With the game already on sale, not everyone respects the actor, with opinions that go beyond the critical and go on personal offense.
Jedi Star Wars: Fallen Order is now a reality worldwide. The new Respawn Entertainment, one of the most media video games of 2019, features actor Cameron Monaghan to give his face and movements to Cal Kestis, protagonist of this adventure.
However, those users who have not liked their interpretation and, especially, some of their faces, have gone on to personal attacks. Constructive criticism has become hundreds of comments that the actor has sometimes interpreted as teasing, as he himself has expressed through his personal Twitter account, where he has responded to these messages.
Monaghan, who erased the message later, corresponded those messages with even more teasing, especially after seeing that renowned international media made a publication echoing a mod where the actor looked like artist Joe Jonas. "Do you really still hate redheaded people?" He was surprised, since one of the purposes of that mod was to play with a dark character.
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Already on sale: a bestseller with several records harvested
Respawn Entertainment is aware that the game arrived in stores with certain bugs and errors that even impeded progress. During these last days, different patches that correct some of these errors have been published.
Jedi Star Wars: Fallen Order put on sale worldwide on November 15 on PS4, Xbox One and PC; In just a few days he has surpassed many of the sales records of the saga. If you want to see title material before buying it, then you can see its launch trailer in Spanish. It should be added that Electronic Arts has placed the commercial expectations of the game very high; They expect to sell between 6 and 8 million copies until the end of this fiscal year, which will end on March 31, 2020.
In our Reviews of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order we rate the title as one of the best based on this universe in recent years.
