You mean the mining station, right? There is no super weapon that destroys planets! You must be crazy! *If you're still saying Jedha was attacked, that's wrong. It was just an unfortunate mining accident. Don't listen to the lies of the Rebel Scum!*
Metanerdz, did you think about what I said? I mean, you told us about the Clone Wars tech the Empire used, so why not do the same for the Rebel Alliance?
Wasn't the same. If you look at a white version of that helmet, you'd clearly see the differences Here is a comparison(I separated it so it doesn't get hidden) www.reddit .com/r/StarWarsBattlefront/comments/c7iofv/dice_nailed_the_scout_unit/
Actually, yes it is inspired by the 41st Trooper armor, but, it is mainly inspired by the ARF Trooper, or the Recon Division, but all of you are right.
Personally, I think it would have been way too much for just one shot of the film. I would have been cool if these things were sprinkled a little bit throughout the movie though. For example: just one of the Star Destroyers in orbit over Scarif could have been a Venator instead, and in the shot where the Death Star laser dish is being placed into the battlestation, we could have had a small squadron of V-Wings flying in the background.
If you like the idea of Acclamators in the Galactic Civil War, Hera Syndulla commanded an Acclamator in the New Republic Navy in the novel Alphabet Squadron.
@@Schtauffen04 Not all. In one of the Darth Vader comics that came out a few years back, you actually see one still around *after* the Battle of Yavin. Personally, in the 19 years between the Prequels and the Originals, I see no good reason why the shift from Venator to Imperial-class couldn't be a smooth and gradual change. 19 years isn't that long. In reality, the oldest warship in the world that is still seeing active service is the USS Constitution; serving in the United States Navy, and launched over 220 years ago. The Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer is the most common class of destroyer in the US Navy in active service today, 67 have been launched since 1988, 6 are still being built, and 4 more are on order to be built. The last Arleigh Burke Destroyer is expected to launch in 2031. That means that they'll still be building these things after 40 years of service, and it won't be until then that they won't start to be phased out by newer classes like the Zumwalt.
I like to think that throughout the Imperial era, some specialised forces continued to wear the same armour that was worn in the Clone Wars. For example: Paratrooper armour stayed the same from the Clone Wars until the fall of the Empire, and the same goes for BARC troopers, Clone/Imperial commandos, Senate guards/commandos, stealth pilots. And perhaps the uniform worn by ARC-170 pilots could have continued to see use by Imperial pilots - depending on the kind of fighters they piloted. That gear looks bad-ass in black. Obviously, the Purge Troopers continued to wear armour very identical - if not the same - to the Paratrooper. We know that Palpatine's Red Guards had the same look from the start of the Clone Wars right up to his death of the Death Star II, that the Phase II Galactic Marines/Snowtroopers/Flametroopers wore very similar armour between both eras. And then we have the Phase II Scout troopers, who look very similar to the Imperial scouts.
@@mitchellhayward6492 galactic marines has abit diffrent armor from snowtroopers, diffrent arm armor (the snowtrooper jsut has shoulder pads and cloth, marines have full phase 2 armor on arms with a special shoulder gaurd on the right one) and the flametroopers just use the cold assault trooper armor (or atleast the model with a new texture in the show)
@@rexthakum6685 I've noticed that the marines have a bit of extra armour from Snowtroopers. I just meant that in a broad sense. What I mean is that it would be a cool if Snowtroopers, marines, and Flame troopers - as different units - all retain the same general look they had. There are other minor differences too - like the difference between the Clone and Imperial scout trooper helmet. But they're almost unnoticeable if you don't play Battlefront II.
A little geeky rant here. I love the military evolution of star wars (until the sequel trilogy) Before the clone wars planets had to defend themselves with fighters and small cruisers. They didnt have the resources to make and maintain capital ships. This ideology was used in the clone wars. The republic and CIS navy is based off this mindset. It used retrofitted civilian ships, consular, cr90, lukrehulk, munificent and created ships to support a fighter dominated warfare, venator and providence. The republic through the development and use of victory class and probably prototype ISDs found out heavier, stronger ships were more effective in a conventional war. So with the trasition into an empire, with this mindset, they built more and more ISDs. But to have hands on control of the galaxy ISDs were too expensive and resourse intensive. (Even the republic couldn't patrol the entire galaxy) That's were the tarkin doctrine comes in. Control the galaxy through fear. But the tarkin doctire military was ineffective against rebels who use hit and run tactics. This evolution is amazing because you can see the military evolve. As the audience we can nitpick and see why this and that could've been done better, but within the lore, the military evolves using it's own history. The empire didnt know of the rebel threat when it created its military. It only had the clone wars to look to for guidance. A war that could've been prevented/won earlier if it had a heavier hand and stronger ships. Therefore the empire created the tarkin doctire and ISDs
James Jung I think it even continues in the new trilogy with a focus on lean and mean instead of expensive and ineffective Imperial Star Destroyers. The Resurgents seem to be like mobile space stations and the Supremacy definitely is.
@@thecobaltemperor Definitely. The resurgent is imo the only good ship in the new trilogy. The supremacy is also pretty cool. But the sequels still fall flat in this. Im going from least problematic to most. Mon cala ships look exactly the same. That's ok but its boring. Tie fighters have been upgraded but still look the same. Now in the clone wars we see evolution in starfighter design. From the z 95 to the arc 170 and v19 to the eta2/v wing starfighter. The arc170 evolution was scrapped because big heavy starfighter weren't effective against the swarm tactics of the CIS. That is why the empire went with the v wing and to the tie fighter line. Now the new tie fighters have shields, hyperdrives, and more but they look the same. In order to power these upgrades they need more wings like a tie defender. Plus some variety would look nice. Mandator lV.... it is stupid. It looks stupid and the design doesnt make sense. For example all the point defense guns are on the dorsal side. Like what's preventing them from being on the ventral as well? And the "point defense guns" are the size of a heavy turbolasers. They cant even get the sizes right. Starfortress... I'm a slow, armorless bomber that needs gravity to drop bombs. Enough said. I didnt watch episode 9 but what I heard about the ships in it so far is terrible.
Really dude ? Are you sure ? The standard issued storm trooper blaster fired red bolts which were considered weak and cheap, not to mention storm trooper armor being very poorly designed, clone trooper armor was genius in every way, where each armor serves a special purpose and it’s very comfortable and mobile, like the airborne trooper armor, scout trooper armor, etc but yeah in terms of navy and ground forces empire and the first order were advanced and effective except the at at
hey Beter You have to remember something very important: Clone troopers were replicas of a fearsome bounty hunter who were born and raised to fight in a galaxy-spanning war between two massive military powers for four years straight without any life outside of combat. Stormtroopers were conscripted civilians processed into a military police force with the seemingly mundane task of maintaining fear and order throughout a galaxy already imprisoned by the Empire’s absolute authority. One was literally engineered to fight _tens of billions_ (I’m not making that up) of mass produced droids in an all-out war. The other was thrown together over time to prevent internal conflicts and uprisings after already having the government’s military budget pushed beyond it’s limits in a previous war. It’s pretty obvious which troopers are going to get the better armour and weaponry. Comparing clone troopers to storm troopers has always been unfair anyways. It’s basically like comparing a police officer who recently joined the force to a marine who was literally raised from birth to fight in a war.
James Jung Starfortress is the name of the bomber, the starhawk is a new republic battleship. And it does have shields & doesn’t require gravity to drop bombs. The bombs are magnetically propelled out of the bay.
@@Alpha0727 Besides them. I mean they did manage to get a Lucrehulk before it was destroyed during the first siege against the Death Star. They even got an AAT before it was destroyed by a lightsaber wielding S.C.A.R Stomtrooper. They also modify a Maleficent Frigate into *REBEL ONE* before it was set to self-destruct to hold off the Imperial fleet.
I love to think that the rebellion would have used many seperatist assets considering that the seperatist were the first ones to fight againts a government that would later become the empire, so ide imagine that many former seperatist generals and groups over all would have made a big minority within the rebellion
I really love the concept of reusing Clone wars era tech in the modern era. Would've been so cool to see some battles where Purge troopers alongside reprogrammed Droidekas and/or Droid Commandos repainted with Empire colors invade a rebel base hiding a Jedi. Maybe start the battle with this group charging through the walls of some previously abandoned base with a Juggernaut before unloading them all.
You should get wattpad it's a app that has fan stories about Harry, Potter Lord of the Rings, star wars etc. For example there is a story about clone wars units encounter halo
Don’t forget ARC-170s. They were used by in the early days of the empire. It was also used by the empire’s shadow squadron to hunt down seditious remnants of the republic.
The Acclimater was used by the Empire in the game Empire at War. They are the sort of pre-Star Destroyer Star Destroyers in the early game. I hope that becomes canon at some point.
You should cover every Clone Wars vehicle and starship used by the Rebel Alliance during the Galactic Civil War. Maybe even a video of how many planets joined the Alliance.
Андрей Шурочка it’s completely stupid. The game creators only did that because more people knew what storm troopers actually were than clone troopers. There more iconic than clone troopers and clone vehicles and it really sucks. That proves that most people aren’t even real Star Wars fans
@@CTLou they could have moved it in the timeline, but they chose 14 BBY, to me this is another proof that story group just does nothing at all and only here to answer questions with non-answers on Twitter
That really isn't that big of an issue. In real life older equipment is still used even after its replacement is being produced, especially for lower priority units. There are several generations of M16/M4 rifles currently in use (and older models are actually still being produced). The Army still uses the M60 machine gun in limited numbers enough though the M230 replaced it. And IIRC the M60 is still the official machine gun of the Marines
Almost all Clon Wars vehicles should've been still used. Instead of discarded. It should be like this: Venators should've kept their role as they were intended to be carriers. Protected by anti starfighter ships and Imperial Star Destroyers, Acclamtors the same way troop carriers used to deploy on the front lines or do the same thing as his brother Acclamator 2 and its Imperial cousin as battleships if needed. V19 fighters as scout ships with the TIE fighters, V wings as interceptors and for fighting the A wing also use some upgraded ones that serve as Imperial Royal Guard starfighters for escorting the emperor sometimes like the red TIE interceptor. ARC 170 as special forces squadrons. Y wings still in service especially the one with bubble turret. LAATs along with the cargo variant for deploying troops with the cargo one deploying AT TE's but modified ones with better armor and weaponry serving as anti infantry and armored enemy vehicles fighting alongside AT ST. Also the gunships providing air support. The Nu class shuttle as a special forces ship for storm commandos or Shadow troopers. A new type of imperial vehicle with tracks like modern day tanks even though one appeared in Rogue one but it was a cargo one. Juggernauts like they said here. It would've been better if they used a lot of them on Hoth instead of some few and just AT AT's. Now for the troopers; they could've give them better training like the one that storm commandos, shadow troopers and Death troopers received. Give them Mandalorian training Sergeants training them in correct ways to hunt jedi like the Purge troopers also how to fight monsters and all mandalorians are hunters they fought everything. Still use clone armor and leave the Imperial one as spec ops but modified and better. That way the empire would've succeded but noo Tarkin decided to make bigger things with scary appearances on his doctrine with poor functions. Also Palpatine for discarding the clones and hiring people and not giving them proper training.
The empire continued using venators on outer rim planets and for training. Also the venator last recorded notes of being used was when the empire was guarding the supply Line that led the the death star 2 with them(i think so but I could be wrong). The empire also used clone tanks on outer rim planets that were not a big asset to them.
@@trace1697 never knew the Death Star 2 one. Yes the Empire still used AT TE's but not like before. Truly sad. Worse in Jedi Fallen Order there's a part in which you see a lot of AT TE lined up on Braga waiting to be salvaged for spare parts.
Yeah it's a waste of good equipment however in star wars commander (mobil game for phone iPad etc.) the rebels have at-rts at-tes at-dts and you can get the laat gunship in the starship command
*Now do Clone Wars era vehicles kept by the Rebellion* and I bet most of the stuff that will be on the list would come form the Star Wars Commander video game
Technically Titan Transports are canon. An upgraded version appears in Star Wars Commander. It flies in to transport Imperial vehicles to the landing pad.
What I want to do is get a Star Wars legion republic TX-130, & paint it into an imperial TX-130. Then I’ll have it face off against a rebel AAT from Star Wars commander!
Rafael Roriz they make more sense from a military perspective. These clones have years of training and their DNA makes them strong. A single clone trooper is worth ten regular stormtroopers.
Liam Walsh Stormtroopers are elite soldiers with an extreme training. They destroied the clones in kamino and the remaning battle droids after the clone wars .
Speaking of Separatist hardware used by the Empire- the Separatists used the Gozanti, and it can be seen in use by them a few times. Not sure on which TCW episode unfortunately. And the Imperials definitely used the Gozanti quite a bit. *yes, I am aware it's a freighter, and was used by civilians for ages, but I'm talking about use in the combat role.*
That is true in Legends, but I'm not sure it's been canonized. **And don't start hating Disney canon. Everything has its own flaws, even legends. And I tended to like legends more. That said, Canon did give me my favorite ship: the Gozanti!**
@@KellingtonDorkswafer Technically the Gozanti was first introduced in The Phantom Menace as a cargo ship, and the first militarized version we see is used by the CIS in The Clone Wars which was actually considered legends for a while before it was canonized.
Fun fact: west Germany did use the FAL before the G3 (it was called the G1 in their use), the other rifle is an STG-140, these were prototypes with limited use (the east german counterpart to the G11) my favorite fun fact is that the G36 is designed to use slightly modified AK pattern bayonets because they had a massive stock of them laying around after reunification
I hope you bring up legends stuff in a full video someday. Especially about the ships Thrawn used in Heir to the Empire, or reused assets in the rest of the legends timeline for various periods. Not gonna lie. Canon in most areas really doesn't give that much detail or logic. But some of these are still good
As much as I do like the Clone Turbo Tank but it understand it can’t be used for main frontline use due to how much of a pain in the ass it could be to maintain. I do like the Purge Troopers in a way since they use the DC-15a & the last time we saw the DC-15 blaster rifles used was by Judder Page during the Yuzohng War. The Arquitens is still one of my favorite ships & like how it got used during the GCW.
@David Murphy *Lucasfilm just officially rebranded the EU as Legends because the offical Lucasfilm policy was that they were bound by nothing in the EU and regularly contradicted it and ignored it You can still find old EU books being reprinted with the Legends brand
The Y-85 Titan was recanonized in the new Complete Locations book, they just had to alter the description to make it not appear at the Battle of Hoth. Because of the Gozanti-reference. Then again, the same book kept descriptions of "troop carriers and landing barges" on the Hoth map page, so, meh?
NO WAY?!?! Those Elite Imperial Troops were the last batch of clones?? Hmm.. They kinda remind of "The Bad Batch"... I never realized they were clones in Jedi fallen Order? WOW! that's awesome man!! AND... *_YET ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO BRO!!_* --> *I do have a video idea for you, but I totally can't post the idea here... it's TOO GOOD **_*and Dave Filoni even replied to me on twitter a few years ago_* about it and said *_"You're on to something, but you might see it explained in the future... maybe."_* I havent seen it yet, but... it's a little but very cool thing. ANYHOW #KeepRockinItBRO
One other variant of the Juggernaut from Empire at War is the B5 but its a much smaller down grade of the H6. Also I think Juggernauts combined with AT-ATs would be terrify sight when facing the empire lol. if the Juggernauts could talk. I am sure the H6 would say your a fucking disgrace to the smaller B5. Then the B5 just has depressed look lmao.
Must be hard for the legs and drivers/pilots of the At-Ats to be dropped like this, I mean it‘s always like..i don’t know...5-20m above the ground?Everything in the at at must be magnetized to its belly ground so I doesn’t jump around or am I wrong?:o
You should talk about the E-5 blaster rifle, the standard issue blaster for B1 battle droids. If there were billions or trillions of B1s made, it stands to reason just as many if not more E-5 blasters were made. It is the AK-47 of star wars and it would make sense the rebel alliance would use them. Unfortunately, I don't think George considered this when making the OT, as the idea of the B1s and their E-5s hadn't been thought of yet.
you kinda forgot about the republic peace station later known as the death star by traitors
You mean the mining station, right? There is no super weapon that destroys planets! You must be crazy! *If you're still saying Jedha was attacked, that's wrong. It was just an unfortunate mining accident. Don't listen to the lies of the Rebel Scum!*
Yeah, and Alderaan was a natural calamity.
Metanerdz, did you think about what I said? I mean, you told us about the Clone Wars tech the Empire used, so why not do the same for the Rebel Alliance?
@@T3rm1NaT0r_ that was them testing weapons of mass destruction for use in their planned uprising.
Scarif was mined for its beaches
Don't forget the scout trooper armor. That was used by the 41st on Kashyyk and then used by the Empire's scout troopers
They look different but it's clear that the imperial one is inspired or an upgraded version of the 41st armor
Wasn't the same. If you look at a white version of that helmet, you'd clearly see the differences
Here is a comparison(I separated it so it doesn't get hidden) www.reddit
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Darth Dystopian it’s also the armor that was a bit different as well not just the colors and helmets.
Actually, yes it is inspired by the 41st Trooper armor, but, it is mainly inspired by the ARF Trooper, or the Recon Division, but all of you are right.
@@gabrieltejada1697 yes, the armor too.
Do another one about the tactical droid
ngl I was hoping to see an old acclamator cruiser and v wings on wobani alongside the juggernaut
Personally, I think it would have been way too much for just one shot of the film. I would have been cool if these things were sprinkled a little bit throughout the movie though. For example: just one of the Star Destroyers in orbit over Scarif could have been a Venator instead, and in the shot where the Death Star laser dish is being placed into the battlestation, we could have had a small squadron of V-Wings flying in the background.
If you like the idea of Acclamators in the Galactic Civil War, Hera Syndulla commanded an Acclamator in the New Republic Navy in the novel Alphabet Squadron.
@@mitchellhayward6492 but the empire had the venator class star destroyer retired by then
@@Schtauffen04 Not all. In one of the Darth Vader comics that came out a few years back, you actually see one still around *after* the Battle of Yavin.
Personally, in the 19 years between the Prequels and the Originals, I see no good reason why the shift from Venator to Imperial-class couldn't be a smooth and gradual change. 19 years isn't that long. In reality, the oldest warship in the world that is still seeing active service is the USS Constitution; serving in the United States Navy, and launched over 220 years ago.
The Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer is the most common class of destroyer in the US Navy in active service today, 67 have been launched since 1988, 6 are still being built, and 4 more are on order to be built. The last Arleigh Burke Destroyer is expected to launch in 2031. That means that they'll still be building these things after 40 years of service, and it won't be until then that they won't start to be phased out by newer classes like the Zumwalt.
I would like to see humanity in the future design & build all of them
MetaNerdz, the Titan dropship had been canon 4 years before the time of this video
Those Imperial tanks should be in Battlefront.
Hopefully that will happen in the next mellinium.
the arquidens could fit in a lamda shuttle
Juggernaut is hot
TIE Oppressor?
What game/mod is that at about 2:30?
That is star wars commander a app for phones
It's kinda like clash of clans
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Now if only they couldve kept some Commando Droids, always love those droids
I guess they would've been too difficult or risky to reprogram due to their advanced and complicated programming?
They did Vader had a personal army of them
@@Toon_Lucario well not from the empire itself, he had to get a mobile droid factory which was connected to the last Geonosian queen
So did I.
When talking about the Purge Troopers you could've added how the Purge troopers used the Paratrooper/Airborne armor from the clone army
I like to think that throughout the Imperial era, some specialised forces continued to wear the same armour that was worn in the Clone Wars. For example: Paratrooper armour stayed the same from the Clone Wars until the fall of the Empire, and the same goes for BARC troopers, Clone/Imperial commandos, Senate guards/commandos, stealth pilots. And perhaps the uniform worn by ARC-170 pilots could have continued to see use by Imperial pilots - depending on the kind of fighters they piloted. That gear looks bad-ass in black.
Obviously, the Purge Troopers continued to wear armour very identical - if not the same - to the Paratrooper. We know that Palpatine's Red Guards had the same look from the start of the Clone Wars right up to his death of the Death Star II, that the Phase II Galactic Marines/Snowtroopers/Flametroopers wore very similar armour between both eras. And then we have the Phase II Scout troopers, who look very similar to the Imperial scouts.
@@mitchellhayward6492 galactic marines has abit diffrent armor from snowtroopers, diffrent arm armor (the snowtrooper jsut has shoulder pads and cloth, marines have full phase 2 armor on arms with a special shoulder gaurd on the right one) and the flametroopers just use the cold assault trooper armor (or atleast the model with a new texture in the show)
@@rexthakum6685 I've noticed that the marines have a bit of extra armour from Snowtroopers. I just meant that in a broad sense. What I mean is that it would be a cool if Snowtroopers, marines, and Flame troopers - as different units - all retain the same general look they had. There are other minor differences too - like the difference between the Clone and Imperial scout trooper helmet. But they're almost unnoticeable if you don't play Battlefront II.
They were also clones till they executed order 66 again
A little geeky rant here. I love the military evolution of star wars (until the sequel trilogy) Before the clone wars planets had to defend themselves with fighters and small cruisers. They didnt have the resources to make and maintain capital ships. This ideology was used in the clone wars. The republic and CIS navy is based off this mindset. It used retrofitted civilian ships, consular, cr90, lukrehulk, munificent and created ships to support a fighter dominated warfare, venator and providence. The republic through the development and use of victory class and probably prototype ISDs found out heavier, stronger ships were more effective in a conventional war. So with the trasition into an empire, with this mindset, they built more and more ISDs. But to have hands on control of the galaxy ISDs were too expensive and resourse intensive. (Even the republic couldn't patrol the entire galaxy) That's were the tarkin doctrine comes in. Control the galaxy through fear. But the tarkin doctire military was ineffective against rebels who use hit and run tactics.
This evolution is amazing because you can see the military evolve. As the audience we can nitpick and see why this and that could've been done better, but within the lore, the military evolves using it's own history. The empire didnt know of the rebel threat when it created its military. It only had the clone wars to look to for guidance. A war that could've been prevented/won earlier if it had a heavier hand and stronger ships. Therefore the empire created the tarkin doctire and ISDs
James Jung I think it even continues in the new trilogy with a focus on lean and mean instead of expensive and ineffective Imperial Star Destroyers. The Resurgents seem to be like mobile space stations and the Supremacy definitely is.
@@thecobaltemperor Definitely. The resurgent is imo the only good ship in the new trilogy. The supremacy is also pretty cool. But the sequels still fall flat in this. Im going from least problematic to most.
Mon cala ships look exactly the same. That's ok but its boring.
Tie fighters have been upgraded but still look the same. Now in the clone wars we see evolution in starfighter design. From the z 95 to the arc 170 and v19 to the eta2/v wing starfighter. The arc170 evolution was scrapped because big heavy starfighter weren't effective against the swarm tactics of the CIS. That is why the empire went with the v wing and to the tie fighter line. Now the new tie fighters have shields, hyperdrives, and more but they look the same. In order to power these upgrades they need more wings like a tie defender. Plus some variety would look nice.
Mandator lV.... it is stupid. It looks stupid and the design doesnt make sense. For example all the point defense guns are on the dorsal side. Like what's preventing them from being on the ventral as well? And the "point defense guns" are the size of a heavy turbolasers. They cant even get the sizes right.
Starfortress... I'm a slow, armorless bomber that needs gravity to drop bombs. Enough said.
I didnt watch episode 9 but what I heard about the ships in it so far is terrible.
Really dude ? Are you sure ? The standard issued storm trooper blaster fired red bolts which were considered weak and cheap, not to mention storm trooper armor being very poorly designed, clone trooper armor was genius in every way, where each armor serves a special purpose and it’s very comfortable and mobile, like the airborne trooper armor, scout trooper armor, etc but yeah in terms of navy and ground forces empire and the first order were advanced and effective except the at at
hey Beter You have to remember something very important:
Clone troopers were replicas of a fearsome bounty hunter who were born and raised to fight in a galaxy-spanning war between two massive military powers for four years straight without any life outside of combat.
Stormtroopers were conscripted civilians processed into a military police force with the seemingly mundane task of maintaining fear and order throughout a galaxy already imprisoned by the Empire’s absolute authority.
One was literally engineered to fight _tens of billions_ (I’m not making that up) of mass produced droids in an all-out war. The other was thrown together over time to prevent internal conflicts and uprisings after already having the government’s military budget pushed beyond it’s limits in a previous war.
It’s pretty obvious which troopers are going to get the better armour and weaponry. Comparing clone troopers to storm troopers has always been unfair anyways. It’s basically like comparing a police officer who recently joined the force to a marine who was literally raised from birth to fight in a war.
James Jung Starfortress is the name of the bomber, the starhawk is a new republic battleship. And it does have shields & doesn’t require gravity to drop bombs. The bombs are magnetically propelled out of the bay.
What's next?
Clone Wars assets that were also used by the Rebel Alliance.
Well, the Rebel Alliance used Y-wings and recruited three Republic Era Clone Troopers, with one being a pat of the Endor strike team.
@@Alpha0727 Besides them. I mean they did manage to get a Lucrehulk before it was destroyed during the first siege against the Death Star.
They even got an AAT before it was destroyed by a lightsaber wielding S.C.A.R Stomtrooper.
They also modify a Maleficent Frigate into *REBEL ONE* before it was set to self-destruct to hold off the Imperial fleet.
I love to think that the rebellion would have used many seperatist assets considering that the seperatist were the first ones to fight againts a government that would later become the empire, so ide imagine that many former seperatist generals and groups over all would have made a big minority within the rebellion
Yeah, and in canon, Hera Syndulla used a Lucrehulk as a flight school.
That'd be a long list. The Rebellion used whatever the hell they can get their hands on in the early years. That means all things clone wars.
I really love the concept of reusing Clone wars era tech in the modern era. Would've been so cool to see some battles where Purge troopers alongside reprogrammed Droidekas and/or Droid Commandos repainted with Empire colors invade a rebel base hiding a Jedi. Maybe start the battle with this group charging through the walls of some previously abandoned base with a Juggernaut before unloading them all.
You should get wattpad it's a app that has fan stories about Harry, Potter Lord of the Rings, star wars etc. For example there is a story about clone wars units encounter halo
Don’t forget ARC-170s. They were used by in the early days of the empire. It was also used by the empire’s shadow squadron to hunt down seditious remnants of the republic.
Been wanting a video like this for a long time!
hope you like it!
The Acclimater was used by the Empire in the game Empire at War. They are the sort of pre-Star Destroyer Star Destroyers in the early game. I hope that becomes canon at some point.
We have an A6. Was great for Camping and my kids loved it. Kinda rough getting Fuel for it though. So it just sits there in the backyard.
"It's like poetry, it rhymes" I literally spat out my coffee laughing.
You should cover every Clone Wars vehicle and starship used by the Rebel Alliance during the Galactic Civil War. Maybe even a video of how many planets joined the Alliance.
Man, Thrawn still having clones and V-wings in 13 BBY, but Fallen Order using stormtroopers and TIE Interceptor in 14 BBY gives me headache
Андрей Шурочка it’s completely stupid. The game creators only did that because more people knew what storm troopers actually were than clone troopers. There more iconic than clone troopers and clone vehicles and it really sucks. That proves that most people aren’t even real Star Wars fans
@@CTLou they could have moved it in the timeline, but they chose 14 BBY, to me this is another proof that story group just does nothing at all and only here to answer questions with non-answers on Twitter
That really isn't that big of an issue. In real life older equipment is still used even after its replacement is being produced, especially for lower priority units.
There are several generations of M16/M4 rifles currently in use (and older models are actually still being produced).
The Army still uses the M60 machine gun in limited numbers enough though the M230 replaced it. And IIRC the M60 is still the official machine gun of the Marines
I really liked the purge troopers in Jedi, Fallen Order
Yeah. Badases and a total pain in the ass.
Mac Welch the ones in Force unleashed are way scarier
@@okryo266 Hell yeah they're scary!
@@farrelariefatx554 I've gotten my a$$ kicked by them on several occasions
@@Schtauffen04 force lightning does some real damage on them tho
Almost all Clon Wars vehicles should've been still used. Instead of discarded. It should be like this: Venators should've kept their role as they were intended to be carriers. Protected by anti starfighter ships and Imperial Star Destroyers, Acclamtors the same way troop carriers used to deploy on the front lines or do the same thing as his brother Acclamator 2 and its Imperial cousin as battleships if needed. V19 fighters as scout ships with the TIE fighters, V wings as interceptors and for fighting the A wing also use some upgraded ones that serve as Imperial Royal Guard starfighters for escorting the emperor sometimes like the red TIE interceptor. ARC 170 as special forces squadrons. Y wings still in service especially the one with bubble turret. LAATs along with the cargo variant for deploying troops with the cargo one deploying AT TE's but modified ones with better armor and weaponry serving as anti infantry and armored enemy vehicles fighting alongside AT ST. Also the gunships providing air support. The Nu class shuttle as a special forces ship for storm commandos or Shadow troopers. A new type of imperial vehicle with tracks like modern day tanks even though one appeared in Rogue one but it was a cargo one. Juggernauts like they said here. It would've been better if they used a lot of them on Hoth instead of some few and just AT AT's. Now for the troopers; they could've give them better training like the one that storm commandos, shadow troopers and Death troopers received. Give them Mandalorian training Sergeants training them in correct ways to hunt jedi like the Purge troopers also how to fight monsters and all mandalorians are hunters they fought everything. Still use clone armor and leave the Imperial one as spec ops but modified and better. That way the empire would've succeded but noo Tarkin decided to make bigger things with scary appearances on his doctrine with poor functions. Also Palpatine for discarding the clones and hiring people and not giving them proper training.
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The empire continued using venators on outer rim planets and for training. Also the venator last recorded notes of being used was when the empire was guarding the supply Line that led the the death star 2 with them(i think so but I could be wrong). The empire also used clone tanks on outer rim planets that were not a big asset to them.
@@trace1697 never knew the Death Star 2 one. Yes the Empire still used AT TE's but not like before. Truly sad. Worse in Jedi Fallen Order there's a part in which you see a lot of AT TE lined up on Braga waiting to be salvaged for spare parts.
Yeah it's a waste of good equipment however in star wars commander (mobil game for phone iPad etc.) the rebels have at-rts at-tes at-dts and you can get the laat gunship in the starship command
@@trace1697 that game isnt my style. Good thing the rebels used them.
*Now do Clone Wars era vehicles kept by the Rebellion* and I bet most of the stuff that will be on the list would come form the Star Wars Commander video game
Yeah, I like the idea they went with in the game, by giving old Clone Wars tech to the Rebellion. I think it makes quite a lot of sense.
love the use of fractal sponge's models! he is a master in his field
Technically Titan Transports are canon. An upgraded version appears in Star Wars Commander. It flies in to transport Imperial vehicles to the landing pad.
Everybody gangsta till the juggernaut start blasting
What I want to do is get a Star Wars legion republic TX-130, & paint it into an imperial TX-130. Then I’ll have it face off against a rebel AAT from Star Wars commander!
They should have kept producing clones on Kamino.
Liam Walsh no. Clones are boring.
Rafael Roriz they make more sense from a military perspective. These clones have years of training and their DNA makes them strong. A single clone trooper is worth ten regular stormtroopers.
@@TheLiamster the idea is not repulsive to think clones are better militarized in coordination team effects than stormtroopers humans....
Liam Walsh Stormtroopers are elite soldiers with an extreme training. They destroied the clones in kamino and the remaning battle droids after the clone wars .
@@rafaelroriz6622 also stormtroopers: can't hit shit
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3:25 Stormtrooper Helmet with T shaped visor?? That’s odd but it looks kinda cool tbh
Speaking of Separatist hardware used by the Empire- the Separatists used the Gozanti, and it can be seen in use by them a few times. Not sure on which TCW episode unfortunately. And the Imperials definitely used the Gozanti quite a bit. *yes, I am aware it's a freighter, and was used by civilians for ages, but I'm talking about use in the combat role.*
Seeing Venators in a scrap yard...it’s just...too much. I’m gonna need a minute
I thought the Acclamator-class assault ship
s were still being used during the time of Empire, just as heavily armed transport ships...
Yes
That is true in Legends, but I'm not sure it's been canonized. **And don't start hating Disney canon. Everything has its own flaws, even legends. And I tended to like legends more. That said, Canon did give me my favorite ship: the Gozanti!**
@@KellingtonDorkswafer Technically the Gozanti was first introduced in The Phantom Menace as a cargo ship, and the first militarized version we see is used by the CIS in The Clone Wars which was actually considered legends for a while before it was canonized.
What about the well designed Acclamator Class? The Empire still used them since they make great Troop Carriers. A whole Army in one ship...
Fun fact: west Germany did use the FAL before the G3 (it was called the G1 in their use), the other rifle is an STG-140, these were prototypes with limited use (the east german counterpart to the G11) my favorite fun fact is that the G36 is designed to use slightly modified AK pattern bayonets because they had a massive stock of them laying around after reunification
G36 was never designed to use AK bayonets. That’s just an urban myth.
I think one of the first Clone Wars era ships to be decommissioned by the empire would be the Y Wing.
But no Zaku boy, NO ZAKU!
“If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.” That’s what game companies never seem to follow then make a game shit
I find it funny that canon keeps the army and stormtroopers separate since they make the stormtrooper corps utterly incompetent unlike Legends
I hope you bring up legends stuff in a full video someday. Especially about the ships Thrawn used in Heir to the Empire, or reused assets in the rest of the legends timeline for various periods.
Not gonna lie. Canon in most areas really doesn't give that much detail or logic. But some of these are still good
Nice! I love crossover material!
Favorite was the Venator. That ship was great even if the empire couldn’t see that.
Skipray blast boat next??? Please please please please please please please ahhhhhh come on
Darth Vader also used a V Wing in the Lords of the Sith novel
As much as I do like the Clone Turbo Tank but it understand it can’t be used for main frontline use due to how much of a pain in the ass it could be to maintain. I do like the Purge Troopers in a way since they use the DC-15a & the last time we saw the DC-15 blaster rifles used was by Judder Page during the Yuzohng War. The Arquitens is still one of my favorite ships & like how it got used during the GCW.
You gonna do a Legends version?
maybe one day
@David Murphy *Lucasfilm just officially rebranded the EU as Legends because the offical Lucasfilm policy was that they were bound by nothing in the EU and regularly contradicted it and ignored it
You can still find old EU books being reprinted with the Legends brand
The juggernaut was in a comic long before the prequels. I wanna say it was dark empire.
The Y-85 Titan was recanonized in the new Complete Locations book, they just had to alter the description to make it not appear at the Battle of Hoth. Because of the Gozanti-reference. Then again, the same book kept descriptions of "troop carriers and landing barges" on the Hoth map page, so, meh?
Well the Hoth ones were probably the older smaller theta Barges anyways or at least used along side the Y85 Titans possibly.
The Y-85 Titan appears in star wars commander so isnt it technically canon?
NO WAY?!?! Those Elite Imperial Troops were the last batch of clones?? Hmm.. They kinda remind of "The Bad Batch"... I never realized they were clones in Jedi fallen Order? WOW! that's awesome man!! AND... *_YET ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO BRO!!_* --> *I do have a video idea for you, but I totally can't post the idea here... it's TOO GOOD **_*and Dave Filoni even replied to me on twitter a few years ago_* about it and said *_"You're on to something, but you might see it explained in the future... maybe."_* I havent seen it yet, but... it's a little but very cool thing. ANYHOW #KeepRockinItBRO
Isnt that imperial titan dropship cannon cause it's in star wars commander
Yep, also appeared in a canon reference book
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I think the Y-85 Titan Dropship is canon though. Is it not the vehicle dropship used by Imperials in Star Wars Commander?
I love how fluid SW can be sometimes, even in the more restricted new cannon
One other variant of the Juggernaut from Empire at War is the B5 but its a much smaller down grade of the H6. Also I think Juggernauts combined with AT-ATs would be terrify sight when facing the empire lol.
if the Juggernauts could talk. I am sure the H6 would say your a fucking disgrace to the smaller B5. Then the B5 just has depressed look lmao.
Must be hard for the legs and drivers/pilots of the At-Ats to be dropped like this, I mean it‘s always like..i don’t know...5-20m above the ground?Everything in the at at must be magnetized to its belly ground so I doesn’t jump around or am I wrong?:o
The ship carrying the AT-AT’s wouldn’t be able to carry a juggernaut. Especially the 6 variant as its around 50 metres long.
I'm assuming that it was taken to ground via Y-85 Titan dropship, or maybe an Aclamator dropped to ground to deploy the AT-AT's and AT-ST's
You should talk about the E-5 blaster rifle, the standard issue blaster for B1 battle droids. If there were billions or trillions of B1s made, it stands to reason just as many if not more E-5 blasters were made. It is the AK-47 of star wars and it would make sense the rebel alliance would use them. Unfortunately, I don't think George considered this when making the OT, as the idea of the B1s and their E-5s hadn't been thought of yet.
They should’ve kept the LAAT gunship because that thing was a mobile artillery platform and the ATTE’s are so much cooler and capable then the ATAT’s
Yep, Star Wars: Commander is Canon now...
Shooting missiles out of what is clearly a laser cannon on the LAAT police gunship is just lazy animating. Add a damned missile rack.
Do one for the new republic/resistance and empire/first order
The Y-85 Titan dropship
is canon. It's also in Complete Locations (2016).
The empire should use dc 15s blaster carbine dc 15a heavy blaster carbine dc 15le sniper rifle dc 17m pistol as stormtrooper blaster
Also Trade Federation Lucrehulks were used by the resistance in episode 9 and Naboo Starfighters
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Wait so if clones turned on the inquisitors, why didn’t they turn on Vader during the raid on the Jedi temple...?
Legends is always better than Canon. I want Juggernauts in Battlefront.
I believe the y-85 Titan is canon now, with it being in the mobile game Star Wars: commander
How long did it take for the empire to transition because from what it sounds like it took about 10 to 12 years
The sepies used gozantis
Its fascinating to see clone wars era stuff in the later eras
The Empire should have kept the LAAT Gunships.
What about the Jinata Security? I hear they got a hold of Clone War era vehicles.
In a battlefront 3 i would want purge troopers to be equipped to be able fight lightsaber heros
Can we have a video about the imperial army and the difference if it from the stormtroopers?
V-wings and tie fighters would be epic to see together on screen.
I believe the titan dropship is canon (correct me if I’m wrong)
Would anakin skywalker count as a republic asset kept by the empire
Just started Jedi fallen order, how major is the purge troopers are clones spoiler
I wish you didn't limit yourself to canon in videos like this as legends is where its at. That said this was very interesting and enjoyable to watch!
Lords of the Sith mentions a fleet of Venators in use around 14BBY
Actually Rebels you some of those vehicles to hope you make a video on them next
and there was also a type of juggernaut used on morak in mandalorian
The Y-85 Titan Dropship is canon by the way
A clone airborne trooper is the exact armor as a Purge Trooper
Thanks for the vid sir.
Could you do an in depth video on imperial army?
Venator was a excellent ship change my mind
Wasn’t the titan dropship in Star Wars commander?
I think the TX-130 was still used by the Empire after its foundation.
also I think the 2m hover tank the empire has was successor to the TX 130 as well I think but I could be wrong.
Also the empire used the probe droids from the separatists
PLEASE DO A VID ON SASEE TINS SPIECIES OR MASS AMADAS SPIECIES!!!!
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star wars bad batch actually made that cannon ^^