“Uhh sir, why are our Fighters designed like this?” “Why do you ask?” “Well, sir, these Tie Fighters are a death trap.” “You dare question the empires design?!?” “No- Well, yes sir. These things are horrible for pilots and as an ex pilot my sel-“ *Gets taken away by guards* “Wait! Wait! Please!” “Anyone else going to question our design? No? Good.”
Dear god I would not like to think about the crew... if there are any survivors after such a maneuver like that. It would depend how fast it would be spinning
Jesus that thing was wierd. A lot of uglies are wierd, but some are actually pretty cool. Like the ugly that was a TIE fighter cockpit with X wing wings. The wings could rotate around the cockpit and it was used by the twi-leks when they fought the the Rebel Alliance at one point.
3:45 #4 the Y- Wing. "It ultimately played a big role in the defeat of the CIS…" Darth Sidious and Vader *"What? The CIS leadership didn't slice itself up".*
@@impetu4302 it fit, but there were also upgrade kits with shield generator (most likely offspring of TIE Interdictor/Punisher development) - moreover, during Thrawn campaign most of his fighters were TIE/I with shields
I think the best part bout your channel is how casually you talk about Star Wars vehicles and love as though it was fact and history. It really allows for a new level of immersion that I look forward to for a little escapism.
@@SorenDoesStuff you bucketheads always do... But, I am a Free Trader... I don't care who runs the Galaxy, Empire or Republic... I pay my taxes, follow the laws (mostly), & who cares who runs the Galaxy...
Corellian ship yards may make ugly ships, but they are fast. Especially the freighters. I hear tale of one scruffy looking guy using one to make the Kessel run in record time.
Bro I fucked people up with the cloud car in the og bf. It was so fast with such a high rate of fire. Strafing runs on the platforms + ambushing enemy ships from the corner of the map.
It was good for survival when it got glitched and didn't blow up once you got shot down. I remember jumping out with a jet clone trooper and making back on to the platform when that happened (I was playing the PC version)
I always had a thing for B Wings. In the X Wing games I spent the most time in the B Wing. Nothing like approaching a Nebulon B or Star Destroyer with a flight of B Wings and unleashing salvos of torpedoes.
In the X wing games B wings were even OP. Powerful blasters, a lot of payload, great shields, decent speed and manuverability, and, if needed, diverting all the energy form the shields to the engines, they were even super fast.
The T-47 Airspeeder / Snowspeeder: It's the one craft which *isn't* equipped with plot armor to save a main character from getting shot down. In fact, unless your name is Wedge Antilles? Just stay away from it.
@@custink22 no they didn't. Most Rebel pilots were Imperial pilots who defected at various points, hence varying skills. A lot of Rebel pilots like Luke flew civilian craft like the T-16 that were also, whether they knew it or not, clandestine training craft for Rebel ships. Incom deliberately made the controls for the X-Wing extremely similar to the T-16 so there would be minimal training and learning curve for flying it.
@@chrismc410 glad to know they didnt change that. I knew about Rebel pilots being largely Imperial trained, and that Incom made the T-16 similar to the X-Wing.
frakk motorbikes, i want a swoop......with extended handlebars and tall seat back.....frakk yeah man I want that shizz.... good gods i wish we had antigrav tech cus i'd totally build one....
@@lichguard did anyone tell you it's not nice to rain on a villain's parade?? yer raining on my parade dammit! get off my lawn!! LMFAO!!! [I'm joking BTW]
@@jm-sh6qr I think when the First Order falls they should send those things up. They'd make great fireworks displays. Just send it with a droid pilot and there you go, no real loss and one heck of a light show! :D
@@Archangelglenn Judging by TLJ, that's about all it's good for. Given that the one time they were shown in use, most of their squadron got destroyed by the debris of a single bomber that was hit by a downed TIE.
The main issue for the B-Wing was, as you mentioned, rotating on the cockpit, but by the time of the Battle of Endor? They had simplified that mechanism to it's basic two positions of cruising and attack modes.
1 side is pod racing with colorful streamers on a white landscape for a nice artistic touch, the other side is piloting proper fighting vehicles and making mincemeat of the artistes
To be fair, the mg star fortresses were designed for mopping up stubborn garrisons that have very little or no anti-air firepower left so their deployment in TLJ is more or less misused, moreover, they were quite old by the time of TLJ and most of them were modified for non-combat purpose (cargo, fire-engine, deep-space exploration...etc)
I quite like the A, Y, and B-wings. I'm already an unstoppable ace when I fly a Y-wing in the original Battlefront 2. (Y-wings weren't meant to take on a TIE interceptor but I can and succeed)
@Generation Tech I’ve been subscribed to this channel for some time now, and I’d like say thank you for all the time and effort put in to make these videos.
@@stevenquinlivan7096 Brutal... But it doesn't look like an "ugly". But tough for a lone model bomber. I still probably prefer the arc-170, but the k is getting added to my wish list.
The trouble with the ski speeder was that it was a recreational vehicle modified to be a fighter by the Rebel Alliance some 40 odd years before The Last Jedi. The Rebels abandoned them on Krait and the Resistance only used them because they had no other options.
The Legends A-wing doesn't seem like a deathtrap. I'm still waiting on a video comparing legends starfighters (Eta-5/XJ-series X-wings/E-wings) vs Canon T-70/85 and RZ-2 fighters.
I'm fairly certain the A-wing mark 2 was just a standard production model of the A-wing. Where the first model was made from other parts, and had no official production system. I would say the A-wing Mark 2 be considered the 'standard' A-wing in versus battles.
@@sammywhite5127 I'm fairly certain that's true. But I consider the main advantage of the A-wing mk II is the standardized materials and manufacturing. It allows the engines and weapons to be used more effectively. Not to mention maintenance would be easier. Which makes ground crew happy. And happy ground crew is pretty important.
@@colekenney2965 I know it's pretty much just the original A-wing standardized but I just really want to see the A-wing Mark II kick the shit out of that ridiculous knock off from the new "Canon" where for some reason they thought it would be a good idea to make a ship that was already pretty much the fastest fighter in existence even faster at the expense of half its firepower and protection
The Cloud Car looks to be inspired from the F-82 Twin Mustang. That was basically fusing two P-51 Mustangs together. Unlike the Cloud Car, the two pilots of the Twin Mustang could either fly or operate the weapons alternatively. The reason for fusing the two fighters was to increase range, which it did. It actually could fly from New York to Hawaii. One improvement to the Cloud Car is to allow both occupants the ability to pilot and control the weapons. A much more practical solution is simply cut the Cloud Car in half and make each fuselage its own vehicle.
2:00 To survive battle in a TIE Fighter you'd have to be a highly skilled pilot who could make maximum use of the ships speed and maneuverability, to avoid getting hit.
The Ski Speeder's may suck from a practical standpoint, but man are they fun to pilot in Battlefront 2. The dust clouds they kick up look freaking awesome, and I wish Crait was a map that you got to play more often.
As far as star wars ships go I reckon the most dangerous ship to fly is probably a tie fighter. These things magnetise themselves towards anything you might crash into in the vastness of space without you even putting any input in the controls. Lost so many good pilots in the death star battles from collisions, also in the asteroids in the hoth system chasing a clunky old freighter of all things. Tie fighters of the empire were just not designed for combat, or use for that matter. I bet they were sold with a disclaimer.
The TIE Fighter used the same design philosophy as the B1 Battle Droids: Any enemy can be defeated if you throw enough cannon fodder at it. (And look how well that turned out).
"But it did look cool." No, it really didn't. I'll always remember that shitty salt speeder for Rose's impersonation of Porkins flying for the Imperial Japanese.
The Resistance was trying to survive. The speeders were literally the only thing they had at that rundown old base that was larger than a pistol or rifle.
Sorry but that doesn't make sense those speeders don't have guns on them or if they do they didn't fire them so what was the point in using them, I mean besides the obvious of allowing the obnoxious full of himself hack director from wanking off to his "revolutionary" idea of contrasting white and red
@@BennyLlama39 Right! The sputtering NK prop plane that always missed the camp, and Frank shot it down with his pistol (?) because he was mad at everyone else not doing anything about it.
a note about the ski speeders, they were indeed deathtraps, but they were all that was left. kind of a "this probably won't work bu we have to try because it is all we got." they were leftover rebellion craft and were probably deathtraps back then, probably why they were left behind in flavor of the Air Speeder used on Hoth
Just imagining what flying such a ship would be like gives me a nose bleed. Aesthetically awesome, but the gyro cockpit would be a bear to get used to.
That slow dangerous bomber thing is really awesome because it’s so close to it‘s inspiration..! But exactly why anyone would use it against anything that can defend itself is beyond me…
1. X Wing in all her classy glory 2. Tie Defender because awesome 3. Slave 1, armor, shields, redundancy and dakka 4. K Wing, Moar Dakka! And screw everything in front of you 5. Mother Frackin Missile Boat!!
Just a heads up, the delta 7 DID have shields. It was the eta 2 that didnt have shields. Also, the jedi didnt consider either ship a bad combat vessel or unsafe. In fact they jedi mainly used them because their force skills allowed the fighters to be piloted while minimizing its shortcomings. Also, the falcon's failing hyperdrive was a "write-in" and used to give the ship character. It never had structural issues. It was modified to do exactly what Han wanted it to be: able to either out run anything bigger than it OR outgun anything smaller. About the bwing. The cockpit spinning feature was able to be locked in place by the pilot, negating the issue of spinning... The REAL issue with the b-wing was that it was costly to maintain...THATS IT. Dude... DO YOU EVEN STAR WARS?
I honestly think the MG-100 Star Fortress gets a bad rap for no reason. What happened in the space battle in episode 8 was a fluke. A TIE fighter just happened to crash inside the ship just when it opened the bag doors which caused all the bombs, strong enough to blow up a dreadnaught, to blow up simultaneously. Then there was a domino effect of debris hitting the other ships nearby. The ship itself packs quite the punch and has multiple gunner positions to protect it. It’s the pilots fault for flying so close together, the ship really isn’t that bad
that is true, from a mechanical standpoint the idea behind Uglies is a lot like the C.E.C. ships, something that can fly till its hits something; the real problem behind Uglies is that you typically have a desperate/half baked/drunken mechanics teams throwing together combat damaged scraps with little to no time to work out any potential bugs and hoping the welding will hold it together instead of a ship that was built based off of good planning and good parts. Then again, Early E-wings were not that great and they were designed and built by professionals.
I just want to say spinning is a great trick and the b wing does it best keeping the cockpit steady while spinning the body for the best kill position. Only thing better then a b wing is the ugly version with a corellion yt cockpit so you can go spinning with your friends.
as there are innumerable versions of a YT freighter design and the Millenium Falcon is iconic within the fandom, 6:42 is _not_ the Millenium Falcon... the Mirrorium Fauxcon, maybe.
To be fair, you can find death traps like those here on earth as well; you just have to go to the outer rim....ie, Alabama. Plenty of cobbled together monstrosities people are riding around in out in the sticks!
You ever ride in a Datson 240Z with the un made from two care and the engine and transmission from another brand of car? Terrifying. And this was in Massachusetts.
Oh! I also got to ride in the back of a Dodge Ramcharger that had a floating piece of 1/2 plywood for a floor in the back (about half the size of the floor it was replacing), and I was sitting on two stacked milk crates on that plywood as we took back roads and turns at 45MPH +. How am I alive>
Podracers are also some of the most dangerous things to pilot as any scumbag tactics are allowed to dispose of your opponents and due to their speed, the race route itself can become a death trap...
The B wing was nice. The only problem was the difficulty to fly. Also Y wings were supposed to be safe with the escape pod. But rebels getting rid of the turret was a bad idea.
In all the legends, Bwing is more maneuverable, faster, better shielded, etc than the Ywing. It is only for Squadrons balance they made it less maneuverable. Look at the stats from the Xwing and Tie Fighter games on their stats.
Oh man, thanks for the reminder of two big reasons my folks and I left the Last Jedi so dissapointed and asking, “what were they smoking when they planned those battle scenes”. The mentioned bomber and speeder from that movie just seemed like something that would belong in museums rather than in ANY battle in the time perions of the prequels, original trilogy, or disney trilogy.
I'd fly all these ships including my all time favorite ship the Millennium Falcon which is the icon ship of Star Wars and I would love to fly the Uglies from the SW Corellian trilogy of novels from 1995 by Roger Macbride Allen.
“I don’t know what they were trying to do, but it looked cool.” Perfectly sums up all military decisions in the Star Wars universe.
“Uhh sir, why are our Fighters designed like this?”
“Why do you ask?”
“Well, sir, these Tie Fighters are a death trap.”
“You dare question the empires design?!?”
“No- Well, yes sir. These things are horrible for pilots and as an ex pilot my sel-“
*Gets taken away by guards*
“Wait! Wait! Please!”
“Anyone else going to question our design? No? Good.”
Rule #1- The Rule of Cool
I think the Millenium Falcon might be the safest ship to be on with all this plot armor
Also considering it is ~90 years old now I think it is save to say, that it was pretty save for the most time.
Plus when Rey is on board that acts as some sort of multiplier for the plot armor, due to strong female character bullshit or whatever 😂
Gotta love plot armour.
@@JaelaOrdo The Falcon is now blessed by that greatest of goddesses, Mary Sue.
Jae Caesar
Mary sue plot Armour
Try spinning, thats a good trick
*Executor star destroyer starts spinning*
Oh god that'd be horrible
Dear god I would not like to think about the crew... if there are any survivors after such a maneuver like that. It would depend how fast it would be spinning
It might have kept the A-wing out of the OBVIOUSLY PLACED bridge.
@@ritzymule2876 Progressively worse states of liquefaction from the center on out
XD
Literally any ship piloted by an extra or unnamed character
Especially if they're overweight.
RIP Porkins, the guy in the Death Star 2 run, and original Red 5
@@justafaniv1097 porjins was an excellent ground attack fighter pilot
Wedge was an extra and he was invincible
YEEEEES
Ah yes, the Red Shirts™ of Star Wars
There's only one thing better than a cloud car...
A cloud car with a gonk droid compartment, who agrees
That's just a suicide attack ship
@@nickmccammant9096 it's not suicide if you have gonk droid by your side
Well when gonk droids are hit they tend to explode in a big way
@@nickmccammant9096 maybe but gonk droid was the most powerful entity in the entire universe
he always had a plan we he exploded
@@nickmccammant9096 *THATS WHY ITS SUCH A GOOD SHIP! THE GONK DROID TURNS THE CLOUD CAR INTO A HEAVY BOMBER!*
"Cobbled together from starfighters"
That one was made from an AT-ST!
Jesus that thing was wierd. A lot of uglies are wierd, but some are actually pretty cool. Like the ugly that was a TIE fighter cockpit with X wing wings. The wings could rotate around the cockpit and it was used by the twi-leks when they fought the the Rebel Alliance at one point.
@@alem1655 I like the one with the X wing body and the TIE interceptor wings
3:45 #4 the Y- Wing.
"It ultimately played a big role in the defeat of the CIS…"
Darth Sidious and Vader *"What? The CIS leadership didn't slice itself up".*
Do you mean 3:45?
You need to use a : if you want to timestamp
@@sprinkleman8103 oh, yeh, must've been a typo.
What about the TIE-Bomber? It was slow, cumbersome, poorly armored, and unshielded.
AND it's payload was prone to exploding...
@@deadpoolshitlist8510 true
Probably falls under the “Tie” category?
I still wanted to pilot one of these so badly back when playing original Rogue Squadron for N64.
@@impetu4302 it fit, but there were also upgrade kits with shield generator (most likely offspring of TIE Interdictor/Punisher development) - moreover, during Thrawn campaign most of his fighters were TIE/I with shields
I think the best part bout your channel is how casually you talk about Star Wars vehicles and love as though it was fact and history. It really allows for a new level of immersion that I look forward to for a little escapism.
What do you mean "As if they were history"? They ARE history.
@@josue_mejia True, true, it is a long time ago after all lol
It's extremely biased tho, I'm sure this HoloTuber is a Rebel Propagandist
"The Millennium Falcon at this point belongs in a museum" sounds like a reference to Indiana Jones and that's awesome
Allen, we "Smugglers" prefer being called "Free Traders". The term "Smuggler" is jobist.
Yea sure why not I don’t like tariffs anyway
Trip The Trippy One
Us Mandos are okay with Smugglers
You know it’d be expensive to by something grown in a place without good ports, so they have to ship it to another area, THEN sell it off world
@@alenimelis4969 my wife is happy to hear that as she is a Mandalorian...
@@SorenDoesStuff you bucketheads always do... But, I am a Free Trader... I don't care who runs the Galaxy, Empire or Republic... I pay my taxes, follow the laws (mostly), & who cares who runs the Galaxy...
Solo having removed all the safety overrides on the Falcons hyperdrives does not help its survival either.
@Justin Last sounds like a Canadian Armed Forces Sea King Helicopter....
Justin Last that wound up in the hands of an exceptional pilot
Corellian ship yards may make ugly ships, but they are fast. Especially the freighters. I hear tale of one scruffy looking guy using one to make the Kessel run in record time.
Actually, he made it in record distance.
Isn't a parsec a unit of distance not time? Family Guy Blue Harvest.
Only if u round down, buddy!! Lol
@@marclytle644 It's a bit of both
That guy was a Nerf herder!!😏
Most dangerous ship to fly has to be a cloud car on bespin platforms in the original battlefront.
I remember the AI would do...
Questionable choices when getting on a ship...
Jae Caesar
Tie Fighters
Jae Caesar
Ah, sweet nostalgia
That was a fun map to play as CIS while playing the Droideka
Bro I fucked people up with the cloud car in the og bf. It was so fast with such a high rate of fire. Strafing runs on the platforms + ambushing enemy ships from the corner of the map.
It was good for survival when it got glitched and didn't blow up once you got shot down. I remember jumping out with a jet clone trooper and making back on to the platform when that happened (I was playing the PC version)
Death Stars. Two up, two down, and always a target for militant space hippies.
Yep. :) How you can make this list and don't add Death Stars.
Not to mention their cannibal teddy bear allies!
And any other Super Weapon cough StarKiller Base cough Star Forge cough
@@andreipoplauschi180 How about the sun crusher? it was starship sized, would they have hollowed it out and used it as an intergalactic bong?
They are kind of hard to hide.
I always had a thing for B Wings. In the X Wing games I spent the most time in the B Wing. Nothing like approaching a Nebulon B or Star Destroyer with a flight of B Wings and unleashing salvos of torpedoes.
In the X wing games B wings were even OP. Powerful blasters, a lot of payload, great shields, decent speed and manuverability, and, if needed, diverting all the energy form the shields to the engines, they were even super fast.
Alan: “The Millennium Falcon really just belongs in a museum.”
Panama Hat: “So do you!”
You dare to blaspheme against the Y-Wing?!
The T-47 Airspeeder / Snowspeeder: It's the one craft which *isn't* equipped with plot armor to save a main character from getting shot down. In fact, unless your name is Wedge Antilles? Just stay away from it.
Gotta say, Wedge was one hell of a pilot. Outflew Luke consistently, and lived through the entire war and after despite not having the force.
@@custink22 He started as an Imperial pilot and, if you learned to survive flying a Tie-Fighter...
@@neutronalchemist3241 sounds about right. Wasnt Han an Imperial Pilot too? Or did they change that?
@@custink22 no they didn't. Most Rebel pilots were Imperial pilots who defected at various points, hence varying skills. A lot of Rebel pilots like Luke flew civilian craft like the T-16 that were also, whether they knew it or not, clandestine training craft for Rebel ships. Incom deliberately made the controls for the X-Wing extremely similar to the T-16 so there would be minimal training and learning curve for flying it.
@@chrismc410 glad to know they didnt change that. I knew about Rebel pilots being largely Imperial trained, and that Incom made the T-16 similar to the X-Wing.
8:14 - Ah yes: The ship that your aircraft designer sticks you with, if you pissed them off.
Drive safely Allen, motorcycles are statistically 14 times more lethal than cars .
And a 100x more fun
frakk motorbikes, i want a swoop......with extended handlebars and tall seat back.....frakk yeah man I want that shizz....
good gods i wish we had antigrav tech cus i'd totally build one....
@@darthXreven in that case it won't be a car that kills you, it'll be the fly that hits your helmet visor at like 700km an hour
@@darthXreven then again... As the famous Doc Brown once said... "Helmets? Where we're going, we don't need helmets"
@@lichguard did anyone tell you it's not nice to rain on a villain's parade?? yer raining on my parade dammit! get off my lawn!! LMFAO!!!
[I'm joking BTW]
The starfortess is a giant soupcan with the galaxys larges target painted on it
and at an explosive capacity of 1,048 proton bombs, about 52 times as much as a Y-wing, it's gonna be a hell of a light show.
@@jm-sh6qr I think when the First Order falls they should send those things up. They'd make great fireworks displays. Just send it with a droid pilot and there you go, no real loss and one heck of a light show! :D
@@Archangelglenn Judging by TLJ, that's about all it's good for. Given that the one time they were shown in use, most of their squadron got destroyed by the debris of a single bomber that was hit by a downed TIE.
The Snowspeeder in Rogue Squadron
You just triggered some bad memories...
I loved that level
the V Wing was worse....
Or whatever ship you happened to be flying during that volcano level.
@@robotbjorn4952 "The Normandy isn't equipped to land in exploding volcanoes, they tend to fry our sensors"
-Jeff "Joker" Morreau
A-wings are awesome, in the X-wing alliance game they were unstoppable. :D
In that game I flew my B-wing at 1/3 throttle and used it as a turret :P
The main issue for the B-Wing was, as you mentioned, rotating on the cockpit, but by the time of the Battle of Endor? They had simplified that mechanism to it's basic two positions of cruising and attack modes.
Admiral akbar:ITS A death TRAP
Allahu AKBAR
Poor Porkins, RIP. We miss you, buddy. At least he got reincarnated as an FBI agent, IIRC, in "Raiders of the Ark".
Ciborium I miss (I came from behind) rip you monotone hero.
Also voice my favorite prehistoric documentary: land of lost monsters
Creepy neighbor in Hardware.
Top. Men.
One "F" for the hero Jek Tono Porkins
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Delta 7s did have shields you are thinking of the ships used in eps 3 opening.
it's called the eta3 interceptor if isremember
@@thecaspeer Eta-2
The first model of Eta-2s lacked shields, but the later one had them.
Last 30 seconds ... "NOW THIS IS POD RACING" XD
1 side is pod racing with colorful streamers on a white landscape for a nice artistic touch, the other side is piloting proper fighting vehicles and making mincemeat of the artistes
The mg star fortress should be higher on the list!!! I'd almost rather fly an ugly
I'd rather fly a paper airplane against the First Order while wearing only swimming trunks.
To be fair, the mg star fortresses were designed for mopping up stubborn garrisons that have very little or no anti-air firepower left so their deployment in TLJ is more or less misused, moreover, they were quite old by the time of TLJ and most of them were modified for non-combat purpose (cargo, fire-engine, deep-space exploration...etc)
I quite like the A, Y, and B-wings. I'm already an unstoppable ace when I fly a Y-wing in the original Battlefront 2. (Y-wings weren't meant to take on a TIE interceptor but I can and succeed)
Y-Wing kills the TIE Interceptor in 1 hit in that game.
LOL. Rather than serve on an SF-17 I think I'd just step out of the airlock without a pressure suit!
Any ship with Holdo as captain, I frown on kamikaze runs.
E wing fighter. It's own main weapon had a chance of blowing up on you, destroying your own craft.
@Generation Tech I’ve been subscribed to this channel for some time now, and I’d like say thank you for all the time and effort put in to make these videos.
Personally, i like the "Deathraven", basically two b-wings joined by a single cockpit. It packs serious womp.
Good call, looks Brutal.
@@stevenquinlivan7096
Brutal...
But it doesn't look like an "ugly". But tough for a lone model bomber. I still probably prefer the arc-170, but the k is getting added to my wish list.
@@kylehoffman4305 i prefer a ship i had custom made b5 hammer head
The trouble with the ski speeder was that it was a recreational vehicle modified to be a fighter by the Rebel Alliance some 40 odd years before The Last Jedi. The Rebels abandoned them on Krait and the Resistance only used them because they had no other options.
The Legends A-wing doesn't seem like a deathtrap. I'm still waiting on a video comparing legends starfighters (Eta-5/XJ-series X-wings/E-wings) vs Canon T-70/85 and RZ-2 fighters.
Don't forget Legends A wing Mark 2
I'm fairly certain the A-wing mark 2 was just a standard production model of the A-wing. Where the first model was made from other parts, and had no official production system. I would say the A-wing Mark 2 be considered the 'standard' A-wing in versus battles.
@@colekenney2965 I think the a wing Mark II standardised the upgrade that let them swivel the guns to point backwards
@@sammywhite5127 I'm fairly certain that's true. But I consider the main advantage of the A-wing mk II is the standardized materials and manufacturing. It allows the engines and weapons to be used more effectively.
Not to mention maintenance would be easier. Which makes ground crew happy. And happy ground crew is pretty important.
@@colekenney2965 I know it's pretty much just the original A-wing standardized but I just really want to see the A-wing Mark II kick the shit out of that ridiculous knock off from the new "Canon" where for some reason they thought it would be a good idea to make a ship that was already pretty much the fastest fighter in existence even faster at the expense of half its firepower and protection
I seem to recall a V-wing from Rogue Squadron, supposedly known for issues with overheating engines.
Please, do a video on the safest ships...lol!😂
The Cloud Car looks to be inspired from the F-82 Twin Mustang. That was basically fusing two P-51 Mustangs together. Unlike the Cloud Car, the two pilots of the Twin Mustang could either fly or operate the weapons alternatively. The reason for fusing the two fighters was to increase range, which it did. It actually could fly from New York to Hawaii.
One improvement to the Cloud Car is to allow both occupants the ability to pilot and control the weapons. A much more practical solution is simply cut the Cloud Car in half and make each fuselage its own vehicle.
Do a series on the safest starships
In the OG battlefront 2 the Y wing had a secondary gun the rotated at 360 degrees. Good times.
I can Imagine flying a ship is probably #1 cause of most deaths the star wara galaxy...
Na if you factor in planets exploding via super weapon, sure it only happened a couple times but its billions of lives each time...
Zamugustar think about how many space battles there were though...
2:00 To survive battle in a TIE Fighter you'd have to be a highly skilled pilot who could make maximum use of the ships speed and maneuverability, to avoid getting hit.
So the average imperial pilot
You could sum it up by just stay away from TLJ.
The Ski Speeder's may suck from a practical standpoint, but man are they fun to pilot in Battlefront 2. The dust clouds they kick up look freaking awesome, and I wish Crait was a map that you got to play more often.
As far as star wars ships go I reckon the most dangerous ship to fly is probably a tie fighter. These things magnetise themselves towards anything you might crash into in the vastness of space without you even putting any input in the controls.
Lost so many good pilots in the death star battles from collisions, also in the asteroids in the hoth system chasing a clunky old freighter of all things.
Tie fighters of the empire were just not designed for combat, or use for that matter. I bet they were sold with a disclaimer.
The TIE Fighter used the same design philosophy as the B1 Battle Droids: Any enemy can be defeated if you throw enough cannon fodder at it. (And look how well that turned out).
@@Janoha17 could have worked if they'd just at least given the tie fighter some shields.
Milan Ondrak that’s why they developed better models like the tie defender and the tie advanced
"But it did look cool."
No, it really didn't. I'll always remember that shitty salt speeder for Rose's impersonation of Porkins flying for the Imperial Japanese.
9:53 fish man
O C E A N M A N
The ski speeder's especially dangerous if you're stupid enough to fly straight at the enemy instead of flanking them.
Got no other choice- the salt speeders carry no armaments.
Great video! Top 10 most dangerous speeders/ best speeders next? Please
Thumbs up for the YT-1300 series!
Stay away from Disney Canon. *That's* the real death trap.
Agreed
The Resistance was trying to survive. The speeders were literally the only thing they had at that rundown old base that was larger than a pistol or rifle.
Sorry but that doesn't make sense those speeders don't have guns on them or if they do they didn't fire them so what was the point in using them, I mean besides the obvious of allowing the obnoxious full of himself hack director from wanking off to his "revolutionary" idea of contrasting white and red
@@sammywhite5127 that whole film was a mess of inconsistences and concepts that didn't make any sense even for the SW universe.
I always thought the A-Wings would be the perfect ships for Jedi.
A-wing was always my go-to in the original Rogue Squadron.
Eta-2 (Jedi starfighter from Ep3) was essentially predecessor of both TIE and A-Wing
I mean maybe it just has to do with location but those endor speeders exploded sometimes even as main characters jumped off so...
Okay-- how bad are things for the Resistance if they're using MG-100s? With all those flaws, they'd be better off using recycled Y-wings. 🙂
They'd be better off with x-wing pilots suited up and tossing the bombs out by hand as they fly over.
@@MonkeyJedi99 I think they did something like that in an episode of MASH.
@@BennyLlama39 Right! The sputtering NK prop plane that always missed the camp, and Frank shot it down with his pistol (?) because he was mad at everyone else not doing anything about it.
If the Falcon actually had some time dedicated to repairs and upgrades, it could be a force to be reckoned with, even without plot armor
MultiMachinegunner it was a force to be reckoned with when it had a competent crew, even when I need of some repairs
7:21
watch this!
(fails)
Leia: *W A T C H W H A T?*
Ever consider joining the Imperial Navy?
@@theheartlessknight2426 honestly yeah.
a note about the ski speeders, they were indeed deathtraps, but they were all that was left. kind of a "this probably won't work bu we have to try because it is all we got." they were leftover rebellion craft and were probably deathtraps back then, probably why they were left behind in flavor of the Air Speeder used on Hoth
The Star Wars saga, last home and bastion of the art of the 'Kit-bash'.
Best part is how some of those ships were actual plastic model kit-bashes
Damn it. Why the B-Wing??? I love the B-Wing fighter.
Just imagining what flying such a ship would be like gives me a nose bleed. Aesthetically awesome, but the gyro cockpit would be a bear to get used to.
@ 6:42.
Hey.
Why was the image of the falcon reversed??
Great feature though...
That slow dangerous bomber thing is really awesome because it’s so close to it‘s inspiration..! But exactly why anyone would use it against anything that can defend itself is beyond me…
The next question is. What are the best ships to get? Most reliable, as well as packed the best punch.
1. X Wing in all her classy glory
2. Tie Defender because awesome
3. Slave 1, armor, shields, redundancy and dakka
4. K Wing, Moar Dakka! And screw everything in front of you
5. Mother Frackin Missile Boat!!
Tie Defenders were amazing though
Just a heads up, the delta 7 DID have shields. It was the eta 2 that didnt have shields. Also, the jedi didnt consider either ship a bad combat vessel or unsafe. In fact they jedi mainly used them because their force skills allowed the fighters to be piloted while minimizing its shortcomings.
Also, the falcon's failing hyperdrive was a "write-in" and used to give the ship character. It never had structural issues. It was modified to do exactly what Han wanted it to be: able to either out run anything bigger than it OR outgun anything smaller.
About the bwing. The cockpit spinning feature was able to be locked in place by the pilot, negating the issue of spinning... The REAL issue with the b-wing was that it was costly to maintain...THATS IT.
Dude...
DO YOU EVEN STAR WARS?
I honestly think the MG-100 Star Fortress gets a bad rap for no reason. What happened in the space battle in episode 8 was a fluke. A TIE fighter just happened to crash inside the ship just when it opened the bag doors which caused all the bombs, strong enough to blow up a dreadnaught, to blow up simultaneously. Then there was a domino effect of debris hitting the other ships nearby. The ship itself packs quite the punch and has multiple gunner positions to protect it. It’s the pilots fault for flying so close together, the ship really isn’t that bad
Those skid speeders are an apt metaphor for the sequel trilogy as a whole: stupid and pointless no matter how you look at it.
Well a ugly can be good if its well made, that is rare tough.
that is true, from a mechanical standpoint the idea behind Uglies is a lot like the C.E.C. ships, something that can fly till its hits something; the real problem behind Uglies is that you typically have a desperate/half baked/drunken mechanics teams throwing together combat damaged scraps with little to no time to work out any potential bugs and hoping the welding will hold it together instead of a ship that was built based off of good planning and good parts.
Then again, Early E-wings were not that great and they were designed and built by professionals.
Tri fighter, X ceptor and even X Tie ate decent fighters.
Most dangerous ship was one piloted by Wilhem.
I just want to say spinning is a great trick and the b wing does it best keeping the cockpit steady while spinning the body for the best kill position. Only thing better then a b wing is the ugly version with a corellion yt cockpit so you can go spinning with your friends.
So what ships are safe to pilot? I need to know just in case
Well, as we've seen pretty well ALL ships blow up in the series eventually... Maybe stay on the ground?
@@deadpoolshitlist8510 Hm kinda true
Try an N-1
@@MandalorV7 ONLY if you happen to be the Chosen One...
The neboo fighter
A YT 1300 is only factory spec until it's first owner. That was a major selling point.
In case you can't tell Legends>Canon.
as there are innumerable versions of a YT freighter design and the Millenium Falcon is iconic within the fandom, 6:42 is _not_ the Millenium Falcon... the Mirrorium Fauxcon, maybe.
What about Anakin's ship from the clone wars the Twilight?
Having ridden a zx14 that likes the electronics of the newer ones. That was an accurate assessment of old liter bikes
It belongs in a museum? So do you!
I consider the cloud cars one of the most beautiful star wars ships. It just didn't make sense to have the twin fuselages.
To be fair, you can find death traps like those here on earth as well; you just have to go to the outer rim....ie, Alabama.
Plenty of cobbled together monstrosities people are riding around in out in the sticks!
You ever ride in a Datson 240Z with the un made from two care and the engine and transmission from another brand of car? Terrifying. And this was in Massachusetts.
Oh! I also got to ride in the back of a Dodge Ramcharger that had a floating piece of 1/2 plywood for a floor in the back (about half the size of the floor it was replacing), and I was sitting on two stacked milk crates on that plywood as we took back roads and turns at 45MPH +. How am I alive>
The only thing I was thinking during all of the Rebel ships was "cause the rebels are as garbage as their ships." Holds true every time.
Any ship that Rose Tico is within a thousand yards of.
She’s an engineer that helped keep the Raddus running...
Podracers are also some of the most dangerous things to pilot as any scumbag tactics are allowed to dispose of your opponents and due to their speed, the race route itself can become a death trap...
The B wing was nice. The only problem was the difficulty to fly. Also Y wings were supposed to be safe with the escape pod. But rebels getting rid of the turret was a bad idea.
The Starfortress literally has unshielded bombs right under the cockpit. I wouldn't put someone in this unless I really hated them.
The Falcon may be a death trap but she's got it where it counts.
I have no idea what the resistance was doing either, but whatever it was, it was definitely ruined by Rose.
Dont blame rose blame rian Johnson he f ed up TLJ
In all the legends, Bwing is more maneuverable, faster, better shielded, etc than the Ywing. It is only for Squadrons balance they made it less maneuverable. Look at the stats from the Xwing and Tie Fighter games on their stats.
Oh man, thanks for the reminder of two big reasons my folks and I left the Last Jedi so dissapointed and asking, “what were they smoking when they planned those battle scenes”.
The mentioned bomber and speeder from that movie just seemed like something that would belong in museums rather than in ANY battle in the time perions of the prequels, original trilogy, or disney trilogy.
I never could figure out what the purpose of driving straight at the First Order with unarmed ski speeders was supposed to accomplish.
B wings are pretty tanky though in rogue squadron games.
I'd fly all these ships including my all time favorite ship the Millennium Falcon which is the icon ship of Star Wars and I would love to fly the Uglies from the SW Corellian trilogy of novels from 1995 by Roger Macbride Allen.
now hold on just a sec
That TIE/Y-Wing looked pretty cool
The main case I could see for an Ugly being a good idea is if you're stranded and that's all you can do to get yourself out of there
Looks like the Delta 7 is for me! I currently pilot a Yammy F1, no ABS or computer aided Traction control for me
I think you missed the eta 2 starfighter
The z-sector and y-tie looks as if bubba the garage gunsmith made his way to the Star Wars universe
What about the sith fighter? It was like a toothpick with a light gun