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OOPS! My apologies, Scath, I was replying to that at about 2:00 AM and wasn't paying as much attention as I should have. I shall be more careful in the future. So does this mean I can keep you in my story or not?

Oh goodness. Apparently ignorance rules over "yes" and "no".

That's inherent about making them about fellow members. What? The useless part of the part of you making the, Scath? Duh!Actually, I meant to write: "What? The useless part or the part of you making them, Scath? " That's what happens when you type too fast.

Um . . . okay. I decided to change my avatar back to what it was. This new just takes way too much time to load (at least on my computer it does) and takes up too much space in the forum (not memory/mass space but area space . . . it's all relative).

You want me to rename you as Agent? Can't I just leave your name in the story as Scathane?

Speaking of avatars: Is my new avatar just too much? What do you guys think of it?

This is too funny!

Wait until Scath and Trej read that.

Hmm . . . a lieutenant making fun of a grand admiral's avatar. . . .

HOW DARE YOU SAY SUCH A THING?! Well U cant decide that because u didnt see any Star trek movie Well, actually, I saw Generations (but didn't understand a damned thing). Even so. . . .

OOOO! And where can I get a copy?

Simply is, dude, for here I am. HOW DARE YOU SAY SUCH A THING?!

True, but it's questionable as to whether Scath wants to be just a copilot.

Hey, everyone, not sure if you guys know, but I'm really into Gundam and most especially the original series (Mobile Suit Gundam) and recently saw a really awesome looking game called Mobile Suit Gundam: Journey to Jaburo for Playstation 2. Sadly, though, it was . . . preowned. ARGH! I hate buying second-hand stuff so I did some research and it turns out that due to a lack of popularity, it can't be ordered at any of my local game stores. So, as I look around online, I'm here to ask: can anyone help me find a new copy of Journey to Jaburo for the Playstation 2? I just need to know if anyone knows where I can buy a new[/i] copy. If so, please speak up! Thanks!

Which means exactly . . . what?

I wonder. . . . . . . HEY! Who voted "Never read any of them!"?

That's inherent about making them about fellow members. What? The useless part of the part of you making the, Scath?

Exactly. At last you understand me, Scath.

I was just joking anyway.

Hands down: Thrawn! Going back to what was mentioned A LOT earlier: Thrawn with an SSD. Had Thrawn gotten a hold of an SSD (perhaps one somewhere in the Deep Core or something), then he would have either (A) had the Rebels chasing it everywhere or (B) dismantled it and had the scrap used to make more regular Star Destroyers. Simply put, he would not have wasted anything the SSD would have had to offer . . . nothing. Thrawn acted A LOT like Hannibal Barca of Carthage (I've done HOURs of research on those tacticians Thrawn is based off of and Hannibal is the most based off of). Hannibal would always be studying the tactics and personality types of the enemy commander and be sure to use the correct sort of tactics that would throw that commander into a fray. He would also use distraction tactics based off of Alexander's the Great own. I wrote Timothy Zahn asking him who he had based Thrawn off of and he said he was based off of the best tacticians of all time: Hasdrubal Barca, Hannibal Barca, Alexander the Great, Napoleon, Robert E. Lee, Erwin Rommel, and others. To get a half-way understanding of Thrawn, it would be wise to research these people and the like. I have done so. The civilization Thrawn did not understand makes me think that he has a personality flaw: what he doesn't understand frustrates him to the, possible, extreme. As much as I hate to write and admit that, it almost seems to be so, but I'm sure we'll find more about that later with Zahn's new novel that takes place between TPM and AOTC and talks about Thrawn and his destruction of the Outbound Flight. Thrawn's death: I practically cried when I read that! I mean, I was sure he would have to go down and die (I was quite sure Rukh would kill him from when the Noghri decided to join "the Lady Vader" in Dark Force Rising), but even so it was sad! Horrible! I just hate the fact that Lucasfilm Ltd. has to let the so-called "good guys" win in the end. It pisses me off. It must have been frustrating to Mr. Zahn, who said he basically wrote the Thrawn series like a chess game, but he was both sides. Sounds, weird, but it makes for the perfect game. Both sides know what the other will do (or some how find out) and have to figure a way around it. He said that at one point (and I think it's evident in the novels) the Empire was vastly winning against the Rebels and he was forced to have MANY coincidences occur so that the tide would turn. In the end, with the Empire winning, he ultimatley had to let the Rebels win. But if you think about it, the Rebels didn't truly win, they simply came out lucky and won by default. . . . that's why I have been writing a story that entails an alternate future to The Last Command where Thrawn predicted the Noghri's defection and betrayl and survived the Battle of Bilbringi. It's a great story that also brings in Daala and the Emperor's fleet in the Deep Core at Byss (Thrawn finds this all out over time and puts everything to work in his favor). I'm not 100% sure as to what will be the ending . . . but let me put it this way: the Rebels have three pawns (and their king) whereas Thrawn is missing three pawns. :twisted:

The same. It shall take place in the STAR WARS Universe and all the events of STAR WARS shall be occuring (I'm not sure about the setting), but everything will be told for the point of view of . . . normal beings. I changed my mind, I'll keep the name Boba Fett in that little section you wrote (but there will be a character named Joba the Feet . . . a Hutt bounty hunter who dresses up like Jango Fett/Boba Fett--his hero . . . he doesn't know the difference between them).

Hmm . . . but he might . . . you never know. . . . http://www.swrebellion.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=10908

There was suppose to be another option that said: "Stupid Rebels and their X-Wings! I'm all for a TIE Fighter novel series! Long live the Empire!", but for some odd reason it didn't show up. I think the boards are rigged to be pro-Rebel/Republic / anit-Empire. Any how, I would have voted for that option, but since it didn't show up . . . well, I voted for The Krytos Trap. I guess I simply loved the scene where the Lusankya scared the hell out of everyone as it blasted out of Coruscant. But then again, I have yet to read all of them (I'm still finishing The Bacta War with the rest after that to go).

As the question puts it: What is your favorite X-Wing novel? Just vote, then post what you put down, and maybe also post a few reasons as to why it's your favorite. Now get to it!

HAHAHAHAHAH! Excellent, Trej! Can I use it in my story (with full credit, of course)? The only thing I'll do to change it is name Boba Fett: Joba the Feet (an old, inside joke between me and my friends).