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The templin lnstitute please do a video on outworld from mortal Kombat please 🥺 ?

Do a video on the Rabbids.

Dude I got a big idea The next video you should do hits on the stars universe it should be about the Imperial army Or the military again And it's history When the bad batch releases the final episodes when we get to the end of season 2 you should do a video on but the Imperial military looks like now In the 2nd year of its reign the galactic Empire's reign Is I haven't noticed that much changed by the Imperial government or you know military That's season 2 episode 7 and 8 might resolve that buty showing us the final actions of the clone stormtrooper Retirement If I know time that we see clones Finding among the Time the clone storm troopers fight alongside TK stone troopers before they were tired or told to Retire

Death korp of kreig please 4th request 🙏

You were right about one thing, Master. The negotiations were short. or aggressive negotiations.

Republic is good at Negotiating for example when they negotiated the sith into almost dying out (we all know who strikes first and it wasn't the sith who at the time was only a small tribe who defended fallen Jedi who teach them how to use the force.)

@@jare3459I think the empires Negotiating Alderran to not exist anymore was far more impressive

General Kenobi

@@jare3459 Speaking about old lore that may/may not be canon. Still, the main gist of the Star Wars story as a whole is that the Sith represent evil and the Jedi represent good. In any given story, 99 percent of all good-vs-evil is expected to end with evil losing and good standing triumphant. Evil, nor Villainy or Villains are EVER meant to be seen as people of virtue or to be recognized as something positive. No matter the circumstances that lead to their creation, Evil doers and Villains are ALWAYS meant to be vilified and never celebrated. Today's generations have somehow lost this very critical fact, when it comes to story telling. It's high time people started listening to the hard fact, and change this line of thinking.

FOR THE REPUBLIC!

I like the way they said that

Pure unadulterated badass

Who would have known that the Grand army of the Republic would later become future Stormtroopers of the Galactic Empire lead by Palpatine and Darth Vader all the while the Jedi were unaware of it until it was too late.

Indeed. No army will ever match the quality and excellent performance of the clone troopers of the Republic.

The red sequel stormtroopers is the best iteration- said Noone ever

For the Republic!

Funny, isn’t it?

I wonder how the jedi would lead and interact with the clones if they thought that way? (If they lead them at all.)

For all he knew, an entirely separate job, though

Ironic.

Which is why the Sith must have had far more control over the minds of the Jedi council than most understood. Why the Jedi didn't question troops with NO Force awareness was their greatest blunder.

Hope one day we will get more series focusing on the clones more then the jedi during and after order 66. Like the short stories "tales of a jedi" but focusing on the everyday clone instead or even delta squad, name it tales of the clone wars or something like that Don't know if you have watched s2 of bad batch but without spoiling enything they did show us a little from the empires perspective and that was one of the best episodes so far.

​@@yollmanontherun9074I bet you would love the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Seriously it's a good show

@@antarescitizen haha i have seen that one and yeah its still after all these years one of the best Star Wars out there. But i mean MOOORE about the clones, in the clone wars it often Shift focus on the jedi or politics. I guess im asking for more like the umbara arc 🤔

Imperium of Man

order 66 a masterpiece in execution huh? interesting choice of words there lmao

The secret of being a successful liar is to tell your mark the lies that they most want to hear and desperately want to believe.

3 years later: "I AM the Senate!"

Yes... Yess my friend.

"Typical politician. Big promises, but all talk."

Palpatine played his hand well. He had the Jedi/Republic in check. Any move they made would've just been countered with another check until checkmate. Game was over before he even purchased the Clone Army 🤷🏽‍♂

​​​​​​​@@ICU1337 more like "the story was extremely trashy and makes no sense at all" yeah sure no one is gonna notice that every fleet yard and weapons company is just mass producing and stockpiling equipment for a decade ahead of time That would be lile Raytheon saying "hey guys we are gonna build 50k cruise missiles and keep them in our warehouse for no reason whatsoever" yeah no one would believe that BS Makes even less sense when you put it on a galactic scale, the only reason Palpatine plan even worked is because every character in star wars has the mental capacity of a 3 year old with down syndrome Also the clone army makes no sense, never understood why they went that route "yeah let's raise an army that realistically couldn't fight for more than a six month period before taking irreversible losses" they would have to create a new batch of 500k clones every month to keep a steady and reliable supply ten years down the line (also there are less than 1.5 million clones in total at the beginning of the war, thats comparable to North Koreas entire front line force and they expect us to believe 1.5 million soldiers spread across an entire galaxy is gonna stop an endless drone army? Yeah makes zero sense) By wars end they state that 3 million clones were made, so cool, we have a galactic wide force that is equal in size to a superpower on earth So its nice to know that the United militaries of earth would be able to conquer the entire Star Wars galaxy Like seriously how are we expected to believe Palpatine is this big braniac when he made a force comparable to a 3rd world country, and expected it to fight a force thats stated to have had "trillions" of droids that alone shows how little sense the overall story of star wars is (and the GAR is comparable to a 3rd world country, they have zero working body armor, in fact OUR body armor would probably be more effective than anything starwars has, starwars a universe where a super elite, heavily armored soldier, can be killed by having a rock thrown at his chest)

​@@nicholasbrown668the clones were just the primary military force, there were plenty of volunteer and militia units. Military police and other such. While the droid army actually HAD a problem of having so many units. It is hard to logistically supply and deploy that many units. Let alone actually amassing too many in one spot makes them harder to manuver because they get in eachother's way and become a very juicy target for artillery and aerial bombardment. As for the companies stockpiling things. The issue with the trade federation's growing power and unrest among the worlds that would eventually become the CIS were well known by political elite but corruption and general filibustering in the senate prevented the aversion of a lot of what ended up happening. They knew that with the invasion of Naboo many systems would start building up their own local security forces as a response. Just in case.

"Another glorious day in the legions of The Roman Republic"

FOR THE REPUBLIC!!

Every meal a banquet! Every formation a parade!

Based

The last few lines... I can hear the theme song when i read them

Shit got worse in bad batch “What I need is to be a soldier” -clone during the individual “Why don’t we have a seat in the senate? We’re part of this galaxy to” -omega I know some people may not like the bad batch but it’s one of my personal favorite series. Then again I’m just bias to anything related to clones.

I’m just a simple man making his way through the universe

@@theskullboy8700 Said by a bounty hunter who has an endless numbers of himself

They'll do their job well.

They impressed the Jedi so much, that they could finally lay down their lightsabers, and move on to a higher spiritually based existence.

oh

Not all. While created to serve Palpatine's interests, the individualism the Jedi fostered (and, in some cases, carefully supported by Kaminoans) led to clones that not only didn't join the Empire, but fought for the ideals of the Republic they were created to serve.

Just like American troops.

@@kippgoeden hey, you're giving USian troops way too much credit. They didn't even fight for something worth believing in.

As nice as clones were, they didn't really fight for something worth fighting for. The Republic was highly corrupt and the Confederacy had many legitimate grievances against it. Had Lucas not put in the leaders of the CIS as literal cartoon villains, the CIS would be the good guys.

@@boobah5643 not really, considering they were a key to start the new Order, the moment the Clones attacked Geonoisis, they were already serving the future Empire and aiding in it's creation.

Well like he said in the video Dooku and Dyas portrayed themselves as members of the Jedi Council and representatives of the Republic. The Jedi were seen as very highly regarded figures in the Republic, and technically both of them were former members of the Jedi Council, so it would’ve been a very believable lie. Also Dooku probably paid for it himself, Dooku was incredibly rich thanks to his status as Count of Serrano, and later funded large parts of the Droid Army, so he could’ve also paid for the initial batch of clones. Even if he couldn’t since he was doing this for Sidious, Palpatine probably would’ve had a way to pay for the Clones with his influence.

@@cinnabarmanx4214 I see, although I still find such a big project being presented by only two republic representatives/diplomats, Jedi or not, hardly believable. Not that it didn't happen of course, it's just realistically I would be very suspicious if I was Kaminoan lmao

@@neves5083 I mean I don’t think the Kaminoans really cared lol. They only cared about being paid and they had no problem when they found out Dooku and Sidious were Sith, continuing to work with them, so I don’t think they particularly cared much.

@@cinnabarmanx4214 Yeah that's true lmao

Well there was darth plegeous the old master of darth sidious he was the one wgo planned this deal with the kaminoans and he was also happened to be leader of the intergalactic banking clan so it was very easy to prepare the payment

Agreed brother, FOR THE REPUBLIC!

For the Republic

FOR THE REPUBLIC!!

For the republic!

For the republic!

Yes, in my opinion the "Republic Gunship" is one of the most adaptable and capable aircraft I have seen in any sci fi. And given that it is seen operating so effectively, it surprises me that the empire neither kept the gunship nor made wide use of any similar vehicle.

No this we talk about the GAR not the galactic Republic as i already been made

They are the 332nd, they split from the 501st to become a new legion that fought only 1 battle before the war ended. Kinda a wished they actually got to have a full set of armor and not a modified version of the 501st with a rushed helmet paint. As far as I know they are the only ones that actually have armor based on their Jedi commander with the 41st

You can see them in the last season of clone wars. The season produced directly for Disney+

This is nothing like the simulations! People are dying and there's a four armed lightsaber wielding cyborg with tuberculosis on the loose!

@@christinanull5098 Don't know what you mean, trooper. All in the sims

Indeed Had the Empire had Clones on Endor the Rebels would've been screwed. But, funny how in that bad Empire didn't have clones but the Rebels did. *Captain Rex"

​​@@Starfleet8555 the clones would be wiped out by the north korean military lmao, they weren't amazing, they were plot armored to high hell How are we expected to believe that less than 1.2 million clones defeated the "tens of millions" of droids on geonosis? Oh wait we don't see them actually do that, the whole scene is just "yeah we showed up and now everyone is running" Or how a total force of 3 million clones was expected to police an entire galaxy, and fight a war across a galactic wide front against an army of droids numbering in "the trillions" while also manning a galactic navy numbering thousands of warships it makes zero sense outside of plot armor and shitty writing

@@nicholasbrown668 The amount of clones that die across TCW is not an indicator they have plot armor. Plot armor is when an entire imperial fleet led by Grand Admiral Thrawn is defeated by a few fighters led by some random green Twilek As seen in the battle of Geonosis, there were about 200,000 Clones deployed. If they had 20 kills each they could kill 4 million droids. The CIS objective at Geonosis was to escape with the majority of their army which they did. The battle itself was a holding action to keep the republic forces at bay. LAATs, SPHAs, etc had destroyed numerous transports and even a core ship destroying hundreds of thousands or millions of droids. The tactical failure is when the republic fleet on Geonosis failed to destroy the rest of the core ships. The numbers of Clones vary wildly, between sources. But every clone was put to the best use as they could. Clone troopers saw a lot of action compared to rea soldiers, when they weren’t in action they were rotated as matinence crew, mechanics, etc. Clone troopers rarely policed the planets they were on. That was left to the PDF forces of each world. Ryloth, Pantora, Naboo, Eriadu, Mandalore, etc all had PDFs to police their populations. Core worlds also had their own PDF to police their worlds. But they couldn’t survive against a CIS invasion, that wasn’t their job. The droid army would’ve been much smaller on the battlefield than on paper. Not only did the Republic destroy the most major droid production facility earlier in the war, Geonosis. The republic had a similar sized navy to the CIS. Remember there were many massive ship building worlds like Kuat, Coruscant, Fondor, Anaxes, Etc. Venators we’re more high quality and the CIS generally outnumbered the GAR, but it was much closer than infantry numbers. The CIS also had similar large worlds, but they weren’t as developed as the core. Every republic naval victory could result in hundreds of thousands of destroyed droids. And as most crucial battlegrounds during the clone wars rarely had the infrastructure for massive droid armies the number of units is limited. Droids will run out of power relatively soon due to their cheap cost and can’t camp out like Clone Troopers. And if you still don’t believe me, many resort to the argument “it was just Palpatine’s plans” which is bullshit since Grevious didn’t really know about it. Did Count Dolly just deny him a massive portion of the army just for a “I need it for something else” or a bad excuse.

Thats not canon

@@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS Oh.

“Officially, there never was a clone rebellion on Kamino. Unofficially, approximately 20 years after we were created, a detachment of the Imperial 501st was dispatched to Kamino to eradicate an army of clones that had been bred to take arms against the Empire. Our mission commander was a young bounty hunter named Boba Fett.”

Good soldiers follow orders.

Good Soldiers Follow Orders

Good soldiers follow orders

Good soldiers follow orders.

Only problem is that the Republic was corrupt long before Palpatine came and stoked the fire.

The Republic and the Jedi were already doomed long before the Clone Wars. The Republic had become a bloated morass of corruption and weakness. Giving it the clone army wouldn't have changed that, and might even have made things worse. The Jedi weren't any better. They had become politicised, short-sighted and self-interested, caring more about politics than the Force. Hell, the Jedi Council was on the verge of staging a coup d'etat when they thought that Palpatine was just an ordinary politician, then Mace Windu flat out tried to execute the guy in cold blood. The whole point of the prequels is that both the Republic and the Jedi needed to be torn down. It was the will of the Force that the Sith would win so that, eventually, something better would rise instead: the New Republic and Luke's new generation of Jedi. And no, I'm not counting the sequels.

Yes the faro swarm must be covered

For the maverick rebellion

Didnt Templin already cover the Faro swarm in the past?

@@maxcarrasco260 They only covered the Carja AFAIK, so no.

@@somerandomdude7785 i was thinking of Ekartladder. Thought this channel already covered the Zero Dawn lore

Palpatine's plans revolved around being granted more and more power by the Senate in order to end the war. And grieving families would apply a lot of pressure to end the war "prematurely". Thus the decision was made to have the majority of fighting be done by "disposable" armies with no families.

The CIS worlds were mostly sparsely populated, with their real strength coming from industrial output, not manpower, so using droids made sense for them. As for the republic, I think that Palpatine wanted to avoid doing anything that would make the citizens and the jedi more skeptical about the war, and conscripting citizens would definitely do that. The use of the clone army let him amass the huge military that he wanted without causing the kind of discontent that massive conscription would create. I also personally theorize that part of the reason Palpatine wanted the CIS to use droids is because the jedi would be a lot less reluctant to become soldiers if their enemies were droids. If fighting the confederacy meant slaughtering organics en masse, the jedi would have opposed it, but because it was droids, they didn't have as many moral qualms about getting involved.

I think its pretty easy to explain. Palpatine wanted for the Republican citizens in the core worlds to have a common enemy to rally behind and blame for the problems of the Republic, as is common in fascist regimes. He used already existent distrust towards droids aswell as xenophobia. It wouldnt fit within a anti-droid narrative to have droids fighting on the side of the "good guys" and muddle the picture. As for the Seperatists: He may have wanted to have citizens in the Outer Rim believe they were more humane by using droids, machines with limited sentience and intelligence and not literal clones who were trained for birth and predisposed to a short life.

The entire war was crafted to suck the Jedi into a trap. That's why their 'enemies' were soulless droids, whom they could slaughter with a clear conscience and not question the circumstances. If either the Republic of Separatists began conscription, the other side would follow suit, which might give the Jedi a moral quandary. Palps wanted the Jedi to be complacent, to willingly go out onto those battlefields where they'd be easy fodder for the clones.

There is the possiblity of fighting droids with droids resulting both of the armies revolting against there organic masters and this conflict designed for one purpose palpatine having as much as controll over all sides and ( this is not a possiblity if both sides army starts a revolt) maximum amount of destruction in order to convince people that the empire will be necceasry for the future

What do you say we march down to Atlanta... I mean the outer rim

"Getting acquainted with the locals, eh Sev?"

Absolutely

Absolutely. The GAR was designed to fight a peer-to-peer war. The Storm Trooper core was designed to put down insurrections and insurgencies.

@@James_randomleters, and not all that well to be honest. Imperial Stormtroopers were more a show of force than actual riot troops. Angry civilians with bricks and even rock throwing bears caused them major difficulties.

​@@enoughothisdon't forget the midget teddy bears! 😂

The whole point is that the Jedi are independent and aren't answerable to anyone. They failed because the Republic grew too reliant on them, which in turn politicised the Jedi Council and diminished their spirituality, leaving them vulnerable to the Sith. The Republic's dependence on the Jedi similarly weakened the Republic, as they became corrupt and complacent, unwilling to solve their own problems.

Peaceful lasers of course

Those Remotes were created to help the trainees learn to better protect themselves. They weren't set to cause injury or death. It's like when people train using a sword, they first use wooden swords with no edges. The worst they'll get is a bruise or a smashed nerve, but nothing lethal. People need to stop demonizing the Jedi, just because they don't agree with their philosophy or beliefs.

@@SSobotkaJr Palpatine propaganda is that good, it even works in the real world

Don't need to cross your fingers, just head over to the Templin Archives. We streamed a campaign last year.

What I remember about the rise of the empire was... How quite it was

With their higher adaptability and capacity for creative thinking, I think you'll find that clones are immeasurably superior to droids. Especially those moronic B1's.

Sounds like something a Droid infiltrator would say

1 clone is worth a 100 clankers.

To clarify I have Separatist leanings more than anything else. While 100 droids may equal 1 clone the droid ranks are easier to replinish than the unique clones who fight against them.