@@jw5425 because it would be dumb to use the same cut scene from an older game. They need something new, and what they did was something way more brutal than the original.
Also it's a lego game i like it having comedy. The game is for kids and than just making a pile of shit like in tfa where Han's death was like action movie fight (changing too quick scenes). In tss they knew that the same thing won't work so they made it look funnier like a lego game.
The new game is great but I feel like the death scenes are handled way too childlike compared to the complete saga I mean you saw lego figures flat out decapitated and it was still funny
Only some of these deaths are more toonish. The stuff that happened with Grievous and Maul was brutal. Count Dooku actually had his head decapitated, though it was off-screen. I don’t know if Jango’s fully counts as he more so received a brutal bashing as opposed to showing him die, so it’s 50/50 on him.
@@fa11endawn16 Older Lego Games relied solely on physical comedy, since the mumbles prohibited lengthy explainations, or puns and the like, so the old formula was a lot of miming and physical comedy. Then more recent games did a mix of the traditional and a more dialogue based approach for both story and comedy Because Skywalker Saga is designed with Mumble Mode in mind they returned to the classic formula a lot more so Mumble Mode would work properly.
In TFA they went with the same level of seriousness in the movie and that feels at point. But in TSS they did what LEGO games are better at doing. Take serious scenes and make them funny, dumb and hillarious so the essence is felt both in point and also entertaining. Both are great in their own ways. There is seriousness for those who love the original. And there is funny shenanigans for those who love LEGO.
2016 is the first and only time Harrison Ford has ever voiced Han Solo in a video game. And yes, he recorded voiceover for the game. His dialogue wasn’t archived from the movie because he speaks during gameplay too
No. There was a time when LEGO used the voices from the movies... And it really didn't go well. LEGO The Avengers did it and there wasn't a good usage of dialogues from the movies. Since it was most of it was sly remarks at each other.
Not like this. Most of the death scenes in the Complete Saga are serious. This is pure ridiculous. I find most of the Lego humour alright but this I just can't take seriously (I'm TT Games "target audience" as well)
@@themarvelboy3818 One thing I noticed about the original Lego Star wars games that the major deaths aren't played up for laughs but minor deaths are (The rebels in the beginning of episode 4 are still alive, but Captains Antilles gets choked out at the end of the level)
I think the originals put a perfect balance of humor and realism of death. Death is not a happy concept, no matter how you want to celebrate it. No one truly is happy to have their significant other die. To me this these newer entires have become shy of portraying death, and is starting to make society become more coddled and idiotic.
To be fair, I somewhat agree in films. I'd argue heavily if you considered deaths such as in the Clone Wars and other series. Ngl the only reason I found it even the slightest bit sad is because of Chewie in the background tho In movies the most emotional deaths I can think of are probably Darth Vader, Obi-Wan, Shmi, Mace Windu, and possibly Luke and Leia. Also all those people in Rogue One whose names I can not remember 😅
Unfortunately. And they missed a lot of the Open World. They shouldn't have chosen Star Wars as a subject test for their engine... Hopefully they'll stick with Unreal Engine (as before right?).
Tbh I think TSS does a better job. Yes, TFA one is more accurate, but being totally accurate isn't the point of the LEGO games. The LEGO games are supposed to take a funnier and dumber approach to whatever they are recreating. Moments that should've been serious are transformed into something that can make you chuckle, or just roll your eyes while thinking "They did not just make that joke". TFA keeps the seriousness from the original scene, Kylo killing Han directly just like in the movie, just adding some Stormtroopers reacting to the scene. TSS decides to make something new and turns the scene into something dumb by having Han cutting a hole on the floor by accident and Kylo making him fall. Also as a side note, having a new dub instead of taking it directly from the movie gives them a free path to make more jokes like this (even though it is not fully shown here) TL;DR: TSS did it better at what LEGO games are supposed to do to the story.
The force awakens also pulled the voice line audio right from the film making the humor in that game very limited. Skywalker saga used a completely original voice cast (minus a few characters like Lando and 3PO).
To add to the new version, it was a lot more wholesome when Han helped repairing the lightsaber, despite the lightsaber was for the sith, he still did it for his son, even if it meant that the lightsaber would be the cause of his death.
@@theawsomecheese9714 I did honestly like that. In the film and the original game, the line “Will you help me”, obviously was Kylo making his father think that he wanted help turning to the light side, while in this game, the line mentions that he needs help repairing his saber. Yes, the new version was very wholesome and that’s also part of the point of Lego games: Wholesome in a way as well
I kinda miss the actual movie lines in the games. LEGO Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit in particular. Even better in TFA was having the movie cast record new lines
Honestly Force Awakens has only 2 things over the Skywalker Saga. I really like the lightsabers for Force Awakens, they allow for some cool designs. And I understand Mumble mode had to be taken into account, but I feel the death scenes could've been handled slightly better. I mean there's the character customization missing too, which I hope they somehow bring back, but honestly Skywalker Saga is a way better game than this by a long shot.
It also has one other thing over TSS, the fact that they got all the actors from the movies to record lines for the game instead of ripping lines straight from the movie or hiring sound alikes that sound absolutely nothing like the actual actors
@@ElijahOz15 if my comment gets deleted again cuz of the link just look up the Hollywood Reporter article called ‘Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Writer Talks New Mythology and Celebrity Voices They literally recorded the game dialogue
Team meeting: "ok so we know what happens in the star wars movies so we need to spice it up" That one animator absently making Lego Qui-gon receive multiple concussions in imperial march song for fun.
I personally like the force awakens game version cause it is just more like the film and this scene did ketch a lot of people off guard so even for a Lego game it was realistic. I have no problem with the new version it’s just not my cup of tea if ya know what I mean
@@CleetusBilly no, so basically: he wanted to stop comedy, or tone it down a bit, to pay respect to a character dying, there’s nothing wrong with that.
@@CleetusBilly I said in specific scenes it should be limited, just that, I didn’t say remove comedy from the whole game, nor did I say I dislike the game overall. I personally prefer the 2016 death of Han because the joke in tss just didn’t land for me. Then again it’s personal preference I don’t have the assumption that my opinion is the only right option and everyone else’s is wrong, I stated my preference, because that’s my take on it.
All the lightsabers in The Skywalker Saga are just generic Lightsaber Hilts, whereas ai think in Lego The Force Awakens they actually gave Rey and Kylo's lightsaber hilts their own accurate models.
@@Deathlygunn but they are not real lego. In that game everything is made from real lego. Even the ships and some rooms. Everything was built from lego and put into the game.
0:02 BEN! han solo your son is gone snok his using you for your power what he gets what he wants he will crush you come home we miss you (lightsaber truns on) Rey: noooo😰
My main issue with the Skywalker Saga's cutscenes is that many of the most serious moments in the movies are turned nonsensical (especially the deaths), and it takes away so much of the impact and weight of the story EDIT: To clarify, I’m not saying that these types of moments should be 100% serious. It’s good for these games to inject a little bit of fun into moments like these (like the stormtroopers reacting to the drama). What I *don’t* like is when such a significant moment is filled with like 50 nonstop gags one right after another that makes you lose all sense of what the event was supposed to mean in the original story.
While the previous game: the force awakens made the scenes quicker and funny... but still accurate at the same time.... with the skywalker saga it's just flat out rushed with no comedy at times and so scenes are completely missed.... Like there's scenes I was expecting and never got... and the scenes we were given felt like they were going 100 mph... I mean look at the battle of crait... whole battle in a literal second. Love the game... but I think they need to go back and add a few cut scenes..... mostly with sequels.... then again maybe the games just making fun of the sequels and how bad the story was. 🙄 😆
I've seen the movies, I've had the serious versions. I want this physical comedy from my lego games. It's meant to be fun and laid back. I find it very impressive that they manage to make deaths seem very funny and friendly as they should. Just like the og lego games
Yeah, they even removed the scene where starkiller base destroys the new republic, a HUGE moment in the movie that makes Hux seem genuinely terrifying, was completely removed from the game. Tt games really worked the hell out of the gameplay aspect of this game, yeah, but they didn’t really care on making the cutscenes feel like Lego versions of the original scene, and sure, the older games had their funny moments in the cutscenes, but skywalker saga upped the silliness to the point where it kind of ruins the whole atmosphere of Star Wars. Tl;dr, Tt games made this game feel like THE Lego Star Wars game, but they did things that doesn’t make it feel like a Star Wars game. The clones, the voices (imho i was kinda pissed that the voice actors were not the same people, especially with the sequel trilogy, because besides Oscar Isaac, most of the people who played the characters in the sequel trilogy had spare time on their hands), the cranked up silliness, the game really feels childlike.
Skywalker Saga has a better chewie grief roar and has that classic LEGO humour but also has no Finn or Rey there which is a bit strange, TFA has everyone there and still has some of the classic LEGO humour with the stormtroopers reactions but keeps true to the film. The real moment in cinemas made me ugly cry but the Skywalker Saga version had me laughing
You also notice that the standalone Force Awakens game put a lot of detail into making Kylo Ren and Luke’s lightsabers unique and completely different from their real life physical versions that LEGO actually produces. Skywalker Saga just uses to normal lightsaber hilts
Let's be real, I know that people are starting to become aware of SW fans being whiny af and ungrateful but if we're talking about Lego TSG, you can say it's generally a great game but it definitely disappoints in a lot of aspect. Not just in SW terms, but in Lego terms as well.
Yep, I don’t like many of the changes to the character system, leave alone the missing features from past games, despite me enjoying the game overall. Good to hear a different opinion sometimes, the most popular positions right now are: -“GOTY oh my god best game ever!” -and people that demand reactive open worlds and crazy features that don’t just belong to Lego games.
@@allopic3764 Exactly, I am saying it's disappointing because it doesn't even represent the full potential of lego games. As we can see from previous lego games, TT games indeed can make various vehicles whether it's planes or boats (proven by Lego City Undercover and Lego SW Clone Wars) Also random villain encounter like Lego Marvel Superheroes 2. And the most important thing for me, the level length of Lego SW Clone Wars + the humorous yet serious cutscenes in that game as well.
I for one will give them credit for the newer version. I feel like the humor in TTs 2010s LEGO games was getting in the way of how closely they tried to replicate movie scenes, but the new version adapts the scene to make it silly instead, like how the same dialogue is given new meaning to fit the joke
Toned down violence ? Bro have you seen grievous' death. Count dooku was killed exactly like in the movie. Jango was smacked by a ship. Maul was into pieces and qui gon Jin also died on screen.
This moment is much better and more accurate in "LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens" than in "LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga". I definitely prefer the former over the latter.
Lego games are meant to have a dumbfun take on some of the more serious moments of the films. Even regardless of these scenes, Skywalker saga is still the overall better game (yeah unrelated but I still should mention it)
@@trentoninnewjersey I actually have played TFA game, but after seeing TSS cutscenes of this film in the game, I like that the game is more funny and light hearted as opposed to just being too serious! It's a nice change of humour from the previous games, too.
@@SWDude2710 yeah. And since TFA used the dialogue from the films for the cutscenes that meant the humor in that game was very limited. Yes the cast did record some new lines for that game specifically but it was only a few
@@trentoninnewjersey definitely. The voice cast of TSS gives the humour a much greater advantage as it won't limit the humour they can get away with compared to the previous games that used archival audio from the films.
Well there's a few reasons 1- All the models are brand new created with the new engine 2-Like you said is more accurate to the existing mini figure, considering the lego games aren't just games but also works as advertisement to the sets
I forgot the 2016 one even existed. The recent one handles the death scene way better imo. Yeah sure the 2016 one was honest to it, but like, it's abridged and super bland.
TBH I genuinely cried when Han Solo died in the movie. The only scene in the whole Shitquels trilogy where it has emotion and was not bland, mindless garbage
i love the skywalker saga but i feel like if they just improved the force awakens one it wouldve been much better, i still love the game but it just felt really unnecessary to make it like this
The 2016 version is more realistic, 2022 is just pure fun!
Definitely! I think both look great for the games they were from, coming from someone who's played TFA several times.
@@jw5425 because it would be dumb to use the same cut scene from an older game. They need something new, and what they did was something way more brutal than the original.
2016 version was by writers who had hope on what came next. 2022 is by writers who know what came was horseshit.
@@ericcaro7273 what are you even talking about
Also it's a lego game i like it having comedy. The game is for kids and than just making a pile of shit like in tfa where Han's death was like action movie fight (changing too quick scenes). In tss they knew that the same thing won't work so they made it look funnier like a lego game.
2016 Kylo: I don’t like you Dad!
2022 Kylo: Hey, Dad my lightsaber is broken.
A classic Lego twist: getting dad to fix it!
It’s better this way tbh
2028: Dad can I go to the movies with Hux?
*Han solo slips on banana peel and falls*
@@logan__hite At this rate I wouldn't be surprised if that happened
Oh no our lightsaber it’s broken
The new game is great but I feel like the death scenes are handled way too childlike compared to the complete saga I mean you saw lego figures flat out decapitated and it was still funny
@@Pathogxyn bro it’s a Lego game
@@mynamejeff2436 Okay, and? Older lego games, while still funny, took the very serious and important moments such as death seriously.
@@nofacedgoldfish6216 this game is rated e man calm your ass down these aren’t actual movies.
Only some of these deaths are more toonish. The stuff that happened with Grievous and Maul was brutal. Count Dooku actually had his head decapitated, though it was off-screen. I don’t know if Jango’s fully counts as he more so received a brutal bashing as opposed to showing him die, so it’s 50/50 on him.
@@Mr_Rykes Okay, and what was the rating of the older Lego games? What's your point?
Idk I still find it funny how leia just skips her husbands best friend and goes straight to a stranger she met the same day
Ikr
It’s utter bs
the game thought the same thing
@@richietozier7091 do you like clowns richie?
Poor chewie
The 2016 Chewbacca roar was the most depressing Chewbacca sound I’ve ever hear, it was realistic but still
I think, since they added the fact that you can have mumbles instead of dialogue, they needed to add physical comedy, instead of just writing jokes.
That's a good observation
Good point
In other words reverting to classic lego formula (not a bad thing)
@@medafan53 *Back to formula?*
@@fa11endawn16 Older Lego Games relied solely on physical comedy, since the mumbles prohibited lengthy explainations, or puns and the like, so the old formula was a lot of miming and physical comedy. Then more recent games did a mix of the traditional and a more dialogue based approach for both story and comedy
Because Skywalker Saga is designed with Mumble Mode in mind they returned to the classic formula a lot more so Mumble Mode would work properly.
TSS’s version of Han’s death was like something out of Looney Tunes, and I feel absolutely terrible for laughing at it.
Hi rey palpatine!
dont be i did to
Loney Tunes is great, go away
Rey Skywalker, yes
Agree
In TFA they went with the same level of seriousness in the movie and that feels at point.
But in TSS they did what LEGO games are better at doing. Take serious scenes and make them funny, dumb and hillarious so the essence is felt both in point and also entertaining.
Both are great in their own ways.
There is seriousness for those who love the original.
And there is funny shenanigans for those who love LEGO.
except this one tried too hard to be funny to the point it wasn't
@@derpydino1915 Personally, I thought it was hilarious
@@tarnsanders259 to each their own and i respect your opinion
@@derpydino1915 i laughed throughout the entire game,it was hilarious
@@lunosol8914 i just cringed at certain parts and the rest was just normal
This looks sooo awkward without the music.
Copyright
All deaths do look awkward without music but it’s not in the video cause of copyright
Yeah what's up with the Complete Saga gameplays? They have the same music but were never removed due to copyright, even the most recent ones.
@@trentoninnewjersey almost everything is awkward without music
Looks?
2016 is the first and only time Harrison Ford has ever voiced Han Solo in a video game.
And yes, he recorded voiceover for the game. His dialogue wasn’t archived from the movie because he speaks during gameplay too
No. There was a time when LEGO used the voices from the movies... And it really didn't go well.
LEGO The Avengers did it and there wasn't a good usage of dialogues from the movies. Since it was most of it was sly remarks at each other.
@CartoonFinder No, he is talking about Harrison Ford voice acting in a video game, not generalising voices used in movies for lego games.
@@CartoonFinderNice try, though.
0:38
That chewbacca roar was pathetic.
He was mildly annoyed lol
@@rjwallace7477 Late Much 💀
@@bazza938 just got recommended this lol
I honestly think it was better to aim for more silly approach after all that was the foundation of the first Lego Star wars
They both suck compared to TCS
Yeah seeing Anakin decapitate Shaak Ti in Lego Star wars was truly something
Not like this. Most of the death scenes in the Complete Saga are serious. This is pure ridiculous. I find most of the Lego humour alright but this I just can't take seriously (I'm TT Games "target audience" as well)
@@themarvelboy3818 One thing I noticed about the original Lego Star wars games that the major deaths aren't played up for laughs but minor deaths are (The rebels in the beginning of episode 4 are still alive, but Captains Antilles gets choked out at the end of the level)
I think the originals put a perfect balance of humor and realism of death. Death is not a happy concept, no matter how you want to celebrate it. No one truly is happy to have their significant other die.
To me this these newer entires have become shy of portraying death, and is starting to make society become more coddled and idiotic.
Lego Star Wars The Force Awakens (2016): Rey there is
Lego Star Wars The Skywalker Saga (2022): Rey not.
This shows that Skywalker Saga listens to the fans
@@ichwilldasvideo3 How does not liking a character make someone an incel?
@@MariOmor1 unfortunately
@@ichwilldasvideo3 you’re projecting
So we know which is superior.
Even hating the New trilogy I believe that han solo's death must be the saddest moment in the 9 films. Most other deaths are really without Edge.
Anakin: what about padme?
Darth Vader’s death: “Am I a joke to you?”
To be fair, I somewhat agree in films. I'd argue heavily if you considered deaths such as in the Clone Wars and other series.
Ngl the only reason I found it even the slightest bit sad is because of Chewie in the background tho
In movies the most emotional deaths I can think of are probably Darth Vader, Obi-Wan, Shmi, Mace Windu, and possibly Luke and Leia. Also all those people in Rogue One whose names I can not remember 😅
Not only that but one of the most pointless
@@lorenzopastorelli1114 I Don't believe it's that sad because also one of the most fulfilling moments in fiction.
Ishowspeed in every stream: 0:51
i prefer the 2016 version cause i like the stormtroopers watching as well
2016: let's focus on reenacting the scene but adding the Lego flair to it.
2022: fuck realism let's just get funny with it
I still remember how shocked I got watching Ep. VII in theaters. Han Solo's death took something from me that never recovery. 😢
I just realized, Rey and Finn didn’t even see it happen in the new game lmao. They really rushed the story mode
Unfortunately. And they missed a lot of the Open World.
They shouldn't have chosen Star Wars as a subject test for their engine... Hopefully they'll stick with Unreal Engine (as before right?).
In the 2022, when Chewbacca howls he sounds angry and you can feel the despair in him, but in the 2016 one, he just sounds like a chaire
Tbh I think TSS does a better job. Yes, TFA one is more accurate, but being totally accurate isn't the point of the LEGO games.
The LEGO games are supposed to take a funnier and dumber approach to whatever they are recreating. Moments that should've been serious are transformed into something that can make you chuckle, or just roll your eyes while thinking "They did not just make that joke".
TFA keeps the seriousness from the original scene, Kylo killing Han directly just like in the movie, just adding some Stormtroopers reacting to the scene. TSS decides to make something new and turns the scene into something dumb by having Han cutting a hole on the floor by accident and Kylo making him fall. Also as a side note, having a new dub instead of taking it directly from the movie gives them a free path to make more jokes like this (even though it is not fully shown here)
TL;DR: TSS did it better at what LEGO games are supposed to do to the story.
Agreed I was dying of laughter at Han’s death
I reckoon it's outdated
The force awakens also pulled the voice line audio right from the film making the humor in that game very limited. Skywalker saga used a completely original voice cast (minus a few characters like Lando and 3PO).
To add to the new version, it was a lot more wholesome when Han helped repairing the lightsaber, despite the lightsaber was for the sith, he still did it for his son, even if it meant that the lightsaber would be the cause of his death.
@@theawsomecheese9714 I did honestly like that. In the film and the original game, the line “Will you help me”, obviously was Kylo making his father think that he wanted help turning to the light side, while in this game, the line mentions that he needs help repairing his saber. Yes, the new version was very wholesome and that’s also part of the point of Lego games: Wholesome in a way as well
Han Solo's old death was maybe a bit too controversial for Lego, but much more epic
I kinda miss the actual movie lines in the games. LEGO Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit in particular. Even better in TFA was having the movie cast record new lines
I think if they got the actors (whom they could) to record the lines, most scenes including this would have been way funnier.
I personally don't like Ben's voice. Everyone else is good/great, but even for jokes his voice just takes me out of the mood or makes me cringe.
@@lordofthesithvader9430 Boba Fett was pretty bad though.
@@melkhiordarkfell4354 He was voiced by Daniel Logan, and his voice isn't bad.
That part made me cry
Han Solo he's my favorite character
I was dissapointed by the lack of Stormtroopers in the 2022. Goofy stormtroopers/henchmen should be part of every series. It should be a law.
Agreed
Honestly Force Awakens has only 2 things over the Skywalker Saga. I really like the lightsabers for Force Awakens, they allow for some cool designs. And I understand Mumble mode had to be taken into account, but I feel the death scenes could've been handled slightly better. I mean there's the character customization missing too, which I hope they somehow bring back, but honestly Skywalker Saga is a way better game than this by a long shot.
It also has one other thing over TSS, the fact that they got all the actors from the movies to record lines for the game instead of ripping lines straight from the movie or hiring sound alikes that sound absolutely nothing like the actual actors
No, they actually ripped the audio from the film for Force Awakens
@@austingleeson66 no they didn’t, the actors recorded lines for the game
@@legendlalo they did ripped the audio from Force Awakens
@@ElijahOz15 if my comment gets deleted again cuz of the link just look up the Hollywood Reporter article called
‘Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Writer Talks New Mythology and Celebrity Voices
They literally recorded the game dialogue
The fcking chewie sound in 2016
Idk about you guys, but I play lego games mainly for a laugh, so I can definitely say that this game is goty for me.
Team meeting: "ok so we know what happens in the star wars movies so we need to spice it up"
That one animator absently making Lego Qui-gon receive multiple concussions in imperial march song for fun.
That one fell flat for me tbh. Like it’s just not fun.
At least Chewie reacts how ANYONE would seeing that now unlike before...
I personally like the force awakens game version cause it is just more like the film and this scene did ketch a lot of people off guard so even for a Lego game it was realistic. I have no problem with the new version it’s just not my cup of tea if ya know what I mean
Agreed 100%
Agreed man
@@CleetusBilly no, so basically: he wanted to stop comedy, or tone it down a bit, to pay respect to a character dying, there’s nothing wrong with that.
@@CleetusBilly I said in specific scenes it should be limited, just that, I didn’t say remove comedy from the whole game, nor did I say I dislike the game overall. I personally prefer the 2016 death of Han because the joke in tss just didn’t land for me. Then again it’s personal preference I don’t have the assumption that my opinion is the only right option and everyone else’s is wrong, I stated my preference, because that’s my take on it.
His Lightsaber looks better in 2016 lol
All the lightsabers in The Skywalker Saga are just generic Lightsaber Hilts, whereas ai think in Lego The Force Awakens they actually gave Rey and Kylo's lightsaber hilts their own accurate models.
@@Deathlygunn Technically though that’s was Luke’s lightsaber.
@@Deathlygunn but they are not real lego. In that game everything is made from real lego. Even the ships and some rooms. Everything was built from lego and put into the game.
@@jaydonmagan4694 Anakin's originally
In an effort to make these deaths more kid-friendly, they unintentionally ended up making some of them far more gruesome.
In 2016 even the stormtroopers thought he was cold
I know they can't really stab him on screen but kylo having Han fix his lightsaber only to immediately kill him with it is really funny
the stormtroopers in 2016 were the entire theater i was in when force awakens released
0:35 😮😮😮
0:39 😡😡🏹
The second one reminds me of that scene in Rebels when Ezra ignites his lightsaber while it’s on a storm troopers belt!
0:02 BEN! han solo your son is gone snok his using you for your power what he gets what he wants he will crush you come home we miss you (lightsaber truns on) Rey: noooo😰
1:19 to 1:20
Going to Brazil
I feel like 2022 gave Chewbacca a better reaction than 2016.
0:41 rip eggs.
My main issue with the Skywalker Saga's cutscenes is that many of the most serious moments in the movies are turned nonsensical (especially the deaths), and it takes away so much of the impact and weight of the story
EDIT: To clarify, I’m not saying that these types of moments should be 100% serious. It’s good for these games to inject a little bit of fun into moments like these (like the stormtroopers reacting to the drama). What I *don’t* like is when such a significant moment is filled with like 50 nonstop gags one right after another that makes you lose all sense of what the event was supposed to mean in the original story.
While the previous game: the force awakens made the scenes quicker and funny... but still accurate at the same time.... with the skywalker saga it's just flat out rushed with no comedy at times and so scenes are completely missed....
Like there's scenes I was expecting and never got... and the scenes we were given felt like they were going 100 mph... I mean look at the battle of crait... whole battle in a literal second.
Love the game... but I think they need to go back and add a few cut scenes..... mostly with sequels.... then again maybe the games just making fun of the sequels and how bad the story was. 🙄 😆
Well, it's a kids game, aimed for kids especially, of course they're gonna go soft
I've seen the movies, I've had the serious versions. I want this physical comedy from my lego games. It's meant to be fun and laid back. I find it very impressive that they manage to make deaths seem very funny and friendly as they should. Just like the og lego games
It doesn't. I prefer them in The Skywalker Saga. They're more comical and more friendly for kids
Yeah, they even removed the scene where starkiller base destroys the new republic, a HUGE moment in the movie that makes Hux seem genuinely terrifying, was completely removed from the game. Tt games really worked the hell out of the gameplay aspect of this game, yeah, but they didn’t really care on making the cutscenes feel like Lego versions of the original scene, and sure, the older games had their funny moments in the cutscenes, but skywalker saga upped the silliness to the point where it kind of ruins the whole atmosphere of Star Wars. Tl;dr, Tt games made this game feel like THE Lego Star Wars game, but they did things that doesn’t make it feel like a Star Wars game. The clones, the voices (imho i was kinda pissed that the voice actors were not the same people, especially with the sequel trilogy, because besides Oscar Isaac, most of the people who played the characters in the sequel trilogy had spare time on their hands), the cranked up silliness, the game really feels childlike.
0:50 I love this star wars references best episodes ever!
0:35 lol the Stormtroopers🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bro died like a comedian
We really went from 1:1 animation for something that can cure me from depression of Solos death
Skywalker Saga has a better chewie grief roar and has that classic LEGO humour but also has no Finn or Rey there which is a bit strange, TFA has everyone there and still has some of the classic LEGO humour with the stormtroopers reactions but keeps true to the film. The real moment in cinemas made me ugly cry but the Skywalker Saga version had me laughing
If you look closley around 1:18 you can see Han solo hair glitched out ( Recommend to slow down )
2022 kylo: OH NO......MY SABER......ITS BROKEN
You also notice that the standalone Force Awakens game put a lot of detail into making Kylo Ren and Luke’s lightsabers unique and completely different from their real life physical versions that LEGO actually produces.
Skywalker Saga just uses to normal lightsaber hilts
Because they used real lego for the game
I prefer the one from Lego StarWars: the Force awakens.
@regular TH-camr it wasn’t even that serious you act as it Han started bleed out
@regular TH-camr TCS deaths were brutal but still funny.
@regular TH-camr no, it's not
Yo chewy really went for the balls
1:06 Lego Pirates of the Caribbean reference!
Nah?
Do remember that it was Harrison Ford’s request that killed Han Solo.
2016 is just staying true to the realism and 2022 is just pure funny
Let's be real, I know that people are starting to become aware of SW fans being whiny af and ungrateful but if we're talking about Lego TSG, you can say it's generally a great game but it definitely disappoints in a lot of aspect. Not just in SW terms, but in Lego terms as well.
Yep, I don’t like many of the changes to the character system, leave alone the missing features from past games, despite me enjoying the game overall. Good to hear a different opinion sometimes, the most popular positions right now are:
-“GOTY oh my god best game ever!”
-and people that demand reactive open worlds and crazy features that don’t just belong to Lego games.
@@allopic3764 Exactly, I am saying it's disappointing because it doesn't even represent the full potential of lego games. As we can see from previous lego games, TT games indeed can make various vehicles whether it's planes or boats (proven by Lego City Undercover and Lego SW Clone Wars)
Also random villain encounter like Lego Marvel Superheroes 2. And the most important thing for me, the level length of Lego SW Clone Wars + the humorous yet serious cutscenes in that game as well.
Yeah I miss the customizer and palpetines beamed lightning.
I for one will give them credit for the newer version. I feel like the humor in TTs 2010s LEGO games was getting in the way of how closely they tried to replicate movie scenes, but the new version adapts the scene to make it silly instead, like how the same dialogue is given new meaning to fit the joke
ngl i like the 2016 version than
yes me too, if the mix both deaths will be good
Rip Han Solos hammer
Chewbacca’s reaction was better in the 2022 one.
i wonder why they toned down the violence in the new saga
Because it’s a Lego game? And the point of Lego games is to be family friendly and have some goofiness in the game
@@trentoninnewjersey they didn’t do that for han solo’s death in lego the force awakens 2016 tho
@@ToppyDreemurr which is why they fixed it for skywalker saga
Toned down violence ? Bro have you seen grievous' death. Count dooku was killed exactly like in the movie. Jango was smacked by a ship. Maul was into pieces and qui gon Jin also died on screen.
Maybe because its a fucking lego game? Lego games are meant to be funny.
This is just wholesome.
1:11 rocket saber XD
The 2022 one is a Looney Tunes version. lol
0:31 Rey’s Tantrum Screaming
This moment is much better and more accurate in "LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens" than in "LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga". I definitely prefer the former over the latter.
It's more serious in the previous game, sure, though the LEGO games are meant to be comedic and less serious, in that regard.
Lego games are meant to have a dumbfun take on some of the more serious moments of the films.
Even regardless of these scenes, Skywalker saga is still the overall better game (yeah unrelated but I still should mention it)
@@trentoninnewjersey I actually have played TFA game, but after seeing TSS cutscenes of this film in the game, I like that the game is more funny and light hearted as opposed to just being too serious!
It's a nice change of humour from the previous games, too.
@@SWDude2710 yeah. And since TFA used the dialogue from the films for the cutscenes that meant the humor in that game was very limited. Yes the cast did record some new lines for that game specifically but it was only a few
@@trentoninnewjersey definitely. The voice cast of TSS gives the humour a much greater advantage as it won't limit the humour they can get away with compared to the previous games that used archival audio from the films.
2022: "Meet the Engineer"
AWESOME SWTFA (2016) vs SWTSS (2022) Comparison Video, Elliot Unleashed/BFUpdates! ;) :)
Does anyone else think that Kylo in TSS sounds like Johnny Bravo?
Kylo's lightsaber hilt is much better in the 2016 version while the 2022 version is just the same hilt used for every lightsaber
That’s because it’s Lego accurate, it’s not supposed to be a movie 💀
The regular lego saber doesn't work for Kylo's saber guard
I will agree. I imagine if that's how his saber is built on actual toys though, that would make a lot of sense.
@@heyfell4301 it is
@@ElijahOz15 no it's not. It's just one piece not 3
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good disney good
“The Complete Saga” was still all we really needed.
0:48
I love lego TFA. The stormtroopers are hilarious!
I actually love it too it's so underrated. The new one is still waaaay better in my opinion though
2016: We’ll have to reenact to the movie
2022: *C O M E D Y*
Han be like:
Meet the engineer
wow, finally got to see this after the maz's castle glitch stopped me playing lmao
The Han Solo death in 2022 sucks a lot man
Very Amazing video
Those stormtroopers are hilarious 🤣
still dont understand why kylo's lightsaber looks the way it does in tss. yes i know its accurate to the lego version but the one in tfa looks fine
Well there's a few reasons
1- All the models are brand new created with the new engine
2-Like you said is more accurate to the existing mini figure, considering the lego games aren't just games but also works as advertisement to the sets
I forgot the 2016 one even existed. The recent one handles the death scene way better imo. Yeah sure the 2016 one was honest to it, but like, it's abridged and super bland.
I the 2016 version kylo ten got shot in the pp by chewbacca
TBH I genuinely cried when Han Solo died in the movie. The only scene in the whole Shitquels trilogy where it has emotion and was not bland, mindless garbage
First one is better
I cried when I saw this I cried so hard
The new one, Kilo Ren looks kinda happy to see is dad
0:35 The stormtrooper
in tss ben was like “noooo it wasnt my fault!”
Hannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn wait I’m supposed to be died
2016 is more like the movie but 2022 is more kid friendly
yeah, the 2016 is better
the 2022 version is cool
but i prefer the 2016 version btw
i love the skywalker saga but i feel like if they just improved the force awakens one it wouldve been much better, i still love the game but it just felt really unnecessary to make it like this
The 2022 one had a much better Chewie yell, I think we can all agree on that
Girl who knew him for a few days: NO!!!!!
His best friend he's known for over 40 years: roar.
I hated the 2016 gameplay but that cutscene was better
2016: OH NO
2022: oh look at that I have fallen
I’m laughing like crazy when I see storm troopers are crying and shocked