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<p>So, I saw The Force Awakens and I would like to see it in a LEGO Star Wars game. In fact, I would like to see the Disney sequel trilogy as a LEGO game. I would like to see voice acting and online co-op. They can add Holodiscs to collect. When you collect holodiscs, a new level can be unlocked and played. You can collect holodiscs to replay past games' levels like Negotiations, Secret Plans and Duel of the Droids. There can be holodiscs for Star Wars Rebels missions, new Clone Wars levels from Seasons 3-6, and new never before seen stories approved by Lucasfilm. However, you don't need holodiscs for the sequel trilogy. You just unlock levels in the sequel trilogy by playing the previous level. And if the game is released before the next two films, the levels for Episodes VIII and IX would be locked until the film's are released. They'd still be programmed on the disc so that they don't have to release an update or DLC. It would just be unlocked by time. There could be free roaming of the different planets in the Star Wars galaxy. Custom characters can be created on Kamino. What are your ideas of LEGO Star Wars IV?
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<p>For example, here's a list of some characters that could be done (Spoilers though):
Ezra Bridger (Normal + Scarred + Imperial Disguise),
</p><p>Kanan Jarrus (Normal + Stormtrooper Disguise),
</p><p>Hera Syndula,
</p><p>Sabine Wren,
</p><p>Chopper (Normal + Imperial Disguise),
</p><p>Zeb,
</p><p>R2-D2,
</p><p>C3PO,
</p><p>Bail Organa,
</p><p>Vizago,
</p><p>Azmorrigan,
</p><p>Lando Calrissian,
</p><p>The Grand Inquisitor,
</p><p>Ahsoka Tano,
</p><p>Yoda (Ghost),
</p><p>Captain Rex,
</p><p>Commandor Wolffe,
</p><p>Gregor,
</p><p>Agent Kallus,
</p><p>The Fifth Brother,
</p><p>The Seventh Sister,
</p><p>Whatever Sabine's old friend was called,
</p><p>Hondo Ohnaka,
</p><p>Darth Vader,
</p><p>Commander Sato,
</p><p>Phoenix Pilot,
</p><p>Rebel Guard,
</p><p>Storm Trooper,
</p><p>Imperial Pilot,
</p><p>The Fat and Skinny Officers,
</p><p>Tua,
</p><p>Storm Trooper Commander,
</p><p>AT-AT Pilot,
</p><p>Tarkin,
</p><p>Imperial Combat Driver,
</p><p>That weird Rodian with the Lobot head.
</p><p>This post is far too long already, so I'll end it here. There are enough characters.
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<p>For Levels, you could follow the episodes that contribute the most to the story. You could follow these episodes for season 1:
</p><p>1. Spark of Rebellion
</p><p>2. Rise of the Old masters
</p><p>3. Empire Day/Gathering Forces
</p><p>4. Path of the Jedi
</p><p>5. Call to action / Rebel Resolve
</p><p>6. Fire Across the Galaxy
</p><p>Then since season 2 is twice as long, we do 12 episodes for that:
</p><p>1. Siege of Lothal
</p><p>2. Lost Commanders/Relics of the Old Republic
</p><p>3. Always two there are
</p><p>4. The Future of the Force
</p><p>5. Legacy
</p><p>6-12 are unreleased episodes.
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<p>Yoda ghost? But yoda isn't dead! You mean yoda hologram, which can't be a character.
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<p>Kind of a reference to how Yoda only talks in one episode, and kind of has a ghostly feel.
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<p>What about this? They'd be releasing a new game every year, keeping us constantly busy. We'd never be short of a LEGO Star Wars game again :)
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- 2016: LEGO Star Wars IV: The Prequel Trilogy
- 2017: LEGO Star Wars V: The Original Trilogy
- 2018: LEGO Star Wars VI: Rebels
- 2019: LEGO Star Wars VII: The Sequel Trilogy
- 2020: LEGO Star Wars VIII: The Rogue Trilogy
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<p>Um... <i>Rogue One</i> is a standalone. That'd have to be the Anthology Trilogy, which would make absolutely no sense because the Anthology movies aren't supposed to be connected, story-wise.
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<p>Jessanna Stansu wrote:
Um... <i>Rogue One</i> is a standalone. That'd have to be the Anthology Trilogy, which would make absolutely no sense because the Anthology movies aren't supposed to be connected, story-wise.
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<p>As a matter of fact it is a trilogy. Plot line of each: </p>
<p>As a matter of fact it is a trilogy. Plot line of each: </p>
- One: How the rebels got the Death Star Plans
- Two: Han Solo's Backstory
- Three: Boba Fett's backstory
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<p>Okay, so explain to me how the stories of those three are connected in any way besides having characters involved in the story that is essentially the aftermath of <i>Rogue One</i>, the Original Trilogy? Where does Han Solo's backstory intersect with the theft of the Death Star plans? Where does Boba Fett get into this before <i>ESB</i>? (Honestly, I question whoever thought making a Boba Fett origin movie made sense. <i>We already know his origin!</i>)
</p><p>I'm not trying to be antagonistic. Just simple questioning. I write my own stories and aim to become a writer one day, and the first thing I learned about storytelling is that if you're writing a trilogy, <i>things have to intersect</i>. From everything we know about <i>Rogue One</i>, about Han's backstory, and about Boba Fett's career before ESB, <i>these things don't intersect</i>. Therefore, I don't think it really counts as a trilogy. If anything, the Anthology movies are more like the MCU of Star Wars: They're all <i>Star Wars</i>, but they don't all <i>have</i> to connect.
</p><p>Sorry about getting off-topic. I was just trying to explain my thoughts.
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<p>Jessanna Stansu wrote:
Okay, so explain to me how the stories of those three are connected in any way besides having characters involved in the story that is essentially the aftermath of <i>Rogue One</i>, the Original Trilogy? Where does Han Solo's backstory intersect with the theft of the Death Star plans? Where does Boba Fett get into this before <i>ESB</i>? (Honestly, I question whoever thought making a Boba Fett origin movie made sense. <i>We already know his origin!</i>)
</p><p>I'm not trying to be antagonistic. Just simple questioning. I write my own stories and aim to become a writer one day, and the first thing I learned about storytelling is that if you're writing a trilogy, <i>things have to intersect</i>. From everything we know about <i>Rogue One</i>, about Han's backstory, and about Boba Fett's career before ESB, <i>these things don't intersect</i>. Therefore, I don't think it really counts as a trilogy. If anything, the Anthology movies are more like the MCU of Star Wars: They're all <i>Star Wars</i>, but they don't all <i>have</i> to connect.
</p><p>Sorry about getting off-topic. I was just trying to explain my thoughts.
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<p>I just thought it might be nice to get a LEGO game for it, ok? :P </p>
<p>I just thought it might be nice to get a LEGO game for it, ok? :P </p>
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<p>Sorry, I tend to overthink things...
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