u/Semblance17

Larger, more fun and immersive battlefields (like the Dune Sea which even includes a spoiler team attacking both factions). Less complicated gameplay (no buffs, etc.). More capacity to strategize and sometimes even keep yourself alive the entire battle rather than having to throw yourself against a wall of enemy troops that kill you every ten seconds to capture a single command post. Your faction’s AI doesn’t tend to constantly lose multiple command posts within moments as you’re busy capturing one. Versatile and intuitive options to command fellow troops. Tanks feel like a real (but not unstoppable) threat when facing them and aren’t instantly blown up when piloting them. Starfighters and gunships can be flown around the battlefield and used to strafe enemy troops and before being landed behind enemy lines and returned to after capturing a command post—and even be used as a huge bomb if you point them at enemy trees and bail out of them in midair. Droidekas, Wookies, Jet Troopers, and Dark Troopers are playable at any time and aren’t nerfed. Heroes only appear as NPCs in certain modes and tend not to disrupt the power balance. Temuera Morrison narrates all battles when playing as the Republic. Cockpit/first person view is available in vehicles. The E-11 blaster rifle doesn’t splatter fire in a ridiculous manner. You can summon orbital strikes as a sniper. And last but not least you aren’t disintegrated by an invisible Bothan at least once every single battle you play as the Empire.

Please forgive my poor meme-making skills. I saw a comment the other day about how Aerith literally lives "It's Raining Men" in Sector 5 and got to thinking more about it when I got to the cutscene in Crisis Core/Reunion last night. "Believe it or not, Cloud, you're not the first guy who ever crashed through the ceiling of that church into my flower bed. Not even the first SOLDIER First Class. Crazy world, huh?"

My boy lost his chance to be in the movie... At least he still got a reference in the casino scene, but would've been cool to get some type of physical appearance (even if he would've been painted lol).

Jim Carrey delivers pure comedy as Steve Gray in The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (2013).