And despite being a shitty, over-powered character that beaks the setting, they still had no issue having his shit get utterly wrecked as need be. Which atleast puts him one-up on Rey.
Otherwise, that entire discussion about how Star Wars fans somehow don't like female characters beings badasses is just pathetic normies trying to wear being a Star Wars fan as a skinsuit, now that it's the cool new thing.
I've heard there's a novelization of the games (or some other media that tells Starkiller's story) that makes it clear that what you seen in those games is embellished from the "true story"
He wasn't the first to drastically force a Star Destroyer in any particular direction. Though he received no blowback for it, while the first one to do it DIED, being a conduit channeling the wills of less than a dozen students to push away a whole fleet of them.
And despite being a shitty, over-powered character that beaks the setting, they still had no issue having his shit get utterly wrecked as need be. Which atleast puts him one-up on Rey.
Otherwise, that entire discussion about how Star Wars fans somehow don't like female characters beings badasses is just pathetic normies trying to wear being a Star Wars fan as a skinsuit, now that it's the cool new thing.
I fucking hate this timeline.
I've heard there's a novelization of the games (or some other media that tells Starkiller's story) that makes it clear that what you seen in those games is embellished from the "true story"
He wasn't the first to drastically force a Star Destroyer in any particular direction. Though he received no blowback for it, while the first one to do it DIED, being a conduit channeling the wills of less than a dozen students to push away a whole fleet of them.