I don't know, I feel like the agency you get from it being a game was pretty important to the message and philosophy to me, and so was the length. Having to pick dialogue options really makes you think about what's going on more, and for me at least I tend to treat the main character as sort of a projection of myself, which ups the emotional stakes.

It should be a series, with a bit of theatrical (not opera) feel. A bit like B5, but slowly flowing and thoughtful.

Actually like Shaman King (both the Japanese original of anime and the manga are good, haven't yet seen the remake of the anime). I don't care if you call me nuts. I am.

Onderon and Dxun can be expanded upon this way.

Honestly, that has to be done, but not somehow to make some money, it can way a couple of decades until a group of people just right makes it.

Doesn't even have to be the same universe or the same brand, I think Lucas himself wouldn't care about the brand.

Actually no, there is a hurry, we have to do it while he's still alive. I'll be needing a team (like 100) of artists following Bushido, knowledgeable in Blender, Pov-Ray and drawing anime and manga, a team (like 20) of electronic musicians with black belts in PureData, Rosegarden, folk Arabic, classical and popular Persian, classical Chinese and Japanese music, knowledge of microtonal music, computing resources of of the OpenAI scale, office space of the Jedi Temple size, and a year.

EDIT: Joking, of course, it's not this simple even having the resources.

It became convoluted and full of holes in its first wave, mwahaha.

And the EU could be separated into a few distinct parts, which, if separated (for each to be "unreliable narration" for characters existing in others), were not all that convoluted and full of holes, not at all.

With Disney canon unreliable narration just doesn't help. It still doesn't make sense or point.

Non-canon until it isn’t.

We’ve seen mention of the Rakata in Andor for example.

It was officially cancelled

That was really a bad move, in hindsight.

Painted themselves into so many corners they've never gotten back out of.

Choices meant even less than in KOTOR and KOTOR2 too.

Fair enough, each to their own!

I didn't feel it played too different to the originals, much of the filler was fun and the fee is optional, so I loved the game.

I've never looked into mods for the first two, except the restoration project, so have no opinion on that point!

And a subscription fee

To be fair, they made it free to play 13 years ago, less than a year after release.

Nah, it's been passed off by the Studio to smaller maintenance company, who are doing some nice stuff with it.

New stories keep getting added, though perhaps they're not of the same quality as the originals!