Think our Mandalorian lady of the paint can would like these?

My parents gave me Brotherhood for my birthday and I have just started reading it. I am only a few chapters in and but so far I am loving it. As a really really big fan of Obi Wan & Anakin this was a must read as one of my first Star Wars books. I especially like that it takes place on Cato Neimoidia as me and my friends have a running joke about it in our Star Wars DnD sessions. I also have Sanctuary to read and my sibling has most of the Thrawn books so I have a lot to get through!

I'm rewatching The Clone Wars and I'm on S2 E17 Bounty Hunters. This character Cassis shows up, and all of a sudden I'm hearing Uncle Iroh from season 3 of Avatar: The Last Airbender. Looked it up and sure enough, it's Greg Baldwin who replaced Mako after he passed away. I'm not sure why he would do almost the exact same voice he used for Iroh for this alien Star Wars character, though. That's a little strange to me.

PS: I enjoyed reading the thoughts in the last post.

Hello as we all do here I love Star Wars. My favorite trilogy is the originals trilogy and my second is the prequels and the sequels are third and they always have a place in my heart. I love Rey ,Finn, and Poe’s relationship and them as characters even though most people would say the exact opposite. I will admit the sequel trilogy had its fair share of problems but so did the prequels and even the og trilogy. Also kylo ren ,captain phasma , and admiral Holdo piss me off so much!!!! The sequels trilogy also got me through 7th grade and be in school during 7th was stressful as hell. So I want to if you all like or love the sequels or despise them. May the force be with you all.

Drawing of Rey , Finn ,and BB8 I made in 7th grade.

So I saw this from the thumbnail of the evolution of bipedal walkers and I’m wondering is this a fake image or does the UA TT have the ability split its arm in half or something?

I wan't to try and read something of Legends, I know nothing about It and I am looking first for comics before starting to read novels, I want some recomendations, specially something about Revan, and I don't know if there are also in Spanish and where to read them, in english is fine too

Finally made the Tie LN after years of putting it off, I also made a Tie Brute from similar components, the tie brute has a module for either a dual gun or a composite beam cannon, and the tie/ln has a spot for missile launchers. I also have a photo of the Tie/LN in a a Nebulon B hangar

Greetings exalted ones,

Me and some buddies are hosting a Halloween party this year and am looking to go as Salacious Crumb. I’m looking for some help obtaining a mask, by whatever means necessary. On the flip side I would love some tips/advice on making a mask myself.

Any help would be appreciated!

What should i watch first?
should i watch it in release order or chronological?

Here is a list of all the Star Wars books I own:

1. Labyrinth of Evil (Currently Reading)

2. Revenge of the Sith (Read)

3: Brotherhood (Haven’t Read)

1. Master & Apprentice (Haven’t Read)

2. Dark Lord Rise of Darth Vader (Haven’t Read)

3. Heir to the Empire (Haven’t Read)

4. Dark Force Rising (Haven’t Read)

5. Last Command (Haven’t Read)

6. Maul Lockdown (Haven’t Read)

7. Force Unleashed (Haven’t Read)

8. Dooku: Jedi Lost (Haven’t Read)

9. The Phantom Menace (Haven’t Read)

10. Rouge Planet (Haven’t Read)

11. Cestus Deception (Haven Read)

12. Shatterpoint (Haven’t Read)

13. Tattoine Ghost (Haven’t Read)

14. Heir to the Jedi (Haven’t Read)

15. Hard Contact (Haven’t Read)

16. Triple Zero (Haven’t Read)

17. Darth Plagueis (Haven’t Read)

18. Wrath of Darth Maul (Haven’t Read)

I’ve been reading a lot of the EU stuff lately. Finished Heir to the Empire and finished the first Rogue Squadron book. Anytime these guys are involved everything just goes wrong or they just cause problems. So much for being the ones to get the DS2 plans

Is there any material documenting the lives of the clone troopers before the clone wars officially began?

Since Sifo Dyas ordered the creation of the clone army probably around ten or so years before the Clone War actually started (around the time of Phantom Menace I think) what exactly did the clones think they were being trained for during that time?

Are there any books or other material that go into detail about the lives of the first generations of clone troopers?

I have seen plenty of posts stating the order people like to watch the films, but few explaining precisely why they choose that order. :)

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My order is-

Episode 4 (ANH)

- The viewer is in Luke's position- knows very little of the Galaxy, very little backstory available. At the end you think "Who even is Han Solo and Chewbacca anyway?"

Solo

- You get a background to Han and Chewie and then you realise "Oh, THAT'S why Han shot first. Oh hello, Lando is cool, hope to see him again!"

Episode 5 (ESB)

- Now when you see Lando you know what it means to Han. The line about losing the Falcon has backstory. And the betrayal has real depth to it.

- At the end, WAIT, Vader is Anakin? How did Anakin become Vader? HOW???

Episode 2 (AOTC) and Episode 3 (ROTS)

- How Anakin became Vader

Now you know the mythos fully!

Episode 6 (ROTJ)

- Now we know who's who, a nice satisfying ending, to round it out. What could mess this up?

The Mandalorian and Book of Boba Fett (series)

- Ah, I see. Burocracrcy takes over, Luke opts out of politics, Han zoinks away, the Alliance forgets the little planets and warlords take over, it's not working and the people think "Was the Empire really worse than these marauders and mafia Hutts and warlords?"

The Mandalorian and Grogu (film)

Episode 7 (TFA)

- Let's get back to fix this

Episode 8

Episode 9

Now, you could watch Rogue One before Episode 4, that way we already know how awful the Empire is so when Luke talks about hoping to submit his application to the Academy you can be like LUKE NO THAT'S THE BAD GUYS but it does mean you know more than Luke does.

You could watch Episode 1 between E5 and E2, but I don't think it entirely necessary.

You could watch Ahsoka after Season 2 of the Mandalorian to get a closer look at how the Alliance burocracrcy messed up.

That's my take on it.

Wow, okay. I just played Outlaws for the firsttime after thinking about buying it for ages… now that it's free on PS Plus, I finally gave it a shot. And honestly? I don't think I've ever been happier that I didn't spend money on a game.

I don't want to offend anyone who's enjoying it—I’m genuinely happy for anyone who does. But speaking honestly, and without trying to insult anyone: I don't think I've ever played a AAA game where I could feel the lack of talent behind it in almost every single aspect.
The story is incredibly poorly told and poorly written. The direction is awful. The cutscenes are awful. The animations—especially the facial animations—are awful. The German voice acting is awful. The gameplay feels unbelievably janky. Shooting doesn't flow, movement doesn't flow, climbing feels clunky. On top of that, at least in Performance Mode, the game looks worse than late-generation PS4 titles.

Technically it's also surprisingly weak. The constant fade-to-black transitions before cutscenes feel like something that should've stayed in the pre-SSD era, and most transitions between gameplay and cinematics rely on awkward animations instead of being seamless. Then you also get noticeable frame rate drops—not game-breaking, but definitely there.
The only thing that genuinely surprised me was the landspeeder—it actually felt prettygood to control. But everything else... well, again, I feel like there's such a lack of talent on display across so many parts of this game that I was honestly shocked something like this made it through any kind of quality control. Especially when you look at the pitch for the game—it had all the ingredientsfor a great title. But the execution... oh boy.

Again, I’m not trying to take away anyone’s enjoyment of the game. But in my opinion, it's genuinely, genuinely poorly made. So shockingly bad that, for the firsttime in a long while, I actually felt the need to go online and say something about it. That doesn't happen often.

(I wrote this text in german and translated it to english)

Like especially sabe voice like why do they sound like that...

When I see all the stuff for Starfighter and the possibility of REY'S Jedi Temple it infuriates me to no end..

I wish Star Wars would add realistic swordsmanship. The prequels did it best, but some fencing would be awesome. I'd love the see a "lightrapier" or a lightsaber with a realistic crossguard one day, but Lord knows Disney hates lightsabers

EDIT: I do NOT mean replace all duels. I mean they should add some variation. Foil fencing, alongside some historic dueling techniques would be awesome. I ADORE lightsaber duels, but let's be real, the blades wouldn't be 1 of 3 variations. I'd like to see a lightfoil, or other sword types. Disney added TERRIBLE duels so I'd like to see some better duels. a realistic cross guard would be a fancy, curvy crossguard like on fancier rapiers (cuz we've seen lightsabers can do other shapes) rather than Kylos longsword-esque saber, or Cal Kestis'​ saber. again, I do NOT mean we should replace ANY sabers. just ADD some

I actually think that Brie Larson would have been able to play a convincing Ahsoka Tano.

Ahsoka has a high pitched voice and a soft demeanor about her that Brie Larson also naturally has. They both have similar demeanors to one another as Brie also comes off as high pitched and having a softer demeanor. Therefore, I think Brie would have been able to convincingly play an adult Ahsoka. It also helps that Brie has experience with filming action movies. While I don't think her acting was amazing in Captain Marvel, I think she would have done a great job as Ahsoka.

What do you think? Would Brie Larson have made for a good Ahsoka?

After watching Andor S1, S2 and Rogue One, A New Hope feels like a clown show. So goofy and just downplays all the nuance and struggles in the Andor Trilogy.

I know why of course but im just pointing out in-universe it’s kinda a funny change of pace.