The Origin of Humans in Star Wars [Legends]

[@stokrenden]

humans were most dominant because you save alot of money on cgi and makeup if your actors can play themselves.....

[@FrostDirt]

Was about to comment this well good job

[@timur5241]

Same thoughts

[@timur5241]

@Noah Fleming it's just became mainstream or cliché

[@andrewf9423]

True

[@piotrdaniel3829]

The Story was written as a book first

[@Warden_Vtel]

Humans are the rabbits of Star Wars

[@artyomtimiriazev2070]

Donsmacker1 If we are to comare then humans are more like gipsyes of star wars

[@orokushi5953]

Are most humans in star wars thiefs and beggars?

[@darthderp8066]

Vtel 'Zolam lol damn it I was was gonna use that joke

[@aichitoshiki1321]

THAT'S EXACTLY IT🤣🤣🤣

[@maxwellleonardomamanipauca9260]

Jaja jajaja jajaja, tienes razón eran como los conejos entre todas las demás razas de star wars, al igual que pasa aquí en la tierra en la vida real 😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@johnanonimous7112]

Why we dominate the galaxie? Simple, we love to BANG!!!

[@richiemanuta9345]

John Anonimous 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 hilarious yet true.

[@damario4684]

We'll bang, ok?

[@GAdmThrawn]

In more ways than one.

[@TheBronzeDog]

We have failed to uphold Brannigan's Law. However I did make it with a hot alien babe. And in the end, is that not what man has dreamt of since first he looked up at the stars? ...Kiff! I'm asking you a question!

[@darthguilder1923]

lol

[@olefredrikskjegstad5972]

Common Sci-Fi cliché: Humanity is the jack-of-all-trades, while everyone else specializes. Because it's easier to write a culture where everyone's the same, as opposed to the vast array of cultures, beliefs and customs that Humanity encompasses.

[@Cameron-yq5ug]

Ole Fredrik Skjegstad way to play along

[@CapitanRastrero]

Yup

[@MelonMafia1]

That would be hard as shit though. Writing complex cultures, beliefs, etc all for one race is hard enough, let alone the hundred races that the Star Wars universe has.

[@MakiPcr]

It's kind of racist, ish. Treating other cultures as a monolith

[@CapitanRastrero]

@@MelonMafia1 Or just write a few cultures into your fiction instead of a thousand. We already know life is rare.

[@PhoenixFires]

I still find it strange that the humans of Star Wars are still called humans.

[@LAV-III]

Billy the Bandwagon like the sequels

[@ouissam2502]

PhoenixFires Why is that a problem?

[@Chief-Remeldian-Olympus]

Even Stargate humans have different names from other races.

[@coltm4a186]

I wonder where earth falls into place in the Star Wars universe?

[@jonjonboi3701]

PhoenixFires well Their species name back then was called the Zhell.

[@jemvee3830]

"City wide planet" planet wide city? A city wide planet would be a pretty small planet.

[@mycelia_ow]

Jemvee, unless the city was a planet wide city.

[@folken1761]

@@mycelia_ow that would be a ( (planet wide city) wide planet )

[@Cd5ssmffan]

@@folken1761 a city wide planet of which the city is planet wide

[@Djkarma-hl9iy]

Haha yeah

[@Djkarma-hl9iy]

Like that really small planet at I think the end of Rick and Morty season three where they can like throw a frisbee around the entire planet because it’s really small

[@nepamusenopanfilo2560]

*wakes up *opens youtube *watches Fact Free latest video *goes back to sleep happy

[@TheLoreMasterYT]

+Nepamuseno Panfilo Ay :)

[@domingojose236]

This is exactly what im doing idk why

[@crimsoncorsair9250]

3:30 did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth plageuis the wise

[@ztalenthackzz9491]

Crimson Corsair Ha!

[@andaikatalah]

It's a story the Jedi won't tell you

[@ChristopherKing288]

No, go on

[@judahhernandez4909]

it’s a sith legend

[@judahhernandez4909]

@@ChristopherKing288 Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life... He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying.

[@marioprz0476]

First Han shot he did

[@TheLoreMasterYT]

Clever, that was

[@sc_art5408]

Avgeek Productions I've never seen that used before. Great job

[@Kable472]

Does anyone wants some "death sticks"? I'm selling it at very low price.* 5 Republic credits for 10 death sticks*. *HURRY IT'S ONLY AVAILABLE TODAY*.

[@marioprz0476]

Star Commander true it just randomly came up my mind

[@marioprz0476]

EccoBaby are they made from SAND

[@Alex-ji6ob]

>Muuns can't adapt to anything Tell that to Plagueis.

[@InSanic13]

Plagueis was a Sith Lord, not an average Muun.

[@Alex-ji6ob]

InSanic You forgot he made a kid commit suicide when he was a kid, and before becoming a Sith Lord. Besides it's still a Muun adapting to something else, I don't see how him being a Sith changes anything.

[@InSanic13]

My point is that your average Muun is not as adaptable as your average human. Doesn't mean a particular individual Muun can't be more adaptable than a particular individual human.

[@thatguyoverthere468]

Did you ever hear the tragedy of darth plageuis the wise?

[@Alex-ji6ob]

That Guy Over There Don't post bad memes in this thread please

[@ianrswilliams]

3:43 Humans, we have: a particular set of skills.

[@haljordan8724]

you want to explain how a bunch of cavemen made spaceships to flee to other planets to escape their enemies?

[@smorgington]

Hal Jordan it's Star Wars 🅱️ it doesn't have to make sense.

[@flynn659]

are those the space french?

[@miles2378]

A hundred thousand years ago the earthlings where "cavemen" and know we are building vasse city on our planet and are almost ready to explore our star system and the Racata occupied coresant leaving their technology behind.

[@josht777]

Evolution

[@hakatapawa7115]

@@flynn659 tf you mean space French?

[@cyantile5490]

this made me proud to be human, thanks Fact Free, thanks

[@TheLoreMasterYT]

+Cyantile Lol you're welcome

[@cyantile5490]

you... replied... YASS!

[@pillowdaily7431]

Cyantile Shut up over privileged human

[@Mondy667]

Pillow Daily HERETIC

[@Tall-Hobbit]

Until you read about the pius dea crusades lol XD, do not read it if you want your day to not be ruined

[@burkesullivan9086]

What if Anakin couldn't kill the younglings? Think about it: "Anakin, now Darth Vader, ignited his lightsaber. The younglings flinched. He could not breathe, they stood no chance against him. They were not Battle Droids or the traitorous Jedi, they were children. He thought of Padmé: they were soon to have a child of their own-the thought of killing a child and alienating her was too much. It would haunt him for the rest of his life, like a shadow. He closed his eyes, thinking carefully about his next move."

[@Kurai_69420]

Aww, I was hoping you'd mention that unfinished book where humans from Earth traveled to the past.

[@dannybright8708]

DovahSpy It wasn't finished so it isn't canon, so that might be why.

[@Kurai_69420]

Legends isn't canon either, but we still talk about it.

[@dannybright8708]

DovahSpy Well Legends is canon to itself, but not to the Disney canon as they're 2 separate timelines. The two continuities are still completely valid, just not to each other. "Alien Exodus" (the unfinished book you were talking about) was never canon to anything. Because it was never even made.

[@barackobama6715]

I'd like to think it's Earth but....

[@Louthanjen]

Barack Obama there is no earth in star wars

[@statefarmjake_5375]

Mic Clank Yes there totally is. Google it, fool.

[@nielsschmidt5782]

Mic Clank The earth is in Star Wars it is just "far far away..."

[@Louthanjen]

Clicked it up there's no earth

[@TheLoreMasterYT]

+Barack Obama It would be in the same Universe, but not in the same galaxy.

[@shubhajitsen6015]

tag team A.jar jar and Anakin B.obi wan and high ground C.vader and sidious D.sand and Senate

[@clonecommanderrex8542]

A or b

[@joashex]

High ground!

[@Rednecgamer65]

B the high ground wins anything!

[@Daan_0172]

Obiwan and high ground

[@jjTalkSports]

THEOFFICIALDEAD PATRIOT YT b or d

[@JulianPerez-zv6os]

I always assumed that the purpose of "Knights of the Old Republic" was to establish a connection between the "present" of Star Wars and the ancient past of modern times. The Rakata took us as slaves and distributed us all over the galaxy, to the point our original culture, religions, and other institutions were forgotten, including our original homeworld.

[@bobbert1997]

Sand sucks

[@marioprz0476]

The Only hrdjhskfjsnd it's is course tough irritating and it gets everywhere

[@cyantile5490]

Avgeek Productions kinda like humans in starwars

[@Kable472]

Sand sucks, but you rock!!!!!!

[@crimsoncorsair9250]

EccoBaby NICE MEME

[@miguelpadeiro762]

i like sand

[@anton9405]

Can you make a video about religion's of star wars?

[@pillowdaily7431]

anton laatikainen The Jedi, Sith and Church of the Force

[@jackguest145]

Odyssey2001 Guardians of the Whills, Disciples of the Whills, etc etc

[@GAdmThrawn]

Define religion. Are you talking about organizations of Force-sensitives, organizations who follow those ones but aren't Force-sensitive, or planetary pantheons like those of the Trandoshans or Kaleesh?

[@prestngarvey9233]

Jehovahs witnesses in Star Wars lol

[@jordanhendrix2619]

Grand Admiral Thrawn I think he means the followers of deities...stop overthinking this crap.

[@bilfbilfbilf]

I thought they came from naboo at first, because it looked like earth. thanks for making this so I can finnaly know the true answer.

[@Xenotaris]

Yeah, the Naboo humans are not indigenous. According to Star Wars Galactic Civilization's Gungan Campaign.

[@apogeelord7013]

Naboo actually belongs to Gungans, Humans are just immigrants...

[@masterdeetectiv9520]

Coruscant used to look like that

[@Millss14]

Was refreshing my activities page for a stars wars explained video and i get fact free instead 😊

[@TheLoreMasterYT]

+Seagull Man Haha thanks for stopping by :)

[@Millss14]

Fact Free thank you for replying

[@CaptainM792]

Fact Free I think courscant is future earth .

[@stjarnjerry_4020]

M Lau But Earth is in the outer rim of our galaxy and the star wars galaxy is far far away

[@QantusVitae]

Good Morning Fact Free!

[@TheLoreMasterYT]

Morning! :)

[@arcticengineer174]

Hey fact free! I love your channel!

[@bluekunt]

Ender Blazer can you not enter their conversation? God i hate people who do that

[@darthvengeance2341]

Here is a hard question for you to answer as a challenge. Who/what was the first ever being/race to discover the force?

[@InSanic13]

Probably depends on what you mean by "discover". Some species have had religions involving the Force or similar concepts for a long time, but don't necessarily have a well-developed tradition of using the Force.

[@richiemanuta9345]

Michael Constable ooooooooooooh I want to know that Dowit Dowit

[@brockr.2321]

Yeah, like how the Wookiee's believed in something called the "life-force" that was basically the Force. I don't how long they believed in it though.

[@TheNurplePurple]

Darth Vengeance hard to say since some wild animals in legends used the force in their everyday lives.

[@heebiejeebies4625]

I agree with InSanic, but I would probably say the Kwa were the first to discover the force.

[@pavelmarchand9458]

Wow. That is extremely interesting just for the fact that it could pretty much be our future as a specie you're explanation was target; humans are easily adapted to almost every new environment they are in so their survival rate is extremely high compared to other living things. Keep up the good work man

[@SnakeMan448]

0:50 I'm wondering about the logistics of forcing another species to go live on another planet, when neither appear to be anywhere close to the space-travelling technology stage.

[@levongevorgyan6789]

It’s believed in universe that the stories are dramatizations. That the Taung and Zhell were nuclear capable societies by the end of the war

[@xanderlowe1543]

I always find it a little annoying that “humans” are able to adapt to almost anything while aliens get Pidgeonholed. I know it’s for ease, but it always strikes me as odd since many animals on earth are just as adaptable as humans. It would stand to reasons that, in order to achieve space flight, you have to have some pretty impressive skills in various fields. And yet its only humans that have unique characteristics while everyone else is basically a copy of another.

[@GalaxyDogenut]

Agreed.

[@lenkagamine4145]

Humans are naturally an unusually adaptable species. And thats not because of technology or anything. We are a highly generalized species, able to live in various climates and eat a wide variety of foods. Adaptations which make us more adaptable include our ability to sweat, our omnivorous diets, and not relying on local temperatures to know when to breed, hibernate, etc. If you were to, say, take a tuatara and make them fully sentient and intelligent, they still wouldnt be able to adapt to very distinct climates or diets very easily. Now thats not to say you couldnt also have adaptable aliens, there are other animals that are similarly or even more adaptable than humans. But humans are still fairly high on the 'adaptability' scale. Many animals arent even able to reproduce in a different climate.

[@kittycatwithinternetaccess2356]

Because humanity#1 son

[@cristianalbert6389]

@@kittycatwithinternetaccess2356 Stellaris player detected.

[@HonestHappyHater]

1:11 Dude, what? You probably ment "planet-wide city", not the other way around

[@crimsoncorsair9250]

Honest Happy Hater o whoops

[@goob8626]

ok good, im not the only one who noticed that... a planet-wide city would be a small fuckin planet

[@lavaball1116]

@@Water90435you

[@shenloken2]

If we ever do meet other alien races from other galaxies; how disappointed would you be to find out it's mostly other humans out there?

[@Vaerenn]

Humans are the supreme species. HUMAN SUPREMACY. HUMAN POWER!!!!! And the chiss too I guess

[@admiralspire8867]

Darth Malix Well the chiss are basically mutated humans.

[@jonjonboi3701]

Darth Malix even Star Wars aliens like the twi’leks, Zabraks, Togrutas, Mirilians, and Pantorans are very similar to humans so that makes them genetically superior as well.

[@yelloweyeball]

Human Power! lol

[@charlesrupp3976]

Darth Malix no. Superiority is achieved by being a Sith, not just by being human.

[@takes2knowgames900]

Fact free, you are by far the best KZbin channel on KZbin, so many things to know within the Star Wars universe and you cover the most interesting topics

[@TheLoreMasterYT]

+haya face Thank you! That means a lot :)

[@theoldcannonfan1707]

Correction in the old cannon human population was 40% of the galaxy's total population

[@self-satisfiedsmirk5544]

TheOldCannon Fan So, one species, in a galaxy of tens of thousands, makes up approximately forty percent of the entire known galaxy's population? Tell me how that doesn't make Humanity the most populous species in the Star Wars galaxy again.

[@gigafuq8751]

40% is fucking monstrous

[@gigafuq8751]

hell, 5% would be huge

[@NotVeryRandomDude]

TheOldCannon Fan he said "the most populous species in the galaxy", that does not have to be the majority of the galaxy's population.

[@chaoticstorm8145]

1:10 "Courisant had been transformed into a city wide planet" Either that should be the other way around or that planet was tiny lol.

[@privatepancake7725]

1:10 Coruscant turned into a city-wide planet? Huh, the movies make it look so big.

[@noavanoers6188]

Can you please do a video on how the galaxy viewed Obi-wan Kenobi, was he even widely known or was he very famous and did he know that himself.

[@Silasx4]

The funny thing is , everything he said about our species is true in real life

[@chad9015]

In Robert J Sawyer's deleted novels Alien Exodus and Human Exodus, some humans from the dystopian 25th century escaped from earth, went into a wormwhole and fled to the SW Galaxy. They were then captured by rodian slavers, who sold them to hutt ancestors. Years later, the human slave leader, 'The Skywalker' Cosmo Hender used the force and freed all the slaves.

[@i.halexander6714]

3:30 Hello, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the roast of darth Plagueis

[@kaleeshmatriarch455]

This origin story of the humans in Legends must be a great story. Good job!! Hopefully, the new Canon will dig ground for this kind of concept, but having more "sensibility" embedded in its flavor. But on the other hand, I love Legends. Keep it UP!! 😃👍🌠

[@jboi903]

Love your videos man. Sat here letting them play from one to the next! Keep it up love the Star Wars Lore

[@freddycrewger]

I really enjoyed this video!

[@brokenbridge6316]

I fine video Fact Free. This answered a question or two I've had about the Star Wars Universe.

[@ArcaneKnave]

City-wide planet-fact free 2017

[@radecri]

What happened to the Lars Homestead after Owen and Beru were killed?

[@FrostDirt]

I believe it was abandoned

[@OGStarwars]

Luke eventually sold it to the darklighters

[@VenomBurger]

This video kinda makes me proud to be human...

[@luisemorocho8874]

Great video!

[@aurathedraak7909]

This is very interesting. Do a video about the old republic, and the jedi's that were in it and how they fought in the new republic.

[@TonyMidyett]

The very first draft of Star Wars says that the story takes place in OUR galaxy, in the 33rd century. The title card "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away..." was added to the film very late in the editing process.

[@CanonGames]

This is awesome. I always wondered this.

[@danielzsombor4698]

i hate how the new canon is super speciest

[@autisticgaming2004]

hi fact free how's it going man doing good :)

[@clarity2199]

There's a problem with this history. The Zel was able to cast the Tongue off the planet. Then later the Zel aka humans were able to learn from the Rikkota to obtain their own space travel. Do you see the issue? So, if the Tongues were able to leave the planet, then they already had their own space technology, far before the Zel (humans) did. So, how did the Zel even win if their technology was so far below the Tongue that they had space technology first???? This is the problem with comic book history, or at the very least someone not properly thinking it through when they made this crap up. :P

[@alphariusfuze8089]

*For Mankind* *For God Emperor* *_The Emperor protects_*

[@Carl_ATHF]

FUCK YEAH HOOMANS WHOOP WHOOP

[@capkhi5070]

For anyone wondering yes popular characters from star wars were from some of the mentioned systems. For ex.: Han and wedge were Coreallian

[@ER-yd3mn]

Great job again!

[@jonL88]

Nice presentation, this is. Impressive, it looks.

[@Dtt4]

The origin of humans in star wars. We created star wars.

[@joaotoso1596]

you should do a video about what was the main lenguage in the galaxy , the name and how it became the main one

[@cyantile5490]

can you do a video about sarlacc pits and what the ### they actually are and if they are on other planets? please?

[@Toad1K]

Cyantile the part of the sarlacc sticking above the sand is just it's beak. Under the sand, is the rest of the sarlacc. It digests its prey over the span 1000 years. The prey is conscious throughout the entire digestion process. Pretty gross if you ask me. (I learnt all this from various KZbin videos. The main one being from the Cancrizans)

[@cyantile5490]

Toad 1000 wait, only their beak is exposed, well that leads to some imagination then. Thanks for the info, but only answers some bits of my question

[@Jeidjeneudejendu]

Cyantile A few on Tatooine, some on Felucia and Umbara.

[@crossfire7474]

Hey, you should do origins of other species on star wars videos in the future :)

[@ChefGourmet]

I have another theory: When they say, "a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away,at the beginning of every Star Wars movie, we can assume that the movie is actually taking place in our galaxy, in the far, far future, say, the year 10000, and us, the viewers, are actually a different alien species in a different galaxy even farther into the future, say, the year 100000. The reason that humans are in the movies is because the movies are taking place in our galaxy, but humans have become so advanced (since its like the year 10000) that we have spaceships and all that other stuff. And, the reason it says, "in a galaxy far, far away," is because the alien species viewing the movie (us) is in a whole other galaxy in a whole other time frame.We can't always assume that the people viewing the movies (us) are always humans. This may have made no sense at all, but its makes sense to me, and its really hard to explain. It would be easier to explain via a drawing.

[@thebriton1144]

Ramsay Bolton Hol up... Where could I procure a copy of this comic book?

[@OGStarwars]

Ramsay Bolton those comics are probably infinities - which are “what if’s”

[@tariffictypist7372]

0:40 The zhell looks like Drunk Hulk!

[@acethejaywalker3852]

2:29 are you talking about Star Wars or real life?

[@mightymicroworlds4566]

Real life man lol

[@MrBranboom]

Gotta love those city wide planets.

[@justinchavez9877]

hey fact free, I was rewatching star wars the clone wars and there was a scene where Anakin and Padme were having a little flirting. nothing out of the ordinary right? but Rex was right there, so my question is Did Captain Rex know about Padme and Anakin? (also if ur reading this I love ur videos also I apologize for all of my Grammer errors) thank you for your time

[@MrPapamaci88]

"...transformed into a city-wide planet" HAHAHAHA! isn't it a planet-wide city? :D

[@SuperSaiyan9989]

(3:41-3:46) The Lore Master: Humans on the other hand had a very diverse set of skills spread among their race. Me: Qui-Gon Jin was a perfect example… He had a very particular set of skills.

[@williewhite7037]

That was extremely interesting.

[@sesaed4269]

video idea: what disobeying clones did after order 66

[@Glatix]

“City-wide planet”

[@spartan8705]

1:53 I didn't know Star Wats had the UNSC Infinity

[@fahrenheit_tv]

It’s the CSNU limited.

[@samsungminlee]

Could all or some species cross breed? Lol, just curious. Were there any restrictions?

[@bluekunt]

Sam Lee probably not

[@alancorvus6937]

I get the impression that in new canon anything is possible. There were more limitations in legends however, or at least in the novels I've read.

[@romany8125]

Near-humans can cross breed with humans and between their species because they are closely related to humans and each other.

[@thelvadam2884]

Roman Y So how does a Twi'Lek x Human do look like 😆?

[@brolutiongaming3983]

Sam Lee didn’t the clone trooper Cut have kids with a Tw’lek

[@Bull_Moose_Lodge]

It's because we have the high ground lol

[@harrissyed1417]

Alien Exodus would have addressed the origins of Humans in the Star Wars Galaxy by revealing that three Earth-based explorers Antonia Corelli, Paxton Solo and Dale Henderson escaped the now robot-dominated planet by accidently getting into a cosmic wormhole sending back billions of years into the past and settling on Corellia thus creating everything we know happened in Star Wars plus a slave revolt by Cosmo Hendar (the Skywalker) in which he sacrificed himself to allow the Human and non-Human slaves to freedom on another world from the Varlians (basically proto-Rakata).

[@battledroid224]

1:10 City-wide planet? Or do you mean a planet-wide city? Or do you mean planet-wide-city-planet?

[@h-e-acc]

So will there be separate bathrooms for humans, Wookiee’s, Ewoks, mon calamarians, etc.

[@Xenotaris]

do we have separate bathrooms for Whites, Blacks, Asians, Middle Easterners, or Hispanics?

[@RepublicCommando]

Nice vid

[@Bloodymiros]

Thanks ,always wondered!

[@lohkie2__3]

I want to see a future star wars story where they find earth

[@zacimusprime4865]

One of the reason’s why us humans are so advanced and superior is because of how diverse we are with all are different cultures and skills

[@saintakins187]

Good to know mankind us humans wasn't killing each other in the Star-Wars Universe.

[@michaeldiekmann6494]

Only species that matters.

[@lilahdog568]

I heard they were kidnapped and brought to the star wars galaxy

[@netkoproductions]

Is the word "human" ever used in Episode IV A New Hope?

[@robowisanveithasung6022]

Yes

[@erinv1232]

No wonder Speciesism existed.

[@finlaypoole6233]

Awesome! I always thought that they were created by the rakata like other species but cool to know the real answer

[@KobeAndersonCactus]

3:34 Plagueis would beg to differ

[@Hsalf904]

I like to think space explorers from future Earth went through a wormhole and got teleported tens of thousands of years in the past to the Star Wars galaxy and then found Coruscant to be very habitable

[@platonaspapadakis7729]

ever heard of star wars exodus ?

[@Hsalf904]

@@platonaspapadakis7729 No but I just looked it up that’s wild!

[@AtemZek]

You should talk about the star weird.

[@abyssal5401]

nice video liked

[@Marksman5147]

All these people saying shit about Earth being the home planet of humans when the literal intro to every movie is- "A long time ago in a Galaxy far far away" Christ

[@DanteFantarella]

Do you do Podcasts Fact Free or know of any that are Star-Wars based?

[@bluekunt]

What happened to general grievous's lightsabers/lightsaber collection after his death

[@dclassslimjim4342]

human: 1 every other race: 0 one closer grasp to human universal conquer

[@yelloweyeball]

Unless the dolphins or apes evolve further.. idk.

[@soaringdoge6726]

So did the humans in the other galaxy decide to launch a ship or meteor that just so happened to set the course for more humans to evolve on earth?

[@rolbloxguy]

Could you do a video on all the weapons clones and storm troopers used?

[@duckywinks]

Soooo, the Muns are basically the Jews of Star Wars, right?

[@thesalandarian3314]

Jeff Reviews what

[@giantrunt]

What games were played in star wars universe?We play football,hockey and many other games.So what do they play?

[@LAV-III]

There's pod racing a basket ball like game that you sometimes play in zero gravity star and a soccer like game that is played by droids and the ball is an animal

[@flax9999lp]

I mean looking at it as if the Zel evolved in a similiar envoirement to that on earth, being the Ancestors of humans their early development into the way we know them would have them live as hunter- gatherers for what in the end our bodys are built for. We might not realise it, but i think its rather our creative thinking and such things that lets us dominate this planet. As our bodys are not quite adaptable. I mean we aren't naturally super strong or anything, and our bodys can still easily be hurt, and we require a specific atmosphere to breathe in. Doesn't look so great as i see it. Or for the sake of entertainment value we just accept the humans to be superior.

[@admiralspire8867]

NoWorriesMate You are greatly underestimating homo sapiens biology. As a matter of fact, the human body is actually exceptionally strong and resistant. But if you used your full body capabilities without minding your own safety, you'd have lot of health problem afterwards. Doesn't change the fact that your body could be strong enough to wrestle down a fucking lion or the like. And yes human body is resistant as fuck. We can survive shit much better than even the largest predators. Peoples routinely survives bullets to the head, or having large parts of their body torn apart, and yet they still stand on their feets and sometimes even fight back. And yes the human body is adaptable. Very much so. We inhabit all extreme temperatures areas on Earth. From the hottest deserts to the coldest artic wastes, we live in those.