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THIS ARTICLE SAYS THAT THE LAST JEDI IS REVIEW BOMBED ON ROTTEN TOMATOES. An excerpt:

TLJ is the second largest domestic opening ever, just a small bit behind TFA, and TLJ did $495 worldwide. It's a hit! Negative, negative. It didn't go in. No, really! It's a hit! Oh...OK.

Thanks. Reading it, it says "usually essential." That reads to me as more as a strong suggestion rather than a flat out iron clad rule. I would expect to see something like, "If a character doesn't have at least two attributes that are 15 or higher, then allow the player to re-roll his...

I've heard that stated. You don't have a page number, do you? I'd like to read that.

Which is why I said it's where a lot of canon originates.

I saw Blade Runner 2049 tonight, and I really liked it. The pace is slow, like the original, but it's an adult film! And, it's real sci-fi! Morality and ethics explored in a futuristic setting. It's a worthy sequel to the original. I do wish the score was more like the iconic Vangelis score...

Look again. Lots of stuff originated in the WEG D6 Star Wars game shows up in the new films and made cannon. Like the Juggernaut used in Rogue One.

I thought the same.

I know in the D6 SW game, where a lot of canon originates, there is a Force Power for Hyperspace Navigation. Not saying that's what Luke used, but maybe.

Big plus for me, especially after TFA. This one kept me guessing. I love the Porgs! I don't really like the Ewoks! Do we? Is that what that was? I'm not making the connection between the milk of a sea creature used on a desert planet. It's a big import on Tatooine, is it? Again...

The tough part of the random roll question is this: You're in a 3E game, and you don't roll a single stat over 12. It's not that hard to do with 4D6, drop lowest. I've seen it happen--recently. :] Or, you're in a 1E AD&D game, and you don't roll a single stat over 14. Can you play, enjoy...

Nice. :cool:

Yes. This. I love how Yoda's point is also a way of the character talking to the audience, saying, "This is not your father's Star Wars anymore." The story grows, changes, expands. I honestly didn't know which way Ben was going to go, either. For a moment, I was thinking that Episode IX...

Not really a plot hole, but more of a quandary. The Force Projection of Luke walks into the base from the "secret" rear opening, and that's what leads Poe and the rest to go searching for that other way out, unseen by the First Order. The escaping Rebels didn't know that Luke was a Force...

I definitely felt that with TFA, especially with Finn. "Droid! Please." And with Finn and Poe, "We're going to DO THIS!" But, I didn't get that with TLJ. Of course, I've only seen the film once.

And, I was backing up what you were saying with the other stuff...not so much clueing you in as it was clear that you were already clued!:)

That's because it's not really Luke facing Ben. It's a Force Projection. Luke never left the world where Rey found him. Note, too, besides the light saber, that Luke's beard is trimmed and all brown--no grey like he has "in real life" back on that world. Remember...we cut back to that world...