Creative licenses, same way some random twilek opens a turbo tank hatch in tbb and an at te, you either choose there are no locked hatches in sw or that the writers are being cheap and i believe in the second one.
The Rebel will then retools many of these CIS tech to fight the Empire. Worth to note, the real Separatist, the Idealist, Economist of an independents social and economic system supporter of the outer rim, fought the empire just as hard as the Rebel, but the core world Rebel, those whom want to rebuild the Republic take the credits from the outer rim Separatist and Rebel and shun them throughout the Empire wars and to the new republic era.
Good lord I forgot how much of a lack of tactics their was in this show. The rebels are taking cover, but the Regular army and the Droids seem to completely disregard it. How are they not just mowing down droids and soldiers at this point, not to mention the ludicrous frontal cavalry charge that was even mildly succesful. There should be alot of bodies. I get it, the Battle of Geonosis was pretty much nothing but this, but every mention of it in lore always attests that both sides took heavy losses because of it. To some extent episode 3 showed why this was a stupid idea with the opening of the Battle of Utapau showing several clones getting gunned down in the opening shots. Then you get the live action shows like Mando, and Kenobi showing storm troopers standing in the open to assault a defended position. The imperial cell in Mando season1 and the rebel hideout in Kenobi. Go to cover, take knee, or lay on the ground. Dont just stand there.
@@neofulcrum5013 Even back in WW1 the tactics were "get in fucking cover if you can" when a gunfight breaks out. Vietnam had trees everywhere which was also an abundance of cover.
@@youraveragescotsman7119 don’t shoot the messenger mate. I agree cover should be used but it’s rarely seen in Star Wars due to the long hallways and wide open spaces. Even all the way back to episode 4 when the empire stormed the Tantive 4.
To be fair droids usually don't take cover unless their defending and the reason for doing this was to invite fear but also because droids could take more hits than normal people in lore
@@user-qc8jd5tw6s The B1s in Phantom Menace did take cover during the various firefights inside Theed Palace. Look up the scene just before Padme and her Guards repel up to a higher floor of the palace.
Bro your channel is popping off good shit
I loved how Rex was basically a green beret in this arc training locals and establishing a militia
Rex’s Onderon fit needs more screen time
Checkout the the battle of onderon WITHOUT the action video
It really looks like the precursor for the rebel pathfinder helmets don’t it?
Imagine designing a main battle tank that has hatches that can be opened forcibly from the outside... I mean i know the CIS was cheap but good lord...
main battle tank but it’s the weakest of all CIS vehicles lol
@@SMJNG At least until you play it in Battlefront 2 :)
Creative licenses, same way some random twilek opens a turbo tank hatch in tbb and an at te, you either choose there are no locked hatches in sw or that the writers are being cheap and i believe in the second one.
@@elpinguinovolador4114 defiantly the second one
@@ArcticWolf00Alpha0 to be fair goat? they spend over trillions of dollars on droids. anyone who were to spend that much people be broke
"What is that!?"
"It looks like an explosive!"
"How can you te-"
*EXPLOSION*
What a good depiction of guerilla warfare
I have always loved this episode while I was watching it in ABC 3 in my country!
3:02. Droid Gunships are my most favourite at all times!
😇😇😇
3:16 hilarious
3:15 ese droide B1 se lo tomo personal 💀
Total mente carnal el asta hermanos!!! Me las pagarás !!!!!!
i just noticed from 3:15 onwards they just have commander B1's on the frontlines and not regular b1's
Nahhh throwing grenade right at droid’s head is personal 😭😭
nice to finally see the HMP's being used
This battle is the space version of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Was watching this with AOT music playing it was epic
The Rebel will then retools many of these CIS tech to fight the Empire.
Worth to note, the real Separatist, the Idealist, Economist of an independents social and economic system supporter of the outer rim, fought the empire just as hard as the Rebel, but the core world Rebel, those whom want to rebuild the Republic take the credits from the outer rim Separatist and Rebel and shun them throughout the Empire wars and to the new republic era.
Like, the 11th battle of Onderon.
People fight over rule for the planet Onderon every other laundry day it seems.
大量のバトルドロイド
For Onderon
Good lord I forgot how much of a lack of tactics their was in this show.
The rebels are taking cover, but the Regular army and the Droids seem to completely disregard it. How are they not just mowing down droids and soldiers at this point, not to mention the ludicrous frontal cavalry charge that was even mildly succesful. There should be alot of bodies.
I get it, the Battle of Geonosis was pretty much nothing but this, but every mention of it in lore always attests that both sides took heavy losses because of it.
To some extent episode 3 showed why this was a stupid idea with the opening of the Battle of Utapau showing several clones getting gunned down in the opening shots.
Then you get the live action shows like Mando, and Kenobi showing storm troopers standing in the open to assault a defended position. The imperial cell in Mando season1 and the rebel hideout in Kenobi.
Go to cover, take knee, or lay on the ground. Dont just stand there.
I think that was intentional with references to tactics used during ww2 and Vietnam.
@@neofulcrum5013
Even back in WW1 the tactics were "get in fucking cover if you can" when a gunfight breaks out. Vietnam had trees everywhere which was also an abundance of cover.
@@youraveragescotsman7119 don’t shoot the messenger mate. I agree cover should be used but it’s rarely seen in Star Wars due to the long hallways and wide open spaces. Even all the way back to episode 4 when the empire stormed the Tantive 4.
To be fair droids usually don't take cover unless their defending and the reason for doing this was to invite fear but also because droids could take more hits than normal people in lore
@@user-qc8jd5tw6s The B1s in Phantom Menace did take cover during the various firefights inside Theed Palace. Look up the scene just before Padme and her Guards repel up to a higher floor of the palace.
Gracias 😊❤😅
Thanks for getting to this finally. Although you did miss one: the ambush scene led by Steela when they took down the droid transport.
The bureocracy of the Jedi towards the Onderon incident was just pathetic. They end up hypocritically doing most of the key jobs for the terrorists.