Kinda, yes. While not all are kingpins, the Hutts in both canons are famous for being crime bosses. Besides Jabba we know of Gardulla and after Jabba’s Death The Twins, his cousins.

There’s also wannabes like Ziro, Jabba’s Brother.

Happy to see you enjoy it! Btw, if you haven’t found the tracks name, it’s name is Sugaan Essena by The HU. They’re a Mongolian throat singing band and contributed a few more songs in the sequels.

Uuh, Märchen? Hier einmal ein paar Guesses, hoffentlich mit funktionierendem Spoiler

I think that’s supposed to be an otter, referencing their usage of tools.

See Space Jesus talk about this!

That’s some very clean Zalgo. I am mainly familiar with this version H̵̛͕̞̦̰̜͍̰̥̟͆̏͂̌͑ͅä̷͔̟͓̬̯̟͍̭͉͈̮͙̣̯̬͚̞̭̍̀̾͠m̴̡̧̛̝̯̹̗̹̤̲̺̟̥̈̏͊̔̑̍͆̌̀̚͝͝b̴̢̢̫̝̠̗̼̬̻̮̺̭͔̘͑̆̎̚ư̵̧̡̥̙̭̿̈̀̒̐̊͒͑r̷̡̡̲̼̖͎̫̮̜͇̬͌͘g̷̹͍͎̬͕͓͕̐̃̈́̓̆̚͝ẻ̵̡̼̬̥̹͇̭͔̯̉͛̈́̕r̸̮̖̻̮̣̗͚͖̝̂͌̾̓̀̿̔̀͋̈́͌̈́̋͜ which looks… quite messy xD

Integer underflow maybe?

It says FSR or XESS, DLSS is only mentioned on recommended and higher.

I wonder how the Steam Deck Performance will be… I’d loath to play it at 30 FPS when Skywalker Saga ran at around 60…

You can switch the themes right below the socials and the profile picture. I have no idea what happened, because when I load the site, it’s loading in dark mode. It’s definitely the drunk mode, though that button is off-screen

Nach dem was auf der Webseite steht, 292g

Might’ve been the short lived Dragon Ball Zed

Episode 3, during the Space Battle over Coruscant

Right! The really really big ones. I though they were the turbos and the smaller ones werd just turrets of some sort. My bad!

No worries, the normal turbo laser turrets are relatively small compared to the Quads and especially to the size of an ISD.

Right, but the shielding is the key word. I wasn’t saying it was weak in that it couldn’t have an inventive use. I meant weak in that it had less offensive capabilities for a line fight like at the start of III. I mean, you could eventually cut someone in half with individual sheets of paper doing paper cuts over and over. But using a saw would be more practical.

That’s true, though in that case you move away. Unless both ships have the exact same speed and heading, they’d diverge relatively quickly. Line fighting usually involves constant movement. So unloading a broadside or two probably doesn’t do that much.

Oh, and I just had a quick look at the fight. So apparently the Venators have a big death laser around the lower hangar section. At minute 2:50 it is used to blast a Munificent apart. It might very well be, that it is the same type of weapon used by the Empire for Planetary Bombardments, or purpose built for the Clone Wars.

Right but, if I were captaining a Mon Cala cruiser, I’d position my ship with my main guns towards the hangar side and where their main batteries couldn’t hit me because I was on the othef side of the ship.

I just noticed that you mean the Quad Turbo lasers, the big guns on the top side. Turbolaser are the general combat armaments. Those are quite evenly spread around the ISDs, both above, below and in the “trenches” along their sides, and used for shooting at anything, Asteroids, fighters, ships. The Quad Turbolasers were the heavy armaments they’d use on long range stand-off/line fighting. Usually ships started combat out of range and then moved closer, so getting below the ship without it noticing or rotating was hard, especially so for a ship of the MC-series.

For the fighters/bombers, the enemy ships have their own escorts of X and Y wings too.

That’s also what the turbolasers are for. And the TIEs

But, Venators? They were extra weak on their underside because the hangar to launch fighters was up at the top along the length of the ship

I am not sure this is the case. In Clone Wars we saw a Venator using its underside to shield the top side and hangar against a blockade of Munificent cruisers. While they did most likely angle their shields their as well, it would hardly make sense to even do if the underside was specifically weak.

Considering that ISDs are big capital ships, they often are accompanied by other ships as well. On top of that, the Empire didn’t really need a ship that was heavily armed on all sides until later, the rebels didn’t really have a big fleet for a while.

Additionally, there’s smaller turrets all over the ship to counter smaller fighters and bombers. Shields are also usually applied as a bubble and I think the bottom was more heavily armored than most parts. In case a big ship would be outside of their broadside turbolasers because it was below them, the ISD can also start to rotate.

During the Clone Wars the Venators usually weren’t deployed alone if they were meant to go into fleet combat. Often there were multiple Venators and depending on the job Acclamators, too.

Considering how Trevor is shown in the show, he’d definitely be a Murderhobo

Is that from Battlefront 1 2004? I remember you could switch teams in BF2 2005 by repeatedly clicking the Logo of your faction in the respawn screen. Not sure if that was a single player only thing, though

That’s the worst… I like Sony’s approach to achievements in this case. There DLCs usually get their own separate track so it doesn’t interfere

Oh yeah, I know what you mean. I am just bad at making my own goals. Or keeping up with them xD a big reason why I don’t play Vanilla Minecraft alone anymore. Though true, achievement hunting is nice, i did a few 100% games already. Some I want to be 100% but are really annoying on the last few achievements (shadow of mordor, I loath the last two challenges)

Yeah, Immersive sims can be quite cool. Though that might also be part of why I struggle with these games. I am very bad at making my own fun, I prefer having goals to work towards. Otherwise I become quite aimless x.x

Ooh, I looove Prey. I never finished it, though. Somehow I always start a playthrough, play for a week or two straight and then forget about it :(

It’s not an issue unique to it, though. I think it’s just one of the games that I get lonely in and then stop playing for a while x.x