I like this game, I’m enjoying it. So many people hate it just because it’s made by Ubisoft, but I haven’t had any issues with it so far besides a funny glitch here and there
I love how fast it moves, you don't really get a sense of its speed in RotJ just cause of the tech at the time, and it being a small space, but here this motherfucker shows why it's a true apex predator.
*Sigh* Guess this needs to be said, since modern LF still doesn't seem to have figured this out yet: The rancor does not need to be fast to be scary. The primary factor that made the scenes with it in ROTJ intense (other than the masterful sound design, and model/puppetry work,) was that it's a hungry, hulking, man-eating monster, and Luke was trapped with it in a confined space - after Jabba "rang the dinner bell." George may have been infamous for his "again, but faster and more intense" style of direction, but his teams at LF and ILM had the combined skills, competence, and experience to know when "slower, and lumbering like a behemoth" would actually achieve the best results. The AT-ATs, Star Destroyers/Super Star Destroyer, and even Darth Vader himself are great examples of this. Any time Darth Vader is seen genuinely "running" in games, etc. it looks off, right? Vader isn't seen running, because: 1. It wouldn't make a lot of sense for him to, given how heavy he would be with his mechanical limbs/armored suit, and how difficult it would be given all the cybernetics implanted into his body. 2. (perhaps the more important/relevant point here,) it detracts from his intimidation factor. The same goes for the rancor whenever they have it sprinting around on its knuckles - like a chimpanzee that just drank an entire can of Redbull. It isn't imposing, nor does it invoke a lasting sense of fear/intimidation. It just looks goofy, and misses the point of the monster entirely.
It could be argued that it might of been a different ranccour. But it’s also areguable the ranccour didn’t die. I mean he only ran into a metal wall most he get from that is a concussion
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I like this game, I’m enjoying it. So many people hate it just because it’s made by Ubisoft, but I haven’t had any issues with it so far besides a funny glitch here and there
@@sweatybattlefrontplayer715 I agree. I really enjoy the game, especially the imperial base sections.
I love how fast it moves, you don't really get a sense of its speed in RotJ just cause of the tech at the time, and it being a small space, but here this motherfucker shows why it's a true apex predator.
*Sigh* Guess this needs to be said, since modern LF still doesn't seem to have figured this out yet: The rancor does not need to be fast to be scary. The primary factor that made the scenes with it in ROTJ intense (other than the masterful sound design, and model/puppetry work,) was that it's a hungry, hulking, man-eating monster, and Luke was trapped with it in a confined space - after Jabba "rang the dinner bell."
George may have been infamous for his "again, but faster and more intense" style of direction, but his teams at LF and ILM had the combined skills, competence, and experience to know when "slower, and lumbering like a behemoth" would actually achieve the best results. The AT-ATs, Star Destroyers/Super Star Destroyer, and even Darth Vader himself are great examples of this.
Any time Darth Vader is seen genuinely "running" in games, etc. it looks off, right? Vader isn't seen running, because:
1. It wouldn't make a lot of sense for him to, given how heavy he would be with his mechanical limbs/armored suit, and how difficult it would be given all the cybernetics implanted into his body.
2. (perhaps the more important/relevant point here,) it detracts from his intimidation factor. The same goes for the rancor whenever they have it sprinting around on its knuckles - like a chimpanzee that just drank an entire can of Redbull. It isn't imposing, nor does it invoke a lasting sense of fear/intimidation. It just looks goofy, and misses the point of the monster entirely.
Relax, the big fella only knocked himself out. It's all good. 👍
King Rancor Kong.
0:03 Han Solo Carbonite
Not canon! That rancor must've lived until Luke's arrival!
It could be argued that it might of been a different ranccour. But it’s also areguable the ranccour didn’t die. I mean he only ran into a metal wall most he get from that is a concussion
It was only knocked out.
The rancor just didn’t die
Bruh it didn’t die, it knocked itself unconscious
Fake Star Wars fans who couldn’t afford the game, where you at???
@@MetalCactus0765😹😹😹 youre so clueless
@@franekkimono9401 cause I care what some idiot on RUclips says