The problem for the movie would be to not have the population think "the sith are so badass" (for obvious reasons) or "the sith are so evil that we must fight for the republic at any price" (because it's a pro-palpatine reaction). You would need a movie showing that the sith are evil, that it was the jedi and not the republic army that resolve the threat and without be pro-republic (maybe showing a infiltration of the republic by the sith?).

It's a movie. You do not need an exact biography of a sith lord, just somethings were you can say "that? Yes darth X did it. He killed X millions people". And you need to do that without have the eternal hate from palpatine.
 
I'd say that any movie we make should be the Saga of Revan which should be a semi-historical story that tells the rise, fall and then redemption of Revan. Hell I can see Malacor being the perfect place to end the first movie, something to act as a bitter punch to the audience.
 
The problem for the movie would be to not have the population think "the sith are so badass" (for obvious reasons) or "the sith are so evil that we must fight for the republic at any price" (because it's a pro-palpatine reaction). You would need a movie showing that the sith are evil, that it was the jedi and not the republic army that resolve the threat and without be pro-republic (maybe showing a infiltration of the republic by the sith?).

It's a movie. You do not need an exact biography of a sith lord, just somethings were you can say "that? Yes darth X did it. He killed X millions people". And you need to do that without have the eternal hate from palpatine.

Honestly, just a series of movies showing one of the conflicts with the Sith would probably do wonders for the awareness of the average person, heck, why not go with Revan's story? HK would be an excellent source and would love it.

It's a shame so much knowledge of the New Sith Wars has been lost.
 
I'd say that any movie we make should be the Saga of Revan which should be a semi-historical story that tells the rise, fall and then redemption of Revan. Hell I can see Malacor being the perfect place to end the first movie, something to act as a bitter punch to the audience.
The only problem is that Revan falls in love and eventually marries. The Jedi will not like that due to their vow to forever be prunes.
 
If I recall correctly, it was that we persuaded the Council that the Jedi were not automatically qualified to be generals, which ensured that they weren't added to the military hierarchy by default. Given Anakin's role with the 501st, it's clear that some/many Jedi are still serving in the GAR. Our actions merely ensured that the Jedi least qualified and least interested in active combat would stay out of it.
Not entirely, I think they decided to allow members to choose whether they wanted to be Commanding Officers and offered support roles behind the lines for those that wanted to drop out. Besides the Clone Wars had already been going for a while and I think there are those who would feel like it was their responsibility (to the Republic or the men under their command) to continue serving.
This is about the long and short of it.

The Jedi really are gluttons for punishment aren't they?

Still, would they really make a teenage padawan a commander in the GAR in this version of events? Really?

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Random memory. We Are sending Thrawn after the Seperatist Planet Killer ship next turn, right?

Because I really want for him to get his Exile revocked, and that ship is likely the Only way for it to happen.
 
Honestly, just a series of movies showing one of the conflicts with the Sith would probably do wonders for the awareness of the average person, heck, why not go with Revan's story? HK would be an excellent source and would love it.

It's a shame so much knowledge of the New Sith Wars has been lost.

I just saw the six movies. I do not know enough of the extended universe to say which sith live adaptation would be better in-quest for the propaganda that we want to diffuse.
I just say that this propaganda would need to be anti-sith, relatively pro-jedi and not pro-republic. The better would be if it had pro-CNS additional elements.
 
Being able to be an effective officer takes some actual experience and the world.

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Well she does get experience from Skywalker. Mostly following him into the crazy situations and pulling him out of them when he screws up. I consider he to have on the job training (The Council sent her out at such a young age as they thought Ahsoka might make Anakin more responsible, instead he created someone who took his view of the Galaxy and ultimately improved upon it) and Thrawn provided roundabout cram sessions.
 
I just saw the six movies. I do not know enough of the extended universe to say which sith live adaptation would be better in-quest for the propaganda that we want to diffuse.
I just say that this propaganda would need to be anti-sith, relatively pro-jedi and not pro-republic. The better would be if it had pro-CNS additional elements.

Honestly, elements praising the founding principles and spirit of the Republic amount to pro-CNS propaganda, emphasise the Republic's position as the attacked, defensive polity, make principles and justice paramount etc.

Heck, the Soldiers of the Old Republic were volunteers rather than clones, of the CIS, the CNS and the Republic which of them have volunteer soldiers rather than enslaved sapients?

The CNS can easily style itself as the inheritor of the spirit of the Republic.
 
Meh, just put a disclaimer at the start that the Jedi Order depicted in the movie is the Order of 'insert time' and so it's positions may not reflect the current Order.
Personally, I do not think that would even be necessary. In fact, Ciaran might even like the fact that Revan married considering that she loves to tease Anakin and Obi-wan about their love life.
 
...Look if it breaks your SoD that badly just consider her to be an "officer-in-training" or something. Don't worry about it so much.

Eh, the issue is more that stopping the Jedi from inserting themselves into the general trap was one of the first actions we invested in that really changed canon and I am mystified by why people feel bound and determined to drag things back on the canon train for no reason in or out of universe that I can discern.

Is it somehow important for Ahsoka to be a commander?

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For propaganda movies, let's also use KOTOR II. It not only reminds people of how dangerous and merciless the Sith can be. Hell, the Miralukas' reaction would show that at least Nihilus isn't a fabrication, but was once a real Sith Lord. Traya shows how treacherous they can be and how they can plan the slaughter of entire planets rather easily. Palpatine loves it since Traya keeps questioning the Jedi... even if she also does the same for the Sith. Of course, the movie must show the Exile being very, very remorseful for Malachor V, hating herself every single moment since then. The movie is of course rated Mature due to how little the Exile wears at first on Peragus, much to Anton's appreciation. (He is hilarious when you tell him you found clothes.)
 
Time for another omake count!
Over the last ten pages, we've added another four omakes, giving us a new total of 27 omake bonuses for next turn.
Over the last twenty-ish pages, we've added another 9 omakes, giving us an updated total of 36 omake bonuses for the start of Turn 28.

One Giant Leap Forward
--Jymeen and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad (Squad Leader) Day--
Omake: Birth of something new.
Omake: Agent Piebald
Small Improvements​
Movie Night at the Oracle
Aftermath of Major Malevolent
The Imperceptible Fire
Mitth'raw'nuruodo: Chiss Attorney​

Also note that the actual cap for next turn is 44, not 46 bonuses.
Note that, with the Chu'unthor now online and our new Oracle 'Grand Fleet' coming up in 'Results Pt. 2', we need to plan for at least one and probably two additional actions next turn. Since the cap this turn was 42, that means next turn's cap would be at 46.
Because the Oracle Grand Fleet gave us increased odds for Martial Actions in space (rather than an additional Martial Action), we only have the Chu'unthor contributing to our action economy for Turn 28.
 
Maybe, but being apprentice to General Skywalker (as being a General gives him more freedom to pull his crazy stunts) probably means that Ahsoka got put in a command potion so he could teach her better.

That might justify her being made an aide. She does not appear to be an aide.

And ya know...they seem to act like special forces anyway most of the time.

Which was what we were trying to lecture the Council into doing, after their complicity in the Huk war was revealed: do what you are good at, let the professionals be generals.

Evidently Ciaran wasn't as successful in this as the dice led me to believe.

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