- Why did they copy Episode IV story instead of creating a new and meaningful one, like Lucas did in the underrated Episodes I, II and III?
- How can 2 randoms using a light saber for the first time beat up so easily an already trained Jedi or whatever, who is feared by almost everyone in the First order?
- Why are fanboys trying to make up for its flaws and trying to fix the gigantic holes in this movie instead of admiting it could be great, but it's simply bad?
BONUS: What kind of useless krap is the Republic?
No, seriously, this movie is just bad, worst Star Wars ever, period. Could have been great, but it's not even good.
@Skarwolf: i agree with everything you said and I found even more flaws and nonsenses, but I'm not in the mood for writing right now. Easily the worst Star Wars ever. Could have been great, but it's not even good.
Huge let down, I was expecting much more. And much more realism, something more like Far Cry 2. Guess I was hoping too much, everything nowadays is dumbed down and surreal.
Also, remember how Far Cry, Far Cry 2 and Far Cry 3 were so different? Now they are basicaly releasing Far Cry 3 for the 3rd time.
@kenundrum7: What is disturbing to me is you trying to get away from real people. And how is MP only a trend when you have Far Cry 4, MGS V, Witcher 3, Fallout 4 and many, many other SP games? Go play one of those and stop being a moron. This one is for people who like MP, simple as that.
I don't think the lack of communication is so bad as you people make it. I've played many matches where no one was speaking and it was still fun, and our team still won. If you get a team of morons you'll lose, communicating or not, but it happens in every single team based multiplayer game I've ever played.
The real problems are the servers, the tick (only 15 and Ubisoft is silent about it even after 15+ pages of complaints in the forums) and the lack of content (all scenarios are too similar, all the guns are too similar).
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