Do You Remember The Force Unleashed? (Story Explained) 

protag v villian i guess? idk

The context behind each is what matters. The short of it is that for all his power Nihilus is pathetic. And that's why he works and Starkiller doesn't. There are many other reasons I could give but this is the main one.

I just figure Galen was a bit of a freak of nature with ludicrous aptitude for some force applications.

@@thomasjoychild4962 I've always seen him as a force equivalent to a storm, but he cant tone down his power. He's really good on physical force powers, but weaker on spiritual force powers. I cant ever see him become a force ghost because of this.

I mean ....... he WAS hungry

He failed the speech check which is really funny when you consider how much of a smooth talker Ani was compared to the intimidating menace that Vader IS

Vader is a slave to destiny he can't change the future padme will always die and he will always bring balance to the force regardless of how he goes about it

To be fair, it's hard to successfully coerce someone who is just as strong in the force as you are

It's honestly not even that far-fetched. In Revenge of the Sith, some of the deleted scenes are still treated as canon to the stories that came later. The relevant one is where a young Mon Mothma talks with Padme and Bail about organizing a movement against Supreme Chancellor Palpatine, and if the need arises, organizing a militarized rebellion cell to combat his takeover of the galaxy. Ultimately, they do nothing right away, but in time, they started doing their own things as a disjointed allegiance of insurrectionist groups before forming under a unified banner as the Alliance to Restore the Republic. In The Force Unleashed, that banner just happened to be the Marek family crest.

*cackle

I guess Vader took a page out of Obi-Wan's book and trolled the shit out of this dude. XD

Has the same energy as "my source is I made it tf up"

ngl i played this game as a kid so many times and even recently, never noticed proxy did that, might have but it didn't register, it is a cool touch with him

"Judge me but my size, do you?"

Yoda isn't exactly the wisest or most reliable source, though...

@@TerribleTom113 yoda is very much “the girlies that get it get it, and the girlies that don’t don’t”

Yoda and Kota said sizes doesn’t matter on that I agree.

This and pirates of the carribean on the wii were the pinnacle of gaming Wym I can actually swordfight and lightsaber fight like I always dreamed

Ditto

Wdym? The wii version was better it had multiplayer mode were you can fight your friends

@@oscarrazo5715 Did not know, and would not have cared had i known, as i had no Friends, so a rather useless component for me. And i am pretty sure the Video showed Levels that where not on the Wii Version, which i was refering to

Guy's a massive asset to SW creators and has been for ages.

He isn't the only reason animated shows are good. Don't be ridiculous.

@@martinsriber7760 Other than his amazing voice work, Sam has influence in the actual writing.

@@supergoodadvice853 I know.

Relax, he aint the ONLY reason

I think that's touched on in the novelisation where the boy intuites or outright says that Vader took him bc he wanted a son (you know, after being led to believe he killed his own children with padme)

And I kid you not, George Lucas once wanted Starkiller to be called “Darth Icky”. Let that sink in

It was actually supposed to be Luke's name in the original scripts. Galen is supposed to be a photo negative of Luke/a what if version of Luke if he'd been raised by Vader so Lucas suggested Starkiller be his nickname.

@@starmancrusader As a joke, lol.

Yep, they also go with that explanation in the novelization of the game.

Yeah thats how its in the ds version I played that dozens of times

@@rhymenoceros3303 It has active engines in the novelization and the DS version has the ISD being damaged but doesn't specify whether or not it had functional engines.

Having only played the Wii and DS versions (both very different from each other), this walk through of the story felt like some Mandela Effect version lol

​@@parkermm😂😂

which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it's happened three times.

@@RomrojalI think it's weird that it's happened ONLY three times by now.

Anything to do with Order 66 *kills me* every time, that section in Fallen Order had me sobbing b/c the clones were just joking around with him like big brothers not two minutes ago! 😭😭

@@khanlusa I remember audibly gasping and muttering "Oh no" under my breath the second realization of what's about to unfold hit. Absolutely harrowing segment that got me very emotional. And the added context of the behavioral chips from the Clone Wars show just doubles the hell down on pure tragedy of it all, my god.

I actually loathe the changes made to make it an unwilling pavement. I think I hate it even more than what was done to Luke in TLJ. I think the behavior chips completely destroy the tragedy, because a narrative tragedy requires it to be a result of the failed journey of the victims of the tragedy. Not only that, but it tears out so much of the potency. It was much, much more impactful when it was a conscious choice. A decision made to obey that which they were trained to do, which they believed in above all else. If you think it unrealistic, consider Korean Air Flight 801 where flight staff knew they were almost certainly going to crash into the ground but in Korean culture you don't criticize or ever directly challenge your superiors so at most they would say things along the lines of "gee it sure is cloudy" then crashed killing 229 people. It's a far more poignant commentary, tragedy, & betrayal when it's a choice, it's far more sad of the fate of the clones when it is a choice, because the clones value loyalty to the Republic above all else & to them it is the Jedi who betrayed them. It is the Jedi who turned on the Republic to them, & so they doom themselves in their blind devotion. It has so much more meat to it.

@@pubcle The difference I would say is this isn't just a career or a job or just friends, this is *war*, people you've fought and bled beside. It makes no sense after years of struggle and shared hardship and creating bonds forged in the fires of galactic war that almost every clone would just obey the order of someone they've probably never even seen in person while still in the middle of said galactic war (droids weren't shut down at the time for most of them) to murder not just their commanders, but their comrades in arms who held with them through thick and thin because it was just in the rulebook.

Starkiller > Ahsoka Tano Ill take the heat idgaf

I think that was in the Wii version from what I've been told.

@@khanlusa Yeah, that's nuts cause I've never owned a WII, I played this on xbox, and I played it to absolute death xD But it's also been a decade since I last looked at it. Cultural osmosis really be something. Damn I love Starkiller.

@@khanlusa Engines are active in the Wii version as well. It's just a popular myth that people butthurt about Starkiller's power level spread around for years.

​@@khanlusaweather it's falling or. Or ripping one of those things out of the sky and living MAJOR bragging rights and free drinks for life kinda rep

I think in the novelization the ISD was already falling

honestly with the way the movies are i believe it was more the yoda's and windo's fault than palpatine. like bro's mom dead and ya told him to just let his wife die as well. he aint got anyone left.

@@Kris-wo4pj Him turning to the dark side is for sure Palps' fault. But his loss of faith in the order is for sure the fault of Yoda and Windu and to a lesser extent Obi-wan

Is it really gaslighting if it's (partially) true, though-

@@schmi2897 The only reason Palpatine could turn him as easily as he did is because of the Jedi themselves. If they had made some concessions then they would have been able to stop it from happening. Or if Padme was married by the time of Attack of the Clones as that would have taken away the main motivation.

@@irystocrattakodachithatmooms If Palpatine hadn't been there Anakin might have just left the order outright and just fuck off to support his wife and do whatever else and the galaxy might be much better for it. Of course the Jedi failed him I never argued otherwise. But it was only because Palpatine was there that he was able groomed into the dark side.

The game, imo, did not really show something different

This is what happens in the game

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The Disney brown-nosers are such great a hypocrites when they bash starkiller while they support Rey. The Mary Sue goddess proves that she is better everything than everyone and is even able to single-handedly prove that you can strike someone down in anger and still not submit to the dark side. 🙄

Omg I don't know how to respond to RU-vidrs in the right way. But I would like to provide a funny story....My mother has played this series recently and she ain't happy about the lack of stealth game play......She also called me an" Casual bitch" for allowing me to act like a super solider and have more than 5 deaths while she watches me play on NORMAL mode........Mommma be harsh yo. Lol

I know there isn't a stealthy style of Play but moms be angry about this yo.

Oh my god, that sounds horrifying lmao

I read this literally like 5 seconds before it popped up in the video. The way it made me snort was awful.

I always thought that the beam of light was maybe meant to foreshadow Kota not being dead? Like he’s the only one that doesn’t get a beam of light. 😅 Although, I do find that aspect to be quite ridiculous - especially when taken with the context of Order 66. And it makes the death of a Jedi just a bit weird, like what is that beam of light? Is it their “soul” leaving? If so, where is it going? Is there a “Galactic Heaven” where all the good Jedi go? Why do just Jedi get to go there? And so on. It just clearly wasn’t thought about beyond a writer thinking “SOMETHING should happen when a Jedi dies.” Which is also silly with the context of the films, imagine how ridiculous the deaths of Yoda, Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon would have been if there were these beams of light exploding out of them?

Centerpoint station 👌

@@khanlusa I knew it had station in its name or it was a station just could've figure it out thanks

Neat! Thank you for sharing :D