Just completed s4, hows Thrawn's story in the books?

I heard of the hype for thrawn and loved him when he first introduced himself to Hera but after that I felt that he hasnt been doing as well, he could've blew the rebel base the shield wouldnt last but always letting them get away.

A lot of his defeats are due to mythical creatures, bendu, the wolves, space whales. I personally quite dislike the direction s4 went with all the mythical stuff, so how is it compared to the books?

Is it any more / less mythical there? I am considering reading the sequel. heir to the empire sounds like a proper sequel and i'll write off 7,8,9 as my head canon but Im having doubts to read if the books are going with the mythical time-space-force creature route. Would like to hear your opinion!

Else I'd probably just to Ahsoka instead

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u/BudgetMenu — 10 days ago
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We did not get Elder Scrolls 6 because we kept supporting remakes/re-releases

I highly believe we did not get any newer games because we kept supporting bethestha and it makes me even more sad when I see another release of fallout4 on the switch 2. It is because we voted with our wallet to support GTA5 online, RDR2 online, whatever bethestha is doing hence we stop getting newer games thats why it took a decade for GTA6. Steam found success and we did not get HL3.

I don't really know where Im going with this, but what other gaming successes do you foresee stagnant the growth of that franchise?

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u/BudgetMenu — 14 days ago

What game would make you purchase the switch 2?

Personally have not pulled the trigger yet as we are in a generation of backlogs. What games would make you fomo and buy the s2? Monster Hunter Rise did it for me back then but right now just not really looking forward to anything tbh. Trying to get inspiration from you guys.

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u/BudgetMenu — 19 days ago

Whats the last game you completed?

well a lot of us download games after games but never got to finish it, so whats the last game you completed on the ios? Mine was Cult of the Lamb, spent roughly 20 hours on it with a game controller.

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u/BudgetMenu — 1 month ago