darklordoftech

DuracellEnergizer said:

I think some fanboys get so swept up into the concept of canon that they subconsciously believe that the abstact decanonization of a beloved story will somehow seep into the real world and physically erase it from existence.

I agree with this post 100%. 

I would hate it if the movies ARE beholden to the EU. I want a living Chewie in VII and I want the movies to be free to establish a better Sith history than the one in SWTOR (the Sith shouldn't be founded by fallen Jedi and the Jedi shouldn't keep thinking that the Sith are extinct).

imperialscum said:

darklordoftech said:

imperialscum said: I agree. We better drop it.

I hope this means that you will stop getting so butthurt every time somebody says something bad about KOTOR and/or SWTOR.

I was not offended or anything. I was either trying to correct false claims from lack of knowledge or point out double standards.

Glad to hear that.

Abeloth. A unique villain.

imperialscum said: I agree. We better drop it.

I hope this means that you will stop getting so butthurt every time somebody says something bad about KOTOR and/or SWTOR.

Luke turning to the dark side in Dark Empire. The whole point of Luke is that he's different from Anakin.

imperialscum said:

darklordoftech said:

There is one thing I like about KOTOR: The Rakata. They're Lightsaber-wielders who aren't Sith and still were able to rule the galaxy. I feel that they could be the villains of episodes 7-9.

You see. That is why I doubt you have ever play KOTOR or SWTOR. Rakata did not wield lightsabres. At least KOTOR gives no such indication.

They wield lightsabers in Dawn of the Jedi. I didn't mean to imply that every aspect of them that I mentioned was established in KOTOR itself.

There is one thing I like about KOTOR: The Rakata. They're Lightsaber-wielders who aren't Sith and still were able to rule the galaxy. I feel that they could be the villains of episodes 7-9.

Jango Fett 

The origin of the Jedi

The TOR Sith Emperor and Empire. They undermine Palpatine and his Empire in every way possible.

That the sandcrawlers weren't built by Jawas. I love the idea that the Jawas are more advanced than they appear.

The Making of ROTJ says that Palpatine uses the dark side to prolong his life and that his appearance is a consequence of that.

AntcuFaalb said:

darklordoftech said:

I'd love to hear somebody mention that the Empire and the Sith were destroyed at Endor. 

They weren't. The Empire and the Sith were destroyed at The Battle of the Forest Moon of Endor.

Happy? :-)

Very happy. Endor was destroyed long before ROTJ.

I would have clarified what became of the Empire after the Battle of Endor. When a movie revolves around a war, the fate of both factions needs to be made clear.

Bingowings said: a Galactic Empire in one day and in one battle?

I'm not counting on Lawrence "Does Luke become the new Emperor?" Kasdan to have a problem with it.

I'd love to hear somebody mention that the Empire and the Sith were destroyed at Endor. 

I'd love if IX ends with C-3PO saying, "A Long Time Ago in a Galaxy Far Far Away..."

Knight Errant. A Jedi vs. Sith story that actually makes sense! I would much rather a Kerra Holt movie than a Revan movie.

DuracellEnergizer said: the PT Sith a complete and seperate organization from the Sith Empire and Brotherhood of the Sith, keeping the wheat completely seperate from the chaff.

The first Essential Chronology book states that the PT Sith are Neo-Sith (this is where the "Sith is an idea" morons came from). This was accepted until KOTOR came along.

Anzati. Star Wars does NOT need vampires.

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Rish_Loo

Evil Gungans are always funny.

What if Palpatine was actually possessed by Talzin from TCW?

The reason that KOTOR provides for Revan and Malak calling themselves Sith is that they got what was left of Exar Kun's followers to serve them.

I have played KOTOR and SWTOR, and I hated what I saw.

I'm also sick of 25,000 years of history being reduced to Revan.

Puggo - Jar Jar's Yoda said:

I've always been curious why monotheist religions assume that God means well?

The same reason that people assume that parents mean well.

Tobar said:

So did anyone think it was cool that they managed to squeeze Mark Hamill into that last episode?

I did.