CurlyWookie posted:Kicker posted: well excuse me, but all of that is irrelevant to what I was aiming at, perhaps the anzati drinks a portion of "soup", then uses the force to create the illusion of luke skywalker? idk if the anzati absorb memories with the soup, but who knows? I was just merely pointing out a possible plot point, not sum fan boy driven theory.. he's most likely an ex-Jedi tho, 5 creds to that thought, any takers? I already gave my opinion on the subject and you replied with a bunch of attitude, so anyone else with a differing opinion than yours is probably afraid to post. My soup idea had nothing to do with the bounty hunter either. If you want to discuss your "fan-boy theory" that the bounty hunter is an ex-Jedi, you need to be more open-minded to differing opinions. I'm sorry if you didn't get what you wanted, but attacking me isn't going to get you what you want either.
Kicker posted: well excuse me, but all of that is irrelevant to what I was aiming at, perhaps the anzati drinks a portion of "soup", then uses the force to create the illusion of luke skywalker? idk if the anzati absorb memories with the soup, but who knows? I was just merely pointing out a possible plot point, not sum fan boy driven theory.. he's most likely an ex-Jedi tho, 5 creds to that thought, any takers?
Jan_Duursema posted:Doubt Cade would have any regret at all about mind-tricking the Imperials. They serve the Sith; they deserve what they get. Stealing from Black Sun? Good. Stealing from Black Sun and the Sith Empire at the same time...priceless.
LetoQuorme posted:On the page where Cade & crew reveal themselves to the Imp crew and Black Sun thug, Deliah was looking totally smokin' in that new outfit! I actually said "Wow!" out loud when I flipped the page and saw her. Great work Jan!
Zorrixor posted: In the end, the consequences of Krayt's death can be summed up in what Wyyrlok himself already told us: Darth Wyyrlok in Legacy #34 posted:We must go to Coruscant. Once the throne is secure, we implement the next stage of Lord Krayt's plan for peace in a galaxy united. Every being in the galaxy will become part of the Sith Order. One Galaxy. One Sith. And then there will be peace. That is the bombshell that is going to result from Krayt's demise. It's all just a case of how long before we get there. It's going to be hard for even the Jedi Council to run and hide when the entire galaxy are [being] turned into Sith.
Darth Wyyrlok in Legacy #34 posted:We must go to Coruscant. Once the throne is secure, we implement the next stage of Lord Krayt's plan for peace in a galaxy united. Every being in the galaxy will become part of the Sith Order. One Galaxy. One Sith. And then there will be peace.
Darth_Nihl posted:Zorrixor posted: In the end, the consequences of Krayt's death can be summed up in what Wyyrlok himself already told us: Darth Wyyrlok in Legacy #34 posted:We must go to Coruscant. Once the throne is secure, we implement the next stage of Lord Krayt's plan for peace in a galaxy united. Every being in the galaxy will become part of the Sith Order. One Galaxy. One Sith. And then there will be peace. That is the bombshell that is going to result from Krayt's demise. It's all just a case of how long before we get there. It's going to be hard for even the Jedi Council to run and hide when the entire galaxy are [being] turned into Sith. Isn't it possibly - perhaps even likely - that Darth Wyyrlok was speaking metaphorically? Bringing even just the military to Korriban would require a tremendous amount of resources and time, and for what? To give stormtroopers red tattoos? No matter what, the Sith cannot give others the ability to use the force. I think Wyyrlok is saying that soon, the galaxy will be Sith - in name only.
Darth-Ghost posted:Jan_Duursema posted:Doubt Cade would have any regret at all about mind-tricking the Imperials. They serve the Sith; they deserve what they get. Stealing from Black Sun? Good. Stealing from Black Sun and the Sith Empire at the same time...priceless. True, but I couldn't help but sense a tiny hint of regret when he said "galaxy helps those who help themselves." He's not there yet, but it seems like even smuggling is now reminding Cade of his family legacy, by disappointing even Imperials who think he's a Jedi who has come to save them.
Magnuskn posted:Darth-Ghost posted:Jan_Duursema posted:Doubt Cade would have any regret at all about mind-tricking the Imperials. They serve the Sith; they deserve what they get. Stealing from Black Sun? Good. Stealing from Black Sun and the Sith Empire at the same time...priceless. True, but I couldn't help but sense a tiny hint of regret when he said "galaxy helps those who help themselves." He's not there yet, but it seems like even smuggling is now reminding Cade of his family legacy, by disappointing even Imperials who think he's a Jedi who has come to save them. I fear I couldn´t detect that hint of self-regret you and others seem to have seen, and thought of it as just another moment of Cade being an ass. Same for Jariah and Deliah. Something really needs to be done to shake the crew out of their "Being bad is good!" attitude, unless they become too unlikeable to be considered heroes.
MercenaryAce posted:Jan_Duursema posted:Doubt Cade would have any regret at all about mind-tricking the Imperials. They serve the Sith; they deserve what they get. Stealing from Black Sun? Good. Stealing from Black Sun and the Sith Empire at the same time...priceless. So...if these are Krayt's Imperials, why would they believe a jedi would help them anyway?
Keralys posted:It's the fact that, 37 issues along, the only real difference we can see in Cade is that he's got a lightsaber../