Current Events > Disney really screwed up the Sequel Trilogy's worldbuilding

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BlackOmnimon 05/28/22 11:03:47 PM #1:	They managed to make the post-ROTJ era so boring and uninteresting that nobody wants to see anything set in that time period. --- Steam Deck Board https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1553-steam-deck <cite>BlackOmnimon posted [p:965374409] in Disney rea... [t:80037167]...</cite> <quote>They managed to make the post-ROTJ era so boring and uninteresting that nobody wants to see anything set in that time period. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
1337eye4n00bguy 05/28/22 11:04:32 PM #2:	They fly now --- [SHE/HER] The thread that binds the laws of causality has been tied. My name is turn your pretty little head and: LOOK AT ME! <cite>1337eye4n00bguy posted [p:965374416] in Disney rea... [t:80037167]...</cite> <quote>They fly now </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ikzai 05/28/22 11:05:26 PM #3:	Disney was a great fit for star wars on paper. --- Poke! Can you dig it? <cite>Ikzai posted [p:965374431] in Disney rea... [t:80037167]...</cite> <quote>Disney was a great fit for star wars on paper. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
1337eye4n00bguy 05/28/22 11:06:25 PM #4:	Ikzai posted... Disney was a great fit for star wars on paper. Do you really believe that? It should have gone to A24 --- [SHE/HER] The thread that binds the laws of causality has been tied. My name is turn your pretty little head and: LOOK AT ME! <cite>1337eye4n00bguy posted [p:965374445] in Disney rea... [t:80037167]...</cite> <quote>Ikzai posted... </cite> <quote>Disney was a great fit for star wars on paper.</quote> Do you really believe that? It should have gone to A24 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MistyFan462 05/28/22 11:06:58 PM #5:	Ikzai posted... Disney was a great fit for star wars on paper. Lmao how? <cite>MistyFan462 posted [p:965374455] in Disney rea... [t:80037167]...</cite> <quote>Ikzai posted... </cite> <quote>Disney was a great fit for star wars on paper.</quote> Lmao how? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ikzai 05/28/22 11:13:08 PM #6:	It was a series with cute animals, muppet like beings, a classic battle of good vs evil, its all things that Disney has experience with in the past. They had experience working with existing intellectual property and making it resonate with fans. Overall Disney works best when copying off and improving existing materials rather than making stuff on their own. Coming off the Prequel Trilogy it felt like a well needed change. It didn't pan out unfortunately but on paper it looked good. --- Poke! Can you dig it? <cite>Ikzai posted [p:965374550] in Disney rea... [t:80037167]...</cite> <quote>It was a series with cute animals, muppet like beings, a classic battle of good vs evil, its all things that Disney has experience with in the past. They had experience working with existing intellectual property and making it resonate with fans. Overall Disney works best when copying off and improving existing materials rather than making stuff on their own. Coming off the Prequel Trilogy it felt like a well needed change. It didn't pan out unfortunately but on paper it looked good. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kim_Seong-a 05/28/22 11:22:01 PM #7:	It was the simplest thing they could've done. Don't ~~blow up the New Republic~~ and treat the First Order as a terrorist/insurgent faction. (Which is apparently what they're supposed to be? But in the movies they're not effectively any different than the Empire) Reversing the roles of the traditional Rebel/Empire conflict could've had a lot of potential. Then there was Luke. He builds a whole new Jedi school and that even gets blown up before the movie even starts. What's even the point of having any of this shit if you're just going to trash it to do the same thing as before? The "rebels" are the plucky underdogs who are out-manned and out-gunned. The "empire" is Nazi Germany led by Wizard Hitler. The Jedi are a genocided religious group with a small handful of masters that have resigned themselves to lives of isolation. It's the same goddamn thing lmao Even Rian "Subvert Your Expectations" Johnson continued this shit when he ~~doubled down on fucking over the Rebels resources, propping up the Empire to their OT level of power, and killing off a Jedi master.~~ It's boring as fuck. >_> --- Lusa Cfaad Taydr <cite>Kim_Seong-a posted [p:965374711] in Disney rea... [t:80037167]...</cite> <quote>It was the simplest thing they could've done. Don't blow up the New Republic and treat the First Order as a terrorist/insurgent faction. (Which is apparently what they're supposed to be? But in the movies they're not effectively any different than the Empire) Reversing the roles of the traditional Rebel/Empire conflict could've had a lot of potential. Then there was Luke. He builds a whole new Jedi school and that even gets blown up before the movie even starts. What's even the point of having any of this shit if you're just going to trash it to do the same thing as before? The "rebels" are the plucky underdogs who are out-manned and out-gunned. The "empire" is Nazi Germany led by Wizard Hitler. The Jedi are a genocided religious group with a small handful of masters that have resigned themselves to lives of isolation. It's the same goddamn thing lmao Even Rian "Subvert Your Expectations" Johnson continued this shit when he doubled down on fucking over the Rebels resources, propping up the Empire to their OT level of power, and killing off a Jedi master. It's boring as fuck. >_> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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