If it's this guy, it's not the same actor, and it's not the same character, not even tentatively during production.
If it's this guy, it's not the same actor, and it's not the same character, not even tentatively during production.
Yeah you are right - I did a cursory look and that photo was next to his from ESB but I didn't do the due dilligence properly
I had those same search results. Green Leader's picture showed with Wedge's snow speeder gunner.
IIRC, most of the time in TIE Fighter you're either fighting pirates, helping in a civil war or fighting rogue imperials.
Yes you do fight rebels, but they're not the majority of your enemies.
Pretty sure you fight more Rebels/New Republic pilots in Star Wars Squadrons than you do in TIE Fighter.
There's also some outright terrorism and war crimes in Squadrons.
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I’m nearing the end of the game and Vess and the rest of the characters have really grown on me. I’m glad I decided to go back to the game after they ironed out some of the issues.
I did indeed blast through the Battlefront 2 campaign after finishing the Outlaws DLC (I might dip back to explore a bit more of the post-post-game content, but the actual gameplay loop isn't quite interesting enough to run through it on its own without the story/mission). BF2 was less than I was expecting, even knowing it's primarily a multiplayer game (I was particuarly disappointed not to see the Super Star Destroyer crash in the Jakku mission; I know it was in Battlefront 1 but just, like, throw it in again, it's fun). I tried a couple rounds of the starfighter multiplayer mode, but it was too simplified and too respawn-heavy for my tastes, so I ended up uninstalling it and using the space to put back Squadrons. Even though the "pinball" exploits have made multiplayer unplayable even when you can find a match, the campaign and AI matches are decent fun.
It's a shame Outlaws underperformed, I'd definitely enjoy a sequel, and it'd be interesting to see the fall of the Empire and rise of the New Republic through the eyes of someone who's stubbornly apolitical (in that she thinks the Empire and Rebels are equally pains in her ass). Plus, they've got an obvious crossover/cameo opportunity with Din Djarin, before he found his calling, when was just a bounty-hunting working stiff who kind of hated his job.
It's a shame Outlaws underperformed, I'd definitely enjoy a sequel, and it'd be interesting to see the fall of the Empire and rise of the New Republic through the eyes of someone who's stubbornly apolitical (in that she thinks the Empire and Rebels are equally pains in her ass). Plus, they've got an obvious crossover/cameo opportunity with Din Djarin, before he found his calling, when was just a bounty-hunting working stiff who kind of hated his job.
By the 2nd sequel movie I had the impression Rey wasn't a Skywalker but more a Palpatine.... Always wondered how bonkers fans would get if that were true
lol lol well i kinda thought she was a solo
And Cameron Monaghan has to play Kal too, I just can't imagine anyone else playing either of them.
I had to kind of laugh when looking through the Far Cry 6 cast and saw that Humberly Gonzalez was in that too, and even played one of my characters. I played the two games back to back, so I heard her voice a lot for those few weeks.
And I'm still pissed they killed her character, Jonron, in Far Cry 6, she was one of my favorites.
She was also in "Star Trek: Section 31: (Melle the Deltan), but I don't hold that against her.
She doesn't admit that to outsiders.
It's S31. Nothing about that movie should be known to outsiders.
She doesn't admit that to outsiders.
Weirdly (or not), I read that in T'Pau's voice.
Andor is worse than Solo because at least Solo is over quicker.
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