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From what I've seen from the Clone Wars TV series, Kenobi did have a romantic relationship with Satine, but because he was a Jedi, he had to part ways with her. Maul did use their relationship to his advantage in hopes of making Kenobi suffer, but while Maul did successfully kill Satine in front in Kenobi, his own brother and apprentice Savage would later be killed by his former master, Darth Sidious.
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Can't say for certain. I hardly ever come here, so I can never really understand some of the stuff that goes on around here.
I was just talking about how the manner in which J.K Rowling disclosed Dumbledore's sexuality was bad and hamfisted and broke immersion, and someone brought up a comparison to Obi-Wan which turned out to not even be a comparable example since that was disclosed within the story anyway.
"Ultra Chess".
Thanks. That actually means a lot. And I guess that's why this hurts so much, I actually cared for her and our future so much. I've had plenty of break ups, they're nothing new to me, but nothings brought me to tears like this...
That was not what I meant, I was talking specificaly about the movies
Word of God CAN be used like that
Download the EO demo, nerd
Leaving out trivial details isn't bad writing, but an authour wanting a character to be perceived a certain way in relation to something trivial (then again, the sexuality of a character isn't always trivial, and fans of the character might want to know it) without leaving any breadcrumbs that might hint at a character having a specific trait, is poor writing. If they have to make it up later on and out of universe while having never hinted at it, they have failed at implementing that character trait in an immersive way. That's poor writing. Objectively, like you can't even debate this, it's just the basics of writing. The last thing you want is to pull your audience out of the experience or warp their perceptions on a character beyond what was presented in your work, for no reason. And that's exactly what J.K Rowling went and did.
Can't be worse than Geno arguments lol.
Calling it: the next title of the thread will be "The Dumbledore Thread"
Well, games can be in development for years, so it's possible he'll continue to be listed for quite some time. Even if they stop listing him as Executive Producer, as long as he touched the game at somepoint during his lifetime, I'm sure there will continue to be a memorium segment for him.
We probably wouldn't because people wouldn't care to bring it up. The fact it has to do with his sexuality though, means certain people are bound to be passionate on the subject and will try to defend it as good writing regardless of whether or not it actually is.What I wonder is, if it was a different trait, like say, him liking chocolate cake,if we would even be having this discussion of dumbledore.
Well, the discussion is finished now.
"This Game is dedicated to our wingman who fell in battle".
I also had ideas for art tributes for Iwata that I never got around to. I was too busy at the time.
Or the Daisy arguments, but those days are long over.
Remember. The customer is always right.
Getting triggered over a gun, typical America.
Ironically, guns laws in your country are much more strict compared to here. Hunting is fine and dandy, but you can't use that semi-automatic rifle anywhere else. But it won't be long until America slowly adopts such rules.
OMG Where can I get one of those
Remember. The customer is always right.
* yes, it was completely intended. *Was the pun intended?
This is embarrassingly true. A recent shooting Tasmania among other things are to blame for how things changed since the 80's.
Make sure you're not accidentally using that if you're playing Duck Hunt.
The Precision Syndicate, a gun manufacturing company. The producer made this custom gun for a friend, so you would probably have to befriend one of the employees to get your own premium Zapper.
I can see where you're coming from, but it's rather subjective. Because, again, it doesn't objectively affect the quality of the books. It wasn't added into it, because it didn't need to.
