Scriptwriter here - reference :P

Fascinating how GzeroTzero did out-criminal the Hutts by way of a secret agenda to reestablish the Republic. For once I can concede to Machiavelli's "The ends justify the means". A horrible pity for all the collateral damage wreaked upon all innocent unintended victims.

You neither out-criminal nor out-pizza a Hutt.

Ah I see you are a man of culture as well

I saw the Droid with the face and instantly thought the enclave? It's kinda weird how they haven't found a way to restart the organization 😕

Same!!!

Nice to see a KOTOR fan in the wild

Pizza The Hutt fears no man.....except for the one who eats Pizza.... yeah, Pizza The Hutt didn't live very long.....he ate himself when he got locked in his car..... ☠☠☠

Gross over-simplification. If you're going to simplify, then use the inverse. Modern day gang conflict regarding territories and resource extraction resemble middle age feudal hierarchies more than the reverse being true.

@@somethingmoredecent - That's facts. Gang wars are modern implications of feudal wars.

Interesting point of view, a historian recently had a point of view of Alexander the great and the Macedonians. He said that the ancient families operated more like mafia families than actual nation states.

That's the majority of Human History to a degree.

@@luisdoyer3260 But of course.

LMAO

@@geetslys >No one outcriminals the Hutts Aaaaaand SO starts the new illegal pizza business! Using such wonderful ingredients from...special places, all for the purpose of *f l a v o r*

Possibly doing something knowingly evil to the Jedi that would deserve the intervention of the entire Jedi Order. Short of that there wouldn’t be much that would make the Hutts scared, except Darth Mauls Crimson Dawn/Shadow Syndicate that slayed the one Hutt and went to Jabbas Palace to confront Jabba/the Hutts that fled Nal Hutta.

Yeah I just did that a week or so ago playing it on my Xbox lol I believe if you have atton on your team he makes a comment on it.

@Simon Willis 😂

While undercover on Nar Shadaa, my consular ordered the execution of an Imperial officer.

yes

What's the difference?

Hutts*

@@valentinkambushev4968 the hutts are less hypocritical

And it worked, too!

Black sun and death watch were to small to matter compared to the hutts who had entire sectors under their control

@@indianhacker9062 Black Sun was pretty damn big themselves, at least in Legends. They just suffered after Maul cleaned house on them for a bit.

@@BlackIce3190 haha cleaned house more like he demolished the house and built a new one on top of it

It would be interesting to see what Bioware took from their writing on KOTOR and what they incorporated into Mass effect!

:)

I agree lol they had so many bounty hunters, the best of the best. Your only choice was pay them or join them if you could

I recall seeing something on this once. Pretty sure one was no death/killing.

Just think of any current laws that are somewhat stupid in nature in the real world. For example new york state still has legal trial but combat. It's not much of a stretch to think the Republic is bogged down with many of the same things. GoTo himself implies he needed to use assassinations and illegal business deals in order to achieve his goal

The republic relied on legal procedures to enforce laws conducted by corrupted officers against even more corrupted criminals. Aka, laws nobody follows. GoTo was trying to actually enforce those laws, but it was utterly impossible since many of the steps to do so required approval of corrupted politicians. In other words, the rulers of the system made sure the system will never reach them. The only thing that kept the republic running was a united front against a common enemy, wich is exactly what the mandalorian, and later, the sith provided. As soon as the threat disipates, so does the patriotism and united effort. The main problem was the disconnect between the Coruscant senators and their represented systems. Anyone in a diplomatic mission was living a far superior life than most people in their homeworlds, wich meant the more struggles they got, no matter how pointless, the more power they got. Hence the impossibility of rebuilding the Republic under those conditions.

@@juliofranciscogomezstoppel1860 not at all like in the real world. ;-)

@@ertymexx indeed, it was a criticism of overreaching goverment. Truth is the biggest countries have huge problems ruling with national laws because the conditions between regions are far too different. The main example is USA. The country was never as successfull as when each state had the most power and independence. The more power they gave to the national goverment, the weaker it got.

True

I definitely hate Czerka after playing through the SWTOR Tattoine story arc.

Glad to be of service!

Welcome to Geetslys haha

Ha! Reminds me of Pizza the Hutt from Spaceballs 😆😂

I'm surprised we don't have a pii'zaa the hutt in star wars