Books Star Wars: Inferno Squad

Guys, it was the early stages of the NEU. There are bound to be minor inconsistencies. They pale in comparison to what we got in the old EU. I for one am willing to give TPTB more than a little rope on stuff like this.

--Adm. Nick

 

I definitely agree. Honestly, all things considered, the fact that the inconsistencies are small enough to be easily explainable is quite impressive. When it comes to keeping stories consistent the story group had exceeded all of my expectations.

 

Noash_Retrac

Don't let unhappy fans ruin a fandom for you. There will always be people who don't like things in fiction. Just focus on the things you do like and don't listen to negative opinions on the franchise you like.

 

I do my best. Though sometimes it's overwhelming. I just refuse to abandon Star Wars because it's been there since I was 3.

 

Speaking for myself I wouldn't abandon a fandom unless fellow fans started to seriously personally attack me. And I mean serious, serious personal attack.

Then I would have to consider what kind of fan am I to be in such company? If my fellow fans for fandom such as this, then what am I doing in such a fandom?

The main reason I stopped being a fan of Star Trek. Things got very ugly when I was playing Starfleet Academy. Those were the days of HEAT, Kali, and BBS forums....

 

I just, you know, enjoy Star Wars.

That's kind of why i'm here.

 

You shouldn't stop being a fan of something just because a part of it was altered. I still like Dragonball and they raped it

 

It's going to be interesting to see more about Saw's Partisans. I'm hoping we get little snippets of the main Alliance in the book as well, plus it would be cool to see some of the tensions. Of course, the Partisans don't appear to fall in with the mainline Alliance post-Yavin, so they may have been increasingly isolated and irrelevant as the war progressed.

--Adm. Nick

 

I kinda hope Saw's partisans share the same ignominious death that their leader suffered on Jedha. Those guys aren't heroes.

 

You can't have your cake and have it too. If you are against the Empire, then any forms of Resistance against it you should support.

 

. . . You're trolling right? That's like saying anyone who's for animal rights/welfare MUST support PETA or the ALF in everything they do.

 

You can have your cake and eat it too. That's the point of the cake, to eat it.

And you can totally be against the Empire and not be in favour of Saw's tactics. The universe is full of nuance.

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That's so untrue. People shouldn't sacrifice what they stand for, to defeat an enemy. Otherwise you just become what you're fighting against. Saw Gerrera's tactics were detestable, and the Rebel Alliance was right to distance themselves from him

 

New image of the Inferno Squad

 

Hey, it's one of those parrot droid things! Did we know that was going to feature?

 

New excerpt

It was in the first trailer- not sure if they've ever mentioned it though

 

I have no idea what are saying about audiobooks here. Can you elaborate?

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Geez, poor Iden. It doesn't seem like Papa Versio went in for the 'warm and caring' school of being a dad.

 

Frankly it would be more surprising if someone of the die hard, Death Star supporting, "peace and order, no matter how many bodies we have to step over to make it happen" Imperial school of thought WAS the cuddly sort of parent.

 

I enjoyed that excerpt a lot. The more I see, the more excited I am for this book

 

Really? He reminds me of Gavar Khai. But maybe that's just because Golden writes all stern fathers the same way.

 

Iden's father: “After careful evaluation, I have decided that the four of you represent the finest the Empire can field.”

Iden just happens to be one of those, hmm...