The systemic problem is with a bunch of frat boys that can’t leave it at the door. If they actually were professional, then it’s unlikely anyone outside their group would have even known. 

Bingo. Variety is always the best answer. 

Being a mute, I don’t talk on mine. But I’ve always basically wound up holding it like a Star Trek Tricorder.

Happened for me and my partner pretty much at the same time. She and I had grown up together, and we saw Star Wars for the first time together.

It wouldn’t be the first time a Sith Lord has been able to possess someone through a haunted mask, even in the new canon. Plus, it’s kind of on the nose that “Nihil” are going around with things that feed on the Force.

My theory/hope is that it’s this one:

I got insanely rich in Saints Row 3, thanks to that mini game. It was so much fun. Once, I got glitched under a trash truck and it freaked out so hard the game froze up lol. 

Yeah. Rebels, to me, is by far the high point in Star Wars. I frickin love Kanan’s explanation of “there is no try.”

It may have been Lucas’ intent, but even through the old EU, that’s not how it played out. I grew up reading the Young Jedi Knights novels, about Han and Leia’s twins in Luke’s academy. Luke was truly teaching the balance there: that while fear of loss was something they had to manage, distance from others wasn’t…

A great line from She Ra that Jedi need to hear:

Yeah. You’re technically free to leave a cult too. The Jedi Order is every bit the cult that the Sith are. Maybe that’s why I like TLJ the most. Luke flat out says what I told friends when Episode 3 was still in theaters.

My hope is that Luke wants Grogu to pick Mando. It’s literally the same choice he had on Dagobah: Stay, and finish the training but lose those you care for, or risk it because it’s the right thing to do. So then, he’ll take Grogu to Mando, but let him return when he can.

Filoni should just be handed the keys to the Galaxy. I still contend that the Clone Wars and Rebels are some of the best Star Wars, full stop.

They did have that rule. It ended in a scared little boy repeatedly screwing up and feeling unable to talk about it who grew up into a young man that did the same, only with additional, spectacular anger issues.

I’d love it if Luke continues to train Grogu because he picks Mando, just allowing him to come and go.

Have Bungie or Sony said the word “Xbox” when talking about the future? Because “It’s on PC and Playstation” technically fills the requirement for being multiplatform.

Aggro Crab’s response should be the template response to every NFT announcement, from now on. 

Which, unfortunately, leaves those of us that can’t afford high end PCs or have access to unlimited high speed data caps required for game streaming kind of screwed.

The main reason why I’m wary is that, while in the short term, it makes monetary sense to reap the benefits from sales on another’s platform, in the long term, exclusivity helps grow your own.