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Thanks buddy. Same to you.

Yes, I think you're right. All of this is really a mess, and, in the end, Star wars fans are the ones suffering from these little manoeuvres All we ask is good Star Wars. Complex stories, good characters, etc. But they don't seem to be able to do that, and when they finally do, Disney just crushes everything like a toddler who breaks a Jenga.

She has a very good technique. She use all her body and her movements are very efficiently executed.

Well, don't be sorry for your own prejudices. Just change them when they are refuted by facts. I don't know these Koch brothers and I don't care about them. I know about Star Wars, I know about Gina and I review facts. Facts matter. I could tell you that all you got is Disney talking points, but that wouldn't be very constructive. In the end, what matters is facts. Many facts support Gina. People just have to review them, use their critical thinking.

Gina and Pedro twitted the same kind of things. Results: Gina fired, Pedro hired.

So, all of this is a personal vendetta from Kathleen Kennedy against Gina and against the Mandalorian in general. Really??? That's sick.

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This is so caricatural. People who disagree with you aren't necessarily dull people who listen to these 2 guys you mention (that I barely know of, except that one of them helped Gina). The world is not divided between the good guys and the bad guys. You said it yourself. So, go one step further. Think beyond good and evil, and you'll see that those you consider to be the "others" (those who don't think like you) have something to bring to you. Drop your condescending tone, and you will see them start to open up. Assume that others can bring something to you and you'll start to learn many things. Modesty can bring a lot of positive to your cognitive functions . I don't disagree with everything you say, but the smugness of what you wrote prevents any form of normal communication. It prevents you from learning from people who don't think like you. Maybe next time you'll understand.

I know you are an honest person and I don't doubt your good intentions for one second, but this source is twisting everything Gina said in a very disingenuous way. She never said anything transphobic. This is what she said: She refused to add pronouns in her bio and she refused to be bullied for it. People threatened her to death for it. Several times. If not having pronous in transphobe, then many people are (including Disney execs). She never said anything anti-semitic. Never. She talked about WW2 and said that dehumanizing people is the first step for an all out civil war. I don't like when people bring WW2 all the times, but she was more subtle than others, like Pedro Pascal who used WW2 and camps as a comparison with present days, several times. And he never got fired. She didn't say anything dehumanizing, quite the opposite. She said that if you dehumanize your opponent, then the door is open for terrible things. She's not wrong. Pedro Pascal wrote far worse things than she did, but he's rewarded. Disney rewards those who flatter them. That is truly terrible. This press campaign defends Goliath against David, because Disney fed them with false accusations to sully Gina's reputation.

She didn't. I don't doubt your good intentions, but you should check what Gina actually said. Many articles are not faithful. She said that oppression starts by indoctrinment of the people, when a category of people is called "the others" and they are dehumanized. She didn't mention conservatives. Journalists think she did, but she didn't. That could be what she meant, but she didn't explicitely say anything. Maybe she was talking about the Uyghurs that are persecuted by authorities that Disney worked with and thanked. Judging people on the basis of "reading between the lines" instead of "what they actually say" is not justice. Also, if what she said is wrong, why didn't they fire Pedro Pascal for this tweet which explicitely compared WW2 camps to the US in 2018? Double standards? What does the color of her skin has to do with anything? People like Martin Luther King taught us to not judge people on the basis of their skin color. Here is what he said: I think we should remember the words of Martin Luther King, because he was wise. Wiser than we are today in the mainstream media. She didn't. She said that there needs to be laws to protect elections (like requiring voter ID, which is a very good point - most democratic countries require voter ID, but some US States don't). Here is what she said: If only people read the exact words, instead of listening to Disney's narratives, there would be less misunderstandings. I know it takes time , but sometimes it's useful (like here).

Interesting. The game is very rich in terms of weapons, character building and maps, but there isn't enoguh NPCs and side stories. I wish there were more. And I wish other games (that are called "souls like") would have the rich gameplay DS3 has. For example, Jedi fallen order has a fairly big story / universe, but it's so poor in terms of weapons, character building or force powers. It has no replay value, because the character/equipment progression is so linear, what's the point of exploring? (the best thing you can find is skins for the ponchos or lightsaber... not very interesting)

Patches is a really funny character! Patches the unbreakable, they guy that survives everything (and who is sometimes quite disingenuous). There's a trope for characters like him. He's a bit like Tuco in the Good, the bad and the ugly. You both like and dislike them, but in the end, you always end up having a lot of empathy for them.

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Oh, I see Dodge is very useful in DS3, but not in Sekiro. In Sekiro, the logic is mostly parry, then counter-attack (sometimes you jump, roll or "mikiri counter" instead of parrying, but it's always this type of rhythm, whereas in DS3 you're free to choose!). You should try it, it's a beautiful game. Have you played Jedi fallen order? It's somehow a "souls like" (though it's also a metroidvania)

That's really cool. She is a wonderful person. I read her social media posts and she is always positive, cheerful and nice to her fans. She's both caring and strong at the same time. A real strong woman. I find her very attractive, because she's much more than a beautiful woman. She has a heart of gold.

Yes. I'm also sad to see that there are people who defend Goliath against David. People who claim to support "social justice" defend the giant corporation against a woman that just wants to speak her mind. How is that justice?? I'm sad to see how the crowd behaves. Critical thinking is at a very low point