Darth Prime
@Meanlucario
Yeah but the problem is to explore that they had to have Luke fill in for the failure of the Jedi’s as whole like his whole spiel about the Order at the night of its power failing to stop Sidious but that’s not Luke’s fault he was born like seconds after that happen and then he becomes part of why the Empire falls see the problem is we don’t know anything about what Luke’s Jedi Order was like what difference it had compared to the Old Order what mistakes did it learn from the old or what mistakes it might have repeated we only know it failed through three different versions of a scene which we have to assume the third one is what actually happened this was done so the writer could have Luke be a grumpy old man that Yoda shows up at the end to spell out the message of the film to him and really to the audience about learning from failure (and ironically failing at story telling in the process).
Then you have Jedi Fallen Order that does the same thing but instead of using a character that had nothing to with the Old Jedi Order to exemplify its failings it just uses the Order itself including mentioning a Jedi that had a vision of the Order falling and the Empire raising and the Jedi Council dismissing him because they’re so full of themselves.
It’s amazing how that game does much of what The Last Jedi wanted to do but actually successes in a way that actually makes sense.
So in summation I didn’t mind the flaws of the Jedi being pointed out I just like a story about that that actually makes sense and not just turn the guy from the last story into some stand in for that especially when it feels like it was forced into that roll just to make that story.
Yeah but the problem is to explore that they had to have Luke fill in for the failure of the Jedi’s as whole like his whole spiel about the Order at the night of its power failing to stop Sidious but that’s not Luke’s fault he was born like seconds after that happen and then he becomes part of why the Empire falls see the problem is we don’t know anything about what Luke’s Jedi Order was like what difference it had compared to the Old Order what mistakes did it learn from the old or what mistakes it might have repeated we only know it failed through three different versions of a scene which we have to assume the third one is what actually happened this was done so the writer could have Luke be a grumpy old man that Yoda shows up at the end to spell out the message of the film to him and really to the audience about learning from failure (and ironically failing at story telling in the process).
Then you have Jedi Fallen Order that does the same thing but instead of using a character that had nothing to with the Old Jedi Order to exemplify its failings it just uses the Order itself including mentioning a Jedi that had a vision of the Order falling and the Empire raising and the Jedi Council dismissing him because they’re so full of themselves.
It’s amazing how that game does much of what The Last Jedi wanted to do but actually successes in a way that actually makes sense.
So in summation I didn’t mind the flaws of the Jedi being pointed out I just like a story about that that actually makes sense and not just turn the guy from the last story into some stand in for that especially when it feels like it was forced into that roll just to make that story.