jeanba Posted December 20, 2014 Posted December 20, 2014 Somehow this happens to all stories and universes... If something is being continued on and on, without sense. As I see it with other sci-fi and fantasy story lines. The more the story is narrowed down to heroes or main characters, the more strong this effect is. Even if the universe and story line is broad, like with Battletech (with many storylines and places, and eras) this "overdriven universe" effect still appears to some point. Yes, up to a certain point, the main "marketing mistake" of Georges Lucas is to have delayed so much between 1982 and 1998 the first trilogy : All fans imagined things about the rest of the trilogy and logically, when the new trilogy was released, everybody was shouting treason on some points, which were somtimes justified, sometimes not Quote
shotdown Posted December 21, 2014 Posted December 21, 2014 Yes, up to a certain point, the main "marketing mistake" of Georges Lucas is to have delayed so much between 1982 and 1998 the first trilogy : All fans imagined things about the rest of the trilogy and logically, when the new trilogy was released, everybody was shouting treason on some points, which were somtimes justified, sometimes not People imagined things that actually never came, yes, but some things in the new movies didn't match with what we knew (not imagined) from the first three (like Leia knowing her mother). Then there's the problems of the new movies being far worse than the original three. Quote
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