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I appreciate the fact that FO3 is so bonkers in its story and sidequest design that there can be confusion over which player-initiated genocide people are talking about.

My dude, probably best to find an existing thread in the Index or if that doesn't exist, start one. Not really what this one's for, you know?

Even just seeing what she gets up to in the prequel films, I'm pretty sure Padme is the kind of adrenaline junky to pick the dangerous option whenever possible: Phantom Menace: Defies the expectations of the Jedi, the Senate, and the Sith to personally lead an attempt to reconquer her home...

Agreed, but compared to the malicious and/or incompetent active destruction of Star Wars even that isn't that bad by comparison.

Heck, she even participates in philosophical debates with Joshua Graham on youtube these days! (The miracles of voice AI!)

Worse the more serious the story becomes, I think. Galactic Gua'uld domination as portrayed in Stargate just doesn't mesh well with the vibrant extraterrestrial community implied in MiB. If you're including the shows, that is. MiB meshes just fine with Stargate the film.

In all fairness to Sidious' feats for most of his existence he didn't really have the need to. The total lack of peers or ambitious underlings meant he never had any rivals to contend with really, and frankly the system he set up was pragmatic from an evil wizard perspective. My understanding...

Oh fuck that's Pullo? Damn, here I was thinking it was news I could let pass me by because it's someone I'd never heard of.

In all fairness to said muppet, there's no indication that Yoda was aware of his relationship with Padme. Obi-Wan almost certainly knew, some of the other Jedi who interacted with Anakin and Padme a fair bit might've, but Yoda? I don't recall any time he even saw them together outside of AotC...

Though it was originally meant to represent the empire in general, I think in most peoples mind the imperial march is tied inextricably to the character of Darth Vader specifically. While it could be broadened once again, I think it is an equally valid idea to attempt to develop new leitmotifs...

Not to mention that it's a very fortuitous, face saving event for the Japanese government, if they've really been having so much trouble tracking down this serial killer. Having to request the Imperial government involves the ISB is tantamount to admitting they're incapable of catching this...

Ah, droid rebellion. The perfect deniable attack, since it crops up often enough throughout the history of the GFFA that even if they recover the databanks entirely intact it will probably be hard to tell if this can be traced back to Majestic 12 or if it's just... droids doing what they do...

Well I don't know much about either of those, but with the mix of stealthy insertion and controlled use of ultraviolence all overlaid with a fine sprinkling of banter I got an entirely different vibe from the ISB spooks.

I didn’t pick up on the RP aspect either. I’d thought the idea was just to pitch sequel trilogies from a more perfect world, where ideologues weren’t sticking their slimy fingers into everything.

At first I wanted to say it was a silly idea to think that another crossover had been brought in unannounced, but looking at it again... ...I find the argument more compelling than I'd expected to. I'm not convinced yet but I don't think I'd be surprised if it turned out to be true, anymore...

First things first, I see what you did there with that Downfall scene. Not saying I don’t appreciate it, but I see what you did there. Right, with that out of the way, I wonder who has infiltrated the spooks? My first thought had been the descendants of Khan’s people, but given they were meant...

Firstly: I don't know why you're so hyperfocused on coursers. They're not that good, and the teleportation trick isn't unique to them. Yes, a man in a slick black trenchcoat teleporting behind you to assassinate your commanders would be scary. You know what would be scarier? A squad's worth of...

This is something of a leap. In Disney Canon at least the Death Star was only just finished when the events of Rogue One happened, and ANH immediately after. We have no clue what Tarkin planned to do as he spent the Death Star’s entire operational life chasing its schematics and then blew up...

I had thought it did, but this story has also been ongoing for years and has migrated sites. It’s entirely possible that I’m misremembering a WoG that never existed, or that minds have changed since then.

Big if though. The best modern example was mothership zeta and that went kaboom. IIRC there’s some mention of samples in Area 51 from before the war, but those don’t appear to have been noticed by the NCR.