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🔥 Hot ▲ 1.1k r/MaulShadowLord

That’s exactly how Inquisitors should be portrayed in canon!

You can literally feel that they are Jedi hunters. They have great design, presence, and are strong enough to give even Maul trouble—you can sense that they’re a real threat.

It’s a shame that aside from Fallen Order and Shadow Lord, the rest of this group’s appearances were so disappointing.

And I don’t care about the explanation that blah blah they were never strong blah blah blah… If in the current canon NEW Jedi who survived Order 66 keep being introduced and turn out to be very powerful only because the writers want it that way (Kanan, Devon, Cal, Cere, Bode), then I see no reason why the Inquisitors couldn’t also be very strong. Not stronger than Vader or the Emperor, but not so weak that they get killed in such a trivial and embarrassing way like the Eleventh Brother by Ahsoka or another Inquisitor in Ventress show.

u/ConstantDrawer9161 — 3 days ago
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How important is lore of original Black Flag modern day?

For a long time, I’ve been planning to play all Assassin’s Creed Games. Two years ago, I bought all of them during a Christmas sale, and I still haven’t started them.

After watching trailer for Black Flag Remake, I’ve regained motivation to start the Ezio Trilogy, Assassin’s Creed III, and then buy new remake.

The problem is that I’m someone who always tries to fully understand the story and the lore in games. From what I’ve heard, the remake might not include the modern-day storyline at all, which is the foundation of the entire series lore.

My question is: how confused will I be about the modern-day story if I only play the Black Flag remake and then move on to later titles like Assassin’s Creed Rogue, Assassin’s Creed Unity, and Assassin’s Creed Syndicate? How much modern day in the original Black Flag is related to next next games?

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u/ConstantDrawer9161 — 4 days ago