@Wolfscar45 I think this is a hidden message from the creators of the series, who themselves understand that it is illogical for clones to always win.
I suppose they wanted to maintain the illusion among children's fans that good always triumphs over evil. And therefore, scenes where the villains win can be counted on the fingers of one hand.
Clones are associated with good, and droids with evil. But in reality, there is no division into black and white in this war. Both sides have their shameful secrets. And it upsets me that the series almost did not touch on this. The only thing that came to mind was a scene from season 7, where Ahsoka flew to a republican planet where slavery is allowed
Don't think that I don't like clones. It just pisses me off that the show always shows them winning. I love watching scenes where the droids have the upper hand. Otherwise, how could the clone war last for 3 years?!
(in the second photo everyone will die)
They definitely should have added more scenes where the droids dominate. Otherwise, how could the war last 3 years if only the clones were winning?!
or how a clone of the 212th battalion rushed into hand-to-hand combat against an armed Jedi
In the Battle of Christophsis, you can see a group of suicide clones who decided to attack an entire army of droids, covered by heavy artillery, head-on in a transport. What were these clones thinking?! This is probably the stupidest death
Remember, for example, how the Empire bombed Mandalore for insubordination. Why didn't this happen here? That is, the entire system abandoned the Empire, simultaneously destroying a large imperial fleet, and the emperor did nothing about it.
As you may recall, in Rebels Season 4, Grand Admiral Thrawn was defeated, the Grand Admiral himself was kidnapped to uncharted regions, and his fleet was destroyed
So here it is. My question is this. As far as we know, Rebels takes place before the Battle of Yavin. That is, the Empire is in its prime and has a huge fleet. Why didn't Emperor Palpatine do anything about Lothal because his best Grand Admiral was kidnapped and the Imperial fleet was completely destroyed?
The Galactic Empire suppressed resistance sentiments in the bud. I will never believe that Emperor Palpatine so easily accepted the loss of his best Grand Admiral and did not want to take revenge on the pathetic rebels
If I were Emperor Palpatine and learned that a large Imperial fleet had been destroyed and the Grand Admiral kidnapped, I would immediately send, for example, a huge army led by Darth Vader to wipe out the planet Lothal for disobedience to the Empire.
Or do you want to say that Palpatine was afraid of some rebels from Lothal and did not dare to touch them?
@621Actual Why? It's interesting to hear your arguments
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This question worries me very much. I'm shocked when I hear "Million Credits", "Ten Thousand Credits" and so on in Star Wars projects.
How much will a million credits cost in US dollars?
In my opinion, the Empire was the strongest in New Hope, because the rebels then were weak, unorganized and in general there was really no resistance then
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They had to work together to get out. Without Dooku, Obi-Wan and Anakin would not have been able to get out, just like Dooku without Obi-Wan and Anakin.
The New Republic was in crisis. They were too busy with internal problems, and therefore considered Hera's reports about Thrawn to be nothing more than a fairy tale.
We were well shown that even after the establishment of the power of the New Republic, there remained many individuals loyal to the Empire. They could also contribute to poor decisions by misleading the chancellor and diplomats.
In general, the Empire did not go anywhere, but was deeply embedded in the government of the New Republic
@WizardWarrior1 you are trying to grasp at least some detail, just to justify the stupid death of the clones
Savage was not fast, the clone troopers themselves ran towards him, as if they wanted to die
It's funny, you're trying to justify the stupid behavior of the clones by saying that they supposedly wanted to capture Savage.
Here the guy seems to have killed your entire squad, maybe it’s time to eliminate him with blasters, and not rush into hand-to-hand combat?
Good afternoon. If you remember the Clone Wars, then you will obviously remember Savage Opress, who was in the service of Count Dooku. Once Savage became Dooku's servant, he was sent on his first mission - to capture the temple on the planet Devaron.
When Savage arrived there, he killed all the clones and Jedi in hand-to-hand combat! And this is very strange! Why did the clones attack Savage with their fists? Why didn't they shoot him with blasters? Savage's story would have ended before it even began
I also like how the clone commander shouts “Get him!” and runs forward towards Savage instead of shooting him with a blaster. It feels like this clone unit was filled with suicidal people. Otherwise, I cannot explain why they all died so easily at the hands of Savage
If the clone troopers weren't so stupid, they would have killed Savage with their blasters in the first minutes of the battle
What do you think about it? Interesting to hear your opinion
I'm surprised that very few people were upset about how Cody attacked Obi-Wan
