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#1103959
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Editroid said:

I do not trust Disney anymore. First they made a terribly bad, than a mediocre movie, so they are 0 for 2 right now. Im afraid a cool Disney Star Wars movie is unrealistic expectation at this point.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n5E7feJHw0

And I think that this is exactly the kind of childish behaviour, that is completely useless and desruptive in every forum.

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Possessed said:

nightstalkerpoet said:

I’d like to suggest completely removing the Leia and Wicket scene. Add a bit of tension wondering where she is, and the Ewoks seem more of a threat if you haven’t seen one nibbling snacks from a stranger and frightened of helmets.

If it makes you feel better the fanedit I’m working on of the film does this. The thread is around here somewhere I don’t post in it much because I’m very on again off again when it comes to working on it, one of these days I’m just going to randomly surprise everybody with it being done.

But without that scene, how does Leia appear in Ewok the village?
And even if she gets there somehow, we don’t know why she wasn’t served for lunch, while Han is certainly getting prepared to be the dinner.
Because one thing is certain, that the Ewoks are not a friendy bunch, and they like to eat people, despite how they look like.
So it is not very realistic that a human female can talk herself out of being eaten, especially if she does not speak the language.
I guess it is safe to say, logically she can not be in the village, without building trust first, what the scene offers that you want to delete.

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#1103931
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iamweasel said:

Bingowings said:

It’s a real shame about PT:R. These were the revisited projects I was most looking forward to. They are even more broken than Jedi. Hopefully someone else will take up the mantle. There is good them, I have felt it 😊 even if Rouge One was part3 of a PT:R. So much technical talent and genuine affection from people who worked on those Star Wars misshapes. It’s a shame if they stayed as they are.

Well, if we are lucky, Disney will do a cool Darth Vader movie where we can see him chasing the remaining Jedis across the galaxy. If they do a cool movie, you can consider Rogue One as Episode 3, this Darth Vader movie as episode 2 and someone can try to edit ROTS (with maybe some (few) scenes from the episode 1 or 2) to be the first episode, removing most of it flaws. This way we can have a prequel that doesn’t contradict anything that was said in the OT.

I was hoping for a Phantom Manace revisited too. That movie could be turned into a good movie too, with some adjustments. (by removing Jar-jar, and fixing Threepio mostly)
But this discussion is for another thread I guess. (I have no idea which one though)

I do not trust Disney anymore. First they made a terribly bad, than a mediocre movie, so they are 0 for 2 right now. Im afraid a cool Disney Star Wars movie is unrealistic expectation at this point.

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#1103860
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topdawg193 said:

gazzatrek said:

  1. 'not sure if this is even ‘fixable’ but it has ALWAYS bothered me:
    in ANH Threepio says he’s
    "just a translator,and not very good at telling stories…'or at least at making them interesting…"
    yet in ROTJ he regales the Ewok village with stories of our heroes adventures to date-with sound effects and everything! did he get a 'storyteller upgrade?? 'As I said I’ve not a clue how you’d fix this but it’s always stuck out as a huge contradiction…(?)

Ah, that has always been my favourite moment in ROTJ! I read that scene as deliberately harkening back to Threepio’s line in ANH. This reference serves to illustrate just how much the droid has experienced since ANH - far beyond typical protocol! - and at the same time mythologises our heroes; cementing their exploits in legend. Witnessing the Ewoks rapt, enthralled by Threepio’s tale, reinforces the exceptional journey of our heroes; and this makes plausible Rey’s regard of Luke Skywalker as “myth”, in The Force Awakens.

I love that storytelling part too. It’s brilliant.
And to be honest Threepio was lying about virtually everything to Luke and his uncle in ANH, except maybe that he speeks Bocce, that the oil bath feels good, and that little doid can cause a lot trouble.
So I guess no fix needed here.

There is nothing plausible in TFA. That is a mess.

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#1103832
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Oh, great, I was just about to post this in the other thread but I see this is already up, so here it is:

Suggestions for Return of the Jedi (part 2)

I suggest no drastic changes, merely something along the line what Ady did with the prev two.
Mostly I’d like to point out logical and behavior errors, and suggest changes, to fix those.
And I apologise in advance, if any of this was already mentioned, but I did not read everything.

Opening scene
While the approach of Vader’s shuttle, the conversation between the pilot and the docking bay officer, don’t sit quite right:
"… code clearance blue. We are starting our approach, deactivate the security deflector shield."
The starting our approach here means they are starting the prep for docking.
But, the pilot must know the proper procedure. He can ask for shield deactivation but can not start the approach before the ship is cleared, mainly because he can not risk crushing into the shield, so the “We are starting our approach” is out of place.
After the control officer tells him: “you are cleared to proceed”, the shuttle pilot says this line again, but it is right this time.
It should be like this:

  • … code clearance blue. Deactivate the security deflector shield."
  • The security deflector shield will be …. Stand by.
  • You are cleared to proceed.
  • We are starting our approach.

Tatooine
Someone mentioned here on the boards Jabba’s palace being on Nal Hutta. It’s kinda good idea I think, and it would mean no continuity error either. In ESB Luke tells Lando and Chewie that he meets them at the randezvous point on Tatooine, but does not say that Jabba is actually on Tatooine.
The opening crawl could be changed accordingly
But this would present a problem, that is the Sarlacc pit in the middle of the desert. That is iconic, and I think it needs to stay as it is. Maybe they could fly into a desert or something.
Im not sure if it is doable, but if it is, than the line, “I used to live here you know” and Han’s response must be cut.
This is not an important change, but I don’t see why not.

The first real continuity problem on Tatooine is that Threepio mentions Chewie never returned from Jabba’s palace. Than we see him captured by a bounty hunter, just arriving to Jabba’s palace. This needs to be fixed.
I think Threepio’s line should be like: “Poor Lando Calrissian never returned from this awful place”

Jabba’s palace
The spider droid, when Artoo and Threepio enters, is crap. I suggest to replace that with something else.
When R2 and 3PO enters the throne room, in the background we can hear part of Greedo’s dialog talking to Solo in the Mos Eisley cantina from TNH. That always bothered me, does not feel right.
Fixing that lame tentacle that tries to grab Threepio would be a minor but welcome change.
When Threepio and Artoo enters the droid torture chamber, the droid that will be disintegrated just hangs in there. Could be electroshocked slighty several times maybe?
Minor detail that the desintegration of the protocol droid is to Threepio’s right, yet EV-9D9 points to the other direction.
Removing Jedi rocks, and restoring the original is what I can support whole heartedly.
I’d like to mention that on the exterior shot, the twin suns of Tatooine are more realistic than in the New hope, but certainly very different.
Doing something with the Rodian’s fingers in the background, during the Rancor scene, would be a nice touch. It looks bad.

Tatooine
I would like to keep the added footage of the Sailbarge travel scene, but the shadows of the ships seems off.
Please use the original Sarlacc Pit, without the Sarlacc’s head or whatever that is.
Save Boba Fett. Everybody likes him, and his death was ridiculous. Please.

After Tatooine
Maybe it would be wise to rearrange the sequence of events after Tatooine.
First, cut the departure from Tatooine into two segments. First ends when Han says: "Now, I owe you one."
Then insert the deleted scene of Vader walking the corridor of the Death Star making his way to his meditaion chamber, and talking to Luke through the Force, if the quality can be enhanced to be inserted.
Then cut back to Luke’s cockpit, when Artoo asks Luke about the destination. When Luke smiles briefly could be cut, and start from the point when he answers Artoo, and puts the glove on his mechanical hand.
I think these two scenes in this order fit together, gives emotional depth, and some dark tone.
Dagobah should follow this.

Dagobah
If it’s possible make Luke do a clean entry and landing on the planet, for the the whole sequence to work better here. It should not take long just that it could subtly indicate that Luke’s has grown, since the last time he was here. (6 weeks ago)
The first Dagobah scene needs some facelift. When we see the back of the X-wing it seems like it stands on nothing. That shot looks bad.
Some people said that Yoda’s death is pointless, but Yoda has to die, since Luke must be the last of the Jedi, and this is an emotional scene that needs to stay.

After Dagobah
It should be the Rebel HQ briefing first, followed by the Emperor’s arrival, then cut back to the Rebel fleet hangar scene.
This way the Imperial fleet arrives to Endor about the same time, as the briefing happens.
The reason for this is that knowing that the Emperor brought an armada to set a trap, especially if Ady wants to add more ships, makes Mon Monthma’s line ‘… the Imperial fleet is spread throughout the galaxy …’ sound bad, as it is now.

The Emperor’s arrival
This scene could be extended by showing the Emperor’s shuttle exiting a Superstardestroyer with several TIE Interceptors as protective escort, and several stardestroyers and TIE squadrons patroling the area

The rebel fleet hangar scene
Looks real bad, it could use a severe facelift

Endor space
The scene makes no sense, when Han tells Chewie that he needs to keep his distance, yet he flies as close to that stardestroyer that they nearly hit it. Maybe that is flying real casual on Kashyyyk, but in a movie on earth makes no sense.
The other thing is that Han requests the deactivation of the deflector shield, yet he is flying to Endor, that has no deflector shield. The Death Star has. At least that what we’ve seen on the holoprojector. Vader confirms the Endor shield later, when he reports to the Emperor:

“A small rebel force has penetrated the shield, and landed on Endor.”

So Endor has to have a shield too, and the holoprojector should show that shield too. Something like Scarif would not fit well I guess, so something more subtle would be a good idea.

On Endor
When Luke shoots down one of the speederbikes, he turns to right, following the one scout trooper who he shot down, and not the other, who goes left. Seems odd, especially as we see on the next shot that Luke is right behind this other guy.
Please keep the ‘mother dialog’, and fix this in ROTS, by keeping Padme alive.
Remove Leia saying, “I know, somehow I’ve always known”. That line always bothered me as well.
Fix Vader’s head going through the shuttle when exiting on Endor.
Vader says to Luke: “Obi-wan once thougt as you do”. But actually, he didn’t. He said: “Only the Sith deals in absolutes. I do what I must.” Then he ignites his light sabre to kill him. The next time they met, there wasn’t even as much talking from Obi-wan, as he just grabbed his light sabre the moment he felt Vader’s presence. So this line might as well be cut.

Sullust space
Admiral Ackbar says “prepare to jump to hyperspace on my mark”, and Lando answers “all right, stand by”. And then he jumps into hyperspace!
What the hell. Admiral Ackar never gave the GO, and I thought standing by means waiting for the order, not jumping on my own. Maybe it would be wise to switch the two jump segments, that the Calamari Cruser with the Admiral jumps first.
That would clearly work as a ‘MARK’ by the Admiral I guess.

Space battle
I was thinking about that it would look great the Imperial fleet moving from behind Endor on both sides of the planet, when the fleet arrives but maybe that would spoil the moment when the rebel ships turning away from the Death Star.
Anyway, please spread the Imperial fleet, so it looks more like a trap.
I think too adding a couple of Interdictors to the Imperial Fleet would be a nice touch

It is just pathetic that a ship like a Superstardestroyer was destroyed by an A-wing flying into the bridge. Attack the Excutor with several large Rebel fregatts, after it’s shields are gone.
The other thing is that the superstardestroyer Executor is 19 km in lenght, and the 2nd Death Star is 160 km in width, lenght, height. When the Executor crushes into the Death Star, the surface seems completely flat, despite what we see from the Death Star is about 60 km flat surface.
Clearly the surface needs to be visibly curved. Im not good at geometry but someone surely can work it out how it should look like.
Unless of course, the whole crushing scene is cut, since it makes no sense, why would it crush into the Death Star, while we can clearly see, that the battle is lot further away from the the Death Star.
Initially the Rebel ships distance are approximately (maybe) 3-4 Death Star length, and then they move away. That is 160 km x 3 or 4, so it’s like 550 km.
On the other hand, strange things happen all the time, and Lucas liked the idea, so who am I to argue with George.
I hope Adywan will find a solution, that works.

Emperor’s throne room
Should see a more epic space battle through the windows
Light sabre fight:
Vader falling for no reason. Can it be fixed?

Endor battle
I read that some suggest more rebel troops on Endor, but they just had no way to get there. Only one rebel ship was able to land on Endor, because the Empire let them. During the battle there is no way that a slow transportship can survive a ferosious Imperial attack. Not to mention the shield is up, so no ship can land on Endor, whatever shield that is Han wants to get deactivated, but it is there, because he says so.
So the only rebels on Endor are the commando led by Han. They are about a dozen of them, and they establish a defensive perimeter around the back entrance of the bunker, while Han and Leia tries to open the door. They do what they suppose to do.
But prior to that, when the Ewoks attack, they have really no idea what they doing. They bump into each other etc… They do not look like a well trained elite force.
(edit: I read that Adywan shoots new footage, so I hope this will be fixed.)

Another scene resequencing
Moving the destruction of the shield generator segment to after Palpatine’s death, would fix a behaviour problem, because that is an event that was not forseen by the Emperor, so things are clearly not transpiring according to his design, and this disturbance in the Force should be very-very alarming.

Celebration
The celebration on Coruscant makes no sense. Why would an Imperial planet celebrate.
Keep the new celebration, but turn it into the old yub-nub celebration at the point when the Ewoks village appears, if possible. Fits that enviroment much better.
And the one thing that everybody agrees on I guess, restore Sebastian Shaw for god sake.
(On a side note, don’t how did Vader learn this. It was Qui-gonn, than Yoda and Obi-wan who learned this. He maybe researched this after he killed Obi-wan, and found the answer, but it’s not too convincing.
Still it’s fantasy, so he learned this, end of story. It is nice to see the redeemed Anakin at the end.)

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#1103363
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Ronster said:

I Think Empire is a bit different because they are in a more remote or unpopulated part of the universe or perhaps the best way to describe it is not colonized. And that is the difference.

I’d like to think that in the SW galaxy there are charted and uncharted systems.
Charted systems have a name as expected.
Every system has only one habitable planet or moon, so to make it simple they have the same name. It’s even logical.
And it does not matter colonized or not.
More remote parts of the galaxy are uncharted and have no name. No system no planet no nothing.
Simple.

The planets in Star Wars and Rotj apart from Dagobah planet or system whichever you prefer are all known and Chartered and colonized.

Dagobah is charted, but it’s been erased from the charts, so it exists, and was given a name, only very few know about.

Anyway it is a bit strange that a whole system is named after a single planet it’s not confusing but it would be like calling our Solar system Earth System.

Not more strange than the sound travels in space. And even that can be explained with a unique Star Wars galaxy particle, that is present in space.

Star Wars is a sci-fi fantasy, but even in not fantasy sci-fi, like the Asimov’s Foundation universe, in a huge galaxy, with thousands of planets, I could imagine calling the Solar system simply Earth system.

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Ronster said:

The ice world of hoth (system) so it is nameless and we all call it planet hoth.

Same for Dagobah.

Bespin is however bespin.

Not necessarily. Just because no one says Bespin system, it does not mean it isn’t called that.
Every other system/planet is like that. Just as Alderaan and Dantooine.

“Looking for passage to the Alderaan system”

“Alderaan is a peaceful planet…”

“You want another target, a military target, than name the system”
“They’re on Dantooine”

I guess in Star Wars movies, every system has one habitable planet or moon. The planet has a name, and the system is named after it, or it is the planet that is named after the system.
Whatever.
And in case of habitable moons like Yavin and Endor, the moon has no name. It is Yavin 4 or simply the Endor moon.

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#1103168
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The Unofficial Complete REVISITED SAGA Ideas and Random Discussion Thread
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Suggestions for Return of the Jedi (part 1)

I read back some pages to see what people suggest, and I think some are way beyond what a good fan edit should be. Some people even want to change the whole movie, but that would not be Return of the Jedi.
So here is what not to do:
Some people already jumping to full scale war in the galaxy, what should have been Star Wars VII.
This movie is not about restoring the Republic. It is about the fall of the Sith and the return of the Jedi, who were all but extinct.
And it is about the Skywalker family, and redemption, and not about the grand scheme of galactic politics and etc…
That was Prequel Trilogy, that explained everything, what we needed to know.
So no full scale war.

Some people think, that the Rebellion grew so much in 6 month, after ESB, that they can take on Coruscant. For gods sake, they tried to take on an unfinished, not yet operational, and a seemingly barely protected Death Star, yet they needed everything they had to do that! So no, they would not consciously take on Coruscant.
People can counter, that they have won. Yeah, but the reason is not that they had a reasonable chance, what happend rather was some unexpected “… adjustments of multiple factors to incline events in one’s favor”.
No battle of Coruscant.

And no two Death Stars please. The first one was completed in like 20 years, now they build 1 and a half in 3 and half years? No way.

Leave the story as it is, and make only subtle changes, that improves the movie, this movie mind you, instead of rewriting it completely. Just as Ady did with ANH and ESB revisited.

Now, about the 6 month gap between ESB and ROTJ. Some people made very valid points about things like:

  1. what the Emperor says to Vader about resuming his search for his son
  2. the plan of Han’s resue is very clumsy
  3. Luke returning to Dagobah only after 6 month

Yes, these feel wrong.
So I was thinking, and now I think, because I know it for a fact, there is no time mentioned in the movie, so this 6 month comes from some place else.
Maybe it was a mistake, and it was 6 weeks, and someone just typed it wrong. It doesn’t matter if it’s Disney canon (crap for business purpose) or not. It is a mistake.
I suggest let’s just accept, that it was only 6 weeks between the 2 movies.
That would fix the unreasonable behaviour of Luke not going back to Yoda for a very long time, and that Vader suspends the most important thing on his mind for 6 months instead of a lot more reasonable 6 weeks. And the 6 weeks theory works for this clumsy rescue plan too.
So there’s no need to rewrite anything, except only one word: "month"
Which is not even in the movie.

(Part 2, my suggestions of changes for Return of the Jedi coming soon)

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ImperialFighter said:

Yeah clearly a mistake.
What we see is Dr Evazan pulls his gun, but Ben cuts off his arm before he shoots, than Ben swipes across horizontally with the light sabre, that probably cuts Ponda in half.
Then we see Ponda Baba’s arm on the floor, with a gun that is somewhat different than Dr Evazan’s gun. Same modell, but Evazan’s gun has mods added.
Adywan fixed this.

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ImperialFighter said:

Anakin Starkiller said:

This has probably been asked before, but why was Ponda Baba’s arm replaced with Evazan’s?

Indeed it has AK, and it’s because Obi-Wan actually cuts Evazan’s arm off due to him pulling out a blaster in the original footage.

(having said that, since the footage shows Obi-Wan swiping his lightsaber TWICE during that scene, I guess Ponda Baba’s arm also ended up on the cantina floor somewhere)

In the book Ponda Baba was cut in half:

In the split second when the gun and its owner’s attention was off him, the old man’s hand had moved to the disk slung at his side. The short human started to yell as a fiery blue-white light appeared in the dimness of the cantina.
He never finished the yell. It turned into a blink. When the blink was finished, the man found himself lying prone against the bar, moaning and whimpering as he stared at the stump of an arm.
In between the start of his yell and the conclusion of the blink, the rodent-thing had been cleft cleanly in half down the middle, its two halves falling in opposite directions.

And in the script:

With astounding agility old Ben’s laser sword sparks to life and in a flash an arm lies on the floor. The rodent is cut in two …

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#1099291
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JediBendu said:
There are a lot of continuity errors with the prequels
Episodes 4, 5, & 6 have many direct quotes of exposition that reveal details and provide clues about the events of episodes 1, 2, & 3. To avoid any continuity problems, let’s take inventory of them.

Addressing the presumed “continuity errors”

“he feared you might follow old Obi-Wan on ‘some damn fool idealistic crusade’.”
“He didn’t hold with your father’s ideals, thought he should stay here and not gotten involved.”

Several quotes can be explained that Owen and Ben are not telling the truth.
Owen just wants Luke to stay home, and makes up anything that would keep Luke there.
And Ben lies too. It is especially revealing in retrospect, when Ben tells Luke how his father died. Alec Guinness acts like he is making up a story, even if he didn’t know he was. Just watch his face and his eyes looking away and down, instead of looking at Luke, and rocking a bit, as he suddenly feels uncomfortable, because he is lying to Luke. And then when he tells the true part, “Vader was seduced by the dark side”, he acts like remembering.
He was truly a brilliant actor.

Darth Vader “helped the Empire hunt down the Jedi”

Darth Vader did help the Empire to hunt down the Jedi. The remaining Jedi mind you, after order 66 was executed.

“I haven’t gone by the name of Obi-Wan since, oh, before you were born.”

This is a tough one I admit. I got no answer.

Obi-Wan explicitly says, “I don’t recall ever owning a droid.”

Obi-wan never owned a droid. Used droids for sure, but never possessed any. No problem here.

Governor Tarkin outranks Vader.
“Vader, release him,”

Tarkin does not outrank Vader, and he does not order Vader. This can be interpreted that they have a mutual respect, and they are equals in some way, and Tarkin is merely annoyed and asks Vader.

Obi-Wan served Leia’s (adopted) father as a general during the Clone Wars.
“You served my father in the Clone Wars.” Leia’s message in A New Hope implies that Obi-Wan served in the armed forces of Alderaan …
Also, the Jedi do not have military ranks.

No. Obi-wan actually served the Republic Army, and Leia’s ‘father’ was a senator, so in a way it can be said, that he served his father, since it was the senators in the senate who decided what needed to be done, and “ordered” the Jedi generals to carry out those tasks.
And the Jedi had military ranks. The Jedi masters and knights were generals, the padawans old enough to fight were commanders.

Vader knows he has a son, and knows Obi-Wan was with him
Throughout Empire Strikes Back, Vader is tearing the galaxy apart trying to find his son, and then when he reveals to Luke that he is Luke’s father, he says, “Obi-Wan never told you…” How did he know that Obi-Wan had ever met Luke?
Vader says things like “Obi-Wan has taught you well.” How does he know Luke was learning from Obi-Wan. The only way Vader could have known these things is if he knew his son.
Vader knew he had a son, but not a daughter

Nope. After the destruction of the first Death Star, news spread throuhgout the galaxy, that the rebels destroyed the Death Star, and a boy named Skywalker did it. Certainly that name rung the bell for Vader. And obviously people learned that his name is Luke Skywalker.

Vader knows that Luke had to learn from someone, and he found out on the Death Star that Obi-wan was alive after all, all these years. And since they thought that no Jedi were alive anymore, the only explanation is that it was Obi-wan who taught Luke.
And Leia’s identity or existence is not revealed this way, so no problem there either.

Leia knew her mother

Needs to be fixed in the prequels. Padme must stay alive.

The discredited Jedi are called “sorcerers” and “wizards.” >
An imperial officer says, “Don’t try to frighten us with your sorcerer’s ways, Lord Vader,” and Uncle Owen, referring to Obi-Wan says, “That wizard’s just a crazy old man.” Han Solo dismisses “hokey weapons and ancient religions.” Despite being guardians of peace and justice in the galaxy for a thousand generations, it seems the Jedi have been culturally discredited throughout the empire.

Yep, this is the way to brainwash people. You keep telling them a lie, and the lie becomes the new truth.

Obi-Wan knows Vader has become a machine
In Return of the Jedi, Obi-Wan says that Vader “is more machine than man now, twisted and evil.” But in Lucas’s prequels, Obi-Wan leaves Anakin for dead before Anakin transforms into a machine.

Sure he knows. He got killed by that machine on the Death Star, some 20 years after that.

Anakin wanted his son to become a Jedi
When Obi-Wan gives Luke his father’s lightsaber he says, “Your father wanted you to have this, when you were old enough, but your uncle wouldn’t allow it.”

Simply another lie by Obi-wan. Moving on.

No One Knows the Emperor uses the Force
Governor Tarkin to Vader in New Hope, “You are all that’s left of their [the Jedi’s] religion,” so he seems not to know that the Emperor himself is a Sith…

The truth is that no one knows except Vader. He is the only one. Not even Tarkin, so no problem here either.

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doubleofive said:

I’m saying this isn’t a debate. Adywan does what he wants. The fact that in the canon you quote actually has the Death Star finished at Scarif is the point. Why would the Empire move it from Geonosis to Scarif, then move it to Ganleigh for two days when the only difference between Scarif and Adywan’s planet is the shade of blue he already pointed out would have matched Scarif if people hadn’t convinced him to change it?

No, it is a discussion.
I did quote canon about Scarif? Other than talking about A New Hope, and merely mentioned the battle of Scarif, as a starting point, I don’t think I did.

I don’t seem to remember that in Rogue One the Death Star was finished at Scarif. In fact what I remember, that in the movie there was no planet visible when they installed the laser dish. I must be in some Disney book, but not in Catalyst for sure. Not that it really matters. I thought it was built at Geonosis, went to destroy Jedda, than moved to Scarif against the Rebels.
Anyway, if so, it makes no sense to build the Death Star in secrecy at one of the Main Data Storage Centers, which is a natural target for spies.

I don’t even know what Ganleigh is, that you mention.

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STAR WARS: EP IV 2004 <strong>REVISITED</strong> ADYWAN *<em>1080p HD VERSION NOW IN PRODUCTION</em>
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doubleofive said:

Oh god, it doesn’t matter. Adywan does what he wants about canon.

Couple of things about your post I feel needs to be addressed.
1 Your argument is as weak as there is, since not debating the content of the post.
2 Canon is something Disney ‘created’, as their business plan. And Disney didn’t really care about the universe’s rules Lucas created. Therefore canon is crap. Unfortunatelly.
3 So far everything Adywan changed in ep 4 is logical, so I guess it is safe to assume that what he wants to do is logical.
4 Which leads to my post of timeline, where I merely pointed out that it is completely wrong to assume that the Death Star could not have been at the planet, that Adywan inserted in ep 4 Revisited, and there is absolutely no need to change that to Scarif, because of Rogue One.
5 No one debated, nor shall debate that Adywan may insert whatever planet he feels right in his edit.

On a side note, reacting to another suggestion I read about here, the Endor theory creates timeline problems, since it is a long way from Tatooine, and much longer from Yavin, since those 2 planets are on the opposite side of the Star Wars galaxy.

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STAR WARS: EP IV 2004 <strong>REVISITED</strong> ADYWAN *<em>1080p HD VERSION NOW IN PRODUCTION</em>
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doubleofive said:

Darth Hade said:

The argument for it being Scarif is weak.

How is “this is where we left the DS yesterday” a weak argument, besides the fact that according to the newEU Scarif was it’s home base where it was completed?

Here is a not so weak argument.
It’s not yesterday. Not even close.

Events timeline
Day 1:

  1. Battle at Scarif
  2. The Princess’ escape - say about couple of hours at most, but surely Tatooine is not minutes from another planet.
  3. Robots land on Tatooine around noon. (Watch the shadow of Thripio when he walks away from Artoo)
  4. They walk about half a day, since Artoo is captured after nightfall

Day 2:
5. The droids are sold the in the afternoon. We know that, because of the diner scene, the sunset scene, and when Luke looks for Artoo, is already dark.

Day 3:
6. In the morning Luke and Thripio goes after Artoo, that might take 2-3 hours.
7. Ben’s hut. Say about an hour.
8. We see the Death Star for the first time.
9. They find the Sandcrawler, which is at least a couple of hours away from Ben’s hut, since the sandcrawler wreck is about two thirds of the way from Ben’s hut to Bestine.
10. Luke races home, by the time he arrives, we are well in the afternoon. He goes back, than they spend the night in Bestine.

These series of events occour in nearly 3 days, and more than 2 days pass before we see the Death Star for the first time.
So it is plenty of time for the Death Star to get back where it came from. Especially if that is closer to the core, than Scarif.

Day 4
1 Mos Eisley
Now, Im pretty sure that a Cantina is not open in the morning. And since this is a hot enviroment, I’d say it opens after Siesta.
It is crowded already when they enter so it must be late afternoon by that time.
2 They escape Tatooine.

Day 5-8
1 Hyperspace
Nobody knows for sure how long it takes to get to Alderaan, but Tatooine is in the Outer Rim while Alderaan is a core world.
There are multiple sites that have travel time info:
http://www.starwars-chronicles.com/Hyperspace_Travel_Time.htm
So it’s about 4 days.
Luke had plenty of time to practice.

Day 9
Death Star + Escape from Death Star
say about several hours

Day 9-12
Trip to Yavin from the core. Yavin is nearly as far from Alderaan as Tatooine.

The Battle of Yavin takes place about 2 weeks after the battle of Scarif.