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so...what are you requesting?

Somebody, make this guy a hilt, because he really wants it!

What is all this 'feeling the feels' ? People keep saying it on the internet, when has it become a thing? Where'd it come from? Well, I still don't think the big reveal (reveal?) was as pressing after having to wait for so long. But that's just me. It reminded me more of the Han/ Leia, at least Hera reminds me of Leia I actually never understood what the deal with their relationship was. I always thought they were already involved (if not married) in season 1. I guess the showmakers decided the relationship bit was too early, so they did a 'go back' and stretched it all the way to the show's last episodes. *cough* *cough* just a little joke there

Er...you didn't know?

So, d'anyone watch the new episodes yet? What did you think? I think the ending of Jedi Night wasn't as impressive as it was supposed to be, I mean, I like the character, and I can understand that disney (or whoever) no longer care for the show, but if you wanted to jerk tears, you shouldn't have made the fans wait for several months beforehand. It just feels like bad marketing all over.

Thanks for the tip, though I wasn't asking for it Was just surprised to see it in a screen, since I didn't see anyone upload it here

Neat! Especially the second one. Where did you get that At-at model?

Taht's the spirit!

Why the prequels? Oh wait, you said 'rewrite'. Carry on then. Still, I think that while it'd be possible, the fighting would look awful, considering Q3 engine's limitations and all (you saw that KOTOR2 in JKA mod? Great mod, but the fighting just ruined the K2 vibe). At the same time, I think even Disney could allow it, if you play your cards right. There are loopholes. For example, the guys that did Star Wreck ended up having a bit of a run-in with Paramount (or whoever owns Star Trek these days), because of their feature-films being too blatant a parody of Star Trek, and having too long of a screentime (imagine that), so Paramount released a set of rules for Star Trek fan-movies, and threatened to sue them for copyright infringement. The guys said 'fuck it!', and took Star Wreck in a different direction. Anyway, if you wanna do it, it'd be a good idea to check if Disney has some such guideline for fan-films, or to actually get in touch with whoever and ask for permission, just to be on the safe-side (though that'd be a bit excessive, you can still never be too careful). Alternatively, you could release the machinima-remake as a set of episodic shorts instead of the full feature, you know? Like 'we don't like the Anakin vs Dooku duel in ep3, so we'll remake it; next we'll remake the Padme + Anakin dialogue about the baby', but deliver these as shorts.

Dibs on the master! Seriously though, I think it'd be easy enough to just retexture one of those Spanki Jedi Miraluka models. Only problem would be the hairstyle, though a simple Frankenstein or kitbash (kitbash?) would fix that.

I doubt it, since she's a fictional character, but we can still dream

Ok, so I've decided to give Victor Vran a shot after finding out that it has a whole DLC dedicated to Lemmy and Motorhead. Well, what can I say, the DLC's more serious than Brutal Legend, although still a bit bizarre (headbanging hell-hounds anyone?) and it has 'magic' guitars, headbanging, a rock/ metal soundtrack, epic guitar monuments, Motorhead bandmembers' outfits, and even some of the enemies are metalheads (at least two Succubi are wearing leather and spikes, one actually plays guitar). One thing I don't understand is why my ~112x140 hammer does less damage than a pair of ~15-25 revolvers. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they're from a different game-world, and therefore function by different meta-universal rules?

First I hear of Supernova as of a Sith Magic/ Alchemy. How's it different from Darth Nihilus' Force Drain that allowed him to feed on planets? Or Emperor Vitiate's ritual that allowed him to destroy entire planets, like he did Nathema? As to Sidious being able to defeat and toy with Maul and Savage, it wasn't such a big deal, after all, Maul never finished his Sith training, and in TCW we saw his arse getting handed to him many times (in the Son of Dathomir comics and in Rebels as well). Savage wasn't even that much of Sith Apprentice to begin with, let alone learning from Maul, who, as I already mentioned, never finished his training, and was therefore was hardly qualified to teach. What was impressive was that he, at his age, could stand his own against two young(er) Zabrak warriors - the Zabrak being more agile and hardy than Humans. But as a Sith vs Sith, it just wasn't a competition. Theoretically, I think Sidious would be able to learn such abilities as 'Supernova' as you describe it, but I don't think he'd bother using it. He may be a megalomaniac, but it's just too much dirty work, and I doubt he'd be willing to actually get his hands dirty. Unless, of course, we consider the whole new Thrawn continuity, where Sidious is said to have discovered some threat in the unknown regions or whatnot. In this case, he might have used it, but alas, such secrets were lost, as was already mentioned by the guys. Though it's strange that Sidious didn't manage to get his hands on ghosts or holocrons that could teach him something like that. Guess this died with the old canon, because it's overkill.

I also came across something called Book of Evil or Evil Book or some such, about a metalhead high-schooler who came across this said book and was destined to unleash Satan's army into our world, but instead ended up protecting the world from it. Needless to say, I was disgusted by the over the top toilet humor, randomness, and useless drama.

Well, it does have a metal-themed/ -related mythology, as well as monsters summoned by guitars, so I guess, yeah

Thanks u

Yes, I think so.

I know who Gat is, though I can't agree on his coolness (I only played Saints' Row 3 and 4, so yeah), but it still doesn't answer my question - is he, or is he not Asian?

Hey guys, I'm looking for fantasy and sci-fi franchises that are basically rock or metal themed. To elaborate, I'm not looking for settings or franchises that are 'metal' by definition, as in 'dark, gory, and epic' so no LotR, Skyrim, GoT, *Heavy Metal, **Doom, or ***Quake. I'm looking for stuff that has actual magic guitars or guitar weapons and whole mythologies revolving around rock music, stuff like Brutal Legend, Six-string Samurai, Rock & Rule, and to a lesser degree Discworld, Guitar Hero, and Rock Band (since the latter two only do the rock-fantasy bit episodically, whereas Discworld, if I'm not mistaking, is not exactly rock-music based, though it does have guitars). *Despite it's name, it has little to do with metal music, at least, the cartoons and video-game don't. It's basically metal by definition. **Although it had satanic and metal imagery, it was more like a decoration, than anything else. ***(the original Quake) was more Lovecraftian than rock-music inspired, even though yes, Trent Reznor did the soundtrack and there are NIИ references everywhere. Note: Yeah, I know it's not a Star Wars themed thread, but nobody said this sub-forum has to be.

So wait, he's actually Asian? o_O

Oh right. Forgot about it