The Clones I think were biologically programmed basically to want to be war heroes like a dumb obedient Jango Fett, as their development had Sith involvement though it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest that they were against their free will in sinister fashion. The Jedi weren't perfect by any means but they treated the clones probably better than a paid armed forces soldier and the clones were biologically engineered to protect the Jedi initially as far as I'm concerned so the Jedi didn't treat the clones bad in my view

C-3PO if I could figure out how his language software worked I could reprogram him to have knowledge of real world languages. It makes him the perfect companion

Obi-Wan, he'll be a fun guy to be around.

I’d enjoy spending time with dexter, he could teach me how to be a better cook and then we could go watch attack of the clones on repeat.

A Battle Droid, or C-3PO. Though since C-3PO already has an established timeline a Battle Droid would be better, since it would likely end up being destroyed anyways, so at least it would have a better chance at life.

I personally would go with Obi-Wan

Wait a second- it's a TPM era battle droid. Does this mean I get the control ship? >:)

No, just the droid

Damnit

@TreeCollection84

The Clones I think were biologically programmed basically to want to be war heroes like a dumb obedient Jango Fett, as their development had Sith involvement though it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest that they were against their free will in sinister fashion. The Jedi weren't perfect by any means but they treated the clones probably better than a paid armed forces soldier and the clones were biologically engineered to protect the Jedi initially as far as I'm concerned so the Jedi didn't treat the clones bad in my view

Well, mayhaps, but then again, there were some clones who were against it, and even some Jedi to a point. For example, Slick in The Clone Wars. He was so against it to the point of sabotage that could have very well gotten a bunch of his brothers killed. And Etain Tur-Mukan believed the treatment of the Clones to be so bad that she ended up leaving the Jedi order over the blatant double-sidedness. I do see your point, though. Not really debating, just bring points into the topic.