Just wouldn't expect a multiplayer video game with a decent but unremarkable single player story to absolutely nail Luke's characterization the best we've seen in just about anything else from Disney canon.

So far it has been an interesting experience.

There hasn't been much of a main storyline so far. You do errands for Jabba, Watto, or Imperials (or Rebels), but that's pretty much it.

What's really exciting is that you can actually feel like you're living a profession in a Star Wars galaxy. (Just like the title says!)

For example, I decided to become a bounty hunter who punches people with Teras Kasi, and to actually work as a Bounty Hunter you have to do the actual legwork. You have to track a quarry with a probe droid, move through the hyperspace lane, then hunt him down with seeker droids.

And all the items you require, you buy from other users. I was baffled at first for this lack of seller NPC, but it was pretty funny to visit a store ran by an another user once you get used to it. Really makes you feel there's an actual community in here.

I guess this game would've been more of a blast to play back then, many SW fans would've felt like they were living a dream.

We all know the Zeltrons, don't we? That species with a unique culture and biology that seeks pleasure and joy.

According to "The New Essential Guide to Alien Species", the Zeltrons have been invaded 12 times throughout their history, but thanks to their culture and other factors, they’ve dissuaded their attackers from invading them—and instead, the attackers chose to join them to experience Zeltron culture.

“Make love, not war,” they used to say...

Halfway through the first book and just wanted to say that so far I’ve been really loving it, I like to listen to creepy music while reading it and it puts me in the mood so well! This the first younger readers book I’m tackling for legends and I’ve heard this series is really good, I can’t imagine how good Wolverton or Watson will be

Just finished Star by Star last night and loved it for the most part. It was a little long winded in places and like others I believe the assault on the World Ship was a bit confusing to follow at times but the rest was brilliant.

I'll be starting the rest of the series later this week but wanted to throw some rankings out for the series so far.

1. Balance Point - I know this one will make me look insane but I loved it for some reason. The slow pace, all on one planet basically and being able to focus on the main gang again made this an incredibly enjoyable read. It may not be the best book but after the fast paced action to get here I really enjoyed the slow down to focus on this smaller plot.

2. Star by Star - Absolutely brilliant if not a little too long and confusing at times but the last 200 pages or so kept me enthralled, I know Denning has his critics but I really loved how everything came together at the end and no spoilers but obviously the big moments were quite emotional.

3. Vector Prime - Again, I loved it. I read it in one day and it kept me hooked. I really enjoyed Han and Chewie in the Asteroid Belt and showing that the old boys could keep up with the kids which made the ending even more harder, but a very enjoyable start.

4. Dark Tide I and 2 - Loved them both, the focus on Corran and the duel on Ithor was peak. It did feel a little all over the place keeping up with the multiple arcs but nonetheless a great read.

5. Edge of Victory 1 and 2 - Great books again, nearly as good as Dark Tide but I think I just enjoyed the characters a little more in Dark Tide then this duology but still great.

6. Agents of Chaos - I actually really loved these books. I had heard that the duology and Balance Point were not a strong point for the series but the first one especially I really enjoyed watching Han and Droma, the 2nd book felt a little more stale but again, Han is my favourite character so it was enjoyable.

I'd love to hear your thoughts, I know others will disagree and I think that there are some books like Edge of Victory and Star by Star which would rank higher as to how they are actually written, but I've just ranked this how I felt with them fresh in my head.

Tell me, why did they make the original so damn pale? I repainted him and added actual hair.

Threepio and R2 were at the wedding. Obi Wan clearly figured it out. Padmé's handmaidens must have noticed a Jedi sneaking around her apartment. Palpatine almost certainly knew. Was anyone in the galaxy actually fooled, or was the whole Jedi Council just choosing not to look? Give me your full list of who knew.

I know Faro is technically a new canon character, but I'm really curious to hear what the Legends community thinks of her

Vintage Darth Vader “piggy bank”. Vader talks when you add coins to the base.

For some reason I have been laughing at this for years. Darth Poppins lost his lightsaber when I was a kid, but for the last 20 years or so I have been collecting tiki drink umbrellas for him. Yellow is this seasons color.

Edit. Some rando is fixated on a part of this post that wasn’t really the point of the post, so I edited it to cool him down. Hope everyone else enjoys a fun old school toy.

I've heard that, despite undoubtedly being better-directed than Luke in canon, he also did a lot of stupid things, such as allowing the Sith to exist to maintain balance in the Force.

Is this true, or are these mostly baseless accusations?

Just came in the mail today. I enjoyed the story in the game so im very excited to get more of it without the really clunky and old 3d platforming.

Hello I just wanted to share with you my 24cm Darth Vader figure, printed with resin.

I'm reading the Jedi Academy: Champions Of The Force and... Did the villain of the Jedi story, Exar Kun, was just defeated in the middle of the book? I was expecting to see this in, like, chapter 40, not chapter 15

Young Jedi Knights is genuinely an underrated compared to how important it is in the context of Legends-Canon as a whole.

I have been stalling on watching this series ever since it's release because I thought that they would probably nerf maul and that it was just another spinoff nobody asked for, I jumped in skeptical, trying very hard to like only to be thoroughly surprised by how good it was, that 2d/3d blend animation style is so painterly and cool looking and aside from good visuals there's plenty of action and buildup and incredible payoff, it introduced several amazing new characters and the show keeps you hooked, each episode ends on a cliffhanger and then the next takes off were the last one left off, it really keeps you hooked, excited for what is to come next and that finale with Darth Vader....yeah, you know you're screwed when Darth Maul and the mandalorians are equally terrified.

9.2/10, awesome show, highly recommend.

All it took was broadcasting “Ackbar is Back” throughout the New Republic, and morale skyrocketed.

Its kinda funny if you know Anakin's character from The Clone Wars.

Palpatine " in time you will call me.... master"

Luke "you're gravely mistaken"

vader swiftly/nervously looks at luke:

"Dude, can I catch a break for petes sake, dont antagonize mr evilpants while hes already out to get the both of us"

Spoilers ahead for the Legacy of the Force books.

So... Maybe I'm just being overly sensitive about this, I probably am. But no fictional story has ever hit me this hard before.

I had never actually read the Legacy of the Force books because my friends advised me against it way back in the day. Unfortunately, later I did and I found out all they did in it.

I found out about Jacen Solo turning evil. About Jaina killing him. (both BS imo, neither of those things would ever happen in a million years imo.) And found out about Jacen killing Mara Jade.

This stuff sent me into an actual depression and I've been in it for literal months now. Silly, maybe, but I can't help it. Wish I could.

I grew up reading the Young Jedi Knights books. Jacen, Jaina and Tenel Ka became some of my favorite characters in the entire Star Wars saga.

Does anybody else feel this way and hate Legacy of the Force as much as I do?

Every Sunday my wife makes chili for dinner. And every time I ladle out chili into my bowl I say to myself “For the Jedi it is time to eat as well. Good food, hm? Good, hmm?".

Or, back when I ate carbs, eating an egg role say “Like I was being watched”