Oh, she is way older than that. It's been more like 30 years since Clone Wars era Ahsoka, so she is pretty much Rosarios age. But I can see why folks would complain that she leaves the jedi order because of their suppression of emotion and ends up an emotionally suppressed adult anyway. She really should show how a force capable person COULD float between the 'saintly' Jedi and the 'prone to rage' Sith. Either you really buy into the cosmic "good vs evil" aspect of The Force (which it seems like they are completely abandoning) or you gotta give people personal accountability for how they use the force and all this Jedi/Sith crap are really just institutional means to control force users.
Plus, I’m amassed someone somewhere said “What Star Wars needs is more boîte hunters”. Da fuq? Andor was the same, it like they try on purpose not to do Jedi and Lightsabers.
I dunno, I don't think i could sit through more than 20 straight minutes of BG3 cutscenes. Vidja games can be played for hours and hours because you are ACTIVELY engaged in game mechanics, not just passively watching content. I'm sure KOTOR and even some of the newer more narratively focused star wars games are longer than all the films.
I meant I'm defensive against watching shows that make me depressed, not against forum warriors.
Come now, the Obi-wan show has SO MANY completely indefensible moments in it, there is no question expanding the film script out to mini-series length was a terrible exec decision and the writing team was woefully not up to the task. Even Mando struggles when "the narrative" takes priority. I'm starting to think that Star Wars really only works in 1-2 hour chunks of largely episodic content, that can carry some serialized narrative threads but should be mostly self contained. Andor kinda exemplifies this by having those mini-arcs with a bit of a narrative/thematic reset between them. Far better than the meandering Fett, the filler of Obi-wan, and the distracted non-Mando S3 elements.
Ok, ok. Enjoy your show. My saying I question the mental health of anyone who liked it was my way of giving it a bad review. Which was a one sentence take on the matter that cut to the chase. You're the one who got defensive that I had my own opinion on it and opened up this whole Expanded Universe of forum wars. If we can't both have our opinions then it's either "have the same or get out".
Why did the sith just cut her head off after to be sure?
It does seem like people are already coming with some pre-hate to anything Disney. The show is not terrible, it's not amazing either. It's ok. And that's ok.
Depends - will the show get better?
To be sure of what? She wasn't there to kill Sabine. She was there to get the map and go.
For reference:
Darth Maul surviving that - was that canon or was that in the extended universe?To be sure of what? She wasn't there to kill Sabine. She was there to get the map and go.
She obviously didn't want to he facing ahsoka so got out of there, and sabine was still trying to fight even in her state. There was no reason to stick around and risk getting slowed down when she had what she came for
First off, no, they did not get hit in the same place.
Qui gon clearly got stabbled basically through the spine or close to it. Irs shown later that Sabine got stabbed in the right of her abdomen.
Finn, a male, got sliced up the middle of his back and survived. Ben gets stabbed in a similar place to Sabine and doesn't immediately die, but is healed.
Finally, Darth maul survives this. And that was way before disney.
Were past this being a problem.
That was canon, in clone wars. He returned to the series of villains and remained one, even appearing for a cameo in a later Disney star wars film. He was also prominent in the third and 4th season of rebels where his story is given an ending.
I'm -almost- ok with the idea that force users, particularly DARK force users, have an ability to survive otherwise grievous (heh heh) wounds (after all, Vader himself does as well) while light force users, or jedi in particular, have a greater willingness to move into the afterlife/force ghost realm rather than struggle on in pain and disability.
Disney made me completely stop caring about anything sw related way before the "quantity"...
There’s a cartoon now and another TV series coming and another game.
I agree with the pre hate but not sure I agree with the latter part. Disney doesn't have to treat their properties the same. I think it's okay for Marvel to not be amazing or world shattering every episode. I don't want it to be okay for Star Wars. They're different and that's okay. Marvel has monthly comics so a little filler is good. Star Wars has always been mysterious with a lot of its lore unknown. I expect that they give more respect for the audience and universe than they have been.
I feel like 6 eps is the "Golden number" as it lets them drop 2 up front but stretch the run past a 1 month free trial/binge sub. I'm sure there are buildings full of marketing weenies that show this is effective and once someone gets past the first month, they are very likely to let it run for another 6-12 months before dropping the service.
Dammit, we were THIS CLOSE to getting this thread back on track and now you gotta bring in the Rings of Power haters?????
Wha wha whaaaaaa? Was this "known" before? What....HOW would that even work? Is he a green human, or a tan twi'lek or whatever hera is? I know they teased a similar inter-species kid with a clone trooper in one of the shows but I've always felt that Star Wars kinda delicately tread AROUND any idea that these races could, or would, shag each other and have babies.
