This made me smile.
How bad is it when the OG doesn't like the new direction?
...but tell me you don't have at least 100 better ideas to show this off. Or anyone in this forums.
And that's painful.
C'mon! You know I do. I mean even if I was contractually obligated to tell
this story, I could have easily ironed out the details better.
By that logic, every DC or Marvel movie really needs to get their sh*t together because men can't fly, run that fast, or be implanted with strange metal.
But on a silly note . . . they made such a big thing about the crystal foxes in the previews that I saw, I was sad we didn't see more of them. And I would like one.
I hold SW to a different standard than I hold comic movies. Even if it's fiction you can still hold to fictional scientific laws. Like how a lightsaber blade can't penetrate an energy field. But the more real science that can be incorporated, for me at least, makes for a more enjoyable movie.
Actually, it wouldn't have shifted at all, given the onscreen evidence.
I was referring to the utilization of a ram to push the bombs out. But having them released on a successive individual basis would not have exerted a significant force on the bomber, resulting in no change. But if the bomber had to shift the mass of the bombs all at once, then the force required would have shifted the craft's path.
Personally I thought the design just junk. What ever happened to just using Y-Wings for bombing missions? Smaller, more maneuverable, harder to hit with larger guns, required fewer personnel to operate. I would have loved to see new age Y-Wings blowing the hell out of everything.
