Kallus confirmed!

What about we all need full Phoenix squadron team to unlock one of them? Are you ready to gear them? :smile:

"Omeah;c-1072975" wrote:

"Woodroward;c-1072968" wrote:

"Omeah;c-1072967" wrote:

"Vinniarth;c-1072964" wrote:

"Omeah;c-1072952" wrote:

"Blooper_Pazdro1;c-1072851" wrote:
Ummm... And what about Grey Jedi/Rebel Ahsoka? She also was Fulcrum

There are NO GREY JEDI, that's the dumbest theory ever!
https://twitter.com/pablohidalgo/status/821480675463151617

Man, you should really play KOTOR 2. It really worth it.
Kreya is grey jedi. Never saw anything more persuasive.

All this 'evil' in nature sith or ****-proud jedis really look ridiculous.

I played KOTOR 2, that's why I can properly spell Kreia's name. She was a Jedi, then she became a Sith, then she became anti-Force. Never she was even close to the non-canon description of Grey Jedi.
Honestly I'm surprised you didn't bring up Jolee, whom more ppl consider Grey Jedi, why I do not know, since he was always Light Side himself. There is Light and there is Dark. Star Wars is built on this dichotomy, good vs evil. There is no middle ground, that would destroy the whole thing we love.

But Anakin brought balance to the force by destroying the Jedi and the Sith. The Jedi understanding of the prophecy was skewed.

If the Chosen One was meant to bring balance to the force and he did so by getting rid of the extremes, then isn't the middle ground the only viable destination?

The Jedi believed the Force is a companion who you are equal with, "in balance", while the Sith believed the Force is a slave to be ruled. The Jedi believed the Dark Side to be a corruption, not a natural state of the Force, so when a Jedi says "balance in the Force", it actually means returning the Force to its original, Light Side-only state, not making Light and Dark equal. So when the prophecy says the Chosen One brings balance to the Force, it means the total eradication of the Sith. Which Anakin did. Now, we have Snoke and Kylo Ren, who are NOT Sith, therefore probably have different point of views concerning the Force. Balance of the Force is achieved by not trying to rule it, like Sith tried.

From The Force wikipage:
"Traditional Jedi were keen to keep the Force "in balance." They attempted to achieve this by destroying the Sith and denying the dark side, essentially "keeping balance" by restoring the Force to its natural state, as they viewed the dark side as corrupt. This involved the purging of negative emotions such as aggression, anger, and hatred, since they could easily bring on acceptance of the dark side. In contrast, positive emotions such as compassion and courage nurtured the light side of the Force. The Jedi Code compared such feelings and provided insight into the ethical use of the Force."

Preach. +1000000000

"Mc_Iavell;c-1073032" wrote:
What about we all need full Phoenix squadron team to unlock one of them? Are you ready to gear them? :smile:

Biggest troll ever. Release Phoenix to farmable spots. Need Phoenix to unlock Thrawn.

Based on that hologram I'd say that they're adding a Naaru from World of Warcraft. Or maybe I should get up to S3 of Rebels, who knows :3

"BaalZebul;c-1072868" wrote:
Who's Callus? Which brings up my follow up question, how could he be a fan favourite?

Same question about Thrawn. I see his name bouncing around this forum but I dont recall him in the movies.

"Ailouran;c-1073170" wrote:

"BaalZebul;c-1072868" wrote:
Who's Callus? Which brings up my follow up question, how could he be a fan favourite?

Same question about Thrawn. I see his name bouncing around this forum but I dont recall him in the movies.

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Mitth%27raw%27nuruodo

Mitth'raw'nuruodo (thrawn) is in Rebels season 3, and starred in one of the best EU book trilogy.

1. There's no reason think this Fulcrum tease has to do with the June fan favorite. So it's irrelevant that Kallus might not count as a fan favorite. I doubt Thrawn would count for that, since most people don't read the books or watch Rebels, so they wouldn't even know who he is. He's awesome, but the June fan favorite will be a movie character. You can be sure of that.

2. Ahsoka isn't in season 3, but they made that comment while it was still season 3. It's season 4 that they're now working on, and they've hinted that she will be in it.

3. They may have intended it to be red to signal Thrawn, but they may well have just chosen that moment as the last one Fulcrum use that method of communication. Or one that they could easily find. They don't always get things perfect in a fine-tuned way, e.g. Gar Saxon's ship. We can't know that it's Thrawn from the fact that it's red.

4. George Lucas confirmed that his conception of balance in the Force is balance between light and dark. He says the Jedi get that wrong. Gray Jedi are closer to how he thinks things ought to be than how the Jedi think things ought to be. Jedi on the edge like Qui-Gon and Quinlan Vos are more balanced, in the view of Lucas. There's a danger to flirting with the dark side, but the Jedi are missing something. That doesn't mean the Sith are equally close to balance. They're not. But a character like Tom Baker's in Rebels is probably closer to Lucas' picture of balance.

"Parableman;c-1073214" wrote:
1. There's no reason think this Fulcrum tease has to do with the June fan favorite. So it's irrelevant that Kallus might not count as a fan favorite. I doubt Thrawn would count for that, since most people don't read the books or watch Rebels, so they wouldn't even know who he is. He's awesome, but the June fan favorite will be a movie character. You can be sure of that.

2. Ahsoka isn't in season 3, but they made that comment while it was still season 3. It's season 4 that they're now working on, and they've hinted that she will be in it.

3. They may have intended it to be red to signal Thrawn, but they may well have just chosen that moment as the last one Fulcrum use that method of communication. Or one that they could easily find. They don't always get things perfect in a fine-tuned way, e.g. Gar Saxon's ship. We can't know that it's Thrawn from the fact that it's red.

4. George Lucas confirmed that his conception of balance in the Force is balance between light and dark. He says the Jedi get that wrong. Gray Jedi are closer to how he thinks things ought to be than how the Jedi think things ought to be. Jedi on the edge like Qui-Gon and Quinlan Vos are more balanced, in the view of Lucas. There's a danger to flirting with the dark side, but the Jedi are missing something. That doesn't mean the Sith are equally close to balance. They're not. But a character like Tom Baker's in Rebels is probably closer to Lucas' picture of balance.

The Bendu is Balance. The story of the force is growing more complex and we are learning that the true nature of the force isn't as easy as Light vs. Dark, or Jedi vs. Sith. The sequel trilogy is exploring this more. Snoke and Kylo are dark side force users, TLJ sneak peek has Luke saying it's time for the jedi, to end. Rey saying Light, Dark, The Balance. We are going to get the grown up version and the true nature of the force in this trilogy.

Nice, his zeta unique is at datamine: at the start of each encounter, baze and chirrut have 50% less damage for 3 turns :D

Really hope for a very strong empire toon, because Veers and troopers are too weak against rebels.

"SpeedRacer;c-1073288" wrote:
Nice, his zeta unique is at datamine: at the start of each encounter, baze and chirrut have 50% less damage for 3 turns :D

Really hope for a very strong empire toon, because Veers and troopers are too weak against rebels.

50% less damage? How about, do 50% less damage are immune to healing while Kallus (but really it's Thrawn) is active. That would almost bring them in line with the rest of the characters.