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If you put in a buttload of AT-ST's it would make one wonder how Luke never got shot at by one after he crashed. And then how after an AT-AT is destroyed a group of rebels are all like let's go! and run out there to accomplish what exactly i'm not sure...

At least give that one AT-ST more action.

Yeah show more AT-ST in the battle.

I know the AT-ST model seen in ESB is different what they used in ROTJ. like seen here

http://therpf.com/showthread.php?t=43858&page=29

don't know if that matters

So those were two different cockpits? One pair had the red stripe and other didn't. leave it as it is

That reminds me... there really ought not to be any Death Star blueprints shown in the prequels. I was always under the impression the Empire and their scientists figured that whole thing out. Otherwise the Empire loses major coolness.

hard for me to believe that someone could survive a dunk in lava. instant melt

i mean really what makes most sense are the ideas they had going on during the development of ESB. that Vader suffered from intense radiation, a long fall, and/or substantial light saber dismemberment if i remember correctly.

in ROTJ when he's being electrocuted you can see his skeleton and if you catch at the right moment you can see that the vertebrae in his neck was rebuilt. where'd he get that?!

wuuuuut that can't possibly be a lighting issue

Keep the red stripes! they're awesome. the edges seem to be raised too

Yeah sounds like Yoda had a super powerful foreseeing power. like Neo lol. but that's better

Hm... like I said any fighters or space travelling transports. though I believe the Jedi fighters in ROTS might have had OT style displays

The ARC-170 for example. But the hologram of the Emperor is fine.

You could use imageshack for hosting. or flickr though i've never used it

Rhikter said:

Originally posted by Akwat Kbrana:

"...it doesn't explain the massive discrepancy vis-a-vis beautiful holographic displays all over the place in the PT, but atari dots and dinky monochrome monitors in the OT..."

I don't know what you could possibly be referencing other than the Death Star plans presented on Yavin IV in ANH. Other than that you don't have any real argument.

pretty much all the fighters seen in the PT have numerous advanced displays in their cockpits that ought to at least be pulled back to OT standards

If Vader's suit and helmet still remains in the edit his helmet should be like this:

It is from the EFX prop collectibles company based on one of McQuarries concept sketches of Vader. Most of the other concepts for Vader ranged from a face mask (and a full head of hair) to a Stormtrooper helmet and other helmets more like the Vader we all know and love but meaner. But I like this one because it isn't too outrageously evil. less refined you know

And a very relevant link

http://secrethistoryofstarwars.com/visualdevelopmentofdarthvader.html

And R2 was Anakin's droid! And he built C-3PO! And Yoda was friends with Chewbacca! In addition, Han Solo was nearly shown as an orphan jungle boy raised by wookies on Kashyyk!

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CO said:The exact dialogue that is uttered by the Pilot Leader is, "I met your father once when I was just a boy. He was a great pilot. You'll do alright. If you've got half of your fathers skill, you'll do better then alright."

If you watch ANH-SE, that whole line about Lukes father is deleted, and will never be uttered again even if Lucas released the OT deleted scenes. Because in the context of 1977, the Pilot Leader is talking about Lukes father, the jedi who was killed by Darth Vader.

But new fans are not suppose to know that.......

Perhaps I'm not realizing something obvious but if that line were to be restored it would still work wouldn't it? It isn't contradictory. Except for the fact that the Anakin we see in the PT would never be remembered so fondly lol

New clone DNA i'd say along with recruits. And if you notice in ANH there are a bunch of Stormtroopers in varying heights so I get the impression they were having a pretty good recruitment rate at that point. The ones that ran away from Han must've been noob recruits. But the Rebellion's victory must've brought down recruitment rates to an all time low. In ESB and ROTJ the troops are all the same height. Maybe they had to go back to nearly all clones.

Or the Emperor was paranoid of spies after the victory (not that a lowly trooper would have much access to information).

adywan said:

I agree that the technology seems light years ahead of what we see in the OT. GL should have shown how the clone wars caused the shift in technology and that times became hard and things technologically wise had come to a standstill. Things in ROTS should have had the "lived in" look that they did in the OT. The clone wars would have used a lot of resources and money and the Empire was starting to take a grip. The end shot in ROTS shouldn't have shown the Death Star being created but instead a vast shipyard of the Imperial fleet being built (which it will do in my edit). So all available money was being ploughed into creating the Empire. The whole ending of that movie was just too rushed to tie up all the loose ends

I wish the PT had been approached with older less technology in mind mirroring our world. But apparently the Republic had reached their limits in that area. But Georgie boy just couldn't resist the urge to outdo the originals in every shot. Will you be retro-grading in the prequels? Like all the advanced cockpit displays? to at least make them on the same level seen in the OT

Palpatine was the main villain. When i see this Darth Maul Grievous i'm reminded of Darth Maul staying alive after Phantom Menace and getting robotic horse legs. it's totally goofy

I've been watching every new episode. Better than the prequels if you want a pre-OT background but that's not saying much.

I love it. It has so much more energy to it now.

Hi, first post here. Adywan may have mentioned possibly doing this but in ROTJ the shuttle the Rebels use to land on the moon of Endor should definitely be different than Vader/Emperor's shuttle. I wouldn't expect technical parts and mechanics to be transported on the same type of shuttle used by the leaders of the Empire.

Now there is that larger shuttle seen in ANH that carried the Sandtroopers and Dewbacks down to Tattooine. I wonder if it would be too big. But then again if it turns out that the Battle of Endor is edited to somehow include more Rebel forces and less Ewoks then a larger shuttle would make sense. That whole battle should be grander anyway with more Imperial troopers and walkers. A entire legion of the Emperor's best troops? more like a handful

And make the Ewoks fiercer with enhanced facial expressions, though Wicket should remain cute.

And definitely more B-Wing and A-Wing action seen in the space battle. I think originally there was meant to be more B-Wing action seen in that battle anyway.