@PublicationOrdr Rotta the Hutt should not be in a film about Jabba the Hutt because the two characters are nothing alike and would have no reason to co-exist in a story.
@CosplaySuell ...Luke wasn't planning on killing Ben. Nothing would have happened had Ben not woken, aside from presumably Luke would have to deal with Ben having fallen to the dark side at a later time.
@stinkyjabbababy The end was to become Supreme Leader and try to rule with Rey at his side, to find some sense of completeness he clearly wasn't getting while training as a Jedi.
Vader's stated aim is also to overthrow his master and rule with a chosen apprentice; are you arguing against that?
@tthelizardking Except for, y'know, the three prequels "disturbing" various bits of book and comic lore.
Whereas the three sequels exist in a completely different continuity than those books and comics, so there's nothing to "disturb".
@Odrinhereboy You've seen a few fans say so, so you've decided to make it a universal observation about "detractors vs fans" as a whole, rather than accepting it for the few anecdotal examples it actually is.
"I don't hold anything against them, so therefore nobody else does" is nonsense.
@jay_therealdeal Ah yes, the film from December 2017 really affected Endgame (filming began August 2017), GOT (S8 began filming October 2017), and a completely unrelated game sequel that began development in 2014.
@Capt_Barker They're just references. It's hardly "respecting the lore". Plenty of other new stuff incorporates references and old lore just as well. Solo, for example, has tons of it.
@Odrinhereboy Good for you; problem is, you don't speak for other detractors who *do* attack fans for liking it. Same as it's only *certain* fans who blame detractors for things, and the experiences of *one* person don't prove some objective rule.