I regards to this, Hux was very over-confident and prideful. Poe was using that as his advantage when he was taunting him and keeping his distracted before he charged against the surface cannons. The Y-Wings were already old by the time of Galactic Civil War, and with the demilitarization act of the Galactic Republic, I would assume most were scrapped when it was viewed that fighters like it weren't needed anymore. And MG-100 StarFortresses could deliver a bombing load of much larger amount than other starfighters. Does everything really need an explanation of how something appeared in here? While it is a thing that cold probably use an answer, paying attention to every single bad detail will ruin the viewing experience of any film if you ask me. Hux was very over-confident and he most likely believed that they could wipe out the Resistance easily, especially when the galaxy was in state of chaos after the destruction of the Hosnian System. I do agree with this, but then we should remember that the Resistance (or any military in Star Wars) is not like our real world's military. Star Wars takes its influence from our world but its not same thing. In regards to Poe, I see his demotion in front of others as the way to teach him humility, a good part in any leader. He was still very hot-headed pilot whom Leia was coachng to become the next leader.

I agree. I never got to do the intro missions for these places so this is very good news.

Its been discussed earlier that the kill option, while it may provide a good point from RPing point-of-view to character you're playing as, also shuts the killable character from any further part in story. We've seen that with Koth, Senya, Malavai and few others. Hoping that they will have part in 6.0 if they're alive with you.

I think he might defending Tython from possible invasion. He has shown that he's interested in them and since Tython is JCs home planet, he might be there to look after his/her holocron while seeking knowledge about what happened to him (Felix) in the hands of that Sith. I agree with this. While the small reunions may not have been on the same level as KoTFE-ones, there have been few good ones. I liked Vector's very much.

Looks like Tython to me though it could be Alderaan too, I can't wait to find out.

This, so much this as fellow Finn. I write English well and read books in it but gods, my pronunciation is awful at times. And I agree, while our education is still good, it has come down considerably in past few years.

Yeah, the Gree event will come back eventually, just like the Bounty Contract and the THORN-events.

It should be there when you head north from the Republic/Imperial outpost during the Gree event.

Alderaan and Manaan. I love the sort of "regal" sound when you load to Alderaan and go through its grounds, while Manaan is just pretty to listen.

I'm genuinely hopeful and curious for this. Filoni and crew did an amazing job with Rebels imo, so I have my hopes high for this one. I'll be very curious to see what kind of roles Phasma and Poe will play, this series will serve as an ample opportunity to provide more background onto them, along with galactic events in general before TFA.

Imho he's working for the good of the Alliance/galaxy as you said. As for why he hasn't told us, I really hope there will be good explanation on why hasn't he told us what he is going to do for the Order. Still, he has done a good job in keeping us in suspence. I agree with the kill/no kill-option.

I'm very curious for it. I loved Rebels so I'm eagerly awaiting to see what kind of work Filoni and co will do. They did fantastically with Rebels when Thrawn was brought in. Now I can't wait to see more Poe, BB-8 and Phasma and perhaps some look into events that predate TFA.

Story, companions, superb voice acting, and all the explorable planets from SW universe.

I'm still waiting for a trailer to the flashpoint, but since its only a week away, it seems like there won't be any trailer in regards to it. Oh well, at least there are some screenshots.

I'm personally excited for it due new story and background for Han, though admit, not that interested in him or Lando like with Luke and Leia, but judging from trailers, it is going to be good imo. I wasn't that excited due all the fuss surrounding its production, but the trailers were the game changer with me. I don't personally have nothing against Alden, never seen any films from him and he does have some Han Solo with him. I can understand director change and reshoots, as the previous directors wanted to make the film into pure comedy instead of having comical elements onto it, as Kasdan and Kennedy outlined and when Lord and Miller didn't want to adapt, change was needed.

SWTOR's character creation says that the humans are the largest species by numbers in galaxy. I'm pretty sure that I've read on elsewhere too, but can't find it from Wookieepedia. And I agree, not many non-humans shown, even when considered that the Resistance is supposed to make from various species, just like the Rebel Alliance. I suppose its just easier to portray more humans than trying to bring more aliens.

I agree with this very much. Star Wars universe itself is supposed very diverse from its species, where humans are in the majority and the aliens in the minority, who on occasion are discriminated badly due them being very different to humans. Its only good imo that there are more people from various ethnic backgrounds portraying the characters, especially humans, since white people aren't the only humans in the galaxy as we first saw in the Original trilogy when there were almost none other colored humans (apart from Lando and maybe someone else?).

Congratulations Eric on your upcoming wedding and birthday, all the best for you and your spouse!

I don't remember seeing Zahn working on the new flashpoint (though I could very well be wrong). He did, however, had at least some input on the A Traitor Among the Chiss flashpoint, if we look at small nods to overall Chiss lore and politics there. I remember from the livestream last year that he was, possibly, going to help out more on these TOR-projects.

I like all parts of the saga, some more than others, but still like them. With that being said, I do believe that Sequels flow better in terms of story, writing and character development than the Prequels. I consider TLJ being my favorite SW-film of all time.

I finally found something to buy: Sensuous Dress and Revanite Avenger -sets. Sensuous Dress, when I checked it went for 33 mil at least, so I decided to save credits and just use CCs. Revanite set, it wasn't overtly priced plus its one of the cool looking sets imo.

Yus, let's spread some love for Thrawn.

In my honest opinion, he's not evil when compared to Vader or Tarkin (though I am biased in this since he is my favorite Star Wars -character and knowing his backstory, I just can't see him villain, even in Rebels ). He's pragmatic, but he also sees the human side of things and does his best to avert meaningless casualties. I definitely suggest watching Rebels season 3 to end, Thrawn has some truly fantastic moments there (especially in the end of episode 17, Through Imperial Eyes and in finale). If you liked Rogue One, season 3's second half has some nice additions that tie into it as well as to overall saga (formation of Rebel Alliance). Season 4 is the same, but the ending there really left me and other people in awestruck state. I found the Rebels and the main characters to be rather childish and bit silly on occasion, but I grew to love them over the years. So many fine moments of character development and it tied the Clone Wars-series nicely with it (made me like Ahsoka and Rex so much more). I suggest giving the show another try, who knows if you might find something that you like.

Former Progenitor-player here, I would have liked if the English -speaking servers were named as Leviathan instead of Darth Malgus, I find it bit boring on occasion There's just something cool in all those ship with mythological names in my opinion (Chimaera, Gorgon, Basilisk etc.)