LOL it's a rare grade of ch1ckensh1t bootlickers who will try to rationalize tryhard space-nazis nuking their own loyal planets just for intimidating publicity. No character who would obey such orders *deserves* to be a game's protagonist.
@@Zedexization The Taliban enforced a state of tight, theocratic control in a specific region. Meanwhile, the Alliance was a stateless movement working to restore the Republic in the face of a radical right-wing Empire. I feel like there's a large degree of difference.
Say what you will about the campaign, but the way that Luke Skywalker is portrayed is absolute perfection. THAT is a true Jedi and the true character of Luke. You can’t change my mind.
Agreed. I definitely like the part where he saved Del Meko and giving him a choice to be better, a choice to not have to live under the Empire's oppression. That's the Luke I remember.
As much as i liked the gameplay and visuals and most of the missions. I would have rather Iden and Del defect to an Imperial Remnant that was against Operation Cinder then defect to the Rebels. A side that wanted to preserve order and its people of the Empire and have them fight against the Imperials following Operation Cinder, least that would explain how the Empire had lost so much of its military power by a large infighting over a small Rebellion somehow winning in a year. Just my two cents. I was just hoping for a more Imperial based campaign with little to no Rebels involved.
@@stephenkenney8290 I just think it would have been a great jumping off point to create new Imperial characters, that could be used in later installments comics, books etc and would have at least given the Empire some nuance. My biggest problem with Operation Cinder, is if the leader is dead why would anyone care to follow it? Even in the last days of Hitler's Germany there were ranges of opinions, some wanted to burn everything to the ground, part of the SS wanted to hide in the Austrian Alps and have a guerilla war, etc etc, I just would have liked to see some more naunce in the Imperial leadership.
this is a good example of how writers have to work .. see, how where they supposed to work the characters known to be loved into it ? it would not have been greenlit without big names to sell with after all. everyone keeps bashing those writers when they get told what they have to work in so they are bound to the sales calculations, meaning as long as you can sell more with luke and leia thats how its going to be.
MechanicPluto24 both of those are Luke, with a *30 year difference* . To say he maxed himself out at 22-23 and can never make a mistake again is boring, unrealistic, and stupid. It’s called character development. Ups and downs. Whether you like it or not. With myself currently being around Luke’s age in the OT I find myself a completely different person every year, can only imagine how much I will change in 30 years. But maybe you’re right and I’ll be the exact same person.
@@YouCantKeepMeDown You arse, that guy in the new trilogy isn't Luke, the paragon of bloody having hope even in the bleakest of times would never even contemplate the unrealistic (according to his character arc) idea of killing his own nephew out of fear, instead of doing anything but being a git. In SW legends, you know, the mountain of lore that Disney claims doesn't exists, he fucked shite up, he lost people he esteemed, he had "ups and downs", Luke changed, but never became a doomer who needed a boring Mary Sue to lecture him on how not everything is completely shite, that is stupid, now like it or not, Disney fucked up and defending the undefendable just proves that you only knew that trash, but never the real Luke. And of course the cherry on top, here comes the "Me hurt, me story, me relevant", what a wanker, is ever necessary to bring shite up that nobody cares about? This thread is talking about a character in a fictional setting and out of the blue comes a git in OT and saying how much he changed through the years, what with it? What was that supposed to add to the conversation?
@@YouCantKeepMeDown "Both of these are Luke, 30 year difference" my ass, Disney ruined Star Wars and you are either too blind and delusional to accept it, or you're just trolling me for the hell of it. If Mark Hamill himself isn't happy with how Luke became, who is.
Wasn't expecting Iden to defect, yet when it happened I liked it when she and Del did. "If this is the new empire, I want no part of it." Pillio, Vardos, and Naboo were my favourite parts when watching this game; along with when Iden and her father reconciled at Jakku. Imagine if he'd managed to see the "Empire's weakness" as he put it, sooner. Perhaps he could have lived to be a part of his grandaughter's life. And be what he never was to his own daughter. I know it all sounds sappy, but still it.
Meh, I liked the campaign, even if it wasn't what I was expecting (I thought we'd play the whole campaign as an imperial). It was a bit of a mess and the pacing was way too frenetic for its own good, but there were good things about it: 1) It got Luke's character exactly right (unlike TLJ), even if the mission was short and lacked interesting enemies. 2) Shriv and Lando were awesome. Shriv in general is a great addition to the Star Wars canon. As a bonus, the mission was pretty decent too. Also, Billy Dee Williams as Lando! 3) Good use of the Williams score as well as new music. 4) Del Meeko and Iden Versio were both pretty likable. I wish I could say the same about Zey though (she was introduced too late and under chaotic circumstances). 5) Voice acting was pretty damn good, almost top-tier. 6) The big set pieces were pretty good., as were most of the space missions. Emphasis on "most."
6:35 Star-Wars-Law: The good guy is always the one with the funny droid at his side...even if its an Imperial! As long as the droid is funny, you are the hero!
Del; hold on a moment. Del; Iden, make sure you come back. Iden; Make sure I have a ship to come back to. Shriv; "Hey, Shriv, I hope you survive this incredibly dangerous mission as well." Thank you Del, your friendship means everything to me. I love Shriv! He is funny as hell lol.
Yeah thanks to the rebellion somehow more rebels rose up and destroyed like 4 planets ... I'm just saying you kill palpatine and the government is fine and you still have more planets in the galaxy
They wanted to have this story tie in with the new saga. Disney basically wants people to forget about the old trilogy. That was their clear intention with episode 8. Kill off all the old characters to make way for the new characters. They want things to be black and white. Evil versus good. Having morally grey characters isn’t appealing anymore. Hence the reason the turned Luke into some crazy old hermit. That’s the only way they could get rid of him in a semi reasonable way without newcomers to the series wondering why they killed off a good guy that was really powerful. I honestly like this BF2 story. It has problems but the character arc makes sense. Iden and Del finally see first hand how evil the empire truly is. I guess I’m just not a big fan of playing as the villain so I’m glad I didn’t have to.
My cousin read Inferno squad and said it was dumb that they took such "Die Hard" Imperial Loyalists and forced them to defect even though from what it sounds like they were undercover in the Rebel Alliance for months and never even hinted at the idea of betraying the Empire. Honestly we all should have had the right to sue EA for the most extreme case of false advertisement I've ever seen in gaming. Hence I'm not even going to consider getting Fallen Order unless it's getting god tier reviews left and right. Looks great, but it's EA we're talking about. Even if it's Respawn, I refuse to pre-order or even consider getting until I get some extensive reviews that say it's worth getting.
Yep. I wish EA gave us a real choice whether to defect to the Rebels or not. You could play either outcome where Iden and Del stay loyal to the Empire, or defect the way the game forces you to; it would make replays of the game more interesting.
Despite the terrible launch the game had, the plot is definitely an interesting one. The aftermath of ROTJ and the fall the Empire is a good hook. I especially like how the Empire are portrayed. Once the most powerful force in the Galaxy, now they're scrambling for as many resources as possible. And unlike before, with every major or minor battle they lose, they become ever so closer to ending.
Honestly being someone who's always had a passionate hatred for Palpatine (because of how smart he was), just hearing those words makes me feel great 😂🤣
Bad writing. He saw the good in Darth effing Vader and redeemed him. Its almost hilarious when you have to wonder how annoying Ben must have been to drive such a optimistic hero like Luke to want to kill him in his sleep
@@darkwolf4434 what are you claiming that he didn’t redeem Vader because he had so much faith in his father or are we going to re-write the originals to vilify Luke. Luke redeeming his father is literally the climax of the whole franchise until they decided to making him an edgy nihilist and make both Luke and Anakin’s whole arcs pointless to put the shitty new characters on a pedestal.
He’s a very average good guy protagonist. There’s no complexity to his character in this game. He’s as plain as they could have made him. I much prefer a story about a character who struggles and fails, but finds a way to save everyone by hurting no one, you know like a true Jedi....
It’s so stupid the resistance forces turned out to be “resistance” forces again after their victory few decades earlier. Retreating again. Rebels can’t establish the control over galaxy, even when they won. Maybe it really tells us something on who is really the force in there.
Eh, I'd blame that on the writers of 7. It really makes no sense that the new republic didnt have an entire army after seizing control, and episode 8 made it sound like everyone in the galaxy was down for subjugation again. In 9 the army they shouldve had just comes out of the blue, so it really just comes down to inconsistent writing and weird plot devices.
It's because some higher up, whether Kathleen, JJ, Disney or someone, want soft reboot Star Wars back to the ANH state. Good guys are a small, under equipped, rebel force of guerilla fighters with rugged outfits who hides on remote planets. Bad guys are a large, military force with legions of soldiers in clean white armor & control a portion of the galaxy. The Jedi are nearly extinct.....again & with most thinking they're a myth. It's because of the backlash the Prequels got. They wanted to push Star Wars back to the style more associated with the OT. They wanted to avoid the PT style of Star Wars storytelling. Jedi everywhere & common, both sides being fully armed & equipped military forces who control regions of the galaxy respectively & can have large scale battles with each on the regular. Rather than continuing push Star Wars to something different & risk losing people, they opt in to revert the style back to ANH state because that's what general audiences & Anti-PT Star Wars fans loved. Even though they kind of undid the victory of ROTJ.
@@rdowg yeah, ep.8 needed only to say that with the destruction of the Hosnian system and the top officers there, there armed forces were in confusion and lacked coordination and orders, hallowing the new order to conquer large swat of the Galaxy before some semblance of order returned and a new chain of command created. Not: and now a bunch of nobodies with resources magically appearing from thin air conquer the galaxy with little effort as the New Republic had her entire fleet in a single system and there is nothing else.
The Empire was known for training troopers that were fanatically loyal, especially special forces. It doesn’t make sense that Inferno Squad would turn so easily
Good news, there is not longer a hole leading strait to the reactor Palpatine: Oh good. This time we only built half the thing to they can just fly right into the reactor itself. Palpatine: ...what?
44:49 I like the way this game gives a really compelling and rational reason for a carachter to question his own loyalties but then immediately throws it into the trash by the time the next mission is finished I cannot stress how good the story arc with Del and Luke is, and I cannot stress enough how mad I am that this is entirely inconsequential and does't tie in with anything, and also that we didn't get more with it
DICE: makes a whole chapter of the story a reason for someone to not trust the empire with compelling characters Also DICE: lmao how bout we have the empire make a big storm
@@Manuel-ek7wr To be completely fair though, the story was done by MOTIVE Aaaand the big storm was something introduced with the comics I know it's stoopid, but it's what they had to work with
Lol as soon as I saw the “decades later” I was like ‘ugh seriously?’ I think they just tried to include that to tease the newer trilogy characters which is lame.
This game did Kylo Ren better than the sequel trilogy did. Man's actually pretty intimidating when he's not getting his ass beat by an untrained scavenger girl
@@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289 what did you expect from Disney, they DON’T understand Star Wars at all, all the Star Wars films they made are trash compared to all the old films
Never played the game but that was so uneventful and upsetting seeing all the characters die. As a person who played Havoc squad in SWTOR up until 50, i related alot to my own character choices. Was nice seeing the generational passing of "inferno squad" to the resistance and seeing Leia. Loved it.
I enjoyed all of it. It’s was cool. Cool visuals. Cool battles. It’s not great but it’s nice being able to see the Star Wars universe through an action shooter. I also like seeing familiar characters and visiting familiar places, as well as playing a role I’m the background, kinda reminds me of Rogue One in that way.
They were this close < to making both an empire story, but also a unique soldier's story seeing how people who were for the empire viewed it, especially those of special forces who had to go through everything for them.
Also they could have done something cool in the begining part, like cybernetic enhancements, that way she could always communicate with her droid even if they take her helmet, maybe that has how special forces served the empire, with these enhancements they could do more than the average soldier.
In my opinion, this is the definitive Episode 6.5. It fits right it in between the events of Episode 6 and 7, sets up events for Episode 7, and is just straight up epic!
@Forsaken Pumpkin Buddy, fucking up a game by giving us forced monetization out the ass isn't the fan's fault. Fans do a lot of shitty things but this one's on EA.
@Forsaken Pumpkin yea, we cant blame the billion-dollar corporation for handing us yet another half-baked, full priced $60 with multiple deluxe versions ranging around the $80-120 range, attempting to fill it with gameplay changing microtransactions meant to force the MILLIONS OF CHILDREN who were going to get the game to buy the card packs or get decimated in-game, locked STANDARD characters like Luke and vader behind a YEARS WORTH OF GRINDING, and then tucked their tails behind their legs and didnt release proper content until 2 years later. The campaign was short and still isnt complete, the multiplayer (modes and maps) was lacking content for over a year (and still is), and you really want to blame the consumers?? Yea, stay on your knees for the corporate cock, I'm sure they need your protection while they're making billions of dollars a year fleecing money on pointless purchases so they can pat themselves on the backs with their bonuses.
Rd owg the game is good now asshole make a good research instead of sticking in 2017 and don’t knowing anything about the game The added to many things like: Anakin Obi wan Grievous Dooku Finn Phasma New maps New modes New skins for clones and droids New reinforcements ALL FREE Now shut up
It honestly looks leagues better than Jedi: fallen order. Every character in that game looks like a weird mutant and every planet looks like a skylanders Level
I find it interesting that when Iden's father quizzed her about the Rebellion's beliefs, they mocked them, but that arrogance seems out of place especially after losing a SECOND Death Star and the Emperor! Never underestimate your enemy no matter what.
Well, the US military establishment has always looked down on irregular fighting forces, yet after Vietnam they should have known better than to underestimate such an opponent... Then they get embroiled on a decades-long conflict in Afghanistan, where their superior military might and technological advantage counts for little. Therefore it's not so hard to believe that people running an Empire willing and capable of building TWO moon-sized battlestations and 25k Star Destroyers would look down on a ragtag group flying converted cruisers shaped like cucumbers 😂
I like the idea of playing special forces. IRL, special operation units go through the most intense training and missions, so it makes me appreciate Inferno a whole lot more. But I didn't like how they defected
Man, why couldn't Force Awakens (2015) been this? An adventure that introduces you to the original (cast) characters. Self contained, but compelling overall. This was a fun watch. Nostalgia here and there.
I saw almost NOTHING wrong with TFA except with little to no explaination of Rey's backstory + Force sensitivity. TFA had a lot going for it but the changes in TLJ fucked it up.
Never thought I’d see the day when I would say this. The Writing In EA’s Battlefront II > The Writing In The Last Jedi I find this lack of good Writing in Star Wars... Disturbing!
While I’m here after watching the rise of skywalker, completely inmersed in this campaign, those three movies are not canon for me anymore. Edit: Fuck I spoke too early Kylo Ren appeared.
Battlefront 2 (2005) *Play as a clone becoming an imperial soldier half the game* Battlefront 2 (2017) *Play as imperial special forces become a Rebel after a couple of campaign missions*
@@spencerladner3258 u forget how many rocks she lifted and how little training she had. Luke on the other hand trained hard to be a jedi. Rey is a horrible character, no two ways about it
@@cerealmilk1803 It’s no different. It’s only different in your mind. You must unlearn what you have learned. Luke taught Rey well. Those rocks combined probably still weighed less than the x-wing, and Luke had just ran through the jungle. Rey wasn’t fatigued at all. The force is not some kind of skill tree where you get new abilities every other level, it’s everywhere. Rey understood the force at that point. Luke still did not in ESB. Not every student will struggle with the same things.
I think the campaign should have been entirely focused on Del, Hask, Iden and her father. We didn't really see much of their relationships,. - Idens father seems to have lost faith in the Empire last second, but was still willing to die on the ship. Iden put up no fight and had no emotional reaction - Story beats were rushed, making things feel unnatural. Seriously, Iden and Zay discover Del is dead, Zay is completely calm and not at all emotional and tells Iden to calm down, and she just does that. - Hask supposedly "died". I have no idea if that happened in the battle on Jakku, or some time after. There was no emphasis so it didin't have any weight. - This was basically 2 games with some DLC at the end all crammed into one game. The first game would have been about Inferno Squad, their relationships, as well as Del and Idens gradual defection. The second game would have been Del and HAsk in the rebellion, as well as their personal struggles with Hask and Idens father, while also developing the romance (Seriously, Del and Iden had like 2 scenes that said "These two will end up together" and then they just threw it in there). The DLC was the one set during _The Force Awakens_ and it adds nothing. - Zay was way too calm and chipper after having lost both her parents in a single day - If they took out the Han Solo, Lando Calrissian, and final segment in _TFA_ missions, they would have had time to properly develop other things if they were so adamant about having two games in one.
Y'know, I don't really mind Inferno Squad defecting aside from the misleading marketing, but imagine if the campaign actually was what it was made out to be in the trailers; A story about how the crumbling Empire transitioned into the First Order, told from the perspective of boots-on-the-ground soldiers. You could explore each Squad Member's reason for staying loyal - Iden out of subservience to her father, Hask out of self-serving ambition, and Meeko out of loyalty to his Squadmates - and how it slowly corrupts their friendship. The DLC could then be about Meeko finally defecting after his daughter Zay is about to be brainwashed like Finn was, killing Hask and fleeing with her to the Resistance, only to be killed by Iden, leaving Zay alone to defeat her mother. As for the story of an elite group of Commandos defecting, if you want to make a game out of that, might I recommend a Republic Commando sequel? I imagine it playing out sort of like the Bad Batch in reverse; Sev, being presumed dead and abandoned, becomes one of the early members of the Rebellion, while the rest of Delta Squad stay with the Empire as it emerges from the ashes of the Republic. The Clones are treated exceptionally poorly, with Sev's replacement being an asshole non-Clone, who eventually gets orders to terminate the rest of Delta over suspicions about their loyalty. In comes Sev to save the day and invite the rest of the Squad into the Rebellion, with them completing several missions and eventually making a Halo Reach-esque last stand on Scarif to tie into Rogue One.
Not even when required to, is Kylo remotely intimidating, I think is the voice. Want to add, I feel more attached to Zay than Rey, feels more humane and likeable.
2:31:41 Starkiller Base fires… It breaks my heart to see the Planet Ilum once a sacred place to the Jedi Order, where they harvested Kyber Crystals for their Lightsabers desecrated & turned into a weapon. To wipe out 30 Years of rebuilding Peace from the war gone in moments. I still hear the billions of innocent people of the Hosnian System & the New Republic Fleet screaming as their fate of being vaporized reaches them from The Force Awakens is more tragic than watching the Death Star destroy Alderaan or watching the Jedi being gunned down by their Clone Troops. I cannot bear to see such cruelty. It’s just so unforgiving.
I enjoyed this. 1 small thing kind of bugged me though. Taking out the Stormtroopers with a mele seems kind of lame considering they're wearing full battle armor and helmets. Lol
Yeah, but armor in Star Wars is focused more on keeping the user from dying instantly from a blaster shot by dispersing the energy rather than protecting from physical attacks like rocks or arrows or a good clean punch to the jaw.
Dominick Efrim That’s a motorcycle helmet, designed to absorb physical energy and keep your head from opening like a walnut if you fall off the bike. Armor in Star Wars works differently, since the vast majority of weapons in circulation are blasters as opposed to ballistic weapons (slugthrowers). After all, when someone’s got a gun, a motorcycle helmet isn’t your first choice, right?
@@stevenbean9731 Better than a baseball cap. My point is any random helmet is going to protect you from a punch, and it's not like the stormtroopers helmets cracked or shattered on impact exposing the flesh underneath to any impact. They're knocked out but the helmets are still intact.
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"play as an imperial special forces commander for two and a half missions before defecting"
Who even likes the rebels???
@@inyourmemories2869 the weak
it is too cruel kill the resistance...
LOL it's a rare grade of ch1ckensh1t bootlickers who will try to rationalize tryhard space-nazis nuking their own loyal planets just for intimidating publicity. No character who would obey such orders *deserves* to be a game's protagonist.
@Scott Gr that's why I play the original battlefront 2. You play as the empire the entire second half of the game.
Captures an imperial special forces soldier. Leaves her helmet and communicator in the cell with her......... Logic
Some rebels are sloppy haha
Well they're rebels. Their way of working is probably no different than the Talibans or any real world rebels.
@Sawan Raman I think most of the rebels know that stormtroopers can communicate with each other in helmets
@@Zedexization The Taliban enforced a state of tight, theocratic control in a specific region. Meanwhile, the Alliance was a stateless movement working to restore the Republic in the face of a radical right-wing Empire. I feel like there's a large degree of difference.
"radical right wing" Empire...right...
Say what you will about the campaign, but the way that Luke Skywalker is portrayed is absolute perfection. THAT is a true Jedi and the true character of Luke. You can’t change my mind.
I totally agree. This is the Luke we deserved in the sequel trilogy movies.
Not going to change your mind. You are absolutely right that is our Luke Skywalker.
Agreed. I definitely like the part where he saved Del Meko and giving him a choice to be better, a choice to not have to live under the Empire's oppression. That's the Luke I remember.
Agreed :)
New Objective: "Push Some Buttons?"
Lando: "Ugh, I don't have time for this!"
New Objective: "Just Shoot The Damn Thing."
LOL
Quality callback to deathstar rescue in A New Hope.
or a 4th wall break
when is this?
Quite Hefty 1:47:47
The devs sure do know what their doing
As much as i liked the gameplay and visuals and most of the missions. I would have rather Iden and Del defect to an Imperial Remnant that was against Operation Cinder then defect to the Rebels. A side that wanted to preserve order and its people of the Empire and have them fight against the Imperials following Operation Cinder, least that would explain how the Empire had lost so much of its military power by a large infighting over a small Rebellion somehow winning in a year. Just my two cents. I was just hoping for a more Imperial based campaign with little to no Rebels involved.
Exactly! It would have been a far more compelling story.
@@stephenkenney8290 I just think it would have been a great jumping off point to create new Imperial characters, that could be used in later installments comics, books etc and would have at least given the Empire some nuance. My biggest problem with Operation Cinder, is if the leader is dead why would anyone care to follow it? Even in the last days of Hitler's Germany there were ranges of opinions, some wanted to burn everything to the ground, part of the SS wanted to hide in the Austrian Alps and have a guerilla war, etc etc, I just would have liked to see some more naunce in the Imperial leadership.
Stephen Kenney And that would have made me support the Empire more. I like the Rebel Alliance but I am more inclined to the Empire.
this is a good example of how writers have to work .. see, how where they supposed to work the characters known to be loved into it ? it would not have been greenlit without big names to sell with after all. everyone keeps bashing those writers when they get told what they have to work in so they are bound to the sales calculations, meaning as long as you can sell more with luke and leia thats how its going to be.
That would have been so fucking chill and made way more sense. I love the idea of imperials vs. even worse imperials, haha.
really like the way they did Luke in this
The choice quote with Meeko was the most Luke thing i have heard in a while: "The rebellion?"
"No, to be better." That's a true Jedi right and proper.
"i CaMe To ThIs IsLaNd To DiE"
that ain't Luke
"A choice to be better."
THAT'S Luke.
MechanicPluto24 both of those are Luke, with a *30 year difference* . To say he maxed himself out at 22-23 and can never make a mistake again is boring, unrealistic, and stupid. It’s called character development. Ups and downs. Whether you like it or not. With myself currently being around Luke’s age in the OT I find myself a completely different person every year, can only imagine how much I will change in 30 years. But maybe you’re right and I’ll be the exact same person.
@@YouCantKeepMeDown You arse, that guy in the new trilogy isn't Luke, the paragon of bloody having hope even in the bleakest of times would never even contemplate the unrealistic (according to his character arc) idea of killing his own nephew out of fear, instead of doing anything but being a git. In SW legends, you know, the mountain of lore that Disney claims doesn't exists, he fucked shite up, he lost people he esteemed, he had "ups and downs", Luke changed, but never became a doomer who needed a boring Mary Sue to lecture him on how not everything is completely shite, that is stupid, now like it or not, Disney fucked up and defending the undefendable just proves that you only knew that trash, but never the real Luke. And of course the cherry on top, here comes the "Me hurt, me story, me relevant", what a wanker, is ever necessary to bring shite up that nobody cares about? This thread is talking about a character in a fictional setting and out of the blue comes a git in OT and saying how much he changed through the years, what with it? What was that supposed to add to the conversation?
@@YouCantKeepMeDown "Both of these are Luke, 30 year difference" my ass, Disney ruined Star Wars and you are either too blind and delusional to accept it, or you're just trolling me for the hell of it.
If Mark Hamill himself isn't happy with how Luke became, who is.
1:52:06 RIP Gonk Droid
Rip
100th like also I freaking love gonk droids they’re the best
Gonk Droid never dies.
The true hero
No its impossible gonk droids cant die
Hask: today we get rid of the scum once and for all
Lando: 15:06 “im about to ruin this whole mans career”
Not rebel, Lando
Man the way this game was animated... absolutely beautiful
Wasn't expecting Iden to defect, yet when it happened I liked it when she and Del did. "If this is the new empire, I want no part of it." Pillio, Vardos, and Naboo were my favourite parts when watching this game; along with when Iden and her father reconciled at Jakku. Imagine if he'd managed to see the "Empire's weakness" as he put it, sooner. Perhaps he could have lived to be a part of his grandaughter's life. And be what he never was to his own daughter. I know it all sounds sappy, but still it.
tbf this was what played out in the Inferno Squad book.
I like it as well
Ugh I really was excited to play this game to experience what its like to serve the Empire but got another classic empire defect story
Joseph kush I do love that “stpry
Same
it's not even a good one either
Lol. This was exactly what I expected from EA
I think they made this thinking about The nine year olds who just watch Star Wars rebels
None of us can deny. The Luke in this game is definitely more like the actual Skywalker than the last Jedi one.
yes, i like this Luke better he's not a crankey old man who's scared of the force
Doc Coke It’s literally set a long time before the Sequel Trilogy events, obviously this Luke isn’t going to be like TLJ one.
Doc Coke Have you not gotten the reason why he was like that?
UpbeatTrombone i dont think you got the point of what he said
Comrade of the Balance oh we know its just a stupid reason
Shriv is such a great character, I hope he makes an appearance in the next Star Wars movie.
Glad he was able to get out of that, he doesn't deserve that kind of punishment
I'm sorry but he never appeared in the movies
I like Shriv’s cynical attitude. Almost sounds like me lol
well that never happened 😀🤌
The others may come and go but Shriv is forever
Meh, I liked the campaign, even if it wasn't what I was expecting (I thought we'd play the whole campaign as an imperial). It was a bit of a mess and the pacing was way too frenetic for its own good, but there were good things about it:
1) It got Luke's character exactly right (unlike TLJ), even if the mission was short and lacked interesting enemies.
2) Shriv and Lando were awesome. Shriv in general is a great addition to the Star Wars canon. As a bonus, the mission was pretty decent too. Also, Billy Dee Williams as Lando!
3) Good use of the Williams score as well as new music.
4) Del Meeko and Iden Versio were both pretty likable. I wish I could say the same about Zey though (she was introduced too late and under chaotic circumstances).
5) Voice acting was pretty damn good, almost top-tier.
6) The big set pieces were pretty good., as were most of the space missions. Emphasis on "most."
6:35 Star-Wars-Law: The good guy is always the one with the funny droid at his side...even if its an Imperial! As long as the droid is funny, you are the hero!
What about grievous and his maid?
the b1 battledroids in the clone wars disagree
The droid also must love democracy and the republic
To add to that; if the droid has a nickname, the owner is a hero.
R2D2/Artoo, C-3PO/Threepio, ID10/Dio…
Del; hold on a moment. Del; Iden, make sure you come back. Iden; Make sure I have a ship to come back to. Shriv; "Hey, Shriv, I hope you survive this incredibly dangerous mission as well." Thank you Del, your friendship means everything to me. I love Shriv! He is funny as hell lol.
Kit Slagle lol
Only good character. End of story
i paused the video just to find this comment. He is really the best character in this story. "If I die here, I'm glad you are dying with me."
He is Ironic. Because Shriv sounds like Sheev.
Kenny Roc same
“Today, then Rebellion dies.” Yeah... sadly it didn’t play off like that.
Yeah thanks to the rebellion somehow more rebels rose up and destroyed like 4 planets ... I'm just saying you kill palpatine and the government is fine and you still have more planets in the galaxy
the empire are space nazis you fucking cranks
@@thegentleassassin they probably also worship hitler.
@@jamesgirl208 you mean, Space Hitler
I have a feeling that you dont love democracy and dont love the republic
I fucking love Luke's personality in this cinematic. He's super convincing. He's the most badass Jedi ever.
Facts
They had the chance to make a great game about the empire. But they messed it up. The enitre twist makes even less sense if you read "Inferno Squad".
Wich empire do you mean? After palapatine with the first order, cause than it could makes sense but back then not than I get it
They wanted to have this story tie in with the new saga. Disney basically wants people to forget about the old trilogy. That was their clear intention with episode 8. Kill off all the old characters to make way for the new characters. They want things to be black and white. Evil versus good. Having morally grey characters isn’t appealing anymore. Hence the reason the turned Luke into some crazy old hermit. That’s the only way they could get rid of him in a semi reasonable way without newcomers to the series wondering why they killed off a good guy that was really powerful. I honestly like this BF2 story. It has problems but the character arc makes sense. Iden and Del finally see first hand how evil the empire truly is. I guess I’m just not a big fan of playing as the villain so I’m glad I didn’t have to.
@@St3a1thsniper32 "Having morally grey characters isn’t appealing anymore." Sir, have you seen the trailer for the Mandalorian?
My cousin read Inferno squad and said it was dumb that they took such "Die Hard" Imperial Loyalists and forced them to defect even though from what it sounds like they were undercover in the Rebel Alliance for months and never even hinted at the idea of betraying the Empire. Honestly we all should have had the right to sue EA for the most extreme case of false advertisement I've ever seen in gaming. Hence I'm not even going to consider getting Fallen Order unless it's getting god tier reviews left and right. Looks great, but it's EA we're talking about. Even if it's Respawn, I refuse to pre-order or even consider getting until I get some extensive reviews that say it's worth getting.
@@St3a1thsniper32 But isn't that what the original trilogy was about? A simple story about good vs evil
wish we kept playing as the Empire
Imperial Special Forces as a title has a nice strong ring to it
Imagine hearing the ISF is after you (ISF - Imperial Special Forces) shit sounds scary bruh
Imagine hearing Boba Fett is coming for you.
Yep. I wish EA gave us a real choice whether to defect to the Rebels or not. You could play either outcome where Iden and Del stay loyal to the Empire, or defect the way the game forces you to; it would make replays of the game more interesting.
>All campaign cinematics
3 hours
>Camplaign length
6 hours
*B A Z I N G A*
30 mins Imperial, 5 and a half hour of Rebels
Oof
MonsterDude thats EA for ya :)
And I thought I was near the end 😬
It was a good movie tho
Whenever I see Leia, my eyes tear up just a little bit. Childhood memories and all that.
that's because leia loves democracy and loves the republic.
@@kronoscamron7412so did Palpatine when he first became the chancellor lol
Despite the terrible launch the game had, the plot is definitely an interesting one. The aftermath of ROTJ and the fall the Empire is a good hook. I especially like how the Empire are portrayed. Once the most powerful force in the Galaxy, now they're scrambling for as many resources as possible. And unlike before, with every major or minor battle they lose, they become ever so closer to ending.
Well put. I enjoyed it for these reasons too
25:05 boy oh boy if i dont have news for ya.
Catalyst_HD 25:06
Honestly being someone who's always had a passionate hatred for Palpatine (because of how smart he was), just hearing those words makes me feel great 😂🤣
"The Emperor is dead". Rise of Skywalker is out. "Are you sure?" "Not anymore
Jodacro 2911 yeah but a man can dream can he 🤷🏻♂️😂
To be fair he was dead at that point.
1:47:43 Characterizes Lando perfectly
"Just shoot the thing" is what makes it even better
Wait so young Luke wouldn’t even kill his enemy but tried to kill his own nephew. Lol
Fuckin' Disney...
No, it was an instinct which Ben assumed was a murder attempt.
Bad writing. He saw the good in Darth effing Vader and redeemed him. Its almost hilarious when you have to wonder how annoying Ben must have been to drive such a optimistic hero like Luke to want to kill him in his sleep
@@MinuteLeech2 I think you forgot what actually happened in Episode 6.
@@darkwolf4434 what are you claiming that he didn’t redeem Vader because he had so much faith in his father or are we going to re-write the originals to vilify Luke.
Luke redeeming his father is literally the climax of the whole franchise until they decided to making him an edgy nihilist and make both Luke and Anakin’s whole arcs pointless to put the shitty new characters on a pedestal.
The quality is so good i thought i was watching an actual movie with real actors for a minute
18:57 You can see the Rebels face blown apart.
Rip
I know a lot of people dislike this game's campaign but personally, I enjoyed it.
It’s a bit corny
Same! I loved it
“New objective: push some buttons?” Totally killed me xD
where is the button for loving democracy?
A whole campaign playthrough without ads, thank you good sir
Rebels: "Aim for the head or chest!"
Imperials: Shoots ass twice immediately
I like how this story mode tells part of the Empire turning on itself.
Even Luke in this game have a better story than the one in the last jedi
It is made by Lucas, not Disney.
@Kylo Ren Here is a tissue - pls stop crying.
He’s a very average good guy protagonist. There’s no complexity to his character in this game. He’s as plain as they could have made him. I much prefer a story about a character who struggles and fails, but finds a way to save everyone by hurting no one, you know like a true Jedi....
@@brandontidwell9531 why are you replying in every thread, and just repeating the same crap about character development.
@Sawan Raman If everyone else is an idiot, perhaps...
"No, a choice to be better."
At least they got Lukes character right than the monstrosity of Jake Skywalker!
who is jake skywalker?
B...B...BUT SUBVERTED EXPECTATONS MEANS ITS GOOOD!!!!!!!!!!!
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@@Razgriz_01 this had me rolling lmao
“Why did you help me?”
“Because you asked”
an all time classic!
When you're starving and the pizza you ordered finally arrives. 2:36:10
"play as an imperial special forces commander for two and a half missions before defecting"
This is the best comment I've ever seen
It’s so stupid the resistance forces turned out to be “resistance” forces again after their victory few decades earlier. Retreating again. Rebels can’t establish the control over galaxy, even when they won. Maybe it really tells us something
on who is really the force in there.
Eh, I'd blame that on the writers of 7. It really makes no sense that the new republic didnt have an entire army after seizing control, and episode 8 made it sound like everyone in the galaxy was down for subjugation again.
In 9 the army they shouldve had just comes out of the blue, so it really just comes down to inconsistent writing and weird plot devices.
@@rdowg they did have an army but 90% of there forces where on the planets that the first order destroyed
It's because some higher up, whether Kathleen, JJ, Disney or someone, want soft reboot Star Wars back to the ANH state.
Good guys are a small, under equipped, rebel force of guerilla fighters with rugged outfits who hides on remote planets. Bad guys are a large, military force with legions of soldiers in clean white armor & control a portion of the galaxy. The Jedi are nearly extinct.....again & with most thinking they're a myth.
It's because of the backlash the Prequels got. They wanted to push Star Wars back to the style more associated with the OT. They wanted to avoid the PT style of Star Wars storytelling. Jedi everywhere & common, both sides being fully armed & equipped military forces who control regions of the galaxy respectively & can have large scale battles with each on the regular.
Rather than continuing push Star Wars to something different & risk losing people, they opt in to revert the style back to ANH state because that's what general audiences & Anti-PT Star Wars fans loved. Even though they kind of undid the victory of ROTJ.
@@i_jump-7886 so yea, terrible writing lol
@@rdowg yeah, ep.8 needed only to say that with the destruction of the Hosnian system and the top officers there, there armed forces were in confusion and lacked coordination and orders, hallowing the new order to conquer large swat of the Galaxy before some semblance of order returned and a new chain of command created. Not: and now a bunch of nobodies with resources magically appearing from thin air conquer the galaxy with little effort as the New Republic had her entire fleet in a single system and there is nothing else.
The Empire was known for training troopers that were fanatically loyal, especially special forces. It doesn’t make sense that Inferno Squad would turn so easily
Well the Empire WAS DESTROYING HER HOME!!
@@moonshinewizard well her father didn't care so how important was it really?
@@therealbobafett that was the point of the story - dogma vs doing what is right. Even the fanatically loyal SS had a few defections in WW2, chill.
I bought her reasoning for leaving the Empire, I just wish it hadn’t happened so early in the story.
Lol why are they surprised about the Death Star 2 blowing up ? “Impossible”
Like.... they know this is the Death Star 2 right ?
Well,this time they thought it would be different
Because the Rebels pilots were few to blow up that death star........ That's why they were like o. O impossible o. O
They thought the rebels were low on numbers, and this Death Star had fixed the issue the first Death Star had.
Good news, there is not longer a hole leading strait to the reactor
Palpatine: Oh good.
This time we only built half the thing to they can just fly right into the reactor itself.
Palpatine: ...what?
Everyone here just got r/wooshed
44:49 I like the way this game gives a really compelling and rational reason for a carachter to question his own loyalties but then immediately throws it into the trash by the time the next mission is finished
I cannot stress how good the story arc with Del and Luke is, and I cannot stress enough how mad I am that this is entirely inconsequential and does't tie in with anything, and also that we didn't get more with it
DICE: makes a whole chapter of the story a reason for someone to not trust the empire with compelling characters
Also DICE: lmao how bout we have the empire make a big storm
@@Manuel-ek7wr To be completely fair though, the story was done by MOTIVE
Aaaand the big storm was something introduced with the comics
I know it's stoopid, but it's what they had to work with
This campaign was good for the first two missions
I like being able to pilot an AT-AT in the fourth mission
Yeah, for some reason I thought that was part of the first two lol
That escape plan was executed perfectly! That was so cool the way she ejected from the enemy ship, then landed home safely.
loving democracy is a pathway to many abilities some may consider unnatural
Damn and she was going as fast as however fast that airlock decompressed. Mad lad.
Can we just stop and apreciate this guys head shot skills.
I don't know how to explain it but it's actually really easy to get head shots in this game. I get them a lot and I suck at FPS games.
Same, lol. I'm rubbish at shooter games, but love RPGs with magic and swords. 😂😂
Graphics is amazing. Story is meh.. Everything after "decades later" is just facepalm.
Lol as soon as I saw the “decades later” I was like ‘ugh seriously?’ I think they just tried to include that to tease the newer trilogy characters which is lame.
This game did Kylo Ren better than the sequel trilogy did. Man's actually pretty intimidating when he's not getting his ass beat by an untrained scavenger girl
Ben/Kylo deserved better than Mary Sue Rey. He needed a badass chick like Iden Versio.
@@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289 what did you expect from Disney, they DON’T understand Star Wars at all, all the Star Wars films they made are trash compared to all the old films
Never played the game but that was so uneventful and upsetting seeing all the characters die. As a person who played Havoc squad in SWTOR up until 50, i related alot to my own character choices. Was nice seeing the generational passing of "inferno squad" to the resistance and seeing Leia. Loved it.
I enjoyed all of it. It’s was cool. Cool visuals. Cool battles. It’s not great but it’s nice being able to see the Star Wars universe through an action shooter. I also like seeing familiar characters and visiting familiar places, as well as playing a role I’m the background, kinda reminds me of Rogue One in that way.
They were this close < to making both an empire story, but also a unique soldier's story seeing how people who were for the empire viewed it, especially those of special forces who had to go through everything for them.
Also they could have done something cool in the begining part, like cybernetic enhancements, that way she could always communicate with her droid even if they take her helmet, maybe that has how special forces served the empire, with these enhancements they could do more than the average soldier.
If they simply would have made a clone troopers perspective this game would have probably been one a lot better.
It's what Pandemic's BFII's campaign so great!
I bet if they made that. people would still find some way to complain about it
In my opinion, this is the definitive Episode 6.5. It fits right it in between the events of Episode 6 and 7, sets up events for Episode 7, and is just straight up epic!
And then 7, 8, 9 were nothing but mistakes
@@cabooseisthevehicledestroy Late but Episode 7 was good, Episode 8 and 9 just soured peoples opinions on the whole trilogy.
They really made Luke as accurate. It is funny though, he still smiles.
37:40
ITS HIM! TR8R!
*fun fact: he survived getting shot by han solo*
The games only $10 now lol, I really hate ea for ruining the battlefront franchise but *love your videos man*
@Forsaken Pumpkin Buddy, fucking up a game by giving us forced monetization out the ass isn't the fan's fault. Fans do a lot of shitty things but this one's on EA.
@Forsaken Pumpkin yea, we cant blame the billion-dollar corporation for handing us yet another half-baked, full priced $60 with multiple deluxe versions ranging around the $80-120 range, attempting to fill it with gameplay changing microtransactions meant to force the MILLIONS OF CHILDREN who were going to get the game to buy the card packs or get decimated in-game, locked STANDARD characters like Luke and vader behind a YEARS WORTH OF GRINDING, and then tucked their tails behind their legs and didnt release proper content until 2 years later.
The campaign was short and still isnt complete, the multiplayer (modes and maps) was lacking content for over a year (and still is), and you really want to blame the consumers??
Yea, stay on your knees for the corporate cock, I'm sure they need your protection while they're making billions of dollars a year fleecing money on pointless purchases so they can pat themselves on the backs with their bonuses.
Rd owg the game is good now asshole make a good research instead of sticking in 2017 and don’t knowing anything about the game
The added to many things like:
Anakin
Obi wan
Grievous
Dooku
Finn
Phasma
New maps
New modes
New skins for clones and droids
New reinforcements
ALL FREE
Now shut up
EA didnt even make this game, dice made it and ea published it lmao
spacefacts you are rigth my friend
2:01:17
That Destroyer approaching is class
"Decades later"
Everyone: gone from looking like their late 20s to early 60s
I mean, the sequel trilogy is about thirty years later so its not too far off.
_Everyone: gone from looking like their late 20s to early 60s_
as they should.
I mean, that’s what “decades” mean
janina gavankar is 40
There should be a Star Wars story movie or tv show about iden verso and her inferno squad every episode is every mission they went on
The plot armour is extra thick around all of those main characters in a firefight.
Even Rey would be like "whaaa, I want mah Mary Sue powers back".
"Imperial Campaign"
Even with all the hate, the first mission was an absolute banger! This and the shipyard one, and Endor, pretty good missions!
This story could’ve been so much more. Iden could’ve been as iconic as Cal Kestic but now she’s simply been forgotten. It’s a real shame.
Hey at least EA nailed the Graphics and details.
EA didn’t develop the game. They’re publishers not developers dumbass
@@yoda301 theres no need to be an asshat jerk
@@pmc614 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@yoda what on Earth is ur problem?
It honestly looks leagues better than Jedi: fallen order. Every character in that game looks like a weird mutant and every planet looks like a skylanders Level
1:13:27 I saw a stormtrooper doing a Banzai Charge at Leia! Was he shouting, "Vader Heika Banzai?"
I find it interesting that when Iden's father quizzed her about the Rebellion's beliefs, they mocked them, but that arrogance seems out of place especially after losing a SECOND Death Star and the Emperor! Never underestimate your enemy no matter what.
Well, the US military establishment has always looked down on irregular fighting forces, yet after Vietnam they should have known better than to underestimate such an opponent... Then they get embroiled on a decades-long conflict in Afghanistan, where their superior military might and technological advantage counts for little.
Therefore it's not so hard to believe that people running an Empire willing and capable of building TWO moon-sized battlestations and 25k Star Destroyers would look down on a ragtag group flying converted cruisers shaped like cucumbers 😂
We wanted this Luke Skywalker!
Star wars: character always die
Droid: I'm oky
I like the idea of playing special forces. IRL, special operation units go through the most intense training and missions, so it makes me appreciate Inferno a whole lot more. But I didn't like how they defected
52:48 I'm sorry but did she just fan a blaster as if it was a revolver?
It's probably a tactic in shooting a gun in the empire
No, she quickdrew with her right hand and stabalized with her left by grabbing the top of the gun.
Holy shit old Clone War Walker's and Fighter's are still around damn I missed them so much at least a faction still use's Old Clone War Vehicles
“Your always telling me to take risks, seemed like the most irresponsible thing I could do”
“At’a boy”
I loved that part so much XD
2:18:06 oh man its Quentin Lance from Arrow
Holy crap it totally is!
Hold up, what?! wow
1:38:05
Iden's pure disappointment at having to fly a Cloud Car is the single greatest thing.
Man, why couldn't Force Awakens (2015) been this? An adventure that introduces you to the original (cast) characters. Self contained, but compelling overall. This was a fun watch. Nostalgia here and there.
I saw almost NOTHING wrong with TFA except with little to no explaination of Rey's backstory + Force sensitivity. TFA had a lot going for it but the changes in TLJ fucked it up.
Never thought I’d see the day when I would say this.
The Writing In EA’s Battlefront II > The Writing In The Last Jedi
I find this lack of good Writing in Star Wars... Disturbing!
Yeah a disturbance in the force
While I’m here after watching the rise of skywalker, completely inmersed in this campaign, those three movies are not canon for me anymore.
Edit: Fuck I spoke too early Kylo Ren appeared.
2:47:52
her: stun
Droid: beep
Stormtrooper: AHHHHHH
LMAO
LOL
“We’re gonna rip this star destroyer out of hyperspace” 😂
"Push some buttons?", "Just shoot the thing.", "Get out, Already." Every mission be like.
This was the first battlefront game I ever played, and I loved the campaign. The story was well written and got an Inferno Squad tattoo
Agent Hask: The Empire's Dogma
And Hux is the first order’s dogma.
The biggest Star Wars Fan This comment didnt age well
Battlefront 2 (2005) *Play as a clone becoming an imperial soldier half the game*
Battlefront 2 (2017) *Play as imperial special forces become a Rebel after a couple of campaign missions*
39:51 luke needs to focus and concentrate on the force to hold still a couple of boulders meanwhile Rey....ahaha, force goes brrrrrr
Falling rocks vs stationary ones and split second action vs relaxed, focused action
@@spencerladner3258 stop making excuses for shitty writing and shitty characters bruh
@@chuckn4851 And that’s all? Lol
@@spencerladner3258 u forget how many rocks she lifted and how little training she had. Luke on the other hand trained hard to be a jedi. Rey is a horrible character, no two ways about it
@@cerealmilk1803 It’s no different. It’s only different in your mind. You must unlearn what you have learned. Luke taught Rey well. Those rocks combined probably still weighed less than the x-wing, and Luke had just ran through the jungle. Rey wasn’t fatigued at all. The force is not some kind of skill tree where you get new abilities every other level, it’s everywhere. Rey understood the force at that point. Luke still did not in ESB. Not every student will struggle with the same things.
I think the campaign should have been entirely focused on Del, Hask, Iden and her father. We didn't really see much of their relationships,.
- Idens father seems to have lost faith in the Empire last second, but was still willing to die on the ship. Iden put up no fight and had no emotional reaction
- Story beats were rushed, making things feel unnatural. Seriously, Iden and Zay discover Del is dead, Zay is completely calm and not at all emotional and tells Iden to calm down, and she just does that.
- Hask supposedly "died". I have no idea if that happened in the battle on Jakku, or some time after. There was no emphasis so it didin't have any weight.
- This was basically 2 games with some DLC at the end all crammed into one game. The first game would have been about Inferno Squad, their relationships, as well as Del and Idens gradual defection. The second game would have been Del and HAsk in the rebellion, as well as their personal struggles with Hask and Idens father, while also developing the romance (Seriously, Del and Iden had like 2 scenes that said "These two will end up together" and then they just threw it in there). The DLC was the one set during _The Force Awakens_ and it adds nothing.
- Zay was way too calm and chipper after having lost both her parents in a single day
- If they took out the Han Solo, Lando Calrissian, and final segment in _TFA_ missions, they would have had time to properly develop other things if they were so adamant about having two games in one.
I actually liked the Lando mission
15:06 Yup, the Empire's time HAS COME
Y'know, I don't really mind Inferno Squad defecting aside from the misleading marketing, but imagine if the campaign actually was what it was made out to be in the trailers; A story about how the crumbling Empire transitioned into the First Order, told from the perspective of boots-on-the-ground soldiers. You could explore each Squad Member's reason for staying loyal - Iden out of subservience to her father, Hask out of self-serving ambition, and Meeko out of loyalty to his Squadmates - and how it slowly corrupts their friendship. The DLC could then be about Meeko finally defecting after his daughter Zay is about to be brainwashed like Finn was, killing Hask and fleeing with her to the Resistance, only to be killed by Iden, leaving Zay alone to defeat her mother.
As for the story of an elite group of Commandos defecting, if you want to make a game out of that, might I recommend a Republic Commando sequel? I imagine it playing out sort of like the Bad Batch in reverse; Sev, being presumed dead and abandoned, becomes one of the early members of the Rebellion, while the rest of Delta Squad stay with the Empire as it emerges from the ashes of the Republic. The Clones are treated exceptionally poorly, with Sev's replacement being an asshole non-Clone, who eventually gets orders to terminate the rest of Delta over suspicions about their loyalty. In comes Sev to save the day and invite the rest of the Squad into the Rebellion, with them completing several missions and eventually making a Halo Reach-esque last stand on Scarif to tie into Rogue One.
I’d be fine if this were canon. She’s a good character with a good story
it is canon 🎉
This shit is better than the damn movies which are tame and goofy by comparison
Say what you will about Battlefront 2 but man the story in this game was absolutely amazing and was super fun to play
What exactly made it amazing?
michael cooper the only reason it’s so short is because it’s basically a playable movie, which means it can’t be any longer than 4 hours
Me: sees versio for the first time
Also me: aahh, that's hot
Nobody:
Iden’s droid: you were expecting a numeration, but it was me, Dio!
Every. Comment. Section.
Lando and Shriv were the best part of this whole campaign
Hows the head
Not even when required to, is Kylo remotely intimidating, I think is the voice. Want to add, I feel more attached to Zay than Rey, feels more humane and likeable.
2:31:41 Starkiller Base fires… It breaks my heart to see the Planet Ilum once a sacred place to the Jedi Order, where they harvested Kyber Crystals for their Lightsabers desecrated & turned into a weapon. To wipe out 30 Years of rebuilding Peace from the war gone in moments. I still hear the billions of innocent people of the Hosnian System & the New Republic Fleet screaming as their fate of being vaporized reaches them from The Force Awakens is more tragic than watching the Death Star destroy Alderaan or watching the Jedi being gunned down by their Clone Troops. I cannot bear to see such cruelty. It’s just so unforgiving.
You sir are a poet with a tender heart and I appreciate this comment ❤️
I swear this game has a better and more belieavable plot than all 3 sequels. Really good watch.
Star Wars Franchise: *exists*
EA: "Bruh"
ME: "Y tho"
2 years later i am still trying to laugh at this comedy
This is where the fun begins
It was a great story........luke was 100% on point
Lmaoooo "look at that cloud car... No real pilot would fly one of these." That's a good one
"I'm scared. I'm just more afraid of failing than dying."
-Iden Versio
Omg the space battles looked super good tho, like those Mon Calamari Cruisers are aesthetic GOALS
God damn this was an epic cinematic video! I love how the story continued after the battle of Endor and carried on to the first order!
I enjoyed this. 1 small thing kind of bugged me though.
Taking out the Stormtroopers with a mele seems kind of lame considering they're wearing full battle armor and helmets. Lol
Yeah, but armor in Star Wars is focused more on keeping the user from dying instantly from a blaster shot by dispersing the energy rather than protecting from physical attacks like rocks or arrows or a good clean punch to the jaw.
@@stevenbean9731
When I'm wearing my motorcycle helmet no one could knock me out like that and it's not even rated to withstand blaster attacks.
Dominick Efrim That’s a motorcycle helmet, designed to absorb physical energy and keep your head from opening like a walnut if you fall off the bike.
Armor in Star Wars works differently, since the vast majority of weapons in circulation are blasters as opposed to ballistic weapons (slugthrowers). After all, when someone’s got a gun, a motorcycle helmet isn’t your first choice, right?
@@stevenbean9731
Better than a baseball cap.
My point is any random helmet is going to protect you from a punch, and it's not like the stormtroopers helmets cracked or shattered on impact exposing the flesh underneath to any impact.
They're knocked out but the helmets are still intact.
Dominick Efrim >expecting helmet to break from the force of a baton
Expecting a little much from Extortion Arts there, aren’t you?
They just pulled the Italian move and swapped sides to win