Since Rey likely isn't a Jedi...
...and instead will be a "balanced" Force user (per Luke in the EP8 teaser trailer), how will she be labeled when EA/CG finally brings her Force version to the game as a playable toon? Maybe it's time...
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"Jetlife;c-1018876" wrote:
@Woodroward"Woodroward;c-1018711" wrote:"Tatebomb;c-1018706" wrote:
Ergo you're still wrong. He never had the tag. They didn't randomly decide to add it a year after he came just to then remove it. If I don't believe you that's fine maybe you're right. But when NO ONE believes you maybe you're the one who is misremembering. But hey keep screaming the sky is falling. Hope it works out for you.
Good job posting some meaningless drivel. Thanks for proving that YOU have to be taken as right without producing any proof.
If you want to bring up the burden of proof, You are the one insisting I agree with you, not the reverse, therefore the burden of proof falls to you.
Here is some more "useless drivel" to add that Kylo was never a sith. He never has had the tag. I've been working on my sith since before kylos rework and have went to the "sith" tab in characters nearly everyday, never seen him. If you think it happened during the Kylo or sith rework you are wrong. Because he was never in the sith category.
Go check out smithieD video of Kylo ren right after he got reworked. You will see he did not have the tag at that time that "you are completly sure".
You misread the post. I said that when he got reworked was when I noticed it was REMOVED. Why would looking at a post from after the period when I have already stated it be removed prove that he didn't have it during the period before it. That is not proof.
Now. for anyone else who feels like telling me "I'm wrong". Produce proof of him having no sith tag with photographic evidence or keep your opinion to yourself. It's one thing to bring up a different point of view, but to tell someone they are wrong without producing any sort of proof, when other people have already done so is to try and use peer pressure to win an argument, which is the opposite of exchanging information.
