Ryujin
Legend
you may have hit it on the head. Boba's got no darn clue.
I wanna be king. of crime. But I didn't actually watch any crime movies or think it through. Nor did the GM.
you may have hit it on the head. Boba's got no darn clue.
I wanna be king. of crime. But I didn't actually watch any crime movies or think it through. Nor did the GM.
Big hole in their space-faring technology; no one ever invented the airlock.are there no gas giants in this system? Space is big. Plenty of balls in the sky.
Have you ever watched the background characters in most movies/TV shows during a major battle. Some of it is rather comical![]()
When it comes to Star Wars, I've given up on expecting pretty much anything more than cartoon logic. I find it easier to enjoy it that way. If there's more than that, then it's a bonus.Yeah. I expect that from background characters. I'm also okay with tropes and genre conventions and needing to look cool for the screen.
To me, it wasn't background characters in this case. It was a main character with a lifetime of combat experience. Even with giving some leeway for genre and such, a lot of it seemed heavily contrived. (I suspect, if this were a rpg campaign, the DM would have been heavily railroading the group into specific encounters.)
There were a lot of cool ideas. How they were put together was a bit suspect though.
I think, for me, what makes it stand out is that there are/were times when the show was brilliant. So it highlights when things are a bit shoddy.
If this helps, I look at it kinda like a pro-wrestling match. Yes, it is fantasy. Yes, there are things (like the Irish Whip) which make no sense but are accepted as part of the genre. But there's still an underlying psychology to how/why things are done are particular way.
When it's done well, I can get sucked in enough to not thing twice about Undertaker being a zombie or Steve Austin being coherent enough to wrestle after drinking 36 beers. When it's done poorly, I might think "wtf?" over something as simple as a wonky-looking wristlock.
well, yeah.If you really break it down, the whole thing kind of just sucks.
"It's just a show; I should really just relax. "When it comes to Star Wars, I've given up on expecting pretty much anything more than cartoon logic. I find it easier to enjoy it that way. If there's more than that, then it's a bonus.
OK, I admit it. There are times that a show really winds me up, however, when it comes to Star Wars the lack of seriousness and logic is baked into its DNA, from inception."It's just a show; I should really just relax. "
When I say "new"....I mean new characters, not from the movies. I don't need ideas (though that would be nice also) that are totally new, just new to Star Wars. I don't need nostalgia. I don't need the same story over and over. I get others don't agree....but that's what I mean by new.
I suspect Peli convinced R2 to leave Grogu with her, and then he flew the x-wing back to Luke.I wonder where R2D2 was at the end of the show? He wasn't with Mando and Grogu, unless Grogu was sitting on him in the final shot.
Did they leave him with Amy Sedaris?
I forgot about the X-wing.I suspect Peli convinced R2 to leave Grogu with her, and then he flew the x-wing back to Luke.
Heading to his own spin-off show I assume!I wonder where R2D2 was at the end of the show?
Numbering the episodes could become quite confusing: "R2D2 S2E4".Heading to his own spin-off show I assume!
Yeah Luke needs the X Wing back so he can sink it into the sea.I forgot about the X-wing.
Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.