Star Wars General

@Darth Prime  
That’s pretty funny, now that you mention it.

@Darth Prime  

 
He always owned the falcon because he won it from Lando. It was always suspected that it wasn’t an entirly fair game. It just so happens that Han removed Landos literal Ace up the sleeve before he won it.  
Thought, I like the EU version still better. There the falcon was old before Han won it, it was just an old scrappy looking ship, with a lot of internal tuning. And Han tuned it even up more, adding the quad Turbolasers and make the hyperdrive go faster and make the computer take unsafe routes, nobody else would risk.  
Now the computer is basically a dead droid, Han and Lando knew personally.

@Mad Black  
See here’s the problem.  
The droid L3-37 was like all droid rights and stuff she talks about Lando actual loves her and when she “dies” Lando is clearly upset about that even pulling (the top half) of her body on the ship then her “brain” is put into the Falcon.  
So this character that was against being seen as property ends up becoming property and then they guy that actually did seem to actually care about her ends up losing her.  
There is some pretty unfortunate and quite uncomfortable implications there.

@Darth Prime  
yeah but lado is pan now so it makes it all worth it in the end, right?

@Angrybrony  
Not when his girlfriend gets lost in a space poker game.  
Das purty fooked up.

@Darth Prime  
no but worry about it.  
shut up and like lado more now cuz he’s pan.

@Angrybrony  
Or they could just push Enfys Nest a cool female character that people actually seem to like.

@Angrybrony  
He’s not pan. That was just something that was blown out of proportion because this is the world we live in now

@Darth Prime  
Wow,.so that’s how it happened.

@Communist Starlight  
Allegedly.  
It could turn out she survived like Boba in old canon.

@Darth Prime  
they do? you sure it’s not cuz they look cool but aren’t actually cool?

@Angrybrony  
Yes.

@Dustcan  

 
Honestly, I feel like that’s also dumb since last I checked, being the Chosen One’s son means very little other than daddy issues, so at most you can say that the Force is helping him like it is with Rey. I mean, the Force doesn’t care about who your daddy is, just that it can use you for its purpose.

@Meanlucario
 
Sort of. Star Wars has done the ‘born from greatness, is great yourself’ genealogy trope in its stories a handful of times. Of course they came after the Original Trilogy so that was probably not what Lucas had in mind when writing Luke.
 
Meanwhile Last Jedi makes it very clear that Rey is a nobody who was born from deadbeat nobodies. So she has no reason for being awesome other than just because.

@Dustcan  
True, but the OT has Anakin just be a powerful Jedi, not The Chosen One (who in Legends, didn’t really live up to that title), and Force users can come from non-Force users, so bloodlines isn’t that important overall. I mean, outside of the Skywalkers, though that may be a problem, in all honesty. It was cool when Luke saved his father, but when the history of a universe revolves around a last name, that kinds of makes it obvious that the line will survive, where the Disney route at least means that the Anakin and Luke Skywalkers are just two heroes that the Force has a use for.

@Meanlucario  
And yet that last name apparently super important going by next movie’s title.

@Darth Prime  
gee it’s almost like this trilogy has no direction.

@Darth Prime  
A name can leave a legacy, but a universe shouldn’t revolve around it.

@Angrybrony
 
Should’ve just kept rehashing the OT like FA did.

@Meanlucario  
Yeah Nero would have been a much more interesting character if he wasn’t part of that lame Sparda bloodline.

@Dustcan  
that exactly the thing i didn’t say. i said the new trilogy is aimless and that’s absolutely a fact. hell i don’t even like FA that much because it had to much ANH in it.

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@EotD  

@EotD  
that looks like a mass effect gun he’s holding.

@Angrybrony  
You say that like it’s a bad thing.