Red Mosquito

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

Please tell me how they move this from star to star...

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

Please tell me how they move this from star to star...

Strat wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

Please tell me how they move this from star to star...

the same way jedi's levitate, make objects fly to them through space, same way every planet apparently has the same oxygen levels for them to travel and live on. Because its a fucking sci-fi movie.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

Please tell me how they move this from star to star...

the same way jedi's levitate, make objects fly to them through space, same way every planet apparently has the same oxygen levels for them to travel and live on. Because its a fucking sci-fi movie.

ok thanks!

Kaius wrote:I assume that no one knows how starkiller works because it is incredibly stupid.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Dammit Kaius

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

Kaius wrote:I assume that no one knows how starkiller works because it is incredibly stupid.

stip wrote:

Kaius wrote:I assume that no one knows how starkiller works because it is incredibly stupid.

they should have just powered it by magic crystals.

dprival78 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

can't wait to see what the next version is like.

i bet it's even BIGGER

stip wrote:

dprival78 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

can't wait to see what the next version is like.

i bet it's even BIGGER

This often goes overlooked, but the film itself highlights this point (the absurdity of the bigger death star). They even make some tongue in cheek comments about it. That no matter how much bigger your technology gets there is always some bigger piece, and always some way to destroy it. The purpose of starkiller base is to point out the need to look elsewhere. It's also why Snoke is more concerned with finding Luke Skywalker than using the galaxy destroying weapon at their disposal, and his primary concern as the base is being destroyed is to make sure that Hux gets his force user off the planet. It's also why the chief proponent of the weapon is a fresh faced hysterical nazi in his late 20s.


"Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed. The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force."

VinylGuy wrote:

stip wrote:

dprival78 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Starkiller planet likely travels from star to star. They just used an existing planet as the bulk of the battle station rather than making one from scratch.

can't wait to see what the next version is like.

i bet it's even BIGGER

This often goes overlooked, but the film itself highlights this point (the absurdity of the bigger death star). They even make some tongue in cheek comments about it. That no matter how much bigger your technology gets there is always some bigger piece, and always some way to destroy it. The purpose of starkiller base is to point out the need to look elsewhere. It's also why Snoke is more concerned with finding Luke Skywalker than using the galaxy destroying weapon at their disposal, and his primary concern as the base is being destroyed is to make sure that Hux gets his force user off the planet. It's also why the chief proponent of the weapon is a fresh faced hysterical nazi in his late 20s.


"Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed. The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force."

Something Vader already said in ANH.

Those are the things i dont like on how it ¨mirrors¨with EP4.

dimejinky99 wrote:Also Snoke says 'if Skywalker returns..'

He never specifies which Skywalker.

Something mark hamill pointed out the other day.