darth_ender

OutboundFlight said:

HerekittykittyX said:

snooker said:

darthrush said:

Wouldn’t it be a good idea to take most of the Crawl establishing the imperial capitol and why the rebellion might destroy it and give more information on that end of the story? Considering you probably will be lacking for elaboration upon their attack in the regular film. Which kind of brings me to a question, what do you plan to do with the briefing scene? That could be a place to help lay out some expositon.

The rebel briefing scene will have General Madine dubbed over explaining that there is a major Imperial Weapons Depot on the forest moon of Endor. Successfully attacking this base will both be a major setback for Imperial Forces in the outer Rim as well as supply the rebellion with an extensive weapons supply for the foreseeable future.

Perhaps after the sheild generator blows up a whole bunch of rebel transports go down to the surface to aquire weapons and recover the remaining ground attack force. Madine could have his own cruiser just so he can have some exposition like “The shield is down, send the transports” or something, so that the rebellion has a minor victory.

The vfx of the gr75’s should be easy enough.

Keep in mind that there will be no attack on the capital in this film. It is simply where the Emperor sequence happens.

Wouldn’t be a Little blade runnerish ending

End film with Lando making okonomiyaki ewok.

FTFY

Dek Rollins said:

I love everyone on this site. This is absolutly sincere.

Even you, Duracell. 😉

Absolut sincerity

It basically just justified my point that some people say things that don’t need to be said at this time, which I think he realized…hence the deletion.

Rad8

Qf6

Qxg5

I appreciate the kind words. Hopefully, I can continue to be a worthwhile match.

Nd4

I genuinely apologize for the ommission in my statement, but the ultimate purpose of my post still stands: if anyone here didn’t care much for Billy Graham, please keep disrespectful or rude comments to yourself, and discuss it in a better thread.

I do appreciate the correction.

Warbler said:

I’m not sure if you’re serious.

Well, evening…Comissioner.

Well, my apologies, almight OP! I am a distracted man these days 😉

oojason said:

darth_ender said:

I want to be clear, I am actually being sarcastic because it annoys me when good people like Billy Graham get condemned for human mistakes. When Al Franken dies, non-religious peeps and liberals will be sad in spite of his hypocrisy. But they seem to celebrate the death of a prominent Christian figure who has spent most of his life being a wonderful human because of that “human” part. It is unfortunate what Billy Graham said, but everyone makes stupid mistakes and does stupid things. He was a product of a different time.

Many liberals and atheists and agnostics celebrate the failures of Christians instead of celebrating the goodness of a different kind of human. To me, that is one of the greatest hypocrisies on their part.

Will I be sad when Al Franken dies? No. (I don’t know who he is - I’ll wiki him later, is he Billy Graham’s left-leaning mate?)

Anyway, nice switch-deflection there in your post onto the ‘opposition’ as you see it - seems ALL you religious/right types do that, no? (where is that sarcasm winky-face to insert here?)

I don’t think many people will be, or seem to be, ‘celebrating’ Billy Graham’s death at all.

Nor do many atheists and agnostics celebrate the failures (or failings) of Christians or Christianity as a whole - nor celebrate the failures of many other religions either - yet I think we both know that anyway.

 

Anyway, RIP Billy Graham.

I clearly chose the word many deliberately, though I failed to use it earlier. Many does not mean all, or even a majority. It simply means, “a large amount,” and that was my intent. I do not believe all or most will do so, but there will be a large amount of people who take this opportunity to harshly criticize Billy Graham rather than praise or even simply honor him.

While my evidence is anecdotal, I’ve seen numerous places online, even this site, where the non-believers and liberals in the crowd have admitted to delighting in the hypocrisies on the Right or religious side. It happened in my own Interrogate the Mormon thread when our previous leader passed away recently. And I’ve seen extensive evidence online, and even a little in this thread, where criticism rather than praise or honor or even silence is given to a man who has just passed because of his human faults.

My guesses of the same people

Mark’s Down On Your Syntax said:

My age is a prime number but I feel inferior as it’s not one of the small ones.

I’ve no idea if these have already been guessed correctly but here’s a few predictaguesses from me:

yhwx = 21

Ender = 35

Warbler = 41

Dahmage = 29

oojason = 45

greenpenguino = 33

Silverwook = 48

Ray = 28

Possessed = 24

Chyron = 33

Whoa! You have aged me considerably!

There’s no excuse for any of our mistakes, but we make them, and yet, they don’t usually make up the sum total of what makes us a good or bad person.

It’s alright, and I know how his views would be personally offensive to you. Just so you’re aware, until 2012, he listed Mormons as cultists, which was pretty offensive to me as well. Perhaps, not to the same degree, but it’s still very offensive. Nevertheless, in spite of our disagreements, I feel he was a genuinely good person and that we needn’t point out his flaws upon his death. Most of the people in this thread have done some questionable things, yet we don’t dance on their graves. It’s all part of being human.

yhwx said:

darth_ender said:

When Al Franken dies, non-religious peeps and liberals will be sad in spite of his hypocrisy.

Source?

Ask Doc Brown.

But they seem to celebrate the death of a prominent Christian figure who has spent most of his life being a wonderful human because of that “human” part.

Source?

Obviously, this is not universal, but there will be many. At least one earlier post on the topic seems indicative of that.

Tobar said:

I still want to play Dejarik.

Did you ever see the thread where…oh, what’s his name…some French-speaking member here…anyway, together we translated some rules originally devised in French into English? If I find that thread, I can post it here so you can give it a whirl.

Tries to Facebook stalk people with the Katarn, Maul, and Kenobi without success

I think those aren’t really your names!

In reality, as an appreciation for your preference for games with a theme, I do think that looks interesting. I enjoy both abstract and themed games, especially if the theme is immersive. Sounds like a fun game!

I want to be clear, I am actually being sarcastic because it annoys me when good people like Billy Graham get condemned for human mistakes. When Al Franken dies, non-religious peeps and liberals will be sad in spite of his hypocrisy. But they seem to celebrate the death of a prominent Christian figure who has spent most of his life being a wonderful human because of that “human” part. It is unfortunate what Billy Graham said, but everyone makes stupid mistakes and does stupid things. He was a product of a different time.

Many liberals and atheists and agnostics celebrate the failures of Christians instead of celebrating the goodness of a different kind of human. To me, that is one of the greatest hypocrisies on their part.

I hate to say it, but I jacked up this game pretty early on. I hope that, when you win, we can have another go at it. Obviously, my early mistakes are ones that will not be easy to recover from.

Nc6

JEDIT: Meant to say not be easy to recover from…missed a key word there 😦

Yep, he sounds like scum of the earth.

Bf5

I’m excited to see this!

Dxe4