Full deployment. SoV and FE4 are my two favorite games for that reason. Being able to have everyone on the map means everyone can shine and no one is benched and forgotten about, so it makes characters more memborable. Plus it feels like youre actually fighting a war with such a large group

Cassian's planet was destroyed back in the days of the *Republic.* I love that fact because it shows the evils of the previous system and how there is continuity between them, that the empire didnt come from nothing.

What need is there for a counter-culturr when there's no monoculture to speak of? Everyone is subdivided into their own subcultures, for good and ill, so there's no reason to define oneself as being against the dominant culture.

The radicals were always the one actually doing the work. In the 60s and 70s it was the hippie pinko students who were actually out there allying with Black Power and doing the work to oppose Vietnam, for example

The movie's director was a radical conservative libertarian who was a consultant in a military think tank. The movie itself is designed to spur and play into Cold War fears to play up jingoim in the already hypernationalistic *Reagan* era. I don't particularly see what's a stretch.

The Wolverines were the Reaganite ideal of conservative militias. They'd oppose the Soviets but they'd also equally oppose the pinko student movement resistances of the 60s/70s. They wouldn't be antifa anymore than Timothy McVeigh would have been

I never went to the following tab because id miss out on the accounts i liked to see occasionally but but not enough to want to follow them and see their retweets. "For You" used to be a healthy mix of both people you follow and accounts of interests you liked, but that's declined in recent times