MS wanted to milk this game as soon as possible, so they enabled the microtransactions as soon as possible. However once they saw that the MT fell flat they axed the whole game to minimize cost. To further prevent any public fallout they simply returned the little money they made.

Sooo ... you’re trying to say they’re hypocrites?

I don’t sign many things, but that thing I’ve signed.

Blizzard really lost their edge in recent years. They still have nice stuff, don’t get me wrong, but ... this ...

Yeah, I get that it adds the “the Deathstar is getting build” idea to the movie, but when I watched that scene the first time I instantly knew this scene was bullshit. Instantly.

Please keep the depressing ones where everybody gets fired to a minimum, or at least put on a “literal NSFW” warning on it.

Well, if you worked in the movies industry then you should also know of the concept of “if a scene doesn’t add to the story, leave it out”.

The speed of sound is the speed forces propagate through all media, be it air, water, rock or steel. Yes, the speed differs based on the density, temperature and other factors, of the medium; it’s faster in water than it is in air, and still faster in steel (I think).

What?! I’m asking them to make the dish move slower, and/or adding visible construction ships on it.

Dude, you have some serious issues you should have somebody look at. There are always people you can talk to.

Yes, but even Gandalf uses magic and a staff. That planet destroying super laser dish appears to place itself by its own sheer will.

... you shouldn’t use a timelapse like this in a trailer.

That I can accept for the cinematic affect, suspense of disbelieve. But not LEGO Deathstar.

And I’d be fine if that were the case, but they weren’t:

As I pointed out in other comments, no matter what it is it’s moving too fast for something it’s size. Even if you say you have the magic to move something of this size it still make this kinda stupid if you ask me. If you can move something this large this fast, why do you even need ship to ship combat? Can’t you…

The trailer stands on it’s own to some degree. If something looks weird in the trailer it’ll probably also look weird in the movie.

Well, it still looks like LEGO. Science be damned it still should move slower to make it look more massive.

Actually it’s a bit more science fantasy.

How am I ruining the movie for everybody else? I’m just pointing out this stupid decision. Sure maybe it’s not the writer who made the decision to plug the dish in like this, but someone did, and they suck!

No, I’m an Engineer!