived and Darth Vader was second only to him. The EU over-powered the Jedi and Sith dramatically and that makes it hard to take them seriously.

Modifié par Cap. Obvious, 06 février 2014 - 04:52 .

[Hellion Rex]

Cap. Obvious wrote...
Darth Sidious was the most powerful Sith Lord who ever lived and Darth Vader was second only to him. The EU over-powered the Jedi and Sith dramatically and that makes it hard to take them seriously.

Indeed. The EU made the whole power scale very wonky. The Sith Emperor sounds like he could have kicked the sh*t out of Palpatine.

[HiroVoid]

To be honest, I never really got why Sidious had to be the most powerful dark lord ever. Chances are we'll see someone in the new trilogy of movies that'll make Sidious look much weaker in comparison simply by having better effects to use for force powers and such. Then again, Sidious wasn't that impressive at the end of the prequel trilogy either.

[Hellion Rex]

HiroVoid wrote...

To be honest, I never really got why Sidious had to be the most powerful dark lord ever. Chances are we'll see someone in the new trilogy of movies that'll make Sidious look much weaker in comparison simply by having better effects to use for force powers and such. Then again, Sidious wasn't that impressive at the end of the prequel trilogy either.

To be honest, all of his real power was featured in the EU. And even then, we have Sith that make Sidious look very weak. I mean, for God's sake, Naga Sadow could create a freaking supernova. The Sith Emperor devoured the life of an entire world so that he could have effective immortality.

[Captain Obvious]

eluvianix wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

To be honest, I never really got why Sidious had to be the most powerful dark lord ever. Chances are we'll see someone in the new trilogy of movies that'll make Sidious look much weaker in comparison simply by having better effects to use for force powers and such. Then again, Sidious wasn't that impressive at the end of the prequel trilogy either.

To be honest, all of his real power was featured in the EU. And even then, we have Sith that make Sidious look very weak. I mean, for God's sake, Naga Sadow could create a freaking supernova. The Sith Emperor devoured the life of an entire world so that he could have effective immortality.

I think that's all a case of EU writers wanting their characters to be even better than the movie characters.

[AresKeith]

eluvianix wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

To be honest, I never really got why Sidious had to be the most powerful dark lord ever. Chances are we'll see someone in the new trilogy of movies that'll make Sidious look much weaker in comparison simply by having better effects to use for force powers and such. Then again, Sidious wasn't that impressive at the end of the prequel trilogy either.

To be honest, all of his real power was featured in the EU. And even then, we have Sith that make Sidious look very weak. I mean, for God's sake, Naga Sadow could create a freaking supernova. The Sith Emperor devoured the life of an entire world so that he could have effective immortality.

Yep, I can list Sidious in the top most powerful Sith but he's nowhere near the top 3

[Captain Obvious]

AresKeith wrote...

eluvianix wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

To be honest, I never really got why Sidious had to be the most powerful dark lord ever. Chances are we'll see someone in the new trilogy of movies that'll make Sidious look much weaker in comparison simply by having better effects to use for force powers and such. Then again, Sidious wasn't that impressive at the end of the prequel trilogy either.

To be honest, all of his real power was featured in the EU. And even then, we have Sith that make Sidious look very weak. I mean, for God's sake, Naga Sadow could create a freaking supernova. The Sith Emperor devoured the life of an entire world so that he could have effective immortality.

Yep, I can list Sidious in the top most powerful Sith but he's nowhere near the top 3

Because the EU writers wanted to outdo him.

[TheChris92]

Sidious is the most powerful Sith and Luke is the most powerful Jedi in Star Wars because Lucas said so -- Whether or not that will stand today is uncertain.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I'M BETTER THAN GEORGE LUCAS, CUZ I CREATED CHARACTERS STRONGER THAN SIDIOUS AND VADER!

[Captain Obvious]

Kaiser Arian wrote...

I'M BETTER THAN GEORGE LUCAS, CUZ I CREATED CHARACTERS STRONGER THAN SIDIOUS AND VADER!

That's probably what went through the minds of some of the EU writers.

To that, I say power levels are BULL****!!!!

Modifié par Cap. Obvious, 06 février 2014 - 06:27 .

[CrutchCricket]

Wow.

Today, the ME3 team stand eclipsed in terms of franchise ruining.

gg Star Wars.