I love my Robot.Follow

I hate him I yell shut up at my screen every time I run past him on my ship. He also says stupid sh*t when he returns from missions. Wish he just bee-booped like T7.

I don't mind the ass-kissing, but I do mind the whiny 3P0 voice. Now if the voice was Jarvis from Iron Man or Ash from Alien, and I thought just MAYBE he was conspiring against me, I might enjoy that. Then again, I'm a bounty hunter and naturally paranoid of everyone.

One of these days I'm going to have enough of him, gear him out with my cybertech skills, and take him out to see some REAL carnage. We'll see how rose-colored his optical processors are after that!

Edited, Jan 9th 2012 10:26am by FuriousJorge

Seriously, I do the same. Every damn time I pass him he has to say something, even when he's out on a mission. And every damn time I find myself saying "Shut the F*** up!" I will admit, he does take obsequiousness to a whole new level.


Yes. It's usually on the ship that I realize my companion wants to talk to me. Kaliyo and my IA had a little grunge moment the other night. Screen went dark and when it came back I expected her to be smoking. After that cutscene was finished, I clicked on her and was pleased to see nothing had changed - "Don't get all needy on me."

So, let's do the off-topic thing then because it's funny.

Google Images search "career han solo luke skywalker." Harrison Ford is holding a paper and saying "So as long as I sign this, my career will continue after this film?" Mark Hamill is looking over his shoulder and saying "I'm pretty sure its a scam. I didn't sign."

It's possible that he retired on purpose. His wife was pregnant with their first child during The Empire Strikes Back and he probably left the live action scene after the last movie to focus on the family.

Also, he didn't disappear completely, he just switched to voice acting. He says he prefers voice acting since no one can see him perform. His role as the Joker in Batman: The Animated Series is legendary. That laugh...

Are you sure about that? I remember watching a special on the E channel or something similar a few years back, and they said that Carrie Fisher has earned the most money of any other actress in history because of all of the royalties from the Star Wars franchise.

Edited, Jan 10th 2012 3:44pm by PigtailsOfDoom

That might have been it. It's been a few years since I saw that show, so it's hard for me to remember exactly what they were talking about in regards to income.

I'm kinda happy they didn't, tbh. As far as I'm concerned, that's Luke's voice. And no one else's.

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I think, in many ways, voices are even more personal than a full appearance. I can watch a movie with the same actor and differentiate between them. It's REALLY hard to forget a previous character with the same voice. Maybe that's just me.

Great example? Female troopers. EVERY time one speaks, it pains me. I think Jennifer Hale is an awesome voice actress--I really do. But she's Shepard. And she shouldn't be telling Ambassador Asara that'll she head to the bridge right away. She tells JOKER that. She sounds different enough between Bastilla and Shepard that I never conflate them. I don't hear Bastilla speak and think of anyone but Bastilla. But her Trooper voice is just Shepard.

Of course, I assume Mark Hamil could switch things up like that too. I just can't remotely imagine that. And I'd rather have no Mark Hamil, then have Luke voicing some Twi'lek.

Edited, Jan 10th 2012 9:08pm by idiggory

Yeah, I really can't stand my ship droid on my Sorcerer. He's annoying.

Nah, he's off in some cave fighting himself. And it's just throwing everything out of balance in the rest of the plot.