A few thoughts from yet another sod that has not played it yet.

The layout looks to be a Steve R fan's wet dream, so no worries there. Window dressing is fine but not strickly needed for me to enjoy a game, and too many toys are just a disaster waiting to happen on many Stern games.

My only concerns is regarding the software. What I am wondering is how can the guy responsible for the fantastic mode/theme integration in st tng go from that to what looks like a math party for pinball professors? I hope I am wrong(and I am betting a sw premium on that ) but to me, stacking modes on a theme like this feels utterly wrong. You are playing scenes from epic movies but how can you feel like you are doing that when you are playing 2 scenes at the same time? (in GOT it was ok because you were not in a story mode, only fighting different clans) I am also a little bit sceptic about the insane multiplier rules if they are anything like GOT. (Math from hell)

With all that out of the way, I am still extremly excited about getting my premium, sometime in the far and distant future. (I never Learn )

That is good to know. Thanks.

I might still feel like I will have to stack because it is how the game is meant to be played or if there is advantage in scoring, but it is good to have a choice.

It is not a dealbreaker anyhow. I was just curios why he would program it that way on game like this.

Anyway, hard to say anything for sure before I have played it myself. Maybe everything will feel right then.

Generally I am very positive regarding this title from Stern, and I can't wait to try it out