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:CCry2
I preferred this.
*cough*
Anyway, yeah...stop with the fighting oocly...?:CHappy lol
:CCry2
I preferred this.
*cough*
Anyway, yeah...stop with the fighting oocly...?:CHappy lol
Hey, if Hutts continue kicking ass, they deserve to win.
Anyway, yeah...stop with the fighting oocly...?:CHappy lol
Canon purity-reign on the site suggests otherwise.
:CStern
That doesn't apply. In a previous timeline, the Sith took over the galaxy. There's no rule that says the Hutts have to lose- if they win, then it more firmly puts this into an infinity realm, as it would already be in. If we're talking canon.
Jesus Lion, you're obnoxious and wrong.
If the Hutts win, the Hutts win. Whether or not the admin team decides to give them the finger and make the next timeline exist at a point where the Republic have somehow made a comeback, that's up to them.
What you're suggesting would mean the whole war was prearranged, and the minute battles are predetermined I'm leaving this site.
Yes.
Jesus Lion, you're obnoxious and wrong.
If the Hutts win, the Hutts win. Whether or not the admin team decides to give them the finger and make the next timeline exist at a point where the Republic have somehow made a comeback, that's up to them.
What you're suggesting would mean the whole war was prearranged, and the minute battles are predetermined I'm leaving this site.
"No"
EDIT: Nevermind. Gossipy elitist kid isn't worth my insults.
Abridged version: Nowhere did I say battles are/should be prearranged. But feel free to leave at your leisure.
The Republic will be victorious at the bitter end. As in, the Republic is still going to be around whether the Hutts 'win' this war or not. It's still the dominant power in the galaxy (for the most part) after all of this is said and done.
Yeah, that's prearranged. It's the fact of the matter.
Unless, of course, what I've read and been told (by Admins, mind you) is wrong? That we don't maintain wider canon on this site?
That's not the case, for the second time. If the Hutts are forced to lose then I'm done, and I'm sure so is everyone else who isn't the Republic. Just by having this conflict we've changed Star Wars canon, so the Saga wouldn't happen exactly how it did.
It's not a fact of the matter, so stop trolling about it. If the Hutts win the Hutts win, and there's really no way to deny that.
That doesn't apply. In a previous timeline, the Sith took over the galaxy. There's no rule that says the Hutts have to lose- if they win, then it more firmly puts this into an infinity realm, as it would already be in. If we're talking canon.
It doesn't really contradict canon, actually. There's nothing to say that the Hutts didn't usurp Republic dominance for a little while, or even centuries. The next known major canon event isn't for another nearly thousand years, in 12,000 BBY. The Hutts could've had some sort of dominance for centuries in that period.
If we went to another timeline after a Hutt victory, we'd probably mention something about how the Hutts were ultimately pushed back, putting the Republic back into central power.
That's not to piss on what the Hutts could accomplish on this timeline, or give them the finger as Nevermore phrased it, but rather an acknowledgment of the obvious fact that in order to have an attractive timeline we'd restore the galaxy to a standard status quo.
The Hutts and the Bogan can both win. The Jedi Order's numbers could dwindle to 2. The Republic government could twiddle its thumbs for 500 years next to a waterfall on Naboo. But at the end of the day, when new timelines begin, it's too difficult to start from an Infinities angle. Where it goes after the start of timelines, however, is open season.
If we went to another timeline after a Hutt victory, we'd probably mention something about how the Hutts were ultimately pushed back, putting the Republic back into central power.
That's not to piss on what the Hutts could accomplish on this timeline, or give them the finger as Nevermore phrased it, but rather an acknowledgment of the obvious fact that in order to have an attractive timeline we'd restore the galaxy to a standard status quo.