Which would be nuts considering the non-canon battles, of course, but perhaps even more unsettling, to me, is how the game lets players play as heroes outside of their respective eras. Darth Maul slicing up Rebel soldiers is totally canon, apparently.

Jar Jar didn’t have tentacles?

I’d watch this movie over TLJ.

Which makes total sense, cause it would interfere with the canon tale of how Palpatine fought a battle on Endor, on the ground and was ultimately defeated by Princess Leia and someone named “PlosionMaster69" with a rocket launcher.

I recall something about not wanting people running around as pink Darth Vader for canonical reasons.

Didn’t they previously say they didn’t do the cosmetic route because it wasn’t canon? Guess the desire to nickel and dime their customers was too great.

Meh. This isn’t 1996, when Spawn was relevant.

I bought the base game and forgot to detach my PayPal. They charged up $600 and associated a PSN account (I didn’t have one at the time). It took me complaining on their forums then pm’ing a moderator to get action. I did receive refunds for all the charges. I was pissed to see that 2fa wasn’t available yet when I was…

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It does get more damaging towards the end. I think when it’s under 20 players left. Also when it reaches the white wall, it does more damage as well I believe.

I once sat a table next to Owen Wilson at a nice Indian restaurant in Vancouver, WA. Eavesdropping into his convo with that sweet Texas drawl is one of the delights of my life. He excitedly said when he got there “ I haven’t seen you guys since BOMBAY.”

Do screenwriters add a few “wows” when they hear Wilson is cast? Why does every director let him use the same inflection? Is it in his contract?

I tell you one thing that really drives me nuts, is people who think that Jethro Tull is just a person in a band.

We all know that this is idiotic. But what this event presupposes is, maybe it isn’t

I once picked up a woman at an Owen Wilson Wowposting and I’ve got to tell you the dirty talk was just Wow... literally.

Is anyone going to live blog this?

I think it was still attached to him, but we can’t see him because it is a different him and he’s stuck in a wall in a different universe.

And none of that changed the fact that Paramount thought they would make more selling it to Netflix than taking a theatrical release. But Netflix basically has no risk here.

To voice an opinion? He still sees the headlines either way.

I would be quite surprised. I think the niche appeal is clouding expectations a bit.