Let's assume we could do things the right way from the beginning and Disney owned Star Wars from Day 1. We would have had Ahsoka from day 1 and rather than an angsty teen in Luke, we would have gotten the genius format of Luke being a toddler and being guided around and protected by a master Jedi. In this case it would clearly be Ahsoka and sets for a much more exciting story to come. Heck with Ahsoka in play you don't even need the plot of Luke becoming a Jedi.

What if filmed during when Luke was a baby back before he could remember meeting her. They go on a day journey together and she early exposes him to the force and we get Luke's back story prior to when Obi arrived. Think a story like this could be ground breaking.

Have we ever seen a lightsaber that is visibly shorter than the standard. Kind of like a lightsaber knife or machete. Also have we ever seen a longer than standard lightsaber.

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The Star Wars: Skeleton Crew press tour rolled into London's Trafalgar Square early this morning and I was on hand to interview the cast and creators so I hope you enjoy!

https://www.heyuguys.com/star-wars-skeleton-crew-red-carpet-interviews/

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I just watched the Bad Batch episode (Season2) about Kamino Conspiracy. I was so sure that they won't be able to prove to the council that Kamino was not destroyed in a storm but was destroyed by Admiral Rampart, because, that would absolutely lower Palpatine's control over the council. I was surprised they proved it and I was thinking how would Palpatine defend himself from such accusations.

And then he comes, damn. He turns it on Rampart and silences him. Turns the whole situation in his favour by using the same evidence, and getting the imperial stormtrooper program sanctioned. God damn, I wasn't expecting such a good play. The way he handled the situation, too good. I know he is a genius, he did what generations of Sith couldn't, and was always a mastermind, but scenes like these keep reminding me why he was so good.

Sorry, none of my friends or anyone I know watch star wars, so I had to show my excitement here.

Found this fun Star Wars inspired canvas in my local thrift store $

None of us really imagine Luke turning evil but let’s say when he confronted the Emperor and Vader, Luke killed Vader in anger and fell to the Dark Side to be Palpatine’s new Apprentice. What do you think Luke’s Sith name would be?

So recently, I've been in the mood to play tactical shooters as I'm currently playing Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway, since I've beaten Road to Hill 30 and Earned In Blood (as well as reflex/arcade shooters). In my Steam library as well as Xbox games collection, I've stumbled past Star Wars Republic Commando a few times, and even saw it mentioned and listed on some games of the top 10 tactical shooters to play, which at times had me scratching my head as tactical shooters are more perceived as grounded and realistic.

As my mood to play the genre is slowly moving away right now, since I switch games of different genres and sub-genres (mostly action but sometimes, puzzles, RPGs, etc). There's still the itch to play RC due to nostalgia, the Star Wars fan in me, the action gamer in me and the fact that because of Republic Commando, it's what got me into the Xbox console port of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3 and Ghost Recon 2 which then got me into Rainbow Six Vegas 1 and 2 along with Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 1 and 2 (despite the tactical elements being heavily watered down for accessibility though I enjoyed them). Which in turn got me into the tactical shooter genre of the days it peaked.

But alas, I'm curious to hear your thoughts and takes, do you consider Star Wars Republic Commando a tactical shooter, or a squad based shooter with some tactical options thrown in there?

Okay so the point of a Tie fighter is that it is cheap and disposable and low maintenance making it kinda bad at most fighter related activities. But the tie defender is expensive, REALLY expensive, it costs twice as much as an x wing making it impractical for mass production. The tie interceptor is good but it is still a glass cannon.

So I had this though, make a tie fighter similar to a tie interceptor, but use the shield generators on the V wing. It's already a tested design and there would be plenty of them to salvage and production lines already made. You could use the same engine modifications as the tie defender since it is stated that it is more efficient and more powerful to offset any weight gained in addition a missile launcher or two wouldn't be a miss.

And lastly you could add a think I'm calling a strike module. Basically it's an attachment the can be quickly plugged into this new tie fighter kinda like a ring, it would have on board a class 1 hyperdrive and boosters and a power plant that could feed not only it but also boost the shield output, a clamps that wrap around cockpit that act as both armor and carry redundant power conduits, you could even add an extra lasar cannon or two and/or more ion engines for greater speed/menuverability. it would look like a ring that goes on the back and fits in flush with the engine area, with a large module on the top and bottom, the bottom one would house the hyperdrive and boosters for said hyperdrive, the top would house the extra power plant, blaster gass, fuel and a heatsink. The whole module would be completely detachable.

The purpose of this module set up would be to cut back on cost. since the hyperdrive would make up a massive cost, of the fighter no point in having it on all the time, but hyperdrive rings can be easily destroyed and those proposed disposable hyperdrive rings are both wasteful and have the same danger as hyperdrive rings.

Looking for thoughts and opinions.

Why did Obi Wan put Leia on Alderaan with a well off family and Luke with farmers on Tatooine? It’s been awhile since I watched the main Star Wars series (especially the original trilogy) so I don’t remember if it was explained. Especially since Anakin grew up on Tatooine and hated it

TLDR: did not care for episode one, should I continue the prequels?

Hello all, so before this week, I had never watched a Star Wars movie. Randomly decided to give the original trilogy (theatrical releases) a shot and really enjoyed them. I was really pumped on Star Wars and decided to give the prequels a shot, only to find I just did not care for episode one (outside of the amazing fight scene toward the end.) I really hope I'm not poking a hornets nest here, it just wasn't a movie for me. I was specifically turned off by a lot of cgi and the overall silliness. Coming straight from the original trilogy, I was really disappointed with fart jokes slapstick. Are the rest of the prequels worth the time or are they more of the same as episode one?

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On Saturday I thought that I actually like legends universe much more than “new” canon and want to know about it a lot.

From legends I read books about Darth Bain, Solo, Darth Plaegas and bought book about Darth Revan. Sadly with time I can find books about legends less and less.

Also I have some books from “new” canon, but actually they didn’t empress me, except books about Thrawn.

So last days Wookipedia is my new friend 😂

What do you think about? What is your favorite books?

Since the tales of series made stories about characters we don't know much about. i thought about what would be the tales of equivalent for the sequel trilogy.

the obvious answer is telling stories from rise of kylo ren about his fall to the dark side. Or a story about lukes after loosing his temple and wanting to cut himself off from the force because the force puts the people he cares for in harms way. I know theres probably gonna be people who don't want this, would want a tales of clones series

But i want to know everyone's thoughts.

So my birthday is in 2 months and I wanna plan for it and make it Star Wars themed do you have any ideas?

When Obi Wan is trying to contact Coruscant from Geonosis and can’t, he attempts to contact Anakin whom he thinks is on Naboo. The connection doesn’t work and he has to “widen the range” of the transmission, he finds out Anakin is instead on Tatooine.

Later, we learn that Tatooine is only half a parsec away. So why in the hell did Obi Wan need to widen the range to contact Anakin on Tatooine when he was initially trying to reach him on a Planet further away. The connection should have worked just fine, it just would have told him he’s on Tatooine instead.

Or did they throw in some radio theory for half a second.