All posts by Benobikenobi

Jedi Survivor, Jedi Fallen Order, The Force Unleashed 1 & 2. Also, I have a love/ hate relationship with Galaxy of Heroes. I love the concept, but hate that it is so heavily pay to win. I've dumped too much money into that game, but on the bright side I'm only a few more stars from unlocking Jedi Knight Cal Kestis!

Also in Clone Wars we see that on Mon Cala the Mon Calamari and the Quarren fight over whether or not their planet should be a part of the Republic. I always thought this was a cool concept, to have different underwater territories.

@Jedi Sarith LeKit ah, thanks for the correction! That happened so close to Kanan's death that I forgot about it!

Kanan, and one. He "lost" it when Ezra stole it.

Also, Cal Kestis and he lost his during order 66. Since then, he's used his master's lightsaber.

Kathleen Kennedy

I can't think of any specific cases of a Jedi being demoted, but it is theoretically possible. The council of reassignment was tasked with reassigning Jedi who failed the trials to tasks other than knighthood. Also, as seen with Ahsoka's story arc, it was within the Jedi council's jurisdiction to expel members from the order, which seems a harsher punishment than demotion. Given that duty reassignment and outright expulsion were both punitive measures taken by the Jedi council, demotion seems entirely plausible.

In the comics we see that Vader was able to trap the Grand Inquisitor's soul in a perpetual state of burning agony and force him to guard a Jedi temple, thus continuing to serve Vader even in death. This was a "fate worse than death" alluded to by the GI. Had the GI not intentionally fallen to his premature death, Vader may have punished him with torture and the threat of the very fate that he wound up bound to anyway.

Also Quinlan Vos used a blaster and Cade Skywalker used a "rawk chop special" (the blaster equivalent of a sawed off shotgun)

Yeah, my running theory was to use some form of carbon freezing treatment almost like cryogenic therapy. That would theoretically halt the rapid aging, but he would probably need some bio engineering to actually reverse it.

@Aguy.png that's interesting, I haven't heard that theory yet. I'd be stoked if they actually did it!

Both games are good, but I agree that Jedi Survivor is all around an improvement on Fallen Order. I liked Cal Kestis before, but after playing Jedi Survivor it sealed his spot in my top 5 favorite Jedi. I love the story and the fact that the gameplay feels like an extension of the story (i.e. the tag team and dark side mechanics).

5. The ending of Rogue One. I loved this movie and knowing that none of the characters would survive somehow built up the anticipation and emotional connection to their deaths.

4. The destruction of Alderaan. The magnitude of the destruction sent a shockwave through the force. On top of that, Alderaan stood as a proverbial beacon of light in the galaxy and it was snuffed out in an instant.

3. Order 66. This is one of the most iconic scenes in all of Star Wars and it portrays the dramatic shift in galactic power that kicked off the dark times.

2. Shmi Skywalker's death. It's arguable that this moment sent Anakin on the trajectory of becoming Darth Vader and caused untold death and pain throughout the galaxy.

1. Kanan Jarrus' death. Kanan is one of my favorite Jedi and his sacrifice was heartbreaking, especially that final moment when he was able to see Hera one last time.

Thanks for the replies, very helpful! According to that article, the hyperdrive theory basically negates time dilation I'm assuming? So relativity is a non-factor for space travel

Ok, but like...how does that work? Let's imagine that Coruscant's orbit is similar to Earth's and another planet's was similar to Venus. If we were to impose Earth's measurement of a day onto Venus that would cause a lot of confusion for the people living on Venus.

Earth person: "hey call me tomorrow."

Venus person: "OK"

***A year later***

Venus person: "What's up?"

Even if they all had clocks attuned to Coruscant time, is time dilation not a thing in the Star Wars universe? Every time someone flew into hyperspace it must be a pain in the neck to readjust their clocks

I don't think there is any official breakdown of this, but my guess is that it would still need some type of hyperfuel (like coaxium) to power the hyperdrive, since the hyperdrive is a separate system from the main ion engines. Think of it like a hybrid car that needs electricity and gasoline.

Kanan is my favorite character and the reason I started collecting black series to begin with. I love how Hasbro took an animated design and translated it beautifully to a more realistic feeling figure