That's terrible.For some reason that made me think of naming it the Sixty-Sixth Order X3
Ooh! ooh! How about....the Second Order.
One of the alleged leaks said Palpatine says "execute order 67" in the movie. If that's not fake, well...For some reason that made me think of naming it the Sixty-Sixth Order X3
Aside from a ton of missions, he didn't really do anything worth having a legacy that lasts 6,000 years for, nor did he pass on his bloodline prior to dying. Not even the Drasts would have that prolific of a legacy (at the very least, the person with their blood 6,000 years from now wouldn't know it from how diluted it is), and they were/are one of the most widespread noble houses in the galaxy. Even the legacy of Raz and Leandros, the only two Mand'alors this TL, would be relegated to (at most) history books and legends that far in the future, if not outright forgotten beyond the Mandalorians. Their kid isn't going to have incest babies for ~200 generations to keep the bloodline pure.Will characters who are deceased in this TL, be able to be "legacied" into the next TL or will they have to be alive at conclusion like in other TL's?
Creating a descendant in the new TL that is related to a dead character (Read: can I make a descendant of Wyatt even though he's dead)
I can agree with that, possibly the Solus name still being around could work, but it'd be hard to see direct descendants of a specific family tree, and due to marriage and the sorts, it would be nearly unlikely you'd still have the same family name. As you look through our own history, our last names switch as language evolves. Granted star wars is stagnant, I'm all for player freedom, I just agree with Painus on this, you'd have to really justify any direct ties.Aside from a ton of missions, he didn't really do anything worth having a legacy that lasts 6,000 years for, nor did he pass on his bloodline prior to dying. Not even the Drasts would have that prolific of a legacy (at the very least, the person with their blood 6,000 years from now wouldn't know it from how diluted it is), and they were/are one of the most widespread noble houses in the galaxy. Even the legacy of Raz and Leandros, the only two Mand'alors this TL, would be relegated to (at most) history books and legends that far in the future, if not outright forgotten beyond the Mandalorians. Their kid isn't going to have incest babies for ~200 generations to keep the bloodline pure.
The way I see it, unless you can show me ~200 generations of pure blood in your family tree, it wouldn't really make sense to have someone be able to directly trace their lineage back that far.
Well some of them carried over to this timeline, so I assume that might be the case.Something just occurred to me. What’s going to happen to worlds created in these past timelines by SWRP members?
Damn, really wanted it to be before the movies, oh well.
Time to lightspeed small fighters into capital ship!
There’s a difference between handwaving things as “fantasy trope” and going along with things that are downright illogical. In a universe where stories of Luke Skywalker and the Jedi are considered myth within a span of 30 years, family lines existing for over 6000 seems completely improbable and almost a slap in the face of canon.
I think it’s not too hard to be believable without encroaching on being open ended and free form.
That doesn't seem likely. We know Disney's roadmap for the next five years, and there won't be a new Star Wars movie until 2022 at the earliest.Question: do we have a contingency plan for if RoS turns out to not be the last film in this series?
Like, what if Disney breaks the trilogy format with set up for a fourth movie or tries to Deathly Hollows the last entry in the series?
Where is the plan? I believe it exists I've just never seen it or heard anything about it.That doesn't seem likely. We know Disney's roadmap for the next five years, and there won't be a new Star Wars movie until 2022 at the earliest.