The California State Assembly has passed the Protect Our Games Act, a bill to protect user rights after a game's service ends
Under this, games shutting down would need to provide at least 60 days notice to consumers, while also ensuring that purchasers will still have access to the game via an alt version or patch that allows it to be played offline. And if not, they must offer refunds
The bill must still be passed by the California Senate
The Luke Skywalker desired for by The Last Jedi haters is a flat, boring, and forgettable character.
These fans want a Luke Skywalker who has never lost. Never failed. Never faltered. Never doubted.
He’s a video game character from the 90’s before video games started telling truly interesting stories.
His biggest setbacks would have only come from some bigger, more powerful enemy who nearly defeats him in combat until Luke finds some new Force ability that helps defeat the enemy before it’s too late.
But the Luke Skywalker gifted to us in The Last Jedi is truly interesting because the enemy he is forced to defeat is the enemy within. His doubt. His failure. His insecurity.
it was very satisfying in a lot of ways, I personally liked it (without any spoilers)
BUT it's definitely not perfect, certain plot points kind of abandoned and some of the marketing feels misleading given how it actually all culminates.
Ep. 8: 9/10
Season 5 as a whole: 8/10