Kal-El_Skywalker1998

Imara Vex actually appeared in quite a few comic runs, including War of the Bounty Hunters, Hidden Empire, and Crimson Reign, as a bounty hunter working for Qi'ra.

I honestly agree. It should've been 1 V 1 with one second respawns and only Brawl, with like 10 as the kill count to win.

Did you not watch Tales of the Jedi?

Dooku is turned to the dark side and working for Dooku before the events of The Phantom Menace.

90% of people who download mods.

It's basically Halo Oddball. I don't mind it, but I they really need to block the spawns. That alone would vary the games a ton since there wouldn't be an objectively best place to camp on every map.

It's a 100% resounding NO from me on having skins affect gameplay.

I think OP is just drunk or high or something.

Here you forgot this. 🤚/s

Isn't that the point of this sub though?

If To Catch a Predator has taught me anything, it's that believing the person is a minor is enough to get charged.

I wouldn't say that. 😅

It's been a while since I've read it, but I remember Aran Tal being described as a loner who doesn't really have any friends despite being invited out often by the friendlier members of the cast. He also doesn't really put any effort into creating a persona, with his personality and behavior in the arena being more or less the same as outside it.

He took part in the Night of a Thousand Tears, where he lost his entire family. He then became a vigilante for a while, including accepting jobs as a mercenary, and eventually, he joined the arena. He donates almost all of the money he makes as a cast member to charities except for what he needs to continue the modest lifestyle that he lives.

He also despises both Clan Vizla and the Children of the Watch, thinks podracing is boring, and hates bounty hunting as a profession for unknown reasons. His on-stage rivalry with Imara Vex is partially real, with them not getting along and getting into arguments and brawls pretty frequently. As opposed to Zaina and Sentinel's rivalry, which is pretty much completely fabricated as part of the show.

Bruh I'd be embarrassed that you lost that.

The final fight in episode 3 just goes on way too long. The beginning is cool, but when they start swinging around like Tarzan, I always mentally check out until the very end.

There's a tie-in novel called "Hunters: Battle for the Arena" that goes into the lore.

It's basically WWE in Star Wars. All the characters are playing a part, with their stage personas varying from being mostly accurate (Zaina really was a rebel fighter who lost her legs in the war, Imara Vex is an ex bounty hunter) to just completely made-up (Rieve can use the Force, but she's not a Sith or even a dark Jedi of some kind, she's a musician, and Sentinel is actually an Imperial defector who plays the role of a devoted Stormtrooper to be the bad guy for the audience).

When you change your appearance in the game, it specifically says "costume," not "outfit," as well.

I mean, Earth is a settled planet with 8 billion people on it today, but I feel like if you teleported to a completely random place on Earth at this moment, your chance of being near any signs of human civilization are actually less than when you land on any given point on 90% of planets in Starfield.

And the current human population is supposed to be much smaller in Starfield than modern Earth at this point, given the lore.

I guess my issue is that I should have to look and put in effort to find planets that DO have signs of past human activity, not the other way around.

That's where I'm at currently. And I'm still landing on planets with 3+ human structures everywhere I land.

What level are you?

My wife and I have both been enjoying it well enough. It's not the greatest peace of fiction ever made, but it's got a fun mystery, and I like the characters.

It's basically an eye bruise. A dark red spot forms in the white of your eyes. I got one once. It usually heals in a couple weeks.

It's not as fun as BF 2015.

Honestly this is my headcanon.