Palpatines only advantage is, when Goku starts powering up, Palpatine probably has about 5 episodes to escape before anything major goes down.

Just slap the name Karren Travis on the front of your book, and run. Best way to get everyone off your back!

A droid class might be cool. Empire would get an assassin droid, based on HK-47. Republic could get an astromech droid or something maybe?

It seems Stephen Reids finally went out.

I think this is showing what happened when BioWare went full corporate. It feels like lately BioWare turned from a ton of gamers passionate about their work, too a "how can we make this profit the most?" approach.

I don't remember any moments him talking about avenging his fallen brothers, so if ya have any examples please share. I always saw him wiping out the Jedi more of his way of eliminating any threats to his new empire, since the Jedi tend to mess up the Siths plans. I know he hated the Jedi just like any other Sith, but he never seemed like he killed them to bring justice. He still had the children killed, and sacraficed Dooku, his fellow Sith.

True, he did have a force vision that the Yuuzhan Vong were coming, but I don't think he would have defended his empire to save the lives of others. He built his empire around himself, so being the emperor of course he would protect his own power. He wouldn't have easily given up his throne, and would have most likely sent waves upon waves of troops into a slaughter just to make sure he held his power. With all their superweapons, the Empire probably would have defeated the Yuuzhan Vong, (Though since it never happened, I can't be sure) but it would have been more to selfishly hold power instead of save the galaxy. I wouldn't say him wanting to stay in total power so he can abuse and rule over the galaxy would be considered a redeeming quality.

Can anyone here name a redeeming quality about Darth Sidious?

The Star Wars galaxy is leagues ahead of the Mass Effect universe. With technology such as the Sun Crusher, with its' invincible armor to the Death Stars planet disintegrating weapon, the Reapers cannot take the entire galaxy head on. Their only chance would be indoctrinating the galaxy and turning their enemies on each other, but even then I don't know if that would work. Indoctrination could either be easily defeated by the jedi, or could be their downfall. The Kiliks seem to be similar to the Reapers in the fact they both can affect the motives of an individual. Both seem to take a relatively long exposure time to change someones mind, and they also seem similar in the fact that they can cause individuals to "share" thoughts. Alema Rar (I think her name is) seemed to be driven insane like an indoctrinated individual like in Mass Effect, so a jedi could be suseptible to such a technique. On the other hand, indoctrination could also be easily defeated by the Jedi. It seems when indoctrination occurs, individuals seem to become stressed. For the faster, forced indoctrinations, they seem to go insane, so I can easily see a Jedi quickly picking up on that. Even those slowly indoctrinated such as Saren and the Illusive Man, while they seemed rational at first glance, they both seemed to have became quite stressed when having their motives questioned. I can easily see force sensitives being able to pick up on these emotional cues, so they could also easily pick out indoctrinated individuals. The hardest hurdle for Star Wars would be discovering the Reapers as a threat though. If they were somehow able to indoctrinate high ranking officials without setting off any alarms, I could see them wreaking some havoc on planets, but I just couldn't see them winning out against the galaxy unless they were able to control force sensitives, but even then it would be iffy.

The lone fact that the Avengers get the Hulk is enough for them to win. I have a feeling the Hulk could fight the entire Star Wars galaxy by himself and win.

I've had to hide my headslot on my Imperial Agent because if I don't, I have a giant blue bald head sticking out the top of my helmet, and blue ears sticking out each side.

Zonoma Sekot. That's right, I would bring an entire planet in the bar! Come at me bar patrons!

If I am paying fifteen bucks a month for the game, I better be able to get all the content dang it. The only acceptable MT route in my mind is sell short cuts like in Battlefield 3. You can either actually have fun and unlock the items, or you can buy a shortcut and have them unlocked for you. Either way, you should be able to get all the content you pay for, if you want to pay extra for things you can get just by putting a little effort in, fine with me. My problem with microtransactions is that companies like EA seem to forget how the video game market works. You need to make sure the customer WANTS to buy your product, instead of feeling like they are forced into it to get all the content they have already payed for.

I would get earplugs, go to a Justin Beiber concert, and throw his own fans at him. Throw his own fans right at him!

I would find Neil Degrasse Tyson, slowly start floating upwards, and beg him to help me since I accidently broke gravity.