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This is our in-depth deconstruction of Boba Fett’s character arc as it is told in the current canon. The issue people take is that a mercenary crime lord and a man who prides on honor and respect as incompatible. Some believe that this damages Boba’s character and were quick to blame Disney for softening the Star Wars brand.
Every time a movie fishes for an Oscar or wants to preach some message they always have to have an argument scene with the characters shouting at the top of their lungs.
It is time to rank the episodes of The Book of Boba Fett episodes from worst to best.
While maybe not as strong as The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett does manage to have a unique enough concept to stand on its own. Still, it does suffer from a weak overall story that’s overly dependent on flashbacks and Mando scenes.
Expanding on our earlier proposal for a Victorian-era Total War, we would like to present the Total War game we’ve wanted to see for years: World War One.
There is so much potential to be an incredible total war game set in Victorian times, potentially redeeming Empire Total War’s previous faults. While scope may be the devil of implementation for this title, the payoff for achieving a balanced and scalable RTS during this rapidly evolving time would let us tap into some of the most interesting conflicts of the late colonial era.
There have been lots of calls from the Total War community for a third Medieval title, considering how far technology has come a long way since Medieval 2 was released in 2006.
For over 20 years now, Creative Assembly has graced us with its historical strategy game series, Total War. With Warhammer III on the horizon and Three Kingdoms wrapping up its DLC content, it is inevitable that they are going to expand their IP to yet another ancient setting to keep their historically-inclined fans (like us!) on the hook for their next major release. Our Proposals This series of articles will cover the most likely eras and settings in history we believe would be the next logical step. We will also talk about what features they can include or bring back
Other Total War veterans may believe this would just be a rehash of Rome but older and boring – but I believe the potential for exploring this era is full of opportunities and new perspectives.
The Trojan Wars have been one of the most prolific stories through the ages. Despite ongoing debate whether or not this war really happened (our only real sources being Homer’s poems), there is no doubt it left its mark in history. As such this has been a favorite subject for Hollywood to exploit. There have been several adaptations of Homer’s work done in the past 20 years with mixed results. Perhaps the most well-known is 2004’s epic Troy, a movie that has largely been forgotten by the public despite the star power involved.
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