Many Bothans Died To Bring You THE STAR WARS THREAD

[The first Galactic Republic]

Do you think the Empire had good social security? Did the Emperor have an actual pay check or did he just get by on government aid?

[The Huskar Social Union]

That Thrawn's Revenge mod is fun.

[Salus Maior]

So apparently in Battlefront II at least part of the single player campaign will be about being an Imperial soldier that hunts down Saw Gerrera's partisans from Rogue One.

BOR GULLET

I always thought that scene was a bit...Odd.

I mean, I don't get why they had to have it. I think it was already well established that the Saw gang was bad news.

[The first Galactic Republic]

BOR GULLET

I always thought that scene was a bit...Odd.

I mean, I don't get why they had to have it. I think it was already well established that the Saw gang was bad news.

Saw Gerrera did nothing wrong.

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

Maybe smoking a pack of death sticks a day was a bit of a mistake be honest.

Space emphysema is no fun.

[Wellser]

The Empire isn't white supremacist. Or at the very least they don't disallow people of color in their ranks and those officers were never treated different in universe.

An official canonization of statements made by people with no authority would need to be put out for that to be the case.

The Empire is an analogy for Nazi Germany though. (The most obvious points being Darth Vader (Vader being a word for Father in German) and Storm Troopers, who's name came from the SS of WWI).

While the Empire is not White Supremacist, it is Human Supremacist to a large degree (Which is one of the reasons Thrawn is such a big deal, he's one of the few non-humans in the Empire's forces).

The speech that that dude gives before they fire SuperStation Starkiller is a replica of the speech where Hitler Initialized the "Final Solution"

[The first Galactic Republic]

The Empire is an analogy for Nazi Germany though. (The most obvious points being Darth Vader (Vader being a word for Father in German) and Storm Troopers, who's name came from the SS of WWI).

While the Empire is not White Supremacist, it is Human Supremacist to a large degree (Which is one of the reasons Thrawn is such a big deal, he's one of the few non-humans in the Empire's forces).

The speech that that dude gives before they fire SuperStation Starkiller is a replica of the speech where Hitler Initialized the "Final Solution"

Lesser known fact, the medal scene from IV is based on a scene from Triumph of the Will.

[The first Galactic Republic]

Look there is no denying that Saw Gerrera has done some messed up things. However you can't refute that BOR GULLET will know the truth. Knowledge is power and power is needed to break free from tyranny. Saw Gerrera has the most knowledge because of BOR GULLET and knowledge is power so therefore Saw has the most power and power is needed to defeat the Empire and Saw has BOR GULLET therefore Saw is needed to fight the Empire therefore Saw and BOR GULLET did nothing wrong.

[Salus Maior]

I always thought that scene was a bit...Odd.

I mean, I don't get why they had to have it. I think it was already well established that the Saw gang was bad news.

Saw Gerrera did nothing wrong.

I thought on this thread it was the Empire that did nothing wrong

[The first Galactic Republic]

Saw Gerrera did nothing wrong.

I thought on this thread it was the Empire that did nothing wrong

Hmm, tough question. If only there was something that could know the truth. BOR GULLET

[Empire of Cats]

So apparently in Battlefront II at least part of the single player campaign will be about being an Imperial soldier that hunts down Saw Gerrera's partisans from Rogue One.

Sounds legit. I always liked the Empire (but I'm more of a Separatist sympathizer).

[The first Galactic Republic]

This is what live action Saw Gerrera almost looked like.

[The first Galactic Republic]

Another little known Star Wars fact. The actor for Porkins was too fat for the rebel pilot uniform, so it had to be cut down the back so that he could fit. He also complained about the tight quarters of the X-Wing cockpits.

[Zanera]

That Thrawn's Revenge mod is fun.

You can roll with all the factions and scenarios until the big update comes out and there's a ton more shit.

Also, the Pentastar Alignment gets two Star Dreadnoughts. It's fixed in the big update, but right now you'll need to watch your ass about it. Jarrek or whoever also technically counts as a ground unit, so don't Auto-Resolve unless it's a ground battle.

[Miloscia]

I still like my theory that Mace Windu is Snoke. He hit his head on the way out the window and his skin is white because there's not a lot of sunlight in Coruscant's lower levels.

I'm sticking with Plagueis. Although Windu kinda makes sense.

[Alekseandrea]

The speech that that dude gives before they fire SuperStation Starkiller is a replica of the speech where Hitler Initialized the "Final Solution"

Yeah, yeah, sure.
Still isn't a good reason to dig up a post from 2016.
If you care that much, write a quoteless post.

[Dylar]

I still like my theory that Mace Windu is Snoke. He hit his head on the way out the window and his skin is white because there's not a lot of sunlight in Coruscant's lower levels.

I'm sticking with Plagueis. Although Windu kinda makes sense.

But Plagueis is a Muun. And if you look at Muuns, like San Hill, and then look at Snoke, they look nothing alike.

[The Grene Knyght]

I'm sticking with Plagueis. Although Windu kinda makes sense.

But Plagueis is a Muun. And if you look at Muuns, like San Hill, and then look at Snoke, they look nothing alike.

Theres some differences, but "nothing" alike is a bit of an exaggeration:

[Dylar]

But Plagueis is a Muun. And if you look at Muuns, like San Hill, and then look at Snoke, they look nothing alike.

Theres some differences, but "nothing" alike is a bit of an exaggeration:

There is a theory out there that Snoke is Vader reincarnate. But that's mostly because they both have scars on the top of their head, and both of them are pasty white. Then again...there's also a theory that Rey is Anakin Skywalker incarnate, but, I don't believe in either of those...oh well...Maybe Episode VIII will tell us who he really is?

[The Grene Knyght]

Theres some differences, but "nothing" alike is a bit of an exaggeration:

There is a theory out there that Snoke is Vader reincarnate. But that's mostly because they both have scars on the top of their head, and both of them are pasty white. Then again...there's also a theory that Rey is Anakin Skywalker incarnate, but, I don't believe in either of those...oh well...Maybe Episode VIII will tell us who he really is?

My guess is his origins will be revealed at the end of episode 8 to get people pumped for episode 9

[Alvecia]

Theres some differences, but "nothing" alike is a bit of an exaggeration:

There is a theory out there that Snoke is Vader reincarnate. But that's mostly because they both have scars on the top of their head, and both of them are pasty white. Then again...there's also a theory that Rey is Anakin Skywalker incarnate, but, I don't believe in either of those...oh well...Maybe Episode VIII will tell us who he really is?

Not really an origins theory, but my reckoning is that he is the danger lurking in the unknown regions that caused Thrawn and the Chiss to contact the Empire.

[Miloscia]

There is a theory out there that Snoke is Vader reincarnate. But that's mostly because they both have scars on the top of their head, and both of them are pasty white. Then again...there's also a theory that Rey is Anakin Skywalker incarnate, but, I don't believe in either of those...oh well...Maybe Episode VIII will tell us who he really is?

My guess is his origins will be revealed at the end of episode 8 to get people pumped for episode 9[/quote

I'm not so sure. I expect the bug reveal in Ep 8 to be Rey's parents. The only chance I think we have of Snoke's identity being revealed is if he's a well known character

[Romic]

I liked the theory the Snoke is actually Windu, the evidence is there to an extent (voice witholding)

[The Grene Knyght]

I liked the theory the Snoke is actually Windu, the evidence is there to an extent (voice witholding)

And the whole issue with his Melaninchlorian count

[Empire of Cats]

I liked the theory the Snoke is actually Windu, the evidence is there to an extent (voice witholding)

And the whole issue with his Melaninchlorian count

I liked the whole slew of theories concerning who Rey is related to, from Obi-Wan Kenobi's granddaughter to Captain Phasma's daughter.

Also, TR-8R should return as awesome as ever in Episode VII.