Following what the other anon asked, why exactly are the Yuuzhan Vong controversial among the SW fanbase?

>>3860 Are you planning on making something, trooper?

>>3867 the Yuuzhan Vong break the universe, and completely clash with the character and aesthetic of Star Wars. they're full of illogical nonsense, like combining bio-wankery with immunity to the Force, and have a very jarring effect on the timeline. they also subvert the OT, which to me is an unforgivable offense. they belong in WH40K, in fact they feel like they were created by a Warhammer fan who hates Star Wars for some reason. with that said, I'd rather have spiky Vong dicks than Disney.

>>3868 Yes, even if it's just background material. It would help the troopers who can write better make a story of it. Think Enemy at the Door meets Victorian boys' adventures. >>3870 What can I say, Mongols tend to fuck established things over when they show up. Better than endless IR capers.

>>3871 >What can I say, Mongols tend to fuck established things over when they show up. Better than endless IR capers. I see your point, but if something like the Vong invasion had to happen, it should've been in the distant past, not shortly after the OT. also, it's entirely possible to break new storytelling ground without dropping a nuke on the universe. it's a bad idea, especially when it subverts the OT.

>>3872 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcZ9kQ1h-ZY >subvert Nonsense! From day one, the EU has been a showcase of just how messy the Galaxy can and will be outside the heroic epic of the movies. Hell, after Return of the Jedi, they had to deal with an extra-galactic invasion on top of the vigorous Imperial Remnant. Why, in the supplementary materials, Sate Pestage had that celebrating mob on Coruscant gunned down by Stormtroopers to the last. Just because one great evil is triumphed over, does not mean another great evil cannot rise from another quarter. The story does not end.

>>3873 of course, the Galaxy is a messy place, and there's no need for the story to end. however, we can do that without plowing a freight train of spiky rape into the story and setting. the OT, as seen in theaters in the 70s and 80s, is the pinnacle of Star Wars. while much can be added to this, the central narrative must not be subverted. if the Yuuzhan Vong invasion happens, that gives the OT a bad ending. you see, if the Empire had won, they'd be well equipped to fight off the Vong. Imperial Star Destroyers, AT vehicles, and legions of troopers would give them serious trouble, and a working Death Star or two would annihilate their worldships. the only way the Vong could cause so much death and destruction is if the Galaxy is seriously weakened and divided by a successful Rebellion decapitating the Empire's top leadership (ie Endor). of course, no one knew this would happen, but the fact remains, if the Vong invade, the Galaxy would be much better off under an Imperial victory. that does indeed subvert the OT, which I cannot accept. there's other problems too, such as the fact that the Yuuzhan Vong are immune to the Force, yet they use biotech, and the Force flows through all living things. and there's a thematic clash -- the Vong are essentially the Hostile Alien Invasion trope, yet the Galaxy is full of alien species, so they come from another galaxy. it just doesn't fit, they belong in WH40K as I said. the only ways I'd accept the Yuuzhan Vong is if 1. they were nerfed and turned into a dangerous species somewhere on the Outer Rim, or 2. their invasion happened centuries or millennia BBY. you could even combine these, by having the invasion happen long ago, with a surviving remnant on some distant planet(s).

Are there any fans who are pro-Jedi (or at least prefer them over the Sith) but pro-Empire, or pro-Sith but pro-Rebellion (probably the rarest)? If so, where?

>be among the most powerful men in the galaxy >wear grandfather bathrobes >one is literally got a dick in a condom on his head Guess being that powerful does have it's perks. You can walk around in bathrobes and nobody would say a word.

>>3886 >Are there any fans who are pro-Jedi (or at least prefer them over the Sith) but pro-Empire We got you covered.

>>3867 >biowank >coral ships cumming molten rocks are capable of fucking with turbolaser resistant shields and durasteel >their ships due some big brain gravity manipulation are able to withstand a fucking turbolaser in the face when those things are capable of vaporizing shit on spot >mind that turbolasers had some nuke tier punch >a refugee population in dying worldships that were millenia were capable of overpowering a galaxy that have planets like Coruscant or able to churn quintillion of battle droids in less than a year >their durka durka jihadi troops have those crab armors that are able to withstand blaster fire just because when those things can penetrate and put holes in plasteel, concrete and turn organic matter into charred meat >they are somehow not affected by the Force despite using critters and being alive even when rocks and air are affected by it >and not being affected not as "yslarmiri force repellent bubbles" but as "not registering and being affected by it at all" wank >you cant grab then with tk, cant mess with their minds when the Force is supposed to be an universal field created by living beings >Palpatine could tear a fucking whole in the spacetime but cant tk some vong shit Basically this, they are the snowflakes of SW, the closest offender to that was the mandowank

So what does Jonesposting in the Galaxy look like? Remember, it's never supposed to be dead-on, but with a blend of fact and fiction.

>>3886 Conversely, are there any fans here who are pro-Republic and generally pro-Jedi, but admit that the Jedi and Republic were both hopelessly corrupt, complacent, and in need of reform (genuine reform, NOT just being turned into an Empire) by the prequel era? Because that's where I stand.

Should they have kept Shaak Ti's original death scene? It tied with the OG Clone Wars quite nicely, meanwhile having her die during meditation and off-screen was very lame in comparisson.

>>4999 She needed another type of penetration if you catch my drift.

>>4999 >was very lame in comparisson Just like all of Ahsoka Wars.

>>5029 This needs a yaranaika edit.

>>4999 >Should they have kept Shaak Ti's original death scene Nope. >having her die during meditation Nope. Best death is pic-related

>>2730 >were they in the right? Unironically yes. The Republic was stifling the free market and they were the only ones keeping the Outer Rim in check. If the CIS hadn't become puppets of the Sith, they would've had every right to usurp the Republic.

Congrats on being alive and welcome to the site, i haven't seen you fellas since the cakekike incident

>>5039 Counterpoint: They were literally a bunch of hand-rubbing space kikes with a penchant for war crimes. There were some Separatists with genuine ideals who had a point about the Republic, but the Separatists' leaders and actions speak louder than the few idealists.

>>5046 They have literally hand rubbing space huttish bankers in their leadership, they had army divisions as "debt collectors". CSI leadership was the worst corporate scum in the galaxy >I am your reward, don't you find me handsome? Heh... they got what they deserved

>>5054 Wait a sec... shouldn't huttish or hutt translate to muun?

>Star Wars board Where the qt Twi'lek females at?

>>5061 Everywhere

>cis had every right to usurp the republic until they became pawns of the sith? So basically the other side of the coin with the rebel alliance?

>>5110 In a way, yeah, that's what the CIS were. Except they were mostly fueled by financial issues or greed along with a hatred for the Republic's lack of interest in the Outer Rim aliens.

New actors or using those creepy CGI masks like they did with Tarkin and Leia?

>>5362 That sounds bloody terrible but it's definitely something I'd expect from that hack.

>>2730 They were obviously being stupidly greedy and their supporters were motivated by anger due to the lack of attention the outer rim was getting. The CIS never stood a chance and they were going to be screwed no matter what.

Fact, so called CIS "War Crimes" are Republic propaganda. >>2734 END THE FED

>>2730 >spoiler It's a shame. What other non-faggy places for Star Wars discussion are there?

>tfw no droid gf you now remember that Solo made /clang/ actually canon in the disney movies.

>>5731 >implying it wasn't canon.

>>5732 >>5731 Robo-sexuals need to be purged.

>>5732 Fuck, I just now realized that was what was meant.

>>5738 I think wanting to fuck droids/robots is pretty weird. why would you be attracted to a humanoid object? that said, I wouldn't mind seeing Bender & Amy get it on. that's different, because the robot is being used to fuck the woman, and I'm focused on her.

>>5784 >why would you be attracted to a humanoid object? Its not an object, its my wife.

What are the best books to get for lore stuff? Things like lightsaber forms, learning the cultures of the various planets in the universe, that sort of thing?

>>5798 There is a channel that talks about lightsaber combat that you might find useful, but unfortunately it's hard to find because of search engines being dog shit and normalfags spewing dog shit videos. I'm sure if you look at, for instance, the video by that Captain Fordo, you'll find it in the recommended section if you get lucky. As an aside, I really wish youtube or one of the invidious instances would implement a way to block channels that I will never fucking watch.

>>5800 *that Clone Wars video by Captain Fordo

>>5800 I'll check it out then, thanks, m8. And I agree with that sentiment about Youtube. Seems like even if you tell them not to show specific content, it'll be put in the related video area anyway.

>>5798 Something like these?

>>5809 Those also work. Thank you.

How does the transfer of the Darksaber work? If it can only be legitimately claimed through combat, what happens if the wielder dies of natural causes? Minor spoiler: in S3 E2 of Mandalorian, Din Djarin is incapacitated and the Darksaber is lost. Another character wields it and defeats the one who had captured Din. By right of conquest, shouldn't this character now own the Darksaber?

>>2730 This >>5718 Last I checked the CIS army was mostly comprised of cheap mass produced droids and them some voluntary planetary forces and some mercs too where's the Republics main army is comprised of indoctrinated child slave soldiers born in test tubes and given high doses of THD in order to make them 'grow' faster. The very fact that the Republic could conceive and rationalize such a concept clearly indicates that they're objectively evil and only further justifies clause for independence of which they were denied because 'reasons'. Not surprising of course, as though imperialists need reasons to torment their occupied victims.

>>5054 >Blah blah blah blah Shut up space commie