My point was, they are going to bitch. I didn't mind at all.

I was more thinking about how people can watch it fire while standing on the surface, or the complete lack of any gravitational effect of it draining and destroying the sun. Does is suck up one sun per shot? Wouldn't that mean it needs to move to a new system for the next shot? Wouldn't all the trees and stuff die moving through hyperspace?

That's not exactly common technology, more like an aberrant thing, that might have had unnatural knowledge behind it. It's not really indicative of the technological state advancing.
Those are excellent points. Mind you, I don't actually have a problem with the stagnant tech, and love coming up with explanations for that stuff. Actually now, I wonder if both sides didn't upgrade their fighters for atmospheric flight to spare themselves the logistical headaches of maintaining two sets of vehicles. If X-wings could always do what they do in VII, why bother maintaining those snowspeeders on Hoth? They seem to be rather poorly adapted to cold for their name, given why Han needed to take a tauntaun to find Luke. And the New Order obviously doesn't have the resources of the Empire, so they use TIE fighters for close air support, rather than walkers. Modifying them to be capable of inter-atmospheric flight saves a whole lot of problems.

I was referring more to behavior (the OTT shrieking) on his part, rather than motivations.
Which was my point.
You shouldn't have interrupted before I made my point.

I found Vader's dealing with a gun shot far better. He took the hit without even seeming to notice, while Ren had to freeze it and get out of the way, because it would presumably have killed him.

He tried to read two people's minds, one beat him and he went running to the boss to whine.
We'll see. The last time I accepted shortcomings as something to be clarified in the next two installments was a little tome called "The Gathering Storm" by Brandon Sanderson.
Yeah, later in the movie. Why, at the outset, are they relying on a Resistance? The New Order blew up the government because they "support the Resistance." Why was the government not resisting with armies and fleets. Does the government only rule those five planets? Was the military concentrated on them?
You mean...like Luke? What about Mace Windu? Yoda's syntax might have been perverse, but his pronunciations were American.
So she got the accent from him?

It was not a complaint.
I was not one of them. I always thought those things would be more useful than Maul's double blade. And my reference provided yet another use for them, as it would be a lot more painful getting shoved up that far.
Don't compare him to Gwendolyn Christie. And if he ever spoke during an action scene, or when FX were drowning him out, I might have had trouble.
The Lanfear of the Rebellion, eh?