First female mandalorian warrior wearing beskar? Sabine wants to chat...

Also, how did bo-katan betray satine? It was satine who was going against the mandalorians' ways in trying to establish a pacifist state.

Also, considering the mandalorians were a warrior race, and the darksaber represented leadership, how does bo-katan's initial endeavor to wield the saber put her on track to be a villain? She was literally following the ways of her people. That said, she never lost sight of tradition. She refused to take it from din, even witheld challenging him for it. She clearly wasn't Persuing the saber maliciously, she only finally accepted it after being advised to do so.

Loving these terrible articles lately.

Fan concepts have existed as long as the game itself. This is nothing new. Yet here we are, almost 30 years later, and the franchise is still thriving. I'm pretty sure Pokemon will be just fine, and I'm pretty sure we need some actually relevant articles to read.

Ahsoka isn't a jedi. She was never training Sabine to be a jedi, she was training her to learn to utilize the force so that she could effectively wield the dark saber. There is a major difference. In the same way, she also wouldnt be training shin to be a jedi, but then again neither was baylan. So, to train shin and sabine both would have no effect whatsoever on the jedi code. Looks like Liz Declan needs to actually watch some star wars before writing articles about it.

Kanan as a force ghost? Ugh... As if Disney didn't already ruin this aspect of the force enough, now it's supposed to be that just any force wielder can do it? Kanan never even finished his Jedi training, and there was no suggestion ever made that he was taught how to manifest his form after death. This force ghost business needs to stop, as do these nonsensical articles. Like, yeah, cool. Sabine has and uses kanan's knife. Sweet. Moving on.

This seems to be a growing trend among game developers, to announce a game years before it's expected launch date, and then getting pressured by the community to rush it and release it to the market. Then the game is full of bugs and glitches, and generally lacks polish. Then the players complain about the hot mess that they were begging to be rushed in the first place. Ultimately, there's something to gripe about with the vast majority of games, and every entry in the Mass Effect series is no exception. Don't play it because its perfect, because it's not. Play it because it has a good story, amazing character development and depth, fun gameplay, a great soundtrack, and at times can pluck at the ol' heart strings. These are the things that truly make a game beautiful, and it's for those reasons that Mass Effect, in my opinion at least, will always stand as one of the best series ever created.