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There you go, mang. That's called a counterargument and isn't just bloviating/pontificating. So now your original point was about the "endless possibilities," which I rightly challenged by saying that they can't explore those ideas without commercial demand and then cited examples that any thinking person would perceive as a setback for the franchise as it was intended to develop post-2015 -- really, post-2019 since they released what they wanted "according to plan" during the initial four or five years. And what I perceive as a major retreat and setback (which in the short-term, it absolutely is: they've dramatically reduced the amount of content and changed the primary medium of transmitting it) you're calling a minor bump. Notwithstanding your abject inabaility to lean on reason rather than ad hominem and insistence on sputtering for several replies at time while saying nothing of substance whatsoever: what stories, then, would you have them focus on going forward, and what (apart from Last Jedi) do you think has been narratively -- not commercially -- successful from this current Disney run of Star Wars films, specifically?

ETA: My answers are: the distant future and, by far, Rebels. KOTOR is just another minefield of nerd-rage, as I see it.