soy sauce > ketchup

no harem

oddly specific

I also liked your interpretation on the will of the force and the force creed

fairly interesting, the story for some reason reminds me of your royal road fanfictions. (which has the greatest author cameo I have ever read inside)

For questions 1&2, what matters is if it makes narrative sense, not their sexual orientation. It sucks when fanfictions force two characters together with no narrative reason just to live a fantasy of marrying Sasuke, Naruto, or some other character

pineapple, peanuts, and curry powder is the way to go with pizza

Stupid reality, being important and stuff

The build idea I had was for a pure physical fighter with warrior/nen/pirate classes. This character would be the straightforward, no nonsense type who casts fist in all fights, and it's super effective. This character would be the type to not focus at all on auxiliary techniques, just improving their raw physicality and their ability to use it effectively. They would be the sort who were not subtle at all, just plowing through all problems and being easily recognized and outed to the world at large.

The build idea I had was for a wizard/force user who was the scheming/douchebag type that sacrificed one class to load up on fidelous, mind magic, etc. and tries to outdo Palpatine in world conquest. This type of character would get dark immunity, Jedi mind-trick, force cloak, and any other scummy powers you could throw at him, with the goals of living out a sick and twisted power fantasy.

The build idea I had was for a ninja/force/nen class specked for stealth/speed with Byakugan, lightsaber, and easy mastery towards stealthy and speedy techniques. This build would focus less on talents, taking more auxillaries where necessary in order to have more time to grow. The personality of the character would be more on the cautious/cowardly side of things and avoid conflict when they can. Because of the lower levels of talent, the character would be weaker than most other characters, focussing on the all classes have the same cap in power, reachable in 100 years part of the introduction.

when is the Slughorn Christmas party?

ehh, I like the flashbacks, I think that they match the flow, arcs, and pacing just fine. In my opinion, flashbacks are one of the better way to tell stories that span huge timelines. Much better than issth's way of providing numbered footnotes referencing past events in order for the reader to keep track of the story. Plus, flashbacks let you retroactively change thing when you think of a great idea or realize there is a major plot hole that needs patching. ps. pls don't rewrite if you don't feel like you need to, I've seen too many rewrites peeter out.

what is Hermione doing during all of this? Did I miss something?

Don't you mean shelmet instead of karablast?