If you didnвЂ™t like her hot take, well, thereвЂ™s tons of other eras and sources from that same era you can enjoy while ignoring her.

This was one of three Star Wars FILMs released of a VERY small new canon.Дў is key here, because while KreiaвЂ™s hot takes on the Force may be very controversial, she is also a character in a single video game existing in the Old Republic era, an era of canon that was already quite a bit more established than I think most people realize.

It doesnвЂ™t work for LukeвЂ™s personality.

Knowing this, itвЂ™s easy to see where Rian got his ideas for book burning and rejecting the old teachings, Luke falling into despair and acting poorly. Additionally, the game makes it clear that a lot of the Jedi Order, while not outright evil like the Sith, have A LOT of flaws, flaws which allowed a lot of preventable problems to happen. All you need to know is that her views on the Force are very controversial.

KOTOR 2 has a character named Kreia, and she has a very unique take on the Force I wonвЂ™t get into. ItвЂ™s not super well known, but (part of) the reason TLJ is written the way it was was BECAUSE Rian Johnson was inspired by KOTOR 2. This is gonna be a bit strange, but I want to compare DanuserвЂ™s goal with Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Star Wars: KOTOR 2. People criticize this as just retconning things, and this is true-ish, but I donвЂ™t think the storytelling method is inherently doomed. So thereвЂ™s a lot of problems I could criticize over the years regarding WoWвЂ™s writing, but I want to focus specifically on DanuserвЂ™s goals for Warcraft.ДanuserвЂ™s goal is to reinterpret old lore and perspectives. I have a hot take IвЂ™ve been thinking over these last few days on DanuserвЂ™s writing.

Kotor 1 vs 2