u/Artanis137

So it is somewhat apparent that Obi-wans whole investigation was an oversight by Count Dooku and Darth Sidious, that it wasn't meant to be something planned by them and it just kind of happened.

Leading into the discovery of Kamino along with the Clone Army, that the CIS not only have their own army but are preparing to launch a galactic war, and then the start of the Clone Wars. So it is fairly obvious that the Clone Wars was triggered early, but how early is my question.

I think at a minimum that the Clone Wars was trigger a few months early, given that the first Venator was ready for service weeks after the war began. This is in stark contrast to the CIS who had their droid army all ready for service.

However for me at the maximum, is that the war was triggered years too early given how "indecisive" they were with the mainline starfighter for the Clones, having gone through 3 different models for each year of the war (V-19, Z-95, and ARC-170).

My thoughts are that if it was to come back that we would need a clean slate for new people to connect with, but it should be connected in some way to the series proper (not like G2).

So if they were to do it they could have a new line set after the Spherus Magna was restored and we pick up with the inhabitants after the dust had settled with new dangers.

Alternatively, we could go far into the past and see the fall of Spherus Magna, ending with the Great Spirit Robot leaving.

For me, in the last few months it doesn't really feel like we really impact the direction of the Galactic War anymore. Like the "story" is just preset and whether we succeed or fail a Major Order is entirely up to the whims of the Developers, let alone when it comes to taking or holding planets that aren't part of it.

I could see this attitude change when we used to have people post on forums about goals driven by the players rather than the Major Order, but now those posts are basically gone.

It was stated that the Galactic War was like a D&D game with "Joel" acting as the Dungeon Master, however it feels like it has hit a point where I just feel railroaded and it kind took alot of the fun out of the game.

I still enjoy the game alot even despite everything but I play a lot more casually and don't really feel a need to contribute to the Major Order unless it has some cool mission or gimmick.