Yea you might want to update your blog post with some original and creatively inspired new content. Demoing Star Wars is just asking to be picked apart by people.
> getting Disney upset is another. They don't mess around with people appropriating their IP.
I am not sure why everyone repeats this line so confidently when it is so clearly wrong.
Have you been on the internet? Do you understand how common copyright infringement is?
Especially related to Star Wars? Its ubiquitous. Its everywhere. People make fan art of star wars. They write stories. They make fan games. They make youtube videos.
All of that is mostly illegal copyright infringement and everyone is doing it, and basically nobody ever gets in trouble for that.
I am not saying that there isn't a line. There clearly is. You couldn't just release your own star wars movie in theatres, or sell bootleg star wars merch in every walmart. (You could sell infringing merch on etsy, and mostly get away with it though!)
But the bar that you have to go above to actually get in trouble for infringement is extremely high. And a random demo of a bad tie fighter game just doesn't pass it.
I am confused as to why you think think this is a bad thing.
That's likely the best way to go viral and get traction, to have a bunch of people being upset about this tool.