Talk: Phase II ARF armor

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Scout armor instead of ARF

Are we sure that Star Wars Battlefront II establishes that this is phase ii ARF armor? These are clone scout troopers so them having ARF armor seems like an inconsistency, especially considering when the AT-RT drivers seen in Episode III, which are in fact ARF Troopers, have a different set of armor than the Phase I ARF armor actually used by ARF Troopers before.--Vitus InfinitusTalk 06:37, June 11, 2019 (UTC)

I found the source here, and I'm pretty sure the post is specifically stating Kashyyyk clone troopers as 41st Scout Battalion and their armor as Phase II ARF armor based on the description: "The 41st Scout Battalion was under the direction of Jedi Grand Master Yoda. The 41st Scout Trooper’s Phase II ARF armour," and the post also features the "scout trooper" model image for the 41st skin. That seems pretty clear. Not sure about the AT-RT driver though, I got confused as well when creating this article because of the drivers' look in ROTS. Maybe it's just a different variation of armor not yet established because of its weak significance. Jaewade (talk) 09:52, June 13, 2019 (UTC)
Also about the clone scout troopers, I was having an idea that we might need to merge the page with Advanced Recon Force Scout Troopers because of this new armor info, but I'm not an expert around these fields and there could be distinctive differences so this is also open to discussion. Jaewade (talk) 09:57, June 13, 2019 (UTC)
For the merge, there's no source that they are the same, in fact we have sources stating that they are distinct types such as the databank on clone troopers.--Vitus InfinitusTalk 13:10, June 13, 2019 (UTC)