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So were the Bad Guys in Maverick... Pax Armata?

Is this anyone else's new headcanon? The odd mix of tech in Maverick and unnamed nature of the enemy could imply that the events of Maverick take place either right before, or during NATO's war with Pax.

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u/HobbieK — 1 day ago
▲ 147 r/NYCmovies

Lincoln Square’s Credit Card Processors are down.

Massive Massive concessions line, only mobile orders being processed

u/HobbieK — 19 days ago

The Democratic Party Leadership, New Republic Edition

Ok so yeah actually this guy is the real Chuck Schumer of Star Wars.

u/HobbieK — 2 months ago

A Lawless time was a real missed opportunity to get Kay Vess or ND-5 in the game.

I know Outlaws is not a super popular game and it didn't sell too well, but Solo: A Star Wars Story is an infamous bomb and Fantasy Flight went all in on that! Heck a bunch of Solo characters appear in Outlaws, so if you're gonna go in hard on Solo for a set would it be too much to have a Kay card or an ND-5 card or Nix or anyone at all?

Do we really need multiple Enfys Nest cards and Rio Durant cards before Kay Vess?

EDIT: Appreciate everyone point out it's a development and logistics issue and that we may seen Outlaws characters in the future!

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u/HobbieK — 2 months ago
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Hot Take but Stormtroopers are better than Clone Troopers

Before I get out down by firing squad please hear me out. The Clone Troopers while better individually were simply too small to regulate the Empire. Stormtroopers are numerically superior, and cheaper. Also they have logistical superiority as replacing them is way easier. They also build a trust bond between the Empire and her citizens. That's why I believe Stormtroopers are better. They'd also look way better if only they weren't treated like a joke.

u/Fine-Essay-3295 — 2 months ago

Retcon and Remake the prequels to add Ahsoka

It’s crazy that nobody talks about Ahsoka during Revenge of the Sith or Attack of the Clones. It’s time to remake these movies and add Ahsoka in, with a darker and grittier emphasis on the clones and Rex.

Why do we spend all this time on Padme when she never appears again?

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u/HobbieK — 3 months ago