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TFA had a lot of WTF things but if the sequels had given logical and good answers no one would be saying this. Yes there were many mystery boxes and questions to be answered but TLJ threw all the possible plot threads in the toilet making TFA retroactively a bad movie.

The Last Jedi already made it impossible for the sequels to be a good trilogy. The fact that TRoS is watchable at all is an achievement.

Centuries started counting at Year 1; that much is true. The first decade in TYOOL however had only 9 years (A.D. 1 through A.D. 9).

Can't forget midichlorian blood.
That more or less broke the whole series. At least in terms of what the force is.

When was it not?

i like the idea of a power vacuum left by the fall of the empire. i think it would make interesting storylines.

i like the idea of a post-empire galaxy that is similar to a wild west; full of lawlessness and rapid expansion and exploitation.

I'm pretty sure I saw an ad for Fallen Order that showed Vader, would it still be a spoiler?

I don't fit the bill at all. I didn't like any of it. Meanwhile, you dropped those nuggets about Luke being a Jedi master training new recruits, and Leia being a major figure in the new republic, which are things the EU featured prominently.

Luke had a temple and something happened to it. He wasn't ready to be a true master. He thought he was, due to his own deeds, but he was imperfect and it caused a lot of pain. We came in near the end of his story, not the middle.

Different subject matter, different authors, word of mouth suggestions... lots of reasons. I kept thinking that the next one would be better.

Oh. You're an Expanded Universe guy. That explains a lot.

You can have it. The books still exist. I don't care for them, in general.

It hasn't done damage. What has it damaged?

• Vader's lack of presence in the concluding trilogy
• Not beginning the ST from the natural starting point RotJ left with Leia's new republic and Luke's Jedi Order.
• Rey Palpatine reveal implying strong connections with the force can be genetically inherited even if you're not a Skywalker
• Hyperspace shenanigans

To me, they're great movies that I love and will watch for the rest of my life.

The prequels are pretty good movies that I like and will watch less often, but are still life-long.

No, different means different. George Lucas means George Lucas.

Different doesn't mean better. George Lucas doesn't mean good.

That will probably happen eventually.

Yeah, I'm sure we were all sitting on the edge of our seat thinking about "evil dark side bacteria"

I never said that you said that, I said that the Skywalkers being an outlier is your headcanon.

*Huge Universe of like 5000 races and like 500 billion creatures*

*The 15 or so main cast members in the 9 movies are related*

Its been shown in canon that it IS. Where do you pull your idea that its not from? The Skywalkers are the only Jedi ever shown to reproduce in the original trilogy, and theres never anything close to saying it was because of some force meddling.

Hell, it explains the Jedi not being "allowed" to reproduce. Theres plenty of evidence throughout all media. Its definitely a thing.

I think my gf would want to hyphenate our last names which I wouldnt mind

no pics u fuckin bitch

Daddy Palps serving some hot tea.

https://youtu.be/_5I9uGjdCLw

milk truk have arrived

I always laughed in AotC when the Kaminoans said they had an army of a million clones ready to go. What exactly are you going to do with a million troops across an entire galaxy?

I've seen episode 2 once when I was a kid. Was there any mention of the ethics of growing these artificial humans for war? Doesnt seem like something Yoda would be down for