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Topic	Who is to blame for the failures of the Star Wars sequel trilogy?
Polycosm 08/07/21 6:38:23 PM #20:	CyricZ posted... Y'know, looking at how hardcore Disney is going in order to integrate Star Wars experiences into the theme parks, I get the feeling that an actual mature extraction of the "good guys vs bad guys" simplicity of the story would ultimately steer away from the commoditization of stormtrooper helmets, lightsabers, starfighters, and thus would be less marketable. Feeds into the concept of forever war being good for business, but in a fantasy aspect instead of the reality aspect of having little boys buy plastic toy soldiers. Damn, that's meta. --- Thus in 2020 did Allen send forth a great flood, that destroyed the gurus and all users that lived on land, except those in azuarc. (thengamer.com/guru) <cite>Polycosm posted [p:956873648] in Who is to ... [t:79603333]...</cite> <quote>CyricZ posted... </cite> <quote>Y'know, looking at how hardcore Disney is going in order to integrate Star Wars experiences into the theme parks, I get the feeling that an actual mature extraction of the "good guys vs bad guys" simplicity of the story would ultimately steer away from the commoditization of stormtrooper helmets, lightsabers, starfighters, and thus would be less marketable. Feeds into the concept of forever war being good for business, but in a fantasy aspect instead of the reality aspect of having little boys buy plastic toy soldiers.</quote> Damn, that's meta. --- Thus in 2020 did Allen send forth a great flood, that destroyed the gurus and all users that lived on land, except those in azuarc. (thengamer.com/guru)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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