@GarGx1: Agreed. Despite some flaws I love that they didn't play it safe this time. It also was much more interesting visually.

I enjoyed the movie, especially the second half. Thankfully I don't overanalize the franchise. That's why I also enjoyed Episode I. People nowadays analyze Star Wars movies as if they were The Godfather. Nothing wrong with that, but Star Wars are and will always be science fiction movies aimed at kids. If you want good plot and character development watch The Sopranos instead. You won't find that in a Star Wars movie.

@tzimakoulini: For god's sake, use punctuation. Also, why all the words in capital??

@Thanatos2k: While that "1 inch" was exaggerated, what I meant is that there is a point where different resolutions will be almost imperceptible in home sized TVs. According to viewing distance charts, to start seeing the difference between 4k and 8k on a 50inch screen you need to be at just 5 feet of distance from the TV.

http://www.avsforum.com/photopost/data/2089333/4/4c/4cd4431b_200ppdengleski.png

@Zerabp: I'm talking about the difference between 4k and 8k. The bigger the resolution the less noticeable difference in home sized screens.

@Thanatos2k: You need to be at 1 inch of the screen to see the difference between 4k and 8k.

How in the world the amazing expansive world of AC Origins got a 7 and CoD a 9????

@ltjohnnyrico: While you're right, he's also kind of right too. The fact that every single player feature is an addition or considered a training for MP is depressing.

@tiringpillow: What a selfish comment. If you don't care about the campaign that's fine, but a lot of people are eager to get a real single player Star Wars experience.

@joeywyss: I didn't read the novel, but I have read a lot of SK books, so I'm sure that abandoning key points of their novels sometimes could be a good thing.