Didn't Yoda want him to stay?

I did actually feel pretty bad about that.

mehehehe

It's like where you think a post is new but it's old because Kinja pops it back to the fore. I guess Kinjaed makes more sense.

100% agree - less custom pieces, more traditional.

Might have been killed — they can die if you hit them enough. I lost one through an ill timed artillery strike and another from feral ghouls.

They did a few, the LEGO MMO was pretty free in what you could do and they partnered with Minecraft in some ways.

Realistically yer right though, a 100% imagination based Minecraft-esque LEGO game would be great, especially if you could build vehicles and fly them about.

I got KINDERED

It succeeds for the same reason as LEGO — no limit to what you can do and you can play it how you want. It's up to the individual to decide what their game will be.

What? It's powered by batteries.

Generally it was more that the weapon is so dangerous and archaic that only Jedi used them safely — it was a throwback to a better age and a symbol of the Jedi order.

There is generally a reason that the original 3 movies are quotable almost 40 years later and most people can’t remember much from the latter 3 in a much smaller time period.

Clearly she hasn't seen a soundboard.

Weird. Puppet Yoda for me feel so more lifelike than the hackneyed CG version with it's dead eyes.

That is some straight up Warhammer 40K right there.

Ah, so he is basically Flagg — the Walkin' Dude

Well I know people can be killed on location, maybe he got aced. I keep finding the odd dead provisoner or minuteman

That's not quite true, I sent a Mr Handy out for a stroll to the beach and he ran his errands correctly.

Would have better to just have Master Chief explore the unknown in the beyond of space, hundreds of years later, post everything...

or

Humanity dealing with the after effects of the Covenant and Flood issues, both in dealing with more super soldiers and Human / Sangheli relations, along with the other species. You could…

My character muttering 'Oh shut up.' made me LOL.