Might I suggest covering the Corporate Sector Authority, from Legends?

Check out the Magister class star destroyer

About Conqueror. It wasn't actually proper planet buster. Same as Xyston it could blow up small moons at best, but it still would severely wrack planet surface, what to be honest they already could do with regular turbo-lasers. Axial Superlaser was originally tested on Qaz SD (basically larger version of ISD), what then all mysteriously vanish after Yavin (and I personally believe they were refitted in the Xyston). Conqueror could be awkward attempt to put same weapon on smaller platform, but it probably didn't have actual combat capabilities. So one prototype theoretically could pop up at one point.

06:04 there is the magister class and the Harrower class, they have both that kind of hangers

@@erikjan15585 The Magister is awesome, but is a fan-ship sadly. It is one of my favorite fan ships though.

I don't think the Gladiator is an ISD. It's way too small.

@@BioLegacy141 yeah its a cruiser size like a acclamator

Or The "harrier" Claes from stor

SWTOR even

​@@BioLegacy141 weirdly enough it is actually an ISD. It's classified as a Gladiator-class Light Star Destroyer. even i thought it was too small to be an ISD

I feel like you dont understand what "streamlined" means.

Streamlined as in efficient

@@duncanmcgee13 "having been made simpler and more efficient or effective" The design is less blocky and chunky compared the acclamator, so I think you don't know how to be snarky.

@@yankeefederer1994 the Acclamator wasnt blocky. And this thing is basically one with wings that look like they do nothing.

Thrawn's Revenge has such good designs

I believe it was intended to be used as a weapon of terror (if it was ever intended to be mass produced). It could crack the crust of a planet, and erase cities with ease, but I doubt it was really viable in fleet battles.

How do they steer? It has 2 bridges

@@cobaltprime9467 how did the venator steer

@@outland2874 one was the command bridge for steering and weapons while the other was starfighter and hangar command

@@cobaltprime9467 a lot of capital ships have two Bridges. You simply just choose one

@@cobaltprime9467 Democratic vote, obviously.

The Xyston is nowhere near on the power level of the Death Star. It takes at least a minute to break a planet open while channeling its entire power supply, while the Death Star can unleash enough to destroy a planet instantly without disrupting its other systems.

@@GintaPPE1000 yeah I'm just gonna say that I think that the extra minute it takes to destroy a planet is more than offset by the fact that there are thousands of them, and the fact that while not firing the main weapon it is almost certainly twice as strong as a regular star destroyer they are unarguably better than the Death Star in nearly every aspect, whereas the Conqueror is undeniably worse than the Death Star in every aspect besides mobility and there's only one, considering it's the same size as a regular star destroyer but has had a large proportion of its hull and weaponry removed to accommodate the weapon, it almost certainly still has the 24-hour recharge time between blasts, and it only has a small portion of the destructive output

A great deal of the space gameplay (like the relative performance of the different fighters/bombers) was totally noncanon and done for the sake of balance, as is often the way for gameplay But that doesn't stop it being great fun, I've been playing og BF2 all week, still running off the original disc lol (I crank it out at least every six months, never gets old) Just like the simulations

Absolutely, but the list here is "weirdest Star Destroyers", so 🤷‍♂️ It would be good to see Eck do a straight up weirdest ships of all (if he hasn't already)

Dunno...by that logic Horses are the weirdest cars because they are alive. Biotech isn't exactly weird in Sci-Fi or Star Wars. I'd consider things like Sith Meditation Spheres a lot more weird. They weren't alive...but had a will of their own and were infused with the dark side. Lots of BioTech ships existed (Like the most famous Teljkon Vagabond) but very few Sentient Force Ships existed

@@michaelandreipalon359 Oh?

@@justinlast2lastharder749 The Horse 🐴 is the original Car.

@@347Jimmy I just wish he would make other Science Fiction video’s besides Star Wars but he never listens to me.

That's definitely my headcanon, as well as EvilleJedi's. The hull appears to have Praetor design cues, and with a bridge like that, I can see why they would make it smaller on the Mark II.

Damn good question

A good question. It is likely that Eck can do better given he has access to far more source-material, but I'll give it a go. 'Warning: this is going to be long-winded. The meat-bag is pulling from all lore it knows of, regardless of what is considered cannon or otherwise, and hardly supplying references at all. ' This is a tricky question to answer, since its not something that has been well defined by any author - at least as far as I'm aware. As I understand it, the Force is in all life and thus all life-forms will become 'one with the Force' when their form dies. It is unclear what happens at that point. Perhaps beings are obliterated as some Sith believed to be the case. Perhaps they are dissolved or assimilated into a different existence as the Jedi traditionally believe. Perhaps 'becoming one with the Force' is an afterlife-paradise of sorts, which has its own seemingly endless realm of possibilities. It seems to me that the Jedi have the closest interpretation of what 'one with the Force' may be, though they are obviously not to be considered the authority on the matter, as your question points out. Various beings have attachments which may hinder or prevent 'assimilation' - both Sith and Jedi have 'haunted' places, for lack of a better term. A fun detail to consider is that Mara Jade/Skywalker is implied to have deliberately left her body behind so that evidence of her murder could lead the Jedi of Luke's era to discover her killer. Who can say if that is true & possible or merely a hand-wave grade plot device of the author? Certainly food for thought. Clear examples, hmm... Lord of (over) the Sith Ajunta Pall was so attached to his sword - "I filled it with my pride" - he was seemingly bound to his tomb, until over time became bound to the location. Former Dark-Jedi Ulic Qel-Droma remained in his tomb on Rhen Var, the world he exiled himself to and lived on from somewhere in his prime until his natural death. Due to the selfish tendencies of Dark-Side Force-users, Pall was far from the only one to have strong attachments, yet very rarely are Sith found to 'resist death' as it were. Perhaps it is a matter of their personal Force power by way of a strong connection to the Force that allows them to imprint upon objects or places - an extreme legitimized by the idea of Jedi connecting with and imprinting on the focusing crystal of their Lightsabre... more than mere foot-prints, a space-magic butt-groove in the galaxy if you will allow me the simplification. This 'Force-Ghost' phenomena isn't as much of an exception to any rule as it seems. The 'living-Force' feeds back into the 'cosmic-Force'. That is to say, the Force is in all life, so if individuality is maintained while 'one with the Force' a being could logically interface with any life-form. It stands to reason that there is some semblance of difficulty or the events of the Star Wars galaxy might have been vastly different. What is clear is that Qui-Gon Jinn did not gain the ability to commune with Yoda or Obi-Wan Kenobi by his own efforts alone. Jinn was taught how to a degree, and guided both Yoda and Kenobi to train themselves to 'maintain consciousness' within the Force during their exiles on Dagobah and Tatooine respectively. Hopefully this answers your question. If you managed to get through that wall of text. If you did, well done!

It’s a modified Praetor class Battlecruiser, based on a weird Praetor from the comics

Its role is a screening ship for larger vessels.

Canon says it's Allegiance sized, but people who've scaled the internal bridge shots against the exterior windows have raised some serious questions about that lol Seems that the FX Dept really got a bit lazy with "let's just use the very nice ISD I model that got built for Rogue One and slap a superlaser on the bottom"

@@347Jimmy Instant Conqueror. I knew Abrams was a fan

Hey whatever happened to the Silencer? I definitely don't remember it blowing up.

@@92HazelMocha It is mentioned in Knights of the Fallen Empire storyline it's still around and there are few of them under the control of the Sith Inqusitor's faction (Though they only mentioned like once during the Siege of Corrilia) That's the last we have heard of them.

@@darth_yoda I'll be honest I definitely thought having my own personal mini-deathstar would have had greater implications. I guess we were responsible Siths lol.

@@92HazelMocha Totally :P

I think I will give it to the Rebel Alliance, Cole's ships are weak against the turbolasers and the ion cannons of the Mon Cala cruisers, B-Wings and Y-Wings would disable them in just a couple of shots

Does this fight takes place around that Gas Giant from Cole's last stand or does it happens in deep Space.

@@nobleman9393 empty space. No Vado giant for Cole to use

Some are based on my video

*SWTOR' Harrier* The actual Harrower Class: Am I a joke to you?