AlexSebire

A negative and a positive:

Feels so empty on some maps, especially on the latest one; Bespin.

Really love the changes to the DX12 system. Runs soooo much smoother now :).

Honestly, as much as I liked gravitonium coming back at first, it's becoming clear to me that Graviton is not returning:

The actor that played Dr Franklin Hall became disgruntled because he was promised a larger role. Now assuming he came back for S5, he would receive a minor role due to the sheer number of characters we have presently. Sure, they could recast but at this point I could care less about Graviton if he's never going to get sufficient screentime.

General Hale states they couldn't risk moving Gravitonium because they didn't know enough about it, which means it's likely Dr. Hall is not part of her team despite what some people are speculating. Hall is the world-leading expert on

So earlier today I was thinking about the fear dimension and how it affects the SHIELD universe, and it got me thinking about possible other effects.

Each dimension is essentially it's own little pocket universe with an entirely separate set of laws and constants: that means that whatever naturally occurs within each dimension has zero effect on others. Now if we go back to Doctor Strange and Dormammu, you'll remember his realm has zero concept of time, and it was Strange with the time stone that meddled with the world order by bringing time with him.

Now, running with that concept of no time and applying it to the fear dimension, that would mean the world is entirely dynamic; nothing is s

So we know from the episode 14 synopsis for this season that Fitz and Jemma will face one of their greatest fears whilst attempting to close the rift. What do you think it is?

I believe it's most likely something related to the framework such as Fritz or Alistair (possibly both). Perhaps Alistair attempts to twist his son again, or more likely Fitz is given an arc where he finally comes to terms with and forgives himself for what transpired in the Framework and irl with the LMDs by confronting his other self?

In the Rebels Season 4 Midseason trailer, we see ol Sheev himself facing off against Ezra. The trailer makes it look like this is actually taking place in the physical realm, however it is most likely all in the spirit world.

Blue flames engulf Palpatine throughout the footage, and we know from TCW that only occurs when Sith Alchemy is used. As far as we know in canon Sith Alchemy can only affect spiritual planes, as Sidious uses this in an attempt to break Master Yoda's mind whilst inside a Jedi sacrificial chamber on Moraband.

We know for a fact that the Loth Wolfs can travel through "force doors" for lack of a better term, and the Force Wielders existed in another plane of existence. It

...you couldn't confront Elliot about him having a crush on you. That was the whole reason he got so mad and stalked you in the first place (despite having no right for either). When you got confirmation reading his notebook, I thought that you'd get some dialogue for later or something. Nope, you just blew him off (and understandably so)... but still we could have had a more diplomatic alternative.

Just Elliot everything is a really poor part of the game imo.

The constant memory leaks, occasional freezes, and laggy menus are just ridiculous, not to mention the DX12 mode is super unreliable. It either works great, or is unplayable. I have spoken to plenty of people who have given up on this game due to shoddy performance, and they're easily surpassing the recommended specs.

Here's to a new year of Star Wars films, TV episodes, and "controversial" material. Chur.

Now, I sleep :).