X-Wings were officially in use for decades after the GCW. They were slowly phased out by E-Wings and Stealth X-wings for recon. Hell, Y-Wings were still being used in ROTJ. Horton Saalam used them to great effectiveness at blasting Ties over DS2.Originally Posted by VIP3R 237
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Originally Posted by Coal Dragger
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Okay, the X-Wings buzzing the lake was pretty badass.
I've got some new hope that this one won't suck like I thought it would.Last edited by Grand58742; 11-28-14 at 18:32.
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Indeed!! Their wings look different if you pause it on a large screen. Maybe it's an upgraded version? To use the earlier F-15 analogy, it could be like the F-15E where we saw the A model in episode VI? I also noticed that the Falcon has a new squared satellite/comm dish. Originally Posted by Grand58742
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Yeah they're definitely different. Originally Posted by El Cid
The Falcon has a new dish because Lando promised to not scratch the Falcon in RotJ. And like always, he lied. He broke off the entire dish when he hit some structural part of the Death Star 2."I never learned from a man who agreed with me." Robert A. Heinlein -
They're probably the MkII X-Wings (X-Wing MkIIs?) that were shown during JJ's call to action or whatever for some cancer or disease or something. Originally Posted by El Cid
I'm kinda disappointed in the lack of, well, stars in this teaser. But then, it is a teaser and it is an Abrams movie. And it doesn't give us anything more solid than Spock in a volcano did for Into Darkness.
Color me strange, but I can't wait for the LEGO sets to come out. And I'm still horked that they moved the release from early-to-mid-May (when every other Star Wars movie has been released - and also around/about my birthday) to December.Last edited by MountainRaven; 11-28-14 at 21:46.
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I remembered that, but I guess I figured they'd have replaced it with one just like it. I was thinking the one in the teaser was newer technology, more efficient, etc. Perhaps Lando's piloting was the excuse for the upgrade. I don't know anything about the Star Wars universe between episodes 6 and 7. Originally Posted by Koshinn
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The only things considered official are: Originally Posted by El Cid
Ep 1-7, Clone Wars tv series, Clone Wars movie, Rebels tv series, and books released since September this year. I think two books, New Dawn (a prequel for Rebels, which takes place between 3 and 4) and Tarkin, about the guy who commanded and died on the first Death Star.Last edited by Koshinn; 11-28-14 at 23:29.
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I'm still a little sore about that decision as I have every book up to the swarm war, but oh well I guess. Originally Posted by Koshinn
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Originally Posted by Failure2Stop
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I read "Han Solo at Stars End" as a kid. It was set before Han and Chewbacca linked up with the rebels though. Originally Posted by VIP3R 237
