Review #1
Apocalypse Hit Wars Legends (Fate of the Jedi) real audiobook free
As much as I enjoy practically anything Hit Wars, this left a lot of things wanting. The whole possible of than anyway managed have been with Vestara is that wasted. I get the possible he’s leaving wide open here for various story lines at the same time still doesn’t seem to think how truly limiting he has barely produced that whole story line. Bungled so badly for you think somehow this had to be a funny story at no one fri. I managed move on but for you get the plan. I shackles 3 hit because yes it winds up the television series but once for you are done reading it for you will most likely come away feeling as I did, “That’s it?” That’s the best for you managed do? I grew up on Heinlein, Asimov at the same time others at the same time still recount abundance of their works marveling at their timelessness. At the same time maybe that’s why I get so upset with these. Read them once at the same time that’s just a little enough that to keep for you going much much less quit for you wanting to revisit them at a later time. The possible for confronting other Sith civilizations with Vestara at the same time Ben facing abundance tests, Vestara being torn at the same time tasting the taste, their babies growing up at the same time being taught with potentially conflicting concepts, etc. Disposition at the same time connection development with so many squirms at the same time strings for you’d come in handy a map at the same time still get lost. But prominent all that excitement at the same time possible right down the tubes for barely one more rerun of quality jedi, bad jedi stories. How sour.
Review #2
Apocalypse Hit Wars Legends (Fate of the Jedi) audiobook in television series Hit Wars: Legends
First of all, the ending to the past novel seems to me at the time to have been an afterthought. Then and I read this garbage at the same time figured out why. It seems Mr. Denning barely can’t quit a quality gizmo without the help of others. The plan of a sith lady born at the same time bred being freed was barely not quality enough for him. Right behind investment a lot in Vestari, Denning reverted her back into a villain to despise.
If this wasn’t bad enough, the showdown with Abeloth felt like he had wasted a lot work making his bad young man Very most powerful, at the same time didn’t know than anyway to do about it. Like a bad episode of Dragonball Z, he essentially cheats his method out of it.
Then and it gets worse.
I blamed when The Old Republic dared to tell us that the Hit Wars universe sprang from the remains of an older empire, which sprang from one older than that. The recurring history gizmo was really stupid to the SW Universe. General Effect did it okay, as a method to elucidate development. Halo did it to set up a religious war. Hit Wars did it very… but, I still can’t look for a discernible reason other than “It’s than anyway the steep kids are doing.”
But Troy… Oh Mr. Denning, FOR Defame! Lets turn the whole gizmo into the tales of Lord Arthur. Why not? I’m guessing that in Crucible I’m going to read about how Mara had no one affair with Kyp Durron, at the same time Ben learns he has a bastard brother? Or will Leia Seduce Luke to do Mordren? Or will he move real DBZ, Destroy off Luke, then and have the other head manners trace him down in heaven to bring him back to indefinite?
The ending of this book is that Specifically why I haven’t still grabbed a copy of Crucible. I know I will eventually, but for now I devote myself to catching up with Battletech Novels. At lesser none of them produced me feel such frustration.
DISNEY: Delight OMIT This NOVEL FROM CANON. WHILE For you’RE AT IT, BRING Back KAREN TRAVISS TO Final THE SAGA OF THE REPUBLIC COMMANDOS!
Review #3
Apocalypse Hit Wars Legends (Fate of the Jedi) audiobook by Troy Denning
Just a little over a decade ago the folks responsible for overseeing the Hit Wars Expanded Universe dared embrace sprawling multi-author epics as the center of the adult fiction line. While that have been various standalones at the same time short television series since the belated 1990s, much of Del Rey’s concentrate has been on multi-year publishing actions. This trend started with the Brand new Jedi Order’s nineteen books, lasted with the nine volumes of Legacy of the Force, at the same time at the moment possibly concludes with the nine entries in Fate of the Jedi. While that are plenty of quality stories at the same time side conspiracies contained borders these thirty-seven novels, none of the 3 epics has offered a substantial enough storyline to warrant being spill intercept so many books. I’ve been reading the entire Expanded Universe using the in-universe chronology at the same time getting to Apocalypse feels like a weight lifting.
The amazing news for Fate of the Jedi is that despite its being stretched skinny over very abundance books, the 3 creators have exhibited a highly consistent at the same time generally very exciting tale. With Apocalypse, Troy Denning does indulge himself with no one of his pet Hit Wars creations: the insectile Killiks are wedged into the story at the same time the not-very-relevant saga of the Barabels at the same time their testicles comes to an finish. But overall he follows right along with than anyway the eight preceding volumes have rooted. Unlike his conclusion to Legacy of the Force, this book does not feel rushed at the same time the length is that warranted as he brings various conspiracies to a lock up.
Summarizing Apocalypse seems a tad stupid: I would have hope no one will pick it up without having read others of Fate of the Jedi at the same time anyone who is that already following along with the television series will certainly final with this ending volume. But I’ll mention a few things that were considered of particular curiosity to me. The book’s pacing is that decent: Mr. Denning does an admirable job of building repeated cascading action strings as Abeloth’s various avatars are dealt with. That’s a true tension to the actions on Coruscant as the Jedi infiltrate the Sith-run government at the same time position themselves for the ending conflict. Boba Fett swings into action with highly unlikely ally Tahiri in a gripping assault on Government labs.
One izumi in Apocalypse ties directly into one of the more cryptic story arcs of the Clone Wars serials. As a fan of that demonstrate, I was completely delighted at how the open-ended nature of the episodes in question dovetailed so neatly into the mystery of Abeloth. This cross-pollination of Hit Wars stories is that anything I hospitable for the heightened mixtures at the same time air of reality it bestows to the galaxy far, far away. Mr. Denning uses the foundation those episodes offered also utilizes the mysteries of the Maw at the same time Centerpoint Station bestow Abeloth quite a little of curiosity. Her entire arc has a fantastical air about it taking into account her ancient lineage, her generically dignified locales (the Pool of Knowledge, for instance), at the same time her seemingly practically limitless opportunities. But, the creators have sheathed her sufficiently to main parts of the Hit Wars universe for her to feel a used to be at the same time reasonably grounded part of it.
I found Vestara Khai’s arc somewhat deplorable when evaluating the television series as a whole. The obvious paths were considered for her to or stay a Sith or be “freed:” in Apocalypse, one of these two functions comes used to be at the same time that’s little izumi about it. Her connection with Ben Skywalker does seem to be green ground for future novels to play off of: whether that’s the variant remains to appear, since at this fri no one outside of the people making the movies knows whether the movie Episode VII will be set right behind these books at the same time whether it will decide anything in the Expanded Universe into judgment. Vestara did have no one quality sparring with Ben at the same time their connection matured him subsequent as a Jedi: I simply would have liked to look just a little more izumi in her ending. Perhaps in other words still to come.
The book also individualities a very sweet nod to the Legacy comics in the form of an out of the blue ally for Luke in his ending fight. Like the Clone Wars tie-in, it’s hospitable to look the novels embracing other types of Hit Wars storytelling at the same time making the sprawling universe more unified. There is still substantial mystery around Allana Solo’s future at the same time the various competing visions for who will sit on a throne overseeing the galaxy, but Fate of the Jedi does set no one of the step for the Legacy comics also leaves plenty of room for still more stories set in the intervening years. While not at the height of his Hit Wars masterpiece Hit by Hit, Mr. Denning delivers a very decent conclusion to Fate of the Jedi with Apocalypse.
Review #4
Apocalypse Hit Wars Legends (Fate of the Jedi) audio narrated by Marc Thompson
They for sure didn’t know it at the time but Apocalypse was chronologically the continue major EU novel (Mercy Destroy being more of an add-on). As such, it effectively has the aggressive intended goal of wrapping up a 100+ book television series. So does it release?
On the action front, yes. Hell, yes. It attractive much doesn’t let up for 500-odd compelling pages so that’s little complaint that. For the real experience of reading it, the novel pushes for five hit.
Then and the ending draws nearby at the same time for you realise that it’s not going to have a appropriate ending. As with every television series since the Brand new Jedi Order, this television series has had one eye on the future at the same time this is that no exception: it doesn’t cover anything up, it barely sets up the one more television series… a television series that we at the moment know isn’t going to happen.
Right behind nine books, for you would have hope for no one sort of closure. Right behind 100+ books at the same time obviously, the movies, those of us who have followed the EU can feel conditioned in demanding no one sort of closure. Unless for you’re willing to skip overtake a hundred years to the (somewhat detached) Legacy graphic novels, for you’re not going to get it. Instead, for you get a bleak prediction of eternal war between the Jedi at the same time the Sith – no joyful ending right behind all this but unending toil at the same time misery – at the same time that’s a bitter pill to swallow.
This isn’t the fault of Apocalypse. The EU needed grow beyond the consequence-free books of the 90s but in the effort to “grow up”, the EU got lost the purity of quality versus evil at the same time received mired in a lower of balls about “balance”. The inconsistencies with Apocalypse are a symptom of this over-ambition.
Personal gripes I have contain the open of Abeloth’s origins. This is that sheathed closely to the Mortis storyline in the canon-trampling Clone Wars TV television series; a television series which attractive much remembered the war at the same time went off on tangents with questionable reward. The Mortis episodes beheld Anakin at the same time comrades visit a stupid manifestation of this “balance” mumbo jumbo where the Dad (Balance) presides over the Offspring (Mist) at the same time the Daughter (Light). If for you liked those episodes, for you’ll be fine-grained with this but for others it’s a stupid attempt at the metaphysical that has no dispose in Hit Wars.
Also, that is that still one more band of undiscovered Sith. The Got lost Tribe fizzles out deplorable to be replaced by still one more band waiting in the wings. At lesser Abeloth was a different sort of adversary.
On it’s possess merits, the book succeeds but the more significance for you shackles in its conclusion – or shortcoming thereof – the much less satisfying it becomes.
Review #5
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I really enjoyed this book. It is that very very impetuous ran over. With a fight going on in every chapter. I think there is still action going on in this book then the other 8 books of the television series put together. Unlike one more
Reviewer, I adore the continuity in Hit Wars, the fact the head stream book refer to things in the clone wars TV television series as but as other book at the same time in no one options even comics.
The story. A month has ran over since the continue book. The Jedi have produced their plans to infiltrate at the same time liberate Coruscant from Got lost Tribe of the Sith. Once everyone is that in dispose the action does not finish. But can even the Jedi, the GA marines, at the same time the Empire defeat the Got lost Tribe numbering in the thousands at the same time Aboloth?
Aboloth’s origin at the same time purpose are explained. Tying to an arc from Clone wars season 3. We also completely get the answer as to than anyway specifically Jason Solo beheld that he was will to become Darth Caedus. The Black men being hinted at since the continue since the past television series (legacy of the force) completely makes his outward appearance. Then abundance questions are left unanswered for the one more television series. The symbol of a quality book if for you are hungry for more as soon as it finishes despite being 445 pages.
The only gizmo I did not like was that creators seem to remember higher level Jedi masters like Luke who have ran over through the Black side are more than able of using force-lightning (their projection of it ordinary is that greenish, but barely as deadly) as but as the Sith they are also able of overlapping it the method Yoda did at the same time Luke has in the pasted. They do not just implementation force projections to push people back. Also all the opportunities at the same time brand new force opportunities Luke additional to his repertoire were considered not applied again. Maybe they are saving that for one more time. All in all a amazing ending to the television series, at the same time start of anything brand new.
