Star Wars General

@Meanlucario  
A nickname for the two writers of GoT

@neutralgrey  
OK, thanks.

Ok…so RLM did some predictions for the upcoming Star Wars movie and their prediction was that it would have time travel in it…and I fucking hate how possible this might be

@neutralgrey  
And that was without knowledge time travel has been established now.
 

@Darth Prime  
OH SHIT THAT’S RIGHT
 
REBELS HAD TIME TRAVEL

You know, something that just occurred to me is that, since the ancient Sith were more powerful than the Empire Sith duo, why didn’t they use Palpatine’s pseudo-immortality, just with children or something? I’d expect that everyone wants a slice of that immortality pie.

@Meanlucario  
Who can say? They probably weren’t as worried since their numbers were much higher when compared to around the time of episode 1, where the Sith were mostly in hiding and Palpatine was secretly preparing his plan that would ultimately lead to the Republic and the jedi order being nearly wiped out.

@09MurphyM  
But I’m pretty sure that immortality sounds great to any Sith, so them seeking it through means that will protect them from death sounds like something they would hope onto.

@Meanlucario  
there probably some EU book that explains it.

@Darth Prime  
i forgot how cool that looked.

@Angrybrony  
“Immortality sounds great!”  
“But what about not being immortal?”  
“I see your point. Well, we better get ready to die someday. I heard that the guy that hates our organization has something great to show us tonight that will help us!”

@Darth Prime  
That was a great episode.

@neutralgrey  
My favorite part of that predictions episode was Rich’s reaction when he found out one of the head writers also wrote Batman V Superman.

@zerowinger66  
Bout the same as my own.  
Know what let’s just use the classic “I have a bad feeling about this.”

@Meanlucario  

 
I forgot what it was called, but an ancient Sith created a force technique that allowed the Spirit to life after his death and cling itself to an object or even posses another persons body. This way they could life almost forever, but they could still be destroyed. Exar Kun learned this technique, and even Darth Bane tried to use it on his pupil, but she was able to repel his attempt.  
Then Palpatine learned it to switch to cloned body, which aged rapidly, and then he tried to posses the body of baby Anakin Solo, but was stopped when a Jedi got in the way, hold Palpatine’s spirit in himself and died with him.  
There were a few more who used that ability, but that is all in the old EU anyway.
 
Also there was the Sith Emperor from the online Game The Old Republik, he created a ritual that absorbed all the life energy of an entire planet into himself, making him the most powerful and quasi immortal beieng in the galaxy.

@Mad Black  
I mean the body-jumping method, since it seems like a good way to live even if you’re killed.

I like the idea of future star wars movies either exploring different galaxies or taking place outside of the universe that we have seen since the first movie.

@09MurphyM  
That would be nice, but it’s disney.

@Communist Starlight  
Disney is quite creative, when they choose not to slum it. Hopefully they’ll choose not to slum it very soon.

@09MurphyM  
Or taking time to explore its own universe like what the Clone Wars did. We got to see other worlds, other people, etc etc.

@Background Pony #E7B9  
Yeah, they even expanded on planets that we already knew about like Mon cala.

I’d like a Star Wars that takes place in a completely different time than the 60 or so years of the Prequel-to-Sequel era.

@TheSupremePatriarch  
So the Old Republic and Legacy stuff that was made after RotJ.

@Meanlucario  
Yeah but canon.

@TheSupremePatriarch  
I’m sure that will happen after the last of the main movies, since they rather not have the ending to them spoiled by talking about events that take place afterwards. I guess one good thing about them making a movie every other year is that we get to that point sooner.