@itchyflop: Well technically Vader was killed and destroyed by Emperor Palpatine who was just as indestructible (until he got thrown into the power shaft of the second Death Star) when to unstoppable forces collide they both stop, Luke defeated neither, instead Anakin Skywalker (which he arguably became again when he decided to protect his son and kill Palpy) fulfilled the prophecy Yoda spoke of in Ep 1, and Obi Wan spoke of in Ep 3. I do admit that it does seem unlikely that the two could have defeated Ren, I do believe it was clear that Rey was supposed to be very strong in the force thus rendering her immune to some of Ren's more paltry force techniques. It is his ability to use his lightsaber that should have gave him the advantage. Again though with Rey's strength in the force it is plausible that the spirits of Obi wan, Yoda, and Anakin would have come to her aid and helped increase her ability to not only use her lightsaber but the force and her own natural agility to overcome the Sith, that had just mortally wounded Han Solo. Who likely fell prey to Pride in his false abilities. But thats just my nerdy analization of the fight.

I honestly didn't even notice, only seen it once and was still processing Han Solo being dead, I was really trying not to give into anger, but I did I hate Kylo Ren and unfortunately that actors face will always be associated with the death of Han Solo...

Great... Younger and fresher" faces... because that always works so well.. ok well in certain cases it has worked pretty good but Will Smith has aged like 4 years in the past 20, and Tommy Lee Jones well he is Tommy Lee Jones unless he doesn't want to reprise his role as agent Kay then there is no need to get a younger face, besides a good crossover would stay as true to the original as possible and showing them almost 20 years later would stay true to the original, and they don't have to star just cameo... get two different agents to be with Tatum and Hill, that would make more sense.

Didn't even know it was out...

Honestly can't say I am surprised they lost their devoted player base shortly after the release of Mists of Pandaria, some had even left before that, and some stayed awhile but I think it was after the devoted players saw what Mists of Pandaria was like and said F**k this we can find something better somewhere else... and they just never listen to their player base, at least not the majority of it... They could care less about keeping the players they have and worry more about getting NEW players, as a result they are losing all their players... sad really it was such a fun game, I know it was going to die sooner or later but Blizzard when from milking the cow to selling it and getting glasses of milk delivered to their doorstep...