I do want to, but the actual interpersonal strife angle is a bit oversold and I'd rather not do tabloid-feeling stuff

Didn't help them much with guns and bombs.

Yes, your thinking of Kolon or the Kyber that is not Kyber or fool's Kyber which could be used in blasters or shields but also in Lightsabers. They were an orange crystal that was chemically identical to Kyber but not structurally, so likely a styrioisomer. The shields were very strong but were shorted out by the weapons that utilized the same tech, I'm unsure if Kolon crystal weapons shorting out shields was a general thing or specific to Kolon crystal based shields, I belive it was also mentioned that the Kolon crystal based weapons shorted out droids much like an ion weapon, and when Obiwan's saber had it's crystal replaced he rendered someone unconscious rather than having killed them(though he did not know that until afterwards).

I imagine that would just open the door for a lot of arguing for a topic that's ultimately subjective.

I mean, that feels like a video that's just pure subjectivity. You could do something more along the lines of "What different Authors have contributed, what they're known for, and what their style is like" that could cover the same ground without feeling like an entire video of *just* opinions.

@@parkerdixon-word6295 Ooh that is also a great idea

@@tTaseric I kinda want to see some subjective Corey opinions lol

Duursema and Ostrander being good at giving the Clone Wars justice with grim and gritty?

But you see that’s the point though, that’s one of the things that make Star Wars great. I’ve seen new or casual fans watch Star Wars for the first time and always ask questions about what something is. I think the point of bringing it over was to give both audiences a bit of excitement and also intrigue. They most definitely put that in for the hard-core fans but at the same time it doesn’t even really need to hurt a casual one because it’s not even necessarily something that is homework.

@@OrionInSpace Normally I would agree wholeheartedly, but most of the Hard-core fans aren’t even watching this show. They’ve either left, or just don’t give a crap enough to actually watch this thing. Especially given the attitude of the people running Lucasfilm and that disastrous press tour they did 😅 Most of the people actually watching either aren’t fans at all, or are on the more casual side of things. And again, part of the sales pitch for this to the audience is that they wouldn’t need to know anything previous going in. So I can understand people being confused or not knowing about Cortosis (if that really is what they used). This isn’t the sort of thing your average audience member is gonna know about and the people who would either aren’t watching, aren’t present, or just don’t care.

@@Alexzander1989 you see I guess that’s where we’re going to agree to disagree because I don’t see it as homework at all. I don’t really think the show runners intend to think that anyone viewer, casual or hard-core needs to know Cortosis before coming in, especially when you consider that they surprise revealed it. No one knew it was going to be in the show.

Especially when you consider the fact that most people fail in their arguments when they make his age about it breaking canon. It’s not breaking canon, it’s breaking the lore, which is less of an offense given the fact that the creator of Star Wars has done a number of times. Same with Filoni.

He said why. It was a lose-lose situation. If he did nothing Mae would reveal her Master is a Sith and he doesn't know for sure whether or not she knows he is Qimir. If he goes to kill Mae he has to fight the Jedi which means he potentially reveals himself anyway.