Luke and 3po always understand R2 but he never gets translated
Lol the fricking guy in the bar that gets his arm cut off by Obi-wan doesn't even get translated
Luke and 3po always understand R2 but he never gets translated
Lol the fricking guy in the bar that gets his arm cut off by Obi-wan doesn't even get translated
No. Only autists care about highly unimportant flaws nobody else cares about.
5 months ago
Anonymous
Lol Black person it was a DIRECT reply to this
All Star Wars languages were translated for us, the audience.
>All Star Wars languages were translated for us, the audience.
No, "all languages" are not translated when half the characters in the first movie aren't translated at all.
Cope harder.
5 months ago
Anonymous
5 months ago
Anonymous
>my face when replying to this moron who thinks he's a "troll"
5 months ago
Anonymous
No I just said that you are in spectrum. I genuinely think so.
5 months ago
Anonymous
That's nice, sweetie. Nothing to do with you being a moron, but still, that's nice, you having an opinion.
5 months ago
Anonymous
I have no words.
5 months ago
Anonymous
That was clear the second you resorted to tossing autism out there as a counterargument to something.
5 months ago
Anonymous
If you're getting this worked up over someone calling you autistic, you're definitely autistic.
5 months ago
Anonymous
>t. half a dozen replies calling me autistic because he made a moronic statement and got called on it
Literally all this back & forth has consisted of. Now tell me how you're just (You) fishing for empty (You)s calling you a moron.
5 months ago
Anonymous
FWIW, You definitely are an autist. Nothing wrong with that
5 months ago
Anonymous
>skips right over the one there's no reply to
>t. half a dozen replies calling me autistic because he made a moronic statement and got called on it
Literally all this back & forth has consisted of. Now tell me how you're just (You) fishing for empty (You)s calling you a moron.
classic shit tier empty (You) baiter, but +1 for not resorting to the typical "you're seething" for 12 replies (yet)
5 months ago
Anonymous
If anyone is seething here it's you friend, I'm not autistic.
5 months ago
Anonymous
>skips right over the one there's no reply to [...]
classic shit tier empty (You) baiter, but +1 for not resorting to the typical "you're seething" for 12 replies (yet)
Many years ago when I was in college, I was reading in front of the class a passage from the Bible in a religion class. At the end of the quote there was something like "Luke 4" but I read "Skywalker 4" by accident because I wasn't paying attention and I was tired.
Then everyone in the class was kinda visibly confused and then I realized my mistake. I laughed the hardest I've ever laughed in my life out of embarrassment and I kept shouting "I SAID SKYWALKER AHAHAH" over and over again while trying to hide my really red face. I noticed some guys smirked a little with me but I think many people thought I was weird.
My dad was in the army (back when physical beating and hazing was normal and encouraged by the army), and he taught me that the best way to get beat up less, or avoid beatings altogether, is to act really hurt when you get hit.
Like pretend to collapse in severe pain after a single punch in the guts. Most men have pride so they don't really like beating up guys already down crying in pain. When I was little I thought that was the biggest pussy bullshit advice I heard, but many years later it makes sense. The brief hit in your pride is sweetened by the sound of the guy next to you getting beat up instead.
At one point that was probably true.
Now zoomers record pretty much every fricking thing under the sun and post it immediately to social media.
Imagine a zoomer making a shitty tiktok gets candid video footage of the next 9/11 and instead of trying to sell the footage he just publicly posts it.
Do paparazzi even get paid money anymore is it just clout/exposure?
>implying that here, on this planet, is the only place in the galaxy where a sonic frequency escaping any type of human vocal chords can match the frequency of ‘Luke’
Lucas made the film for an English speaking audience.
see in you in jigoku or ad mean frick all to English speakers but they both mean hell in Japanese and Russian respectively.
Han is a sarcastic butthole, "then I'll see you in jiguko" doesn't have the same feel. it takes away from the scene.
>A similar situation arose with Star Wars: The Force Unleashed’s protagonist, Starkiller. “[That name] was only supposed to be a nickname or call sign, not a proper name from the beginning,” a former LucasArts employee says. The development team hoped that Lucas would give Vader’s apprentice a Darth moniker, which at the time, was something that didn’t happen often.
>“The team threw a Hail Mary to George, saying the game would have more credibility if the apprentice had a ‘Darth’ title,” a Force Unleashed team member says. Lucas agreed that this situation made sense for Sith royalty, and offered up two Darth titles for the team to choose from. “He threw out ‘Darth Icky’ and ‘Darth Insanius.’ There was a pregnant pause in the room after that. People waiting for George to say ‘just kidding,’ but it never comes, and he just moved on to another point.”
>When Fracture was revealed to the public, its protagonist was a character named Mason Briggs. By the time the game launched, his name was changed to Jet Brody. A person who helped give this gun-toting rebel his original name recalls going through weeks of naming conventions. “Literally, whole teams sitting together, brainstorming what looks good – the first name, the last name, etc. Done, good to go.”
>But then a phantom menace struck. George Lucas would periodically check in on the status of the games his company was making, lending creative input and advice. The developer I talked to sighs, and agitatedly says, “In one viewing of Fracture, [Lucas] said it looked really good, but he didn’t like [Mason Briggs’] name. We’re like, ‘What do you mean, George?’ He responded to the effect of, ‘It doesn’t really fit. When he jumps on stuff, he moves pretty fast. I like B.J. Dart.’
>“So everybody’s like, ‘No, he’s gotta be f---ing with us.’ He’s absolutely not. So when something like that happened – in the middle of the campaign, mind you – we have to go back through that entire naming convention again… from scratch.” From that second session, Jet Brody was born. Coincidentally. Jett is the name of Lucas’ son.
George Lucas is a hidden modern day prophet that channeled wisdom of God through the core essence of Star Wars that teaches the nature of good and evil and so much more about life. At least episodes 1-6 do.
Jesus Christ came to save all men, even those in a galaxy far far away.
This is what Jesus did after the Book of Mormon, he blasted off to save those on other planets. Including Tattooine.
>According to Lucas himself, R2-D2 was going to be revealed as the one telling the story set "a long time ago in the galaxy far, far away" to the race known as the Whills who'd then write the saga down in their journals.
That's never been as weird as there being aliens in TPM that speak english to other members of their own species in a room full of only other members of their own species.
homie there were snakes and fricking iguana on Dagobah.
Dagobah was early earth in my head canon
Its fiction
The name Luke is more marketable than a name like Florgus Blorgus.
>there's no Mark, Matthew, Peter, Judas...
It's Lucas, so he thought it sounded cool.
Wait, his fricking name is Lucas. How lazy of a self insert.
>george means "earthworker"
>do something to it and you get "skywalker"
what a hack
>>It's Lucas, so he thought it sounded cool.
>>Wait, his fricking name is Lucas
I WAS TODAY YEARS OLD WHEN I LEARNED THIS
>John Connor
>James Cameron
Jesus Christ
>there's no Mark
wrong
I meant far as characters but you win via technicality
's no Mark
>Mark Hamil isn't in Star Wars
https://descension.fandom.com/wiki/Mark_Starkiller
and that's why israelites had to destroy it
All Star Wars languages were translated for us, the audience.
Not the sand people's
Or the Jawas'
Come to think of it Wookie was never translated either
Luke and 3po always understand R2 but he never gets translated
Lol the fricking guy in the bar that gets his arm cut off by Obi-wan doesn't even get translated
I think that guy was full of shit
>I think that guy was full of shit
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>Lol the fricking guy in the bar that gets his arm cut off by Obi-wan doesn't even get translated
Look Luke insulted the guy a little.
You guys are genuinely in spectrum lmao
>All Star Wars languages were translated for us, the audience.
<Actually, no they were not.
>"You're autistic lol"
I didn't say you were wrong.
I said you're in the spectrum.
And you only proved it by your reply.
>being right means you're autistic
No. Only autists care about highly unimportant flaws nobody else cares about.
Lol Black person it was a DIRECT reply to this
>All Star Wars languages were translated for us, the audience.
No, "all languages" are not translated when half the characters in the first movie aren't translated at all.
Cope harder.
>my face when replying to this moron who thinks he's a "troll"
No I just said that you are in spectrum. I genuinely think so.
That's nice, sweetie. Nothing to do with you being a moron, but still, that's nice, you having an opinion.
I have no words.
That was clear the second you resorted to tossing autism out there as a counterargument to something.
If you're getting this worked up over someone calling you autistic, you're definitely autistic.
>t. half a dozen replies calling me autistic because he made a moronic statement and got called on it
Literally all this back & forth has consisted of. Now tell me how you're just (You) fishing for empty (You)s calling you a moron.
FWIW, You definitely are an autist. Nothing wrong with that
>skips right over the one there's no reply to
Literally all this back & forth has consisted of. Now tell me how you're just (You) fishing for empty (You)s calling you a moron.
classic shit tier empty (You) baiter, but +1 for not resorting to the typical "you're seething" for 12 replies (yet)
If anyone is seething here it's you friend, I'm not autistic.
>(yet)
>literally in the next reply
Big lol
Many years ago when I was in college, I was reading in front of the class a passage from the Bible in a religion class. At the end of the quote there was something like "Luke 4" but I read "Skywalker 4" by accident because I wasn't paying attention and I was tired.
Then everyone in the class was kinda visibly confused and then I realized my mistake. I laughed the hardest I've ever laughed in my life out of embarrassment and I kept shouting "I SAID SKYWALKER AHAHAH" over and over again while trying to hide my really red face. I noticed some guys smirked a little with me but I think many people thought I was weird.
I had a hard time going to that class ever since.
based moron
I sometimes have a bad habit of laughing uncontrollably when something embarrassing happens
With me it's when people say some really fricking stupid shit and are ready to kick my ass, I can't help laughing and it makes them far angrier
My dad was in the army (back when physical beating and hazing was normal and encouraged by the army), and he taught me that the best way to get beat up less, or avoid beatings altogether, is to act really hurt when you get hit.
Like pretend to collapse in severe pain after a single punch in the guts. Most men have pride so they don't really like beating up guys already down crying in pain. When I was little I thought that was the biggest pussy bullshit advice I heard, but many years later it makes sense. The brief hit in your pride is sweetened by the sound of the guy next to you getting beat up instead.
In other words, take the fun out of beating someone up. Resisting pain only encourage people to beat you up even more
What's the story behind this webm? Why was he being filmed?
>Why was he being filmed?
if someone is filming before the disaster, it's staged.
At one point that was probably true.
Now zoomers record pretty much every fricking thing under the sun and post it immediately to social media.
Imagine a zoomer making a shitty tiktok gets candid video footage of the next 9/11 and instead of trying to sell the footage he just publicly posts it.
Do paparazzi even get paid money anymore is it just clout/exposure?
Fat people don't deserve the calves they have.
>implying that here, on this planet, is the only place in the galaxy where a sonic frequency escaping any type of human vocal chords can match the frequency of ‘Luke’
That's a point. Do they ever actually address why Luke and Leia are the only people in the galaxy with normal names?
>Leia
>normal name
>doesn't remember Ben and Uncle Owen
>LUKE Skywalker
>George LUCAS
Even as a kid this line always bugged me. Why would the concept of Hell exist in the Star Wars universe?
a galaxy far, far away is actually hell
because literally every culture that believes in an afterlife has a concept of a hell. why would space wizards be any different?
Yeah, but why would they call it Hell?
Lucas made the film for an English speaking audience.
see in you in jigoku or ad mean frick all to English speakers but they both mean hell in Japanese and Russian respectively.
Han is a sarcastic butthole, "then I'll see you in jiguko" doesn't have the same feel. it takes away from the scene.
>spaceman speaks english
Explain.
>A similar situation arose with Star Wars: The Force Unleashed’s protagonist, Starkiller. “[That name] was only supposed to be a nickname or call sign, not a proper name from the beginning,” a former LucasArts employee says. The development team hoped that Lucas would give Vader’s apprentice a Darth moniker, which at the time, was something that didn’t happen often.
>“The team threw a Hail Mary to George, saying the game would have more credibility if the apprentice had a ‘Darth’ title,” a Force Unleashed team member says. Lucas agreed that this situation made sense for Sith royalty, and offered up two Darth titles for the team to choose from. “He threw out ‘Darth Icky’ and ‘Darth Insanius.’ There was a pregnant pause in the room after that. People waiting for George to say ‘just kidding,’ but it never comes, and he just moved on to another point.”
Maybe it's something you don't have to take so seriously.
>When Fracture was revealed to the public, its protagonist was a character named Mason Briggs. By the time the game launched, his name was changed to Jet Brody. A person who helped give this gun-toting rebel his original name recalls going through weeks of naming conventions. “Literally, whole teams sitting together, brainstorming what looks good – the first name, the last name, etc. Done, good to go.”
>But then a phantom menace struck. George Lucas would periodically check in on the status of the games his company was making, lending creative input and advice. The developer I talked to sighs, and agitatedly says, “In one viewing of Fracture, [Lucas] said it looked really good, but he didn’t like [Mason Briggs’] name. We’re like, ‘What do you mean, George?’ He responded to the effect of, ‘It doesn’t really fit. When he jumps on stuff, he moves pretty fast. I like B.J. Dart.’
>“So everybody’s like, ‘No, he’s gotta be f---ing with us.’ He’s absolutely not. So when something like that happened – in the middle of the campaign, mind you – we have to go back through that entire naming convention again… from scratch.” From that second session, Jet Brody was born. Coincidentally. Jett is the name of Lucas’ son.
>Jett is the name of Lucas’ son.
If I was Jett I'd be relieved my dad didn't name me Tai as in TIE Fighter
lol. I can't quite tell if this is based or if George is just a massive c**t.
He stole the Idea from Jack Kirby's Fourth World DC series deal and simply changed the name from Mark Moonrider and Source to Force..
George Lucas is a hidden modern day prophet that channeled wisdom of God through the core essence of Star Wars that teaches the nature of good and evil and so much more about life. At least episodes 1-6 do.
>At least episodes 1-6 do
there aren’t any others
SIR
Skywalker isn't a biblical name, moron.
Force = Faith
Yes, but you are not allowed to believe that unless a blood test shows high Midi-chlorian levels.
Jesus Christ came to save all men, even those in a galaxy far far away.
This is what Jesus did after the Book of Mormon, he blasted off to save those on other planets. Including Tattooine.
His Uncle and Aunt are Owen and Beru respectively.
It's also the series that had a character named "Savage Opress"
actually it's
Luuuke Skywalker
Luuke, Luuuke, and Luuuuke are all non-canon
how the frick do you even pronounce Luuke?
I love the EU too but Luuke was always stupid
it's like "LOOK" but it's "LOOOOK"
Shut up, Timothy Zahn.
>According to Lucas himself, R2-D2 was going to be revealed as the one telling the story set "a long time ago in the galaxy far, far away" to the race known as the Whills who'd then write the saga down in their journals.
>those hybrid droid/wookie looking kids
>The fricking cat
If it takes place in a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, isn't it awfully convenient that there just so happen to be humans who speak English?
That's never been as weird as there being aliens in TPM that speak english to other members of their own species in a room full of only other members of their own species.
"Luke", like "Lucifer", means "Light-giver", which is a reference to a galaxy far far away actually being hell.
If Lucifer means "light-giver" then isn't he the good guy?