extremists are assholes. Whether you think races shouldn't mix because you feel you are somehow more entitled to a good life because you happened to be born in a first-world nation to an affluent family or you think those who were born to an affluent family should be crucified and the bad deeds of minorities glorified, you're an asshole. The truth lies between the extremes: hard work and charity are good and should be praised. Those who have much should be charitable to those who have less because it makes the world a better place and were the tables reveresed, we'd like the same charity if possible.

But we shouldn't hate third-world people or be afraid of them because some of them turn to crime and terrorism to make ends meet and we shouldn't turn a blind eye to the dangers of class assimilation without proper integration technique. We shouldn't hate rich people just because some are assholes, but we shouldn't pander to them because they control the world. The rich and powerful are as much a problem if not more than the poor, uneducated third-worlders. But we can fix poor third-world, angry, uneducated problems simply by taxing the wealthy more, closing loopholes, and paying for those who have no chance at education, healthy food and a good life. If everyone has a decent life, very few will turn to crime. Sure, some people are twisted and need crime to get their kicks, but if everyone's intelligent and happy, that number will go way down.

/rant

then this is the worst game I've ever played

well, to be fair, it is only half a life... the other half is probably DLC

All the things that aren't human in Australia want to kill you, but it's all the humans in Russia that will kill you.

George Lucas has by no means been a perfect writer.(as evidenced by 1999-2005)
therefore Star Wars can by no means be considered a perfect series.
If George Lucas makes contradictory plot points, we have to accept them as canon, as he held the artistic freedom to do what he wants with the plot. Now he has passed the torch onto a respectful company with equally respectful writers, directors and producers who hold the same rights.

Also, you don't get to talk shit about The Force Awakens when you've only seen 3 minutes of it.

The Clone Wars cartoon was created by George Lucas in 2008.
Disney acquired lucasfilm in 2012.
Clone Wars + The Force Awakens are canon according to Disney and thus Lucas.
Disney can control what is canon because George Lucas sold the rights of the franchise to them. He would not have done so if he didn't trust them. And if he trusts them, I do too.

PS I subscribe to Lucas's canon - NOT that from Disney.

huh, I thought Disney made that one. But if Lucas made it, how come it has so many inconsistencies with the normal canon?

George Lucas has by no means been a perfect writer.(as evidenced by 1999-2005)
therefore Star Wars can by no means be considered a perfect series.
If George Lucas makes contradictory plot points, we have to accept them as canon, as he held the artistic freedom to do what he wants with the plot. Now he has passed the torch onto a respectful company with equally respectful writers, directors and producers who hold the same rights.

Also, you don't get to talk shit about The Force Awakens when you've only seen 3 minutes of it.

>non canon > disney

disney now controls the canon storyline.

uh.... no. Lucas wrote episodes I-VI. Disney added tons of shit between III and IV which doesn't add up with IV-VI. It's Lucas's vision, so his shit is canon. The Disney Clone Wars 3D shit doesn't belong to canon. I haven't seen episode VII yet, but it may or may not be canon. I downloaded a cam version and within the first 15 minutes I see that there is basically a re-incarnation of Darth Vader - complete with breathing apparatus and black poly-vinyl costume and cape, and an old man and young man in the desert. I fell asleep shortly after that. It was really confusing and seemed like a re-boot if anything.

The Clone Wars cartoon was created by George Lucas in 2008.
Disney acquired lucasfilm in 2012.
Clone Wars + The Force Awakens are canon according to Disney and thus Lucas.
Disney can control what is canon because George Lucas sold the rights of the franchise to them. He would not have done so if he didn't trust them. And if he trusts them, I do too.

PS I subscribe to Lucas's canon - NOT that from Disney.

huh, I thought Disney made that one. But if Lucas made it, how come it has so many inconsistencies with the normal canon?

George Lucas has by no means been a perfect writer.(as evidenced by 1999-2005)
therefore Star Wars can by no means be considered a perfect series.
If George Lucas makes contradictory plot points, we have to accept them as canon, as he held the artistic freedom to do what he wants with the plot. Now he has passed the torch onto a respectful company with equally respectful writers, directors and producers who hold the same rights.

Also, you don't get to talk shit about The Force Awakens when you've only seen 3 minutes of it.

Thought that was just shading.

Okay, fair. You've had an 11 year head start on me. But you confirmed one of the possibilities of my question, which was age. Of course if you're older I wouldn't expect you to care or pay attention to 'modern' video games, except if you had kids that did.

Happy Birthday, mine was 5 days ago.

happy birthday to you too, friend. You should play Dig Dug or Bubble Bobble or Marble Madness and I'll play a newer game like Battlefront if I can pirate it.