I love Cal. He's easily my favorite original Star Wars character since Disney's takeover. Love his design, his philosophy (the theme of hope of fighting for a better tomorrow) and his versatility as a warrior. He's a badass and reminds me of another, of Future Trunks from DBZ. Dope as hell 🔥
Apparently, It took the Falcon 6 months on it’s backup class 10 hyperdrive to travel from Hoth to Bespin and Luke was training with Yoda for most of that time.
It's not commonly known, especially with how the sequel trilogy and movies like solo present hyperspace travel. Outside of dope ships like the falcon, when running properly, most hyperspace travel was still kinda slow compared to how we as viewers perceived it. Great point my dude!
I always loved Cal Kestis but i didnt really understand his greater role in the galaxy but this video made me get it. He gave young force sensitives something the Jedi wouldnt do even in the Republic.. he gave them freedom.
I think he was an older youngling when Order 66 happened. If he had fallen with a pirate like Hondo Ohnaka I could see him being trained as a pirate and Hondo being Hondo would want to keep him close as a trophy, so he would be groomed as a pirate captain. I think Wimm's idealistic belief in the jedi will make him remember who he was.
There must be more than 10k force sensitives in the galaxy at once. Just doing the math, there were 10k Jedi, plus at least 2 other force sensitive factions, I'm not counting the Sith since 2 is margin of error.
It's not that odd that a Pirate wouldn't be aligned to the dark side; historically many became Pirates through rebelling against a larger navy, state, or corporation that was treating the crew poorly and taking their ship. (Edit: I can't spell)
I'd say the prequels had no point about the Jedi being evil, but rather just conceited, arrogant and lost the reason behind the rules rather than just being evil. Evil is not defined by those criteria, even arrogance. Instead of being weary of anger, hate and other similar emotions, they just outright outlawed them. That might be the natural outcome of what is necessary to fight the dark side, but instead of fighting the dark side they are just ticking off the checkboxes that others did.
Alan’s views on the Jedi always seem bizarre to me. He takes a very harsh/diluted/cynical view of them. Like if his transmission goes out on his car, does he trash the whole vehicle? No, get a new transmission and start again. Edit: Alan’s 2012 Era Libertarian soul led him astray.
The Jedi, like many irl corporations, lost their core reason for existence. Their organizations culture shifted and deviated from what they originally stood for.
@@raininglogic thats diff than blaming them for Republic downfall like Alan does/has. He pretty much takes the ‘abuser’ idea of “look, you made me hit you.” when it comes to Jedi/Republic versus the Sith. Also he always says the Jedi steal force-sensitives, which is not true. I cant tell of he’s being funny anymore haha
@@raininglogic not quite an apt comparison. A corporation is has the goal of making profit. Just because their product or service is good for the consumer doesn't mean their goal was ever to provide something good to the consumer, just that it was the most profitable way. So what happens when that is no longer the most profitable? Well you continue after your goal and shift your approach. The Jedi had the opposite problem. They maintained their goal (ideal) and their methods. However, they did not properly realize why they were worked or were necessary. So when there is a new challenge that throws their understanding out the window, they can't adapt. If anything it's a better comparison to modern society where we know that to be tolerant is good, however it got taken to such an extreme that we just know to be tolerant, but not where to draw the line.
Zimo said it best in the Captain America show: “The desire to become super human cannot be separated from supremacist ideals”. This is, at least in part, the downfall of the Jedi.
Your analysis is always on point. Came to the same conclusions. The system the Jedi created I don't think it was evil, but rather it was unwilling to change and was too dogmatic. Their arrogance in the perfection of their system and structure was their destruction. Had they been open to adaptation and less adherent to Dogma, the order may have survived. Qui-Gon tried to show the way. Not even Yoda listened until he had to confront a bitter Luke and burn down the old.
it's an interesting character and jude law is doing a great job bringing it to life. it's a good decision to cast a core adult alongside the children, he doesn't have to be the star but he's keeping things on track.
Video idea, what would a modern conventional war look like in Star Wars, and what would the best doctrine be? (modern era, considering all trilogies are poor examples of a proper war)
The kids are talking about how the episode Bryce directed is their favorite. Jod Na Nawood is Captain Crimson Jack Silvo. Yes! They should've been doing stuff like this from the beginning.... oh, wait. They did! They _'fixed'_ the prequels with *The Clone Wars* for a lot of people. They'll do the same for the sequels, only better, with live-action.
@@SilasZoeBell Yeah. They were demilitarizing and rebuilding their infrastructure instead of getting ready for the next threat, which was eminent from the power vacuum. The Hutts, the Imperial Remnant, or just the people who wanted to keep fighting for their way of life. Centrists represented a political faction advocating for a strong central galactic government with centralized power, while Populists favored more autonomy for individual planets and a decentralized system, with a focus on planetary sovereignty, essentially acting as a more libertarian political group. Leia Organa often clashed with Centrist elements within the New Republic Senate, which sometimes lead to tensions and ultimately the rise of the First Order, largely composed of former Imperial Centrists seeking a return to centralized control.
Considering that there are trillions of sentient life forms in the star wars galaxy, there's got to be at least millions of force users, but only around 10,000 jedi at a time, as there are different levels of force sensitivity, where most force users will be like han solo, then a lot like maze katana, and the top 1% of force users being jedi and sith
Recently started attempting to run some RP campaigns on Star Wars the Old Republic. One thing I wasn't prepared for and that's really putting me off of the fandom lately is the number of people who only want to view the Jedi as these righteous Pseduo Christian for whom might makes right and who actively insist that you must uphold the deliberately problematic and flawed aspects of the Jedi in the Clone Wars as being infallibly correct. While I tend to design my campaigns so players get a ton of freedom, I tend to also design them with moral questions where the most ethical choices generally aim for somewhere in the buddhist or taoist views of the force, but people will sit there and argue with me out of character that they should be able to commit war crimes or straight up genocide in the name of the republic and that I'm bad for making them look like bad people for doing it.
@@carlost856The theology and institutional practices of Christianity, most especially Catholic Christianity, has historically been one of the epitomes of “Peaceful, not Harmless” the intent of The Crusades, contrary to popular belief, was defensive in nature according to most modern and contemporary scholars, though the intent of the crusaders were far more multifaceted. Please, I beg of you, read some actual history, not pop-history designed for easy mass consumption.
Wim idolises the Jedi as to him they represent adventure, and an escape from an oppressive system that seeks to determine his future from a young age. For Jod, the Jedi were the oppressive system. I think he left by choice, prior to Order 66
Ego is what prevents people from being to brain washed. Doing their best becoming their best just to be their best. Problem is people confuse ego with Narcism. Believes your better then everyone because you just are . And deserve everything on shifting standards
No thats not what ego is or does. You can 100% want to improve and be better without ego. You are right however that ego is not the same thing as narcism. Everyone has ego, not everyone is a narc. A narc does however have a very strong ego. Ego is NOT you. Your ego is a part of you, but it is not you. Therefore it is NOT needed to have a desire to improve or grow. Ego can make you want to improve. But usualy when you do that because of ego your doing it for the wrong reasons. Any action you commit while being informed by your ego is an action of seeking validation. You want people to worship you, see you, applaud you, tell you your right/smart/strong/amazing/beautifull. Not an action of actual growth. If you can improve because of simply wanting to be better at something , regardles of validation for it, your doing it without ego. Ego does not prevent people from being brain washed. In fact people with strong ego's are the easiest to brainwash amongs all people alive because they are the easiest to manipulate. The more strong your ego is the easier it is to stroke it and manipulate you one way, or to make the ego feel insulted/hurt and manipulate it the other way. People without/weak ego (and those with strong ego's who have grown aware of them and learned how to not let their ego's run the place) are the hardest to brainwash because their sense of self doesnt depend on validation or an outside source. Ego does. And anything and anyone that depends on an outside source for validation or their sense of self is a vurnale target for brainwashing. Its why people with strong ego have strong reactions when they get insulted, or judged or scolded or questioned. People with strong ego take things more personal more quickly. People with strong ego are more likely to view themselves as the victem and be less likely to self reflect on their own actions. And these are narc traits, but normal people are not JUST their ego. They have a lot more going for them. Narcs are those who are ruled by their ego the most. Ego at its worst. Lack of ego does not equal lack of sense of self. It also doesnt equal not having a spine or strong believes. And Lack of ego does not equal lack of motivation or lack of drive. Ego doesnt provide these things by default. It CAN but for the wrong reasons. Ego needs validation. And seeking validation from an outside source is one of the best ways to ruin your life and mental health.
@amberanime ego doesn't need external sourcs validation .unless you consider reality validation. Even then ego is a modal of ideal self . People who who talk about ego as a bad have want you to have slave mentality. The desire to be better without ego is based deep internal shame give by other people to make you feel you'l never be good enough ego is persuit of pride . And its institutions slave morality creates narcissism being told your Devinely superior . Ego is model ideal to reach for even if you never reach it
The world your looking for is Self-Esteem, ego is distorted self esteem (often a defence mechanism) that extends its realms beyond its reach. Ego is greedy self-esteem trying to take up the space of Loyalty, Responsibility and Compassion. Perfect example of this is Dooku, Dooku's ego overruled those, and he became a megalomaniac.
3:19 Regarding a cap at 10,000 total Force-sensitives at one time: I don't buy that. It is more likely that the limited number of Jedi seekers to detect and acquire these Force-sensitives kept the number low, but also - not all with Force-sensitivity were suitable candidates to be taken by the Jedi. And then you've gotta raise and train these little munchkins, some ending up fodder for the Jedi Service Corps because they under-performed. Don't forget dangerous missions and space accidents that caused numbers in The Order to dwindle (eg. quickly lost like 8 Jedi in The Acolyte). The Jedi and The Sith are but two Force traditions in the Galaxy (based on the Je'daii), there are many more - from the Aleen, to the Dathomirian Nightsisters, and beyond - most species had some connection to The Force and had developed their own interactions and understandings of The Force. In the episode mentioned with Cad Bane stealing the Holocron, that's like keeping cash under your mattress. Get those Force-sensitives and start investing in them, don't keep them on a shelf. Trillions upon trillions of sentients in the Galaxy, a 10,000 limit when The Force flows through everyone, is just silly. There's thousands of Force traditions, usually baked into a culture.
I think the Jedi only took those with the most potential for the Force into their organization and kept tabs on the rest they didn't take. These people may not be able to join the Jedi Order but if they had kids then this gave the Jedi a place to start to search for new younglings to test across generations.
Wonder if resources were carried out of the outer rim . The Empire was taking resources from the outer rim before it was an empire . Another reason the The Rebellion was a extection of separatist
I think you forgot about that fact that he threw that captain out of the airlock because he wouldn't open the safe even though they had a way to access the safe anyway.
Maybe there were specific Jedi trained to be able to detect young force sensitives. Maybe even before they are born. Perhaps they use a Cerebro type thing. That would be cool.
He ordered the capture of the ship and therefore the killing of the defenders. Not only that, he also ordered the caption out the airlock. Ja is not a wholly good or moral character at all. So far his saving grace is he has been conscious of being "good" around the children.
It occurred to me that if he is a trained jedi, he is someone who had a structured, disaplinned childhood, watching over these kids who seem to spend most of their time goofing around. I think when they get back to at attin, he will see how they also have a similiar ordered society and the flaws involved.
yup, even mixed in with another golden composite metal, electrum. we already seen something like this with chromium in the naboo ships. would be expensive as hell though.
Where the Onyx Cinder crashed looks like the perfect spot to find gold. I believe that ship crashed into a body of water many many years ago. Would that ship have been fly able if it crashed onto solid ground? Maybe that trench dried up from mining some kind of metal possibly Nyix. The sword could be Grysk stuck in the skeleton.
I can see Disney having Crimson Red pull out pieces of a light saber and put it together to fight the boss villain, and think that's what everyone wants😑
I just watched it again in the 1st episode the droid instructor she speaks of planets outside the barrier and of multiple currencies. I’m certain the kids are aware of at least the other planets within the barrier
Did I notice the in structure droid giving a lesson on trade with the other 8 planets it’s the beginning seen in class I believe the lesson is on trade between the 9
I just watched it again she speaks of planets outside the barrier and of multiple currencies. I’m certain the kids are aware of at least the other planets within the barrier
The Light Side and The Dark Side, may be more about the approach, the emotions, the intent. It's like peeing in a pool, you'll have a localized "yellow zone". The Force doesn't become Dark or Light, it is that localized connection which surrounds an individual that becomes Dark or Light. Not the tool, but how one uses it. They look for vergences because they are places with strong connections to The Force, they are like a wholly yellow pool because of the previous users' concentration, or as an outlet to clear The Force of impurities.
I'm hoping Jod turns out to be a regular dude, self taught some parlor tricks after discovering he had the "gift" of the Force. I don't want any sort of Order 66 survivor Padawan connection with him, we have enough of those already. If you look back to the EU, like all of Luke's NJO were adults he found who had certain gifts or talents in xyz field without them even knowing it was due to the Force most of the time. I don't think he knows the more advanced stuff like mind tricks, but I could see him doing a push/pull. Definitely not handy with a light saber.
A well-written argument but did you not see the captain of that freight hauler tossed out the airlock? This is Crimson Jack, the comic book pirate. I am convinced by your case, however, that this Jude Law character is more of a Pirate Roberts or Aragorn than a true pirate or Sith. So, maybe like Roberts, he took on the name Crimson Jack and some of this impersonation convinced Owl Lady to call in the X-Wings on him. So, enough of a scoundrel to act like a pirate? So, he has some blood on his hands but won't mistreat minors? What kind of person does that? Someone screwed over or betrayed while he was a minor? Someone robbed by Order 66? I could see a Padawan falling in with pirates, sure. What a rotten twist for him. Having an out via a ship full of kids is quite a good turn for him. Maybe he can work out his misdeeds and honor with gratitude them coming along?
You’re incorrect Alan. There are 100,000 Jedi Force Users not 10,000. Force Users/Sensitives aren’t some rare breed of life. “It starts out a few years after Return of the Jedi and we establish pretty quickly that there’s this underworld, there are these offshoot stormtroopers who started their own planets, and that Luke is trying to restart the Jedi. He puts the word out, so out of 100,000 Jedi, maybe 50 or 100 are left. The Jedi have to grow again from scratch, so Luke has to find two- and three-year-olds, and train them. It’ll be 20 years before you have a new generation of Jedi. By the end of the trilogy Luke would have rebuilt much of the Jedi, and we would have the renewal of the New Republic, with Leia, Senator Organa, becoming the Supreme Chancellor in charge of everything.” - GL & in terms of Force Sensitives , everyone can use The Force. Force Sensitives/Users aren’t like The X-Men, or Mutants. Using The Force isn’t just this unique power only a certain amount of people have. Kasdan: The Force was available to anyone who could hook into it? Lacas: Yes, everybody can do it. kasdan: Not just the Jedi? Lucas: lt's just the Jedi who take the time to do it. Marquand: They use it as a technique. Lucas: Like yoga. If you want to take the time to do it, you can do it; but the ones that really want to do it are the ones who are into that kind of thing Also like karate. Also another misconception is that Yoda teaches Jedi, but he is like a guru; he doesn't go out and fight anybody.”-GL “If we have enough midi-chlorians ln our body, We have a certain amount of control over our Personal Force and learn how to use it, like the Buddhist practice of being able to walk on hot coals. Some people can't because they just don't have as many midi-chlorians-that's just genetics. So the more midi- chlorians we have, the more accessibility we have to the Force. So we have to be trained how to use it. For example, we can be good at math and on the piano but to become a physicist or concert pianist, you have to be trained. You have to be trained to use the Force, to use the genes that give you a talent that is different from everybody else.”-GL Through The Empire Strikes Back, Luke is learning to be a Jedi, but it's not something that you just pick in 10 minutes. The whole idea is it's very hard to learn to be a Jedi. A lot of people get confused about the Force. They see it as some special thing that you can find and pick up and put it on your head and suddenly you have the Force. Whereas it's always been designed so that every [livingl being has the Force. The amnount of Force, which is like talent or intelligence, is different in every person. Somne of it is inherited, but it's no more than a talent. It's not Something you can acquire - it's something you can learn to use. I have the power to lift that cup off the table using the Force, but I can't do it unless I have been trained to do it.- George Lucas on "The Force" George Lucas makes it clear that while everyone can use the force those with more midiclorians in their bodies have more force potential making the force more accessible to them, so force sensitives that The Jedi Collect are those with more force potential (midiclorians) then any other life form so it should be called high force sensitives instead of just force sensitives but training your force ability is what ultimately matters since regardless of the inherited talent (force potential/midiclorians) in every living being, without training they can’t grow, and training is required to master the force. This means the only entities in Star Wars that can’t use the force are droids.
What exactly is the age spread here? Considering your own estimation of this new character's age, maybe he is Cal. There have been vague hints over the last couple of years that we will soon get Cal in live action. Maybe this is it. Also, Filoni and Favreau have stated that this era of shows (or at least The Mandalorian) will run essentially "real time" so by the end of Ahsoka we "should" be at 12 or 13 ABY. If this show is concurrent to the beginning of Mando, then that doesn't matter, but if they end up interacting with any of those characters in a way that fixes it in the timeline, then we'll know.
THE JEDI ARE THE GOOD GUYS. Force-sensitive people have _literal superpowers_. The best thing to do for them is to teach them how to use those powers, and to use them for good.
I've been asking how were robots seen on former separatist worlds but what about Jedi. They would be vilified like droid in separatist worlds and also vilified on royalist worlds but could seen as Enimies of my enemy in separatist hold outs like agogbar .in the rebels episode
Pirates also might have been thieves and murders... But they also were democratic on ship on who the captain and so on also had composition for lost of limbs or if you died they would pay your family composition and the whole point of the flag jolly roger was ships would just sunder without blood shed
Idk man, I think Jod is a little too old to have been affected by Cal’s decision. He’s probably about the same age as Cal himself. Unless they wanna pass him off as a few decades younger than the actor Jude Law.
No offense, but you do sort of strike me as the type of person who could look at almost any fictional or historical society and call it evil (and/or stupid). Especially the longer they've lasted and the more documentation they have.
Is Star wars a sci-fi that ignores time dilation . Luke spend days on Dagoba whrn Han Lea and chewy&3po were spend hours in an asteroid belt . But that could when we're shown the falcon traveled at sub light speed to baspin witch was would take a year to travel 1 light year. But also compare time passes on Tatoowreen to Mandolor . Obi Wan from prequels to original trilogy to Bo Keton from clone wars to rebels even to the Mandolorian
I think Jude's character, because I can't spell his name and otherwise can't be arsed to Google it, I think he's a fraud, I agree with Fern, there are loads of ways to make things float, normally when I call this stuff I'm normally wrong, but I dunno I think some trickery will be revealed
Ego is what prevents people from being to brain washed. Doing their best becoming their best just to be their best. Problem is people confuse ego with Narcism. Believes your better then everyone because you just are . And deserve everything on shifting standards
I love Cal. He's easily my favorite original Star Wars character since Disney's takeover. Love his design, his philosophy (the theme of hope of fighting for a better tomorrow) and his versatility as a warrior.
He's a badass and reminds me of another, of Future Trunks from DBZ. Dope as hell 🔥
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I think he is the only Jedi to actively use a blaster, as opposed to before they get a saber or as a last ditch, in cannon right now.
@@SpottedHares Ezra Bridgers first lightsaber had a blaster hilt, but it got destroyed. Kanan Jarrus used it better than Ezra did though 😆
He easily made it to my favorite Starwars character
Neil is a precious delightful source of all that is light and good in the universe and you take his name out of your MOUTH! ;-)
We will not stand for this slander!
He is a child, whatever his species.
@@christinearmingtonisn’t he a juvenile Max Rebo (Ortolan)?
Well darn homie. Ok
@@SilasZoeBellno the writers said hes a different species
Kanan was a bounty hunter and smuggler.
He only joined the rebellion because Hera joined up and they were sleeping together.
"twilek tail making me question my loyalty to the emperor" Kanan probably
@@fruitylerlups530 I mean, have you seen Garza Fwip? Hot dang!
@@fruitylerlups530 I mean, she had some nice tails...
Or, yaknow, Hera actually inspired him to fight the Empire cause she's a good Rebel leader and all?
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New Dawn explains this in detail @@OllamhDrab
Apparently, It took the Falcon 6 months on it’s backup class 10 hyperdrive to travel from Hoth to Bespin and Luke was training with Yoda for most of that time.
Lol
It's not commonly known, especially with how the sequel trilogy and movies like solo present hyperspace travel. Outside of dope ships like the falcon, when running properly, most hyperspace travel was still kinda slow compared to how we as viewers perceived it. Great point my dude!
I think it was said Luke trained a year with Yoda. We don't know how long Han and co. were at Bespin before Luke showed up.
I always loved Cal Kestis but i didnt really understand his greater role in the galaxy but this video made me get it. He gave young force sensitives something the Jedi wouldnt do even in the Republic.. he gave them freedom.
I think he was an older youngling when Order 66 happened. If he had fallen with a pirate like Hondo Ohnaka I could see him being trained as a pirate and Hondo being Hondo would want to keep him close as a trophy, so he would be groomed as a pirate captain.
I think Wimm's idealistic belief in the jedi will make him remember who he was.
10,000 Jedi, not 10,000 total force users.
I'm 51 and even though I still look darn good I don't look as good as Jude Law !
Not with that attitude you don't!
There must be more than 10k force sensitives in the galaxy at once. Just doing the math, there were 10k Jedi, plus at least 2 other force sensitive factions, I'm not counting the Sith since 2 is margin of error.
It's not that odd that a Pirate wouldn't be aligned to the dark side; historically many became Pirates through rebelling against a larger navy, state, or corporation that was treating the crew poorly and taking their ship.
(Edit: I can't spell)
I'd say the prequels had no point about the Jedi being evil, but rather just conceited, arrogant and lost the reason behind the rules rather than just being evil. Evil is not defined by those criteria, even arrogance. Instead of being weary of anger, hate and other similar emotions, they just outright outlawed them. That might be the natural outcome of what is necessary to fight the dark side, but instead of fighting the dark side they are just ticking off the checkboxes that others did.
Alan’s views on the Jedi always seem bizarre to me. He takes a very harsh/diluted/cynical view of them. Like if his transmission goes out on his car, does he trash the whole vehicle? No, get a new transmission and start again.
Edit: Alan’s 2012 Era Libertarian soul led him astray.
The Jedi, like many irl corporations, lost their core reason for existence. Their organizations culture shifted and deviated from what they originally stood for.
@@raininglogic thats diff than blaming them for Republic downfall like Alan does/has. He pretty much takes the ‘abuser’ idea of “look, you made me hit you.” when it comes to Jedi/Republic versus the Sith. Also he always says the Jedi steal force-sensitives, which is not true. I cant tell of he’s being funny anymore haha
"from where I stand the Jedi are evil" or whatever Annie said
@@raininglogic not quite an apt comparison. A corporation is has the goal of making profit. Just because their product or service is good for the consumer doesn't mean their goal was ever to provide something good to the consumer, just that it was the most profitable way. So what happens when that is no longer the most profitable? Well you continue after your goal and shift your approach.
The Jedi had the opposite problem. They maintained their goal (ideal) and their methods. However, they did not properly realize why they were worked or were necessary. So when there is a new challenge that throws their understanding out the window, they can't adapt. If anything it's a better comparison to modern society where we know that to be tolerant is good, however it got taken to such an extreme that we just know to be tolerant, but not where to draw the line.
Zimo said it best in the Captain America show: “The desire to become super human cannot be separated from supremacist ideals”. This is, at least in part, the downfall of the Jedi.
10:47 Alan: “Don’t become a vigilante.”
Me: “But I’m Batman. 😢”
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Your analysis is always on point. Came to the same conclusions. The system the Jedi created I don't think it was evil, but rather it was unwilling to change and was too dogmatic. Their arrogance in the perfection of their system and structure was their destruction. Had they been open to adaptation and less adherent to Dogma, the order may have survived. Qui-Gon tried to show the way. Not even Yoda listened until he had to confront a bitter Luke and burn down the old.
Only reason why this guy is free is because cal and Jocasta destroyed the archives.
Makes you wonder how meny booken there are now just out there
it's an interesting character and jude law is doing a great job bringing it to life. it's a good decision to cast a core adult alongside the children, he doesn't have to be the star but he's keeping things on track.
Def feel like hes not been a practicing jedi for a LONG time
Video idea, what would a modern conventional war look like in Star Wars, and what would the best doctrine be? (modern era, considering all trilogies are poor examples of a proper war)
The kids are talking about how the episode Bryce directed is their favorite.
Jod Na Nawood is Captain Crimson Jack Silvo.
Yes! They should've been doing stuff like this from the beginning.... oh, wait. They did!
They _'fixed'_ the prequels with *The Clone Wars* for a lot of people. They'll do the same for the sequels, only better, with live-action.
I really hope you’re right. I expect to see Thrawn destroy the New Republic, as it was already very weak prior to The Force Awakens.
@@SilasZoeBell Yeah. They were demilitarizing and rebuilding their infrastructure instead of getting ready for the next threat, which was eminent from the power vacuum. The Hutts, the Imperial Remnant, or just the people who wanted to keep fighting for their way of life.
Centrists represented a political faction advocating for a strong central galactic government with centralized power, while Populists favored more autonomy for individual planets and a decentralized system, with a focus on planetary sovereignty, essentially acting as a more libertarian political group. Leia Organa often clashed with Centrist elements within the New Republic Senate, which sometimes lead to tensions and ultimately the rise of the First Order, largely composed of former Imperial Centrists seeking a return to centralized control.
Crimson jack is the starlord of Star Wars.
I predict Cal will show up in SC at around episode 7 where all will be revealed regarding Jude Law's character.
He won't. They have to finish the 3rd game before he even appears in live action.
Considering that there are trillions of sentient life forms in the star wars galaxy, there's got to be at least millions of force users, but only around 10,000 jedi at a time, as there are different levels of force sensitivity, where most force users will be like han solo, then a lot like maze katana, and the top 1% of force users being jedi and sith
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Recently started attempting to run some RP campaigns on Star Wars the Old Republic. One thing I wasn't prepared for and that's really putting me off of the fandom lately is the number of people who only want to view the Jedi as these righteous Pseduo Christian for whom might makes right and who actively insist that you must uphold the deliberately problematic and flawed aspects of the Jedi in the Clone Wars as being infallibly correct. While I tend to design my campaigns so players get a ton of freedom, I tend to also design them with moral questions where the most ethical choices generally aim for somewhere in the buddhist or taoist views of the force, but people will sit there and argue with me out of character that they should be able to commit war crimes or straight up genocide in the name of the republic and that I'm bad for making them look like bad people for doing it.
How is genocide a Pseudo Christian thing?
@@CommanderSammerever read a history book?
@@carlost856The theology and institutional practices of Christianity, most especially Catholic Christianity, has historically been one of the epitomes of “Peaceful, not Harmless” the intent of The Crusades, contrary to popular belief, was defensive in nature according to most modern and contemporary scholars, though the intent of the crusaders were far more multifaceted.
Please, I beg of you, read some actual history, not pop-history designed for easy mass consumption.
That is deeply depressing and I feel for you dude
These frickin' puns must be stopped! 😂
You take that back... Neil is cutest of them all
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Wim idolises the Jedi as to him they represent adventure, and an escape from an oppressive system that seeks to determine his future from a young age. For Jod, the Jedi were the oppressive system. I think he left by choice, prior to Order 66
Was hoping I wasn't alone in seeing this potential
Ego is what prevents people from being to brain washed. Doing their best becoming their best just to be their best. Problem is people confuse ego with Narcism. Believes your better then everyone because you just are . And deserve everything on shifting standards
No thats not what ego is or does. You can 100% want to improve and be better without ego. You are right however that ego is not the same thing as narcism. Everyone has ego, not everyone is a narc. A narc does however have a very strong ego. Ego is NOT you. Your ego is a part of you, but it is not you. Therefore it is NOT needed to have a desire to improve or grow. Ego can make you want to improve. But usualy when you do that because of ego your doing it for the wrong reasons. Any action you commit while being informed by your ego is an action of seeking validation. You want people to worship you, see you, applaud you, tell you your right/smart/strong/amazing/beautifull. Not an action of actual growth. If you can improve because of simply wanting to be better at something , regardles of validation for it, your doing it without ego.
Ego does not prevent people from being brain washed. In fact people with strong ego's are the easiest to brainwash amongs all people alive because they are the easiest to manipulate. The more strong your ego is the easier it is to stroke it and manipulate you one way, or to make the ego feel insulted/hurt and manipulate it the other way. People without/weak ego (and those with strong ego's who have grown aware of them and learned how to not let their ego's run the place) are the hardest to brainwash because their sense of self doesnt depend on validation or an outside source. Ego does. And anything and anyone that depends on an outside source for validation or their sense of self is a vurnale target for brainwashing. Its why people with strong ego have strong reactions when they get insulted, or judged or scolded or questioned. People with strong ego take things more personal more quickly. People with strong ego are more likely to view themselves as the victem and be less likely to self reflect on their own actions. And these are narc traits, but normal people are not JUST their ego. They have a lot more going for them. Narcs are those who are ruled by their ego the most. Ego at its worst.
Lack of ego does not equal lack of sense of self. It also doesnt equal not having a spine or strong believes. And Lack of ego does not equal lack of motivation or lack of drive.
Ego doesnt provide these things by default. It CAN but for the wrong reasons. Ego needs validation. And seeking validation from an outside source is one of the best ways to ruin your life and mental health.
@amberanime ego doesn't need external sourcs validation .unless you consider reality validation. Even then ego is a modal of ideal self . People who who talk about ego as a bad have want you to have slave mentality.
The desire to be better without ego is based deep internal shame give by other people to make you feel you'l never be good enough ego is persuit of pride . And its institutions slave morality creates narcissism being told your Devinely superior .
Ego is model ideal to reach for even if you never reach it
The world your looking for is Self-Esteem, ego is distorted self esteem (often a defence mechanism) that extends its realms beyond its reach. Ego is greedy self-esteem trying to take up the space of Loyalty, Responsibility and Compassion. Perfect example of this is Dooku, Dooku's ego overruled those, and he became a megalomaniac.
3:19 Regarding a cap at 10,000 total Force-sensitives at one time:
I don't buy that. It is more likely that the limited number of Jedi seekers to detect and acquire these Force-sensitives kept the number low, but also - not all with Force-sensitivity were suitable candidates to be taken by the Jedi. And then you've gotta raise and train these little munchkins, some ending up fodder for the Jedi Service Corps because they under-performed. Don't forget dangerous missions and space accidents that caused numbers in The Order to dwindle (eg. quickly lost like 8 Jedi in The Acolyte).
The Jedi and The Sith are but two Force traditions in the Galaxy (based on the Je'daii), there are many more - from the Aleen, to the Dathomirian Nightsisters, and beyond - most species had some connection to The Force and had developed their own interactions and understandings of The Force.
In the episode mentioned with Cad Bane stealing the Holocron, that's like keeping cash under your mattress. Get those Force-sensitives and start investing in them, don't keep them on a shelf. Trillions upon trillions of sentients in the Galaxy, a 10,000 limit when The Force flows through everyone, is just silly. There's thousands of Force traditions, usually baked into a culture.
I think the Jedi only took those with the most potential for the Force into their organization and kept tabs on the rest they didn't take. These people may not be able to join the Jedi Order but if they had kids then this gave the Jedi a place to start to search for new younglings to test across generations.
Wonder if resources were carried out of the outer rim . The Empire was taking resources from the outer rim before it was an empire . Another reason the The Rebellion was a extection of separatist
I think you forgot about that fact that he threw that captain out of the airlock because he wouldn't open the safe even though they had a way to access the safe anyway.
Maybe there were specific Jedi trained to be able to detect young force sensitives. Maybe even before they are born. Perhaps they use a Cerebro type thing. That would be cool.
He ordered the capture of the ship and therefore the killing of the defenders. Not only that, he also ordered the caption out the airlock. Ja is not a wholly good or moral character at all. So far his saving grace is he has been conscious of being "good" around the children.
Dude he threw a civilian out of an airlock.
In fairness, he told someone else to do it. They didn't have to.
All I’m gonna say is Neil’s dad won his freedom after shredding on the keyboard at Jana’s palace episode 6
It occurred to me that if he is a trained jedi, he is someone who had a structured, disaplinned childhood, watching over these kids who seem to spend most of their time goofing around. I think when they get back to at attin, he will see how they also have a similiar ordered society and the flaws involved.
Does gold Exist in star wars gold is act look for insolating against space radiation. Coating space ships or In side of blasters
yup, even mixed in with another golden composite metal, electrum. we already seen something like this with chromium in the naboo ships. would be expensive as hell though.
@@Spartan3D213how the hell did you even know what the dude was asking😂
Where the Onyx Cinder crashed looks like the perfect spot to find gold. I believe that ship crashed into a body of water many many years ago. Would that ship have been fly able if it crashed onto solid ground? Maybe that trench dried up from mining some kind of metal possibly Nyix. The sword could be Grysk stuck in the skeleton.
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I can see Disney having Crimson Red pull out pieces of a light saber and put it together to fight the boss villain, and think that's what everyone wants😑
I just watched it again in the 1st episode the droid instructor she speaks of planets outside the barrier and of multiple currencies. I’m certain the kids are aware of at least the other planets within the barrier
I wonder, if Disney kept to the lore, if Jason Solo could have assassinated his father as easily as Kylo did 😢!
Did I notice the in structure droid giving a lesson on trade with the other 8 planets it’s the beginning seen in class I believe the lesson is on trade between the 9
I just watched it again she speaks of planets outside the barrier and of multiple currencies. I’m certain the kids are aware of at least the other planets within the barrier
The Light Side and The Dark Side, may be more about the approach, the emotions, the intent. It's like peeing in a pool, you'll have a localized "yellow zone". The Force doesn't become Dark or Light, it is that localized connection which surrounds an individual that becomes Dark or Light. Not the tool, but how one uses it.
They look for vergences because they are places with strong connections to The Force, they are like a wholly yellow pool because of the previous users' concentration, or as an outlet to clear The Force of impurities.
I'm hoping Jod turns out to be a regular dude, self taught some parlor tricks after discovering he had the "gift" of the Force. I don't want any sort of Order 66 survivor Padawan connection with him, we have enough of those already. If you look back to the EU, like all of Luke's NJO were adults he found who had certain gifts or talents in xyz field without them even knowing it was due to the Force most of the time.
I don't think he knows the more advanced stuff like mind tricks, but I could see him doing a push/pull. Definitely not handy with a light saber.
I hope the pirate isn't Kal Kestis in a weird twist. Oh wait, there is a new Jedi game coming out.
A well-written argument but did you not see the captain of that freight hauler tossed out the airlock? This is Crimson Jack, the comic book pirate. I am convinced by your case, however, that this Jude Law character is more of a Pirate Roberts or Aragorn than a true pirate or Sith. So, maybe like Roberts, he took on the name Crimson Jack and some of this impersonation convinced Owl Lady to call in the X-Wings on him. So, enough of a scoundrel to act like a pirate? So, he has some blood on his hands but won't mistreat minors? What kind of person does that? Someone screwed over or betrayed while he was a minor? Someone robbed by Order 66? I could see a Padawan falling in with pirates, sure. What a rotten twist for him. Having an out via a ship full of kids is quite a good turn for him. Maybe he can work out his misdeeds and honor with gratitude them coming along?
You’re incorrect Alan. There are 100,000 Jedi Force Users not 10,000. Force Users/Sensitives aren’t some rare breed of life.
“It starts out a few years after Return of the Jedi and we establish pretty quickly that there’s this underworld, there are these offshoot stormtroopers who started their own planets, and that Luke is trying to restart the Jedi. He puts the word out, so out of 100,000 Jedi, maybe 50 or 100 are left. The Jedi have to grow again from scratch, so Luke has to find two- and three-year-olds, and train them. It’ll be 20 years before you have a new generation of Jedi. By the end of the trilogy Luke would have rebuilt much of the Jedi, and we would have the renewal of the New Republic, with Leia, Senator Organa, becoming the Supreme Chancellor in charge of everything.” - GL
& in terms of Force Sensitives , everyone can use The Force. Force Sensitives/Users aren’t like The X-Men, or Mutants. Using The Force isn’t just this unique power only a certain amount of people have.
Kasdan: The Force was available to anyone who could hook into it?
Lacas: Yes, everybody can do it.
kasdan: Not just the Jedi?
Lucas: lt's just the Jedi who take the time to do it.
Marquand: They use it as a technique.
Lucas: Like yoga. If you want to take the time to do it, you can do it; but the ones that really
want to do it are the ones who are into that kind of thing Also like karate. Also another misconception is that Yoda teaches Jedi, but he is like a guru; he doesn't go out and fight anybody.”-GL
“If we have enough midi-chlorians ln our body, We have a certain amount of control over our Personal Force and learn how to use it, like the Buddhist practice of being able to walk on hot coals. Some people can't because they just don't have as
many midi-chlorians-that's just genetics. So the more midi-
chlorians we have, the more accessibility we have to the Force.
So we have to be trained how to use it. For example, we can be good at math and on the piano but to become a physicist or concert pianist, you have to be trained. You have to be trained to use the Force, to use the genes that give you a talent that is different from everybody else.”-GL
Through The Empire Strikes Back, Luke is learning to be a Jedi, but it's not something that you just pick in 10 minutes. The whole idea is it's very hard to learn to be a Jedi. A lot of people get confused about the Force. They see it as some special thing that you can find and pick up and put it on your head and suddenly you have the
Force. Whereas it's always been designed so that every [livingl being has the Force. The amnount of Force, which is like talent or intelligence, is different in every person. Somne of it is inherited, but it's no more than a talent. It's not Something you can acquire - it's something you can
learn to use. I have the power to lift that cup off the table using the Force, but I can't do it unless I have been trained to do it.- George Lucas on "The Force"
George Lucas makes it clear that while everyone can use the force those with more midiclorians in their bodies have more force potential making the force more accessible to them, so force sensitives that The Jedi Collect are those with more force potential (midiclorians) then any other life form so it should be called high force sensitives instead of just force sensitives but training your force ability is what ultimately matters since regardless of the inherited talent (force potential/midiclorians) in every living being, without training they can’t grow, and training is required to master the force. This means the only entities in Star Wars that can’t use the force are droids.
Wow looks like you stirred up a hornet's nest down there Alan👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
As usual Thanks Alan👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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Ain't no wizard cult taking my kids
Wow I just had a thought. Why didn't they just Reattach Anakin's arm ?????? HOW AM I JUST THINKING ABOUT THIS??????
Aye-eeee. I watched this entire video. I believe in the Republic and Democracy. Aye-eeee.
A welcome surprise
What if Jod na is actually originally from At Attin and is just trying to get back home.
I really though Jod Na Nawood was Cal Kestis under an new alies and life. I mean Cal's red hair will make him a good Crimson Jack.
Oooo-teenee!
What exactly is the age spread here? Considering your own estimation of this new character's age, maybe he is Cal. There have been vague hints over the last couple of years that we will soon get Cal in live action. Maybe this is it. Also, Filoni and Favreau have stated that this era of shows (or at least The Mandalorian) will run essentially "real time" so by the end of Ahsoka we "should" be at 12 or 13 ABY. If this show is concurrent to the beginning of Mando, then that doesn't matter, but if they end up interacting with any of those characters in a way that fixes it in the timeline, then we'll know.
Team Neil
THE JEDI ARE THE GOOD GUYS. Force-sensitive people have _literal superpowers_. The best thing to do for them is to teach them how to use those powers, and to use them for good.
I've been asking how were robots seen on former separatist worlds but what about Jedi. They would be vilified like droid in separatist worlds and also vilified on royalist worlds but could seen as Enimies of my enemy in separatist hold outs like agogbar .in the rebels episode
Pirates also might have been thieves and murders... But they also were democratic on ship on who the captain and so on also had composition for lost of limbs or if you died they would pay your family composition and the whole point of the flag jolly roger was ships would just sunder without blood shed
...or that music illustrates the feelings of the CHILD.
so many disarmed gags :)
Idk man, I think Jod is a little too old to have been affected by Cal’s decision. He’s probably about the same age as Cal himself. Unless they wanna pass him off as a few decades younger than the actor Jude Law.
Do we know if Allen is single? Just curious.
Interesting 🤔
K’ymm is a furry?!🤦♀️😂
4 children, not 3.
I don't even think that he is force sensitive.
No offense, but you do sort of strike me as the type of person who could look at almost any fictional or historical society and call it evil (and/or stupid). Especially the longer they've lasted and the more documentation they have.
Isn't that a sock?
Oh my ! Such bad puns....
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I’m cal kestis
Ja na na na who?
I thought some fore sensitives had their own species
Omg.. racist and anti-institution in one video. Someone needs an old school Lucasfilm whoopin
What about species mature faster or Born more intelligent or less impressionable or intuitive.
Is Star wars a sci-fi that ignores time dilation . Luke spend days on Dagoba whrn Han Lea and chewy&3po were spend hours in an asteroid belt . But that could when we're shown the falcon traveled at sub light speed to baspin witch was would take a year to travel 1 light year. But also compare time passes on Tatoowreen to Mandolor . Obi Wan from prequels to original trilogy to Bo Keton from clone wars to rebels even to the Mandolorian
Honestly I don’t even think he has the force. I think that he just used some kind of trick to get the key
Ahsoka should have been animated..."Dad Bod" Thrawn paled in comparison to animated Thrawn.
Too many carbs on Peridia 🤷♀️😂
I think Jude's character, because I can't spell his name and otherwise can't be arsed to Google it, I think he's a fraud, I agree with Fern, there are loads of ways to make things float, normally when I call this stuff I'm normally wrong, but I dunno I think some trickery will be revealed
Or darth maul
Press X to defeat Darth Vader.
Why are these awful games? Credits? They shouldn't have the jedi name on them
I'm still going for 66 survivor 💪
Ego is what prevents people from being to brain washed. Doing their best becoming their best just to be their best. Problem is people confuse ego with Narcism. Believes your better then everyone because you just are . And deserve everything on shifting standards