Yes I grok that almost immediately.
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Damn! Nicky V. would be proud ;)
I think we all know that Chewie is the obvious choice here - he has responsible parent written all over him :)
Damn you underwater dam level!
But does the big cheat still work???
There’s no reason they wouldn’t have been covered with feathers or something similar ... they certainly were in the later stages. Looks like a chocobo really...
I think a rebel general is entitled to have a grizzled smoker voice ... she’s like the Admiral Adama of Star Wars
Yes but ... they were above the Death Star on an attack run ... zero, absolutely zero chance of survival or rescue ... and still “EJECT!”
Did anyone else ever think it was weird that the FIRST thing Porkins’ squad mates tell him to do is “EJECT!” ...?
Rey has to be Luke daughter. How else can her force sensitivity, the light saber calling her to, and R2D2 WAKING UP when she lands on the same planet as him be explained?
Totally agree. It seems like they were setting it up from the beginning ... Han just HAPPENING to be hanging around in the same sector as the girl. Him specifically mentioning that Chewie liked her, Han talking about needing a 2nd officer - which is something Luke always provided when he was around. It definitely…
It is available on xbone ;) backwards compatibility snagged it from the 360
LRD-5002 ... nicely done ;)
Also worth noting ...in Episode 15 of his series, along with all the tie ins and meeting Squire Maxom .... when he visits Little Lamplight ... and meets none other than a young kid named MAYOR MACCREADY - who’s first words are a threat to “blow your fucking head off.”
Without the question the EDF series is my favorite game to sit down for 5-15 minutes, save the world from an unstoppable hoard of nightmare bugs, and get on with my day.
Brotherhood of Steel: Chumps, to be hustled.
No.
Reach is still my favorite Halo game to date ... I agree with everything you said about the Chief, about the odds being especially stacked against you in the earlier games, and the great balance of desperation / satisfaction that Halo 1, 2 and 3 brought to bare.