18 minutes ago, xanderf said:

The real question is whether they'll get the axis of rotation* right this time.

Guessing? Nope.

* You can certainly see it on the hyperspace shots, here - the focal point of the jump is 'dead center' in the cockpit. Which makes little sense, given the cockpit is not the center of the Millennium Falcon. But when the thing is doing "aileron rolls" it's even more obvious, as the stars spin around the center of the cockpit again.

Uh, whose to say that the viewer always appears to be at the center when observing a hyper jump.

Also SW sure don’t care bout no physics brah.

And the Falcon has all kinds of crazy gravity anomalies from the weird exhaust trails to the perpendicular oriented gunwells.

I'd say the hyperspace perspective just appears to be centered on the cockpit because of distance. Because the stars are all at great distances, the lines they generate when entering hyperspace will always appear centered in front of the cockpit just because the distance between the cockpit and the true center of the ship is quite small. So relatively speaking it will just appear like the cockpit is centered.

5 minutes ago, BadMotivator said:

I'd say the hyperspace perspective just appears to be centered on the cockpit because of distance. Because the stars are all at great distances, the lines they generate when entering hyperspace will always appear centered in front of the cockpit just because the distance between the cockpit and the true center of the ship is quite small. So relatively speaking it will just appear like the cockpit is centered.

This guy gets it. Armchair scientists have been trying to ruin SW for decades instead of embracing the silliness like Dr. Saxton did.

On 2/5/2018 at 3:45 PM, BlodVargarna said:

What’s the deal with L3-37? Some obscure EU reference I don’t get?

L337 is for n00bs. 0451 is what real GVMERS use

9 hours ago, Marinealver said:

L337 is for n00bs. 0451 is what real GVMERS use

Nah dude we 420ing