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  • in reply to: What would you fix to make the Book of Boba Fett better? #16593
    Lando Calrissian
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      Jedi Knight

      I think it would have been really cool if Boba ended up needing to catch a bounty as part of the plot somehow…something that would have shown him in his true element and how good he is at hunting and fighting.

      Lando Calrissian
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        Jedi Knight

        So when you say you don’t hate it but it’s destroying Star Wars, then you actually mean that you really don’t like it, or just that it has a very different feel but that’s okay? For me, I agree with you that it really breaks with so much of Star Wars that it really doesn’t do anything good for Star Wars continuity, so for me, I really don’t like it (except for a few scenes that were cool).

        in reply to: Was Ahsoka referenced in Tales of the Empire? #14852
        Lando Calrissian
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          Jedi Knight

          I think Ahsoka is who I also thought was most likely when Barriss said this. I like the idea too that the two of them actually made amends and became real friends after their struggles together as padawans on Geonosis, and much later during Barriss’ awful betrayal in setting up Ahsoka to take the blame for the bombings on the Jedi Temple. While Ventress is a possibility – and I do think her story has more to be told post-Empire’s rise to power – I agree that this is less likely. Almost certainly couldn’t be referring to Obi-Wan given his anonymity in hiding. Overall, I like the ‘Tale of the…” series because they really given so much more meaning to main story arcs. I hope Ventress gets to be in one of these, and maybe even see one about Omega later if/when she joins the Rebellion, or what she ends up doing.

          Lando Calrissian
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            Jedi Knight

            It is very interesting that you say this. I actually just finished writing a review for Ep 5 on this site (see review here) and came to the same conclusion pretty much as you, with one caveat. Episode 4 is its equal in the sense that Ep 4 is the original story arc; however, in terms of actual plot and character development, Ep 5 is its superior. I say this because Han and Leia’s relationship is just developed so well in Ep 5 – and in general the acting is exceptional. In addition, Darth Vader is more ominous and threatening in Ep 5 which was an improvement compared to Ep 4. Luke’s development as a Jedi in training and the introduction of such an unassuming character as Yoda was also very brilliant.

            There are also some very iconic and significant scenes that show how well the film was really written including the unique idea of freezing Han Solo in carbonite as a testing method to capture Luke, and of course the massive reveal and plot twist that Darth Vader is in fact Luke’s father. The balance of comedy and intense/serious scenes also is very well done, and the list goes on and on.

            in reply to: Does anyone else think that Omega is Force-sensitive? #13812
            Lando Calrissian
              432 Midi-chlorians
              Jedi Knight

              I just started wondering this when Bad Batch Season 3 started several weeks ago. Very astute of you though to even be thinking about hints of it in the first season, like when she anticipated Crosshair was right behind that door. Now I’m going to have to go back and watch/review the first season to see if there are more clues to support this, but yes- I definitely think you could be right.

              in reply to: Why do Sith (or at least some of them) have yellow eyes? #13715
              Lando Calrissian
                432 Midi-chlorians
                Jedi Knight

                I’ve read Plagueis, but it’s been long enough that I’d forgotten this passage entirely. Such an epic line and provides deep insight into the Dark Side and the mind of the Sith. Thinking of Kotor really makes me want to play it again and see if I notice any other physical changes. Seems like the orbits around the eyes would get more sunken too, but I’d have to check.

                Lando Calrissian
                  432 Midi-chlorians
                  Jedi Knight

                  I hope you’re right, but I still have my reservations about how this could get complicated quickly

                  in reply to: Was Vader more powerful than Palpatine? #12993
                  Lando Calrissian
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                    Jedi Knight

                    I don’t think Palpatine ever let Vader get as strong as he was. I think Vader’s abilities were severely stunted after he lost to Obi-Wan on Mustafar, which played right into Sidious’ hand.

                    in reply to: Where do midi-chlorians come from? #12989
                    Lando Calrissian
                      432 Midi-chlorians
                      Jedi Knight

                      With regard to inheritance, I should also note that Rey was extremely Force-sensitive just as her grandfather, Emperor Palpatine was. Important to note though that Rey’s father was not Force-sensitive, so this does add some further questions about the inheritance pattern.

                      in reply to: Where do midi-chlorians come from? #12988
                      Lando Calrissian
                        432 Midi-chlorians
                        Jedi Knight

                        I don’t think we really know how midi-chlorians get into the blood of Force-sensitive users; I don’t think it has been established in canon. As far as the inheritance of them though, the Skywalker lineage; from Anakin to Luke and Leia to Ben Solo would actually suggest that there is indeed an inheritance pattern. The reason we don’t see that pattern with Shmi isn’t entirely clear, but likely is related to the fact that Anakin’s origins were a mystery in the first place. If he was somehow born in the Force, then this could explain why his inheritance of Force senstivity didn’t come from his mother, but from some other means in the first place.

                        Lando Calrissian
                          432 Midi-chlorians
                          Jedi Knight

                          Interesting thought. Definitely want to find out whatever that meant when Season 2 comes out

                          Lando Calrissian
                            432 Midi-chlorians
                            Jedi Knight

                            That’s fair. I really don’t try to get too focused on the rules of a story arc, but I do think it’s important to be consistent and that’s what I’m really questioning with this turn of events/new development in ‘Ahsoka’.

                            Lando Calrissian
                              432 Midi-chlorians
                              Jedi Knight

                              I should say, I’m sure there are implied rules in this- like most people’s ability to strengthen their connect to the Force is relatively fixed/inert, but implied rules like this just feel like excuses. I guess, overall, I’m not sure how much I love this new concept in Star Wars.

                              Lando Calrissian
                                432 Midi-chlorians
                                Jedi Knight

                                Good point- yeah I like how real the galaxy feels in Andor. I’ll be looking forward to Season 2 for sure

                                Lando Calrissian
                                  432 Midi-chlorians
                                  Jedi Knight

                                  Even though Andor was slow, in some ways I liked the pace, because it really built up the hype- like when they infiltrated the garrison on Aldhani- took a long time to get to, but then was totally awesome!

                                  Lando Calrissian
                                    432 Midi-chlorians
                                    Jedi Knight

                                    That makes sense- I agree that there were some good fighting scenes. Kenobi also had some good fighting scenes at the very end, but I agree that the ending to Ahsoka was pretty intriguing- more so than in many of the series so far.

                                    Lando Calrissian
                                      432 Midi-chlorians
                                      Jedi Knight

                                      That’s a good point. I’d forgotten about that weird mountain carving, but it does seem like there might be something cool that will still happen before they return back to the normal galaxy.

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