Yish. It looks like something I would have regretted renting back in the twisted metal PS1 era.

While I can see what you're getting at, I think there'd be far too many limitations with this system.

As a person who has played a lot of field sports; but hates sports games, I'd love a style of sports games that appeals to me. This just wouldn't be it.

When playing sports in real life; which is what this would be…

Anything pre-books or post classic movies is EU. The new movies itself cannot exist if they are not EU.

I've never understood how people are anti-EU. If you take the very few force abilities that are in the classic movies, both Jedi and sith are a bunch of chumps.

If the current rumors are correct, then that's precisely when the next set of movies will take place.

Cade Skywalker is Ben Skywalker's son. Luke is currently in his early 70's as of the latest series, and Ben is seventeen or eighteen? Cade is in his late 20's or early 30's, so the gap between Luke's era and Cade's is…

I mistook your commentary to mean content in general, not just shows. I'm totally on board with you in regards to wanting a tv series about a different time line than the classic era. I wasn't trying to comment on the 20 years remark btw, it's been longer since the first book and cartoon.

I'm cautiously optimistic about the series. While I enjoyed the Clone Wars here and there, the series was a bit too "playful" a lot of the time. So while I recognize SW's theme of adding humor to lighten the mood, generally is was more sarcastic, tongue in cheek or razzing other people than slapstick, which Clone wars…

It was announced as shelved last year when Lucas did some restructuring.

Quite a lot of the SW EU is definitely not a children's read. But even with kid's films like Shrek, there's an underlying layer for the adults who are supposed to supervise what's being watched.

Well, there are like 20 different book series covering both prior to the original three movies and following. And all of the comics that do the same.

So there certainly are a number of someones covering entirely different eras. A number of which cover both Luke's and Han/Leia's grandkids. Unless you mean an entirely…

It's not worse than the Thorbuster? The Thorbuster armor itself doesn't really look so bad, it seems the main grievance with it is how/why it was made and the symbolism. Not necessarily the look of the armor itself.

Two things:

1. I love funyuns.
2. Hep V has been mentioned previously when there was a discussion about vampires fucking around.

Otherwise, yet again another great recap =)

"Not everyone on the internet is a raging lunatic."

The only one on a soap box here, throwing around pejoratives is you.

He previously explained that he had to exit the game to go do other things, or as he mentioned a power outage, etc.

That's not "reloading to avoid mistakes." Nor is there any reason to interpret it…

No where did he state he was exploiting the save functionality. I think you're looking to be defensive here. Take a breather and reread his post. He wants it to save more frequently so that if he has to exit the game he can come back and still be where he was at, or relatively close it without having to replay a half…

We had a lot of fun as kids with recreating most all of the explosives in "The Anarchist's Cook Book." Packing Peanuts/rubber bands and Gasoline ftw. Although when we blew up a portion of a friend's fence with a chlorine/gasoline bomb we decided it might be time to reign this shit in, or risk police…

A very noble act by the MWO guys. I can't help but wonder what kind of money they'd raise by using something other than a Jenner though. I understand the proposed relevance behind the chassis, but most all MWO players already have a Jenner.

Would it not have been a more grand gesture to make an awesome, MKII, or…

The cinematography didn't focus much on her feet; understandably so when she had a chest, stomach, ass and legs to display, but she did have those horribly ugly keebler elf style slippers.

The Mandalorians were never at peace, Jango Fett on the other hand was. Boba's armor is so beaten and lacking in pieces because Mandalore wasn't allowed to make weapons or armor for a very long time and it was hard to find, until Boba later became Mandalore (the person, not a planet =P )

I think he was more commenting on the fact that most of it looks like cloth and it's loosely fitted together, rather than how "worn in" it appears.

Boba Fett's armor has always been an extremely poor representation of beskar'gam. It's hodge podge color scheme, helmet, and gadgets are all correct, but the fact that…

Unfortunately Never wet leaves a weird white coating that become visible after drying or bending/handling the object. Not particularly useful for clothes =(

I like the white blue conceptually, it's just not something I'd suspect someone would wear in public. Anything solid white does two things, draw a lot of attention, and easily get stained. But I agree, the red could be a bit darker.