I know what you mean. I want things to be either close, or perfectly accurate. Like my MPC shuttle with the terrible cockpit pointing WAY to down is bad and all, but overall its still close. Probably the "worst" close I'd take.
It and its predecessor have always looked like a prequel-ized, EA, buggy, poorly-optimized version of The Force Unleashed to me. I honestly don’t get how Disney as the copyright holders have fumbled the video game market for Star Wars so badly. You’d think they would have cranked out some kind of Mandalorian RPG or something like that as soon as the first season took off, but no. So, yes. I’m tired of seeing “not-Joker from the CW’s Gotham” wield his stupidly large lightsabers being marketed everywhere.
Fair. I just think it’s watered down even more.
Even though i've been done with video games since KOTOR...you had me at RPG...speaking of KOTOR, like all their other "projects" that get overhyped that never see fruition, when is the remake gonna happen? lol. Honestly, if it was unaltered at all except the graphics it would be pleasing, but if they retconned it i'm glad it won't see the light of day.
it's just boring...i see fans making custom OT Era hilts that blow it out of the water!!!
When holding a sword, or in this case a lightsaber, you want as close a grip as you can get to the base of the blade or more specifically the "balance point". Those shrouds on his saber are way too long for him to wield the saber effectively especially when he makes it into a staff. Way back when, I had an idea to draw up a similar design where the blade is hugged by dual shrouds. I thought it would look cool but I quickly realized how impractical it would be.
You mean "Excalisaber" lol? How it's presented makes no sense because of the exposed emitters of the quillons. The only way that design works is if let's say you had a "T" shaped hilt. The top of the "T" would be one wide emitter with the center of it being a standard length blade and then a 'ridge' of plasma would make up the remainder on either side. Of course, lightsabers lock up on contact so I don't even think you'd have to worry about a blade sliding down and cutting you.
Don't forget about cortosis! Which then raises the question...why not just have a crossguard made of cortosis? At least then you wouldn't risk injuring yourself.
I’ll be waiting in line for tickets
I love you brother...you know how to make me laugh...lol
