I don’t think the Wolves are supposed to be the Saviors anymore. There are two very important points about the Saviors that the Wolves didn’t really reflect: first, the Saviors didn’t use guns because they saved their bullets for people. Second, the Saviors weren’t quite so... feral. They were a gang, sure, but they…

Was that one of the guys Morgan defeated in the finale from last year?

There is also the problem that you can’t seem to comment without starring something.

Isn’t that the Yoda one? Ehhh... I’m generally not a fan of the mystical force being side of things that started popping up in the last 5 or 6 years. I don’t like the Celestials and honestly it started explaining things that were better left unanswered.

Thanks! I have since been chastised.

Granted, the other examples weren’t exactly strong, but they’ve already set up the Iron Fist. Madame Gao is returning home in Daredevil, which means the portal to Kun Lun is opening. The character of Iron Fist is integral to Luke Cage’s character as well, because of how odd a pairing they are. They could easily handle…

Seeing the actual concept art - I see the resemblance closer to vaders than anything else.

It was from the first Story Arc of Season 6, you can watch it on Netflix. S6E1-4. Pretty much the only arc worth watching from Season 6.

I think that’s a stretch to justify one kind of cultural appropriation but not another.

Yeah, sure. All the masks are based off one another.

That’s probably because it’s clearly based on Revan’s mask, which in turn was based on Mandalorian masks :)

But Danny Rand was selected as the Iron Fist. He didn’t surpass everyone - The Thunderer among others were as strong, if not stronger than him.

Actually... he is. Moon Knight is even worse: He’s a white mercenary who travels to Egypt and is selected by an Egyptian God to be his avatar, and then promptly leaves Egypt. Not to mention the problems with how he handles mental health.

Wait... Marvel is struggling to adapt Iron Fist but they could make Moon Knight?

They DEFINITELY need to explain Walker Assault better in-game. I’ve seen way too many people waste their time (or a ship) shooting at the AT-ATs between bombing rounds.

We don’t know that this is 616 Sue. Her story might very well be true.

They’re preserving the world building, if not the plot of the EU.

5 minutes in, this episode delivered everything my wife ever wanted from this show.

Hmm. Well, Hoth was the biggest map in Battlefront II, and it seems like it was physically smaller than the Hoth map in Walker Assault. Hoth’s base in II had two exits and one twisting hallway, it seems like the new one is a lot bigger.

What would you say is the biggest difference? The lack of in-game classes?