Most Stormtroopers who go down onscreen live, as Stormtrooper armor ensures they are only knocked out. Most of the troops on Endor lived up until they were most certainly eaten by the ewoks (:
He said LETHALLY, aka, kill the stormtrooper. Stormtroopers shot by rebels with pistols like in Rebels are shown to be moving when they're downed, he's talking about rebel rifles that can kill a stormtrooper.
The only person who can stop a bad guy with a blaster is a good guy with a blaster. You can have my heavy repeater when you pry it from my cold dead hands. LOL
Good guys with there own guns (who aren't police) don't seem to have been able to stop any recent bad guys from mass murder. But that's ok, hundreds of people can die so long as one gun carrying good guy at one massacre manages to shoot the bad guy after he's killed everyone. Mass shooters' victims this year: >200. Mass shooters killed by good guy: 1. Yay!
Vanders in real life this is true Common Sense gun control is most likely the only solution. I won't argue with you on that because I agree with you on that. But by the maker man I was talking about Star Wars and Star Wars is fiction. Not everything has to mutate into a debate about real life politics. And it was a joke. I'll Star Wars joke it's Star Wars jargon. That's the beauty about movies they don't have to be complicated like real life
You're one of five Storntroopers on a planet on the Outer Rim. If someone wants to carry that E-11 blaster, he very well can as long as he isn't killing anyone lol.
To clarify, the dueling lightsabers mentioned aren't normal lightsabers: they are very low quality, to the point that non-Force sensitives can actually make them, and as such are only about as deadly as a regular vibrosword. The official name for such a lightsaber is "lightfoil".
Did u change your channel name? I was just coming here for some videos from fact free and then it said your name is Lore master. I also noticed the voice changed. Are you fact free? I'm subscribed anyway
Yes I am, I changed my name a few weeks ago. And my friend who used to narrate had to go away for 2 years so someone else is narrating in the meant time.
I like the new and old voices. Changing the name was definitely a good idea. People see a channel named 'fact free' they're going to assume it's a parody news account.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I love your videos so much. The creativity is soooo valued in my opinion. Thank you for being one of the original creators who doesn’t jump on The Last Jedi bandwagon. Your content is fresh and new and I’ve learned so much here about my beloved EU. Keep pushing and keep the AMZING SUPER DUPER EPIC VIDEOS.
What about primitive weapons... like 'slug throwers,' aka... projectile weapons? These weapons were frowned upon because of the difficulty of maintaining logistical support for bullets, but they still existed in the Star Wars Universe.
Interesting video. I really do enjoy your narrating. You are doing the fans of this channel and the former narrator proud if you ask me. Keep it up my friend, may the force be with you
That is kind of similar to what we have in real life and there are those who like to make it worse with the incident that happened today, and the incident in Las Vegas.
Funny thing this is actually the reverse of our own history. Towns like Deadwood tombstone and Carson City had some of the strictest gun control in the days that they were boomtowns. We're not saying you can't own a gun we're not saying you can't carry a gun just don't bring your guns to town. Virgil Earp
Most blasters couldn’t penetrate their armor. The armor would help to absorb the energy, making the laser non lethal, but it would still knock them out. That’s why Ewoks and Chirrut are so effective against them, because sticks and stones would cause their fragile organic bodies to slosh around inside the armor, breaking bones and rupturing organs. Fun stuff!
Stormtrooper armor as actually rather powerful: the Majority of blasters would simply have the heat from the shot spread out via the armor. As a result, Stormtroopers would usually only be knocked out- slightly wounded at most- by the majority of blasters. So while they may be more likely to be incapacitated, as their armor doesn't totally block the shot, they were much more likely to surrvive.
"Typically authoritarian regimes go out of their way to disarm their citizens and make it illegal to hold any firearms as a way to make sure a dissatisfied populace can't rebel" People should take more notice of just how important this really is.
+Robert Mackrell well, here's what I know, and I think many other people know as well: the main infantry weapons of World War 2 were bolt action or semi-automatic rifles and submachine guns. Something like an assault rifle was unheard of (aside from earlier weapons being tried out, like the Russian-made Fedorov Avtomat back in 1915, but there's a debate over whether it should be classified as a light machine gun or a predecessor to the assault rifle, or even a true assault rifle in its own right). So, think of what an assault rifle would do for logistics and warfare on the German side. With such a weapon, you had range and automatic fire, in short, the scaled-down power of the bulky machine gun wrapped up into the size of a typical rifle. A soldier could switch to semi-auto to fire at more distant enemies or switch to fully-auto to clear out buildings or fight at mid-range. It's a logistical dream, one that many nations have adapted to today by producing their own assault rifles. Such a thing means the soldier would no longer need to carry two guns for separate purposes, but would have the same power in one weapon. To clarify on what that power is, a submachine gun fires pistol ammunition, giving it great power up close but less and less the further the target is, as the rounds simply can't reach the same ranges as a rifle can. Bolt-action rifles fire much larger rounds that can go further, but lack the quick rate of fire of a submachine gun, making it unsuitable to use in close quarters. Semi-automatic rifles somewhat remedied this problem, but mainly upped the amount of rounds a soldier could put downrange, and were still highly unsuitable for CQB operations. With an assault rifle, you get both in one gun, with the cost of a slightly downsized cartridge to make automatic fire easier to handle. If you don't think the STG in greater numbers among the German Army would help at a time where most nation's main battle rifle was the same bolt-action rifle they'd used in the previous world war (semi-automatics were around since before the Great War, but were generally viewed as being unstable, and it was thought that soldiers would simply fire off all their ammunition instead of complying with the protocol of volley fire. This is why the British army had concerns with adopting the Lee-Metford over the breech-loading Martini-Henry, they were worried that the men would panic and fire all their rounds, and they'd lose control over the army), then you sir have no place telling me that it wouldn't do anything to lead to the dreaded German victory. It took over half of the world to stop them as it is, just one tiny nation in Europe, with his Italian meat shield and his Japanese friends in the east. And if you think I'm advocating for the Nazis, know that I'm not. It's simply a speculative situation. There usually exists all kinds of speculative situations in which the loser of a war could have won had he done something different. As for the illegality of the cartridge, Hitler himself banned them from use, stating personal distaste with the use of Kurz ammunition. And as for the AK-47, perhaps you should read my source yourself. infogalactic.com/info/StG_44 Look at the history section for the effectiveness of the rifle and the ban on Kurz ammunition, and look at the legacy section to see how it influenced Mikhail Kalashnikov's design.
+Robert Mackrell and so you think he solely based it upon the M1? Did you not read what elements of the STG he incorporated? Most notably, one influence was the Kurz round itself, it being the basis for the 7.62x39mm used for the AK. Seeing as that round was only used for the STG, I'd say that's an influence. And I'm the only one who's listed a source so far, I have yet to see you list one yourself.
+Robert Mackrell I'd think the fact that the early German assault rifle platforms (basically the STG with a different name, and with a few changes in design) were mainly used for the Eastern Front would mean some would have fallen in Russian hands, being captured from dead Germans. Plus, just because the initial designs began in 1941 doesn't mean the intermediate cartridge couldn't be introduced later. Also, earlier designs, like the Fedorov Avtomat, didn't use intermediate cartridges. The Russian Fedorov used 7.62x54mmR, the same ammunition used by the Mosin Nagant. The American BAR used the same 30.06 as the Garand and Springfield. The French Chauchat used 8mm Lebel. In each of these, the recoil was far greater than that of a true assault rifle, despite being of a similar size to be used as one. The STG was the first true assault rifle, rather than an LMG that was more rifle-shaped and could be carried and operated by a single soldier. That intermediate cartridge makes all the difference, with recoil lessened so it could be fired much like an SMG, but with more power and range. The lessened recoil provides more accuracy. And that cartridge was, at the time, the Kurz round. There wasn't really anything else to use other than that, and I think the number of captured STGs used by the Red Army would certainly allow at least a few of the cartridges to be studied and a new intermediate cartridge be produced from the research.
If you ask me, I think America is a bit more lenient in most places in the country compared to the Empire, as even in many highly urban areas here in the United States you can get a gun as easily as a more rural area. However, they are very similar as in poorer and more rural regions of the galaxy tend to have more lenient regulations, just like poorer and more rural states in the U.S tend to have more lenient gun laws. And the richer and more urbanized you go, the stricter the laws are. Which makes sense for a galaxy as vast as Star Wars, less so here in the United States.
They don't because they don't have a need for one. It's a large ass galaxy that varies drastically from planet to planet, system to system, even more so than regions of countries in our own world. No matter what you do, people will still get their hands on weapons because a government on a galactic scale simply doesn't have the power to exert its laws onto literally every part of the Galaxy, hell there's large swaths of the galaxy which are unexplored. That's different than our own world.
Richard Meza-- Did you notice in episode 4 was it (Governor Tok??) I probably didnt spelt that right! That said "Regional governors will enforce the rule of the empire. Seems like Jabba was pretty much the ruler of Tantouine. He however must have been in cahoots with the empire in some way, since they invoked the services of his bountry hunter Bobafet ?? People there carried blasters all over town. Han Solo carried his at Besbin (thats cloud City for young bloods that dont know the continuity of star wars like the maker of episode 7. Lando was the administrator there and could enforce any rules he wanted till empirial troops went there and started putting pressure on him. But I am reminded of things said in episodes 4 -6 (how quaint I know) that kind of gives me the impression that the empire controlled a lot of star systems but had agreements with others that could enforce their own laws governing the ownership of blasters. Han Solo clearly had one and carried it openly at two settlements at least that I am aware of. Just some food for thought. Btw, when new people take over the star wars franchise, uh, they would do good to do their homework (including that math assignment) for continuityy purposes so not to contradict anything yoda, obi wan or Wedge said in the originals. Otherwise, why in tarnation didnt they just come up with their own sci-fi saga, instead of ruining something that gave me great pleasure as a kid. *shakes my head in disbelief and walks away
The aurebesh reads "Imperial peace kheeping certificate" instead of Imperial peace keeping certificate." They use the oh symbol instead of the k symbol.
Short answer; probably not, but you can't stop people from trying to get around injustice, especially when they are as spread out and distracted by the rebellion as they are.
Ammo would be expensive, bulky, unconcealed and heavy. People aren't gonna walk around with heavy slug throwers and 10 pounds of ammunition. Not only is it ineffective for concealed use but also extremely attention grabbing and can instantly expose you as suspicious and untrustworthy by being armed with something like that.
Sounds to me like local governments had much more say than Imperial authorities. Almost like how very few weapons are outlawed or restricted by the US federal government (see Class 3 weapons) but individual states, counties, or municipalities could impose stricter gun control measures should they so choose... While not ideal IMO sounds pretty good to me.
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Blasters don't kill people...Wookies kill people.
It's not wise to upset a wookie.
Saesee Tiin Blasters don't kill people, I kill people with Blasters.
Hobgoblin1975 go back to your planer wookies
Hobgoblin1975 #WookieLivesMatter
But what about the droid attack on the wookiees?
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free Galaxy, the right of the people to keep and bear Blasters, shall not be infringed.
OHHHHH MY GOD THE SECOND AMENDMENT EXISTS EVEN IN STAR WARS YAAAAAAAS 🅱️
xCrimsonxTidex what about the right to arm Bears with blasters
@@theAverageJoe25 I just imagined a chewbacca holding a RPG-7 lol
@@ryanchuabowen2045 I need that on a poster
Amen brother!! Force bless the Freedoms of all those fighting for peace, justice and freedom under the law.
What part of “Shall not be infringed “ did the Empire not understand?
or go to church for divine worship without some nutter shooting up the joint
Talis - da - Man What part of gun restrictions only make things worse do you not understand?
A well armed people cannot be oppressed
WoomyB GUNS FOR THE PROLETARIAT
JUST TRAPUSKI then make like han and SHOOT FIRST
I have an idea to an Video : What happend to Grievous Lightsaber collection After the Clone wars
collected by the Empire
They made a fine addition to the Empire's collection.
That would be cool
Space eBay
I believe Palpatine kept them as artifacts on Phyllo
The comment section in this one's going to be fun
josh1920 already saw it coming 😂
Meh guns n shit lmao
Ikr?
@@anarchythefox "Communists"
@@anarchythefox There's that word again, "Communist". You use it like you actually know what it means
It's easy to tell that you spend a lot of time to make these videos, they are good quality and very interesting. Keep it up!
Nice,1984
Big Brother is Watching
The Emperor is watching you.
I love watching star wars lore videos,no matter if it's Canon or legends
“Blasters that could penetrate Stormtrooper Armour”
So....are rocks and Bows made out of twigs illegal too?
Read the FIRST word in the quote. BLASTER
Rocks and bows are not blasters
Most Stormtroopers who go down onscreen live, as Stormtrooper armor ensures they are only knocked out. Most of the troops on Endor lived up until they were most certainly eaten by the ewoks (:
OI M8! YOU GOT A LOICENSE FOR DAT STONE?!
He said LETHALLY, aka, kill the stormtrooper.
Stormtroopers shot by rebels with pistols like in Rebels are shown to be moving when they're downed, he's talking about rebel rifles that can kill a stormtrooper.
The only person who can stop a bad guy with a blaster is a good guy with a blaster. You can have my heavy repeater when you pry it from my cold dead hands. LOL
MOTHERFUCKERS
Mike Vasquez the dark side of America (cough cough California cough cough)
I don't care about California. Besides every nation has their dark side.
Good guys with there own guns (who aren't police) don't seem to have been able to stop any recent bad guys from mass murder. But that's ok, hundreds of people can die so long as one gun carrying good guy at one massacre manages to shoot the bad guy after he's killed everyone. Mass shooters' victims this year: >200. Mass shooters killed by good guy: 1. Yay!
Vanders in real life this is true Common Sense gun control is most likely the only solution. I won't argue with you on that because I agree with you on that. But by the maker man I was talking about Star Wars and Star Wars is fiction. Not everything has to mutate into a debate about real life politics. And it was a joke. I'll Star Wars joke it's Star Wars jargon. That's the beauty about movies they don't have to be complicated like real life
For a government that preaches for order and stability, the Empire sure does play things loosey goosey.
You're one of five Storntroopers on a planet on the Outer Rim.
If someone wants to carry that E-11 blaster, he very well can as long as he isn't killing anyone lol.
I mean, they are ruling an entire galaxy. It's going to be hard to put such preaches into absolute practice for every system.
To clarify, the dueling lightsabers mentioned aren't normal lightsabers: they are very low quality, to the point that non-Force sensitives can actually make them, and as such are only about as deadly as a regular vibrosword. The official name for such a lightsaber is "lightfoil".
That's concept art for Han Solo and Greedo at 0:49!
This was a great video and explanation.
Gerardo Reyes quite, quite
Gerardo Reyes Agreed, the universe isn't widely talked about like it used to be.
I love how we're discussing politics and not star wars.
Space gun control.
Never works.
Grenade Jump I think you mean "Gun control...in *SPAAAAAACE!"*
Talis - da - Man It even has people passionately defending both sides and turning the comment section into utter garbage.
Did u change your channel name? I was just coming here for some videos from fact free and then it said your name is Lore master. I also noticed the voice changed. Are you fact free? I'm subscribed anyway
Yes I am, I changed my name a few weeks ago. And my friend who used to narrate had to go away for 2 years so someone else is narrating in the meant time.
boba fett the guy reading the script couldn't do it anymore and the fact free name was a dare and since the channel is big he changed it
boba fett yeah the voice is gay
Aurα вírdч you have no reason to say that
I like the new and old voices. Changing the name was definitely a good idea. People see a channel named 'fact free' they're going to assume it's a parody news account.
I love that you used art from the 1984 novel! I studied it in class!
“Blasters that could penetrate stormtrooper armor” so any weapon.
Ah, but owning a light saber was highly illegal.
Because of jedi.
I’m pretty impressed by the rules on coruscant, mostly just because they somehow managed to be even stricter than Illinois or California.
Politicians who preach control of wepons but carries themselves and has armed Security guards............seem familiar?
Politician who has a planet destroying super weapon....nothing familiar there.
Democrats.
Allways have, allways will.
Pretty much common thing for police
Brandon Jinjiyoshi Tilley yes the superiors
Lord Vader: Watching you.
By the "Empire" using illegal weapons despite the ban by the Senate, you mean Palpatine.
Yes.we have laws and order while rebellion does not!
darth vader your empire is weak (ignites blue lightsaber)
darth vader All hail the Emperor
AfterlifeGaming goooooodd
Francisco Garcia empirial ?
darth vader: Vader you do realise you where the one who saved the Rebellion by saving Luke and Killing the Emperor. 😆
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I love your videos so much. The creativity is soooo valued in my opinion. Thank you for being one of the original creators who doesn’t jump on The Last Jedi bandwagon. Your content is fresh and new and I’ve learned so much here about my beloved EU. Keep pushing and keep the AMZING SUPER DUPER EPIC VIDEOS.
+TheREAL Obi-Wan Kenobi Haha thank you, your support means a lot :)
What about slug-throwers?
Fully semi automatic assault slugthrower
Bossk would be a great middle linebacker or running back. 6'2" 250 lbs
No one is allowed to own blaster and look what happen. The sith took over.
What about primitive weapons... like 'slug throwers,' aka... projectile weapons? These weapons were frowned upon because of the difficulty of maintaining logistical support for bullets, but they still existed in the Star Wars Universe.
Interesting video.
I really do enjoy your narrating. You are doing the fans of this channel and the former narrator proud if you ask me.
Keep it up my friend, may the force be with you
Nice Vid Always wanted to know if blasters was allowed
Nice video Fact Free or Lore master
Either name is fine lol.
Damsun Mon to me he'll always be fact free
The Lore Master why'd you change you're name
+tired kid he did a video on it
Fact free
0:43 - 1:01
Han Solo shot Greedo in a cantina is a perfect example.
Because blaster free zones worked so well on the south side of Nar Shaddaa.
0:43
“In some establishments on the outer rim, firing blasters within the premises was prohibited”
The good thing about this new stuff is more and faster uploads
That is kind of similar to what we have in real life and there are those who like to make it worse with the incident that happened today, and the incident in Las Vegas.
I for one want to see Romeo and Tybalt of House Montegue and Capulet (respectively for those who haven't read) dueling with lightsabers.
Space Italians.
Prince Partee do thy bite thou finger at me?
They'll have to take it from my cold dead fingers.
InfinityTemplar 我喜欢耶稣 the imperials?
Wilson Hammer
Anyone!
InfinityTemplar 我喜欢耶稣 That can be arranged! 😎
So the Empire was awesome it allowed you to own weapons in some places.
AMEN
So were there rebel factions that were essentially the star wars equivalent of Boogaloo Bois?
What wonderful *new* info to learn about thanks Lore Master again can't wait to hear your opinion and thoughts on the Last Jedi!
Funny thing this is actually the reverse of our own history. Towns like Deadwood tombstone and Carson City had some of the strictest gun control in the days that they were boomtowns. We're not saying you can't own a gun we're not saying you can't carry a gun just don't bring your guns to town. Virgil Earp
Yeah I read about that, you checked them in with the local police department. But guns were extremely common on the road
1:20 so all blasters
Most blasters couldn’t penetrate their armor. The armor would help to absorb the energy, making the laser non lethal, but it would still knock them out. That’s why Ewoks and Chirrut are so effective against them, because sticks and stones would cause their fragile organic bodies to slosh around inside the armor, breaking bones and rupturing organs. Fun stuff!
Stormtrooper armor as actually rather powerful: the Majority of blasters would simply have the heat from the shot spread out via the armor. As a result, Stormtroopers would usually only be knocked out- slightly wounded at most- by the majority of blasters.
So while they may be more likely to be incapacitated, as their armor doesn't totally block the shot, they were much more likely to surrvive.
Tyler Kuhn no because regular stormtrooper armor is supposed to stop regular blaster bolts
CrazyDolphin you're right
Tyler Kuhn the Han solo Blaster was outlawed because it could penetrate StormTrooper Armor
0:23 That Stormtrooper is
*A* *N* *G* *E* *R* *Y*
Always watch out for governments trying to take your weapons.
I wish there was a channel that did this type of videos but about history
The Empire wanted to keep citizens safe by avoiding blasters to fall in the hands of dangerous criminals (the Rebels)
We need blaster control! Think of the Rhodians!
"Typically authoritarian regimes go out of their way to disarm their citizens and make it illegal to hold any firearms as a way to make sure a dissatisfied populace can't rebel"
People should take more notice of just how important this really is.
Another great vid Fact Free, also funny how governments/militaries tend to ignore their own laws lol.
That's pretty common even in the real world lol.
+Robert Mackrell well, here's what I know, and I think many other people know as well: the main infantry weapons of World War 2 were bolt action or semi-automatic rifles and submachine guns. Something like an assault rifle was unheard of (aside from earlier weapons being tried out, like the Russian-made Fedorov Avtomat back in 1915, but there's a debate over whether it should be classified as a light machine gun or a predecessor to the assault rifle, or even a true assault rifle in its own right). So, think of what an assault rifle would do for logistics and warfare on the German side. With such a weapon, you had range and automatic fire, in short, the scaled-down power of the bulky machine gun wrapped up into the size of a typical rifle. A soldier could switch to semi-auto to fire at more distant enemies or switch to fully-auto to clear out buildings or fight at mid-range. It's a logistical dream, one that many nations have adapted to today by producing their own assault rifles. Such a thing means the soldier would no longer need to carry two guns for separate purposes, but would have the same power in one weapon. To clarify on what that power is, a submachine gun fires pistol ammunition, giving it great power up close but less and less the further the target is, as the rounds simply can't reach the same ranges as a rifle can. Bolt-action rifles fire much larger rounds that can go further, but lack the quick rate of fire of a submachine gun, making it unsuitable to use in close quarters. Semi-automatic rifles somewhat remedied this problem, but mainly upped the amount of rounds a soldier could put downrange, and were still highly unsuitable for CQB operations. With an assault rifle, you get both in one gun, with the cost of a slightly downsized cartridge to make automatic fire easier to handle. If you don't think the STG in greater numbers among the German Army would help at a time where most nation's main battle rifle was the same bolt-action rifle they'd used in the previous world war (semi-automatics were around since before the Great War, but were generally viewed as being unstable, and it was thought that soldiers would simply fire off all their ammunition instead of complying with the protocol of volley fire. This is why the British army had concerns with adopting the Lee-Metford over the breech-loading Martini-Henry, they were worried that the men would panic and fire all their rounds, and they'd lose control over the army), then you sir have no place telling me that it wouldn't do anything to lead to the dreaded German victory. It took over half of the world to stop them as it is, just one tiny nation in Europe, with his Italian meat shield and his Japanese friends in the east. And if you think I'm advocating for the Nazis, know that I'm not. It's simply a speculative situation. There usually exists all kinds of speculative situations in which the loser of a war could have won had he done something different.
As for the illegality of the cartridge, Hitler himself banned them from use, stating personal distaste with the use of Kurz ammunition.
And as for the AK-47, perhaps you should read my source yourself.
infogalactic.com/info/StG_44
Look at the history section for the effectiveness of the rifle and the ban on Kurz ammunition, and look at the legacy section to see how it influenced Mikhail Kalashnikov's design.
I see you've opted to not read the handy source I provided. Either that, or you're simply ignoring it.
+Robert Mackrell and so you think he solely based it upon the M1? Did you not read what elements of the STG he incorporated? Most notably, one influence was the Kurz round itself, it being the basis for the 7.62x39mm used for the AK. Seeing as that round was only used for the STG, I'd say that's an influence. And I'm the only one who's listed a source so far, I have yet to see you list one yourself.
+Robert Mackrell I'd think the fact that the early German assault rifle platforms (basically the STG with a different name, and with a few changes in design) were mainly used for the Eastern Front would mean some would have fallen in Russian hands, being captured from dead Germans.
Plus, just because the initial designs began in 1941 doesn't mean the intermediate cartridge couldn't be introduced later. Also, earlier designs, like the Fedorov Avtomat, didn't use intermediate cartridges. The Russian Fedorov used 7.62x54mmR, the same ammunition used by the Mosin Nagant. The American BAR used the same 30.06 as the Garand and Springfield. The French Chauchat used 8mm Lebel. In each of these, the recoil was far greater than that of a true assault rifle, despite being of a similar size to be used as one. The STG was the first true assault rifle, rather than an LMG that was more rifle-shaped and could be carried and operated by a single soldier. That intermediate cartridge makes all the difference, with recoil lessened so it could be fired much like an SMG, but with more power and range. The lessened recoil provides more accuracy. And that cartridge was, at the time, the Kurz round. There wasn't really anything else to use other than that, and I think the number of captured STGs used by the Red Army would certainly allow at least a few of the cartridges to be studied and a new intermediate cartridge be produced from the research.
Gun Control: In Space!
And this is the empire that spent years building 2 giant iron moons dedicated to destroying planets.
...Thanks for this... -Totally explains why some characters in SW, always had Small arms like Padme, Gen. Calrissian (Lando), Gideon, etc...
So basically the Empire was kind of like America when it came to blasters. No military grade weapons, but normal weapons were legal.
If you ask me, I think America is a bit more lenient in most places in the country compared to the Empire, as even in many highly urban areas here in the United States you can get a gun as easily as a more rural area. However, they are very similar as in poorer and more rural regions of the galaxy tend to have more lenient regulations, just like poorer and more rural states in the U.S tend to have more lenient gun laws. And the richer and more urbanized you go, the stricter the laws are. Which makes sense for a galaxy as vast as Star Wars, less so here in the United States.
A lot of the Imperial laws regarding weapons control actually made sense.
Haaha "Bosk's bounty hunter license"!
Didnt expect that one !
Based Lore Video
The galactic empire: the definition of absolute corruption.
A subject I didn't know I cared about til I read the video title.
'Was the Empire anti-2nd Amendment?'
Ya'know, if they had a 2nd.
They don't because they don't have a need for one. It's a large ass galaxy that varies drastically from planet to planet, system to system, even more so than regions of countries in our own world. No matter what you do, people will still get their hands on weapons because a government on a galactic scale simply doesn't have the power to exert its laws onto literally every part of the Galaxy, hell there's large swaths of the galaxy which are unexplored. That's different than our own world.
So basically if I comment quick enough, the lore master will reply? Well what's up my dudes?
Not always, but I'm usually most active in the comments around the first 10 or 20 minutes of a video's release.
Well that's good to know. Perhaps I'll be able to comment real question on your next video. Seeya.
This is good, at least they were organized.
Great video! Love the artwork that you used.
“Unnecessary bloodshed” Ummmmmmm.....right....lets talk about that palpatine🤔
Yes. Because they loved my pink blaster that shoots pink bolts
Cringey
I SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO OWN DROIDEKAS IF I WANT
Richard Meza-- Did you notice in episode 4 was it (Governor Tok??) I probably didnt spelt that right! That said "Regional governors will enforce the rule of the empire. Seems like Jabba was pretty much the ruler of Tantouine. He however must have been in cahoots with the empire in some way, since they invoked the services of his bountry hunter Bobafet ?? People there carried blasters all over town. Han Solo carried his at Besbin (thats cloud City for young bloods that dont know the continuity of star wars like the maker of episode 7. Lando was the administrator there and could enforce any rules he wanted till empirial troops went there and started putting pressure on him. But I am reminded of things said in episodes 4 -6 (how quaint I know) that kind of gives me the impression that the empire controlled a lot of star systems but had agreements with others that could enforce their own laws governing the ownership of blasters. Han Solo clearly had one and carried it openly at two settlements at least that I am aware of. Just some food for thought. Btw, when new people take over the star wars franchise, uh, they would do good to do their homework (including that math assignment) for continuityy purposes so not to contradict anything yoda, obi wan or Wedge said in the originals. Otherwise, why in tarnation didnt they just come up with their own sci-fi saga, instead of ruining something that gave me great pleasure as a kid. *shakes my head in disbelief and walks away
I like that 1984 refereance at the start
I'm a proud member of the NRA National Raygun Association.
Galactic Blaster Association - GBA (heh)
I HAVE A RIGHT TO MY HEAVY REPEATER, IT'S FOR HUNTING!
No, it's for opposing the government. Nobody ever said heavy weapons are for hunting, in SW or real life.
A good guy with a blaster is the best defense against a bad guy with a blaster.
This is what happens when you let your govt take away your "dangerous assault weapons"
"You would need a death star in order to defeat the empire"
Emperor palpatine speaking on blaster rights and well regulated militias.
Weapons are a part of my religion.
Sounds kind of like real life.
"This is the rebellion"
Ah, the light foil. Almost like a light saber
You make the best star wars videos: awesome
The aurebesh reads "Imperial peace kheeping certificate" instead of Imperial peace keeping certificate." They use the oh symbol instead of the k symbol.
What happened to admiral ackbar?
GEORGE barber Got stuck in a Trap.
He could save others, but not himself.
He became a Space Muslim and changed his name Allahu and then blew himself up.
GEORGE barber "What happened to Admiral Ackbar?"
*Oh, he's at the snackbar!*
He could save others from traps but not himself *IRONIC* (and admiral ackbar from ep7 isn't admiral ackbar, ep7 isn't real canon)
anti brony master race oops i forgot
Do a republic blaster one
perfect video, specially the intro
Do toy blasters require an orange-colored tip? Asking for a droid friend.
I’m still not convinced that the Imperials are the bad guys.
It's official, literally any regime is better than living in California.
specially when you have cities like Compton (great rappers come from there tho)
You don't like it, go the Russia.
It's perfectly fine in California. If rather live here then some shitty rural community in the mid west.
Tactical Strategist i live in California, and it fucking sucks...
sounds like a citizen of Modesto to me
Check with your local Imperial Ordinances coinciding with your Imperial issued Concealed Blaster Permit, your mileage may vary.
Astounding how the Empire has such complex laws over gun or should I say blaster control
Evil or not they are serious about Order
In the Star Wars universe, are there any swords besides lightsabers?
IBA-Intergalactic blaster association
So what about ballistic weapons? Were they banned in some places of the empire too?
Short answer; probably not, but you can't stop people from trying to get around injustice, especially when they are as spread out and distracted by the rebellion as they are.
Use a slug thrower. They seem to be unregulated and can be even more lethal then blasters under certain circumstances.
Ammo would be expensive, bulky, unconcealed and heavy. People aren't gonna walk around with heavy slug throwers and 10 pounds of ammunition. Not only is it ineffective for concealed use but also extremely attention grabbing and can instantly expose you as suspicious and untrustworthy by being armed with something like that.
Blasters should only have 10 shot capacitors. If you can’t hit anything in 10 shots you should enlist as a stormtrooper.
Sounds to me like local governments had much more say than Imperial authorities. Almost like how very few weapons are outlawed or restricted by the US federal government (see Class 3 weapons) but individual states, counties, or municipalities could impose stricter gun control measures should they so choose... While not ideal IMO sounds pretty good to me.
So does Star Wars have lore for everything? If so what’s the lore for blue milk?
Space cows, aka nerfs.
As some one who owns two blaster i hate the laws they put they need to make it easier to get a blaster regardless the use of the blaster
Nice 1984 art good book as well