If you want to check out The Science Of: Batman's Deadly Sleep Routine: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l913rciBrrSVZn0.html Thanks for watching everyone! 😍 Also numbers given in later part of the video are apparently just causalities from those who were hit. The accuracy for hits (not causalities) would be instead be 0.5% and 1%. Thank you to those who messaged me, reminding me to point that out!

as a Star Wars fan I can't express enough how entertaining this was to watch. great work

Finally! Someone who recognized the capabilities of an elite class of troops.

THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUU 💙 Even the people making modern Star Wars have fallen for the Stormtrooper joke. It’s too engrained in western society at this point, but videos like this will help get the truth out there!

More people need to address the gross misinformation about stormtrooper aim.

Pov: Imagine If The Stormtroopers Had Inhibitor Chips.

Always said this stormtroopers are phenomenal at their job that’s how the galaxy was subjugated. They just look terrible compared to the main characters

Got MatPat's successor right here

These are the exact same arguments I've used in defending Stormtroopers.

4:20 that's not bad shooting, that's suppressive fire. The point of suppressive fire isn't to hit the target, but to intimidate them in staying in cover. They had to keep the prisoners moving, and prevent Luke from reaching them. I don't even think they were "missing on purpose" there, they were just making the very valid tactical choice of pinning a target down while moving prisoners out.

The World War Two stats supposedly includes the anti-aircraft fire.

You forgot to move the decimal point on your accuracy calculation, 1 in 100 is 1% accuracy, not 0.01%. But you also underestimated the storm troopers. 11 targets in 97 shots is about 1 in 9, or just over 11%, you stated that their accuracy was 1 in 11, just under 9%.

First heard this theory from Lindybeige years ago. Fun stuff!

I've seen some of the more recent works basically make excuses for why a Stormtrooper can't hit. In Jedi Fallen Order, for example, it's because of bad rations. In The Mandalorian, it's because of faulty equipment (the rest of the time, they're hitting a spot that would be more fatal if it weren't for a little thing called Beskar). And if course, we have Luke's comment on the helmets.

We need who would win between Superman and kratos

I’d like a video on Luke Cage or John Steele from Marvel

The bad aim joke got old real quick.

In conjunction with the Battlefront 2's campaign (not to be confused with Battlefront 2 EA), I maintain the headcanon that stormtrooper quality takes a nosedive after the Battle of Yavin because of how many veteran troopers died aboard the DS1. With multiple worlds subsequently declaring open rebellion afterwards, Palpatine gets nervous and enacts mass conscription to help fill the ranks to compensate. Simply put, all the guys on Endor are just greenhorns by that point and were likely given at most a month's worth of training before being given an E11 and a set of armor.

next up: red shirts in star trek aren't under a death curse. the reason why most of the casualties are red shirts is because most of the crew is red shirts and security is red shirt. the engineers also wear red shirts and have a fairly good survival rate.

THANK YOU! I always said they're just trying to bait them.

This aint mat pat its mat part . Good vid though

Counter argument. Rex, one of the best, if not the best clone out there, says he can't see out of a stormtrooper helmet and actually hits something when he takes it off, then I'm going to go with they just can't see what there trying to hit. As for the ammo expenditure per hostile, it was calculated that only about 10% of soldiers actually try to hit the target. Now, this was after WWII, so I don't know about today, but I'd say we haven't changed much.

Its crazy how were better then shooting at storm shooters in star wars battlefront 1 and 2

Sorry for being Late on your Videos!

The force influences all things

Really what porff have they have good aim

This

7:44 200 bullets for 1 casualty make an accuracy of 0.5% and at 8:07 100 bullets for 1 casualty make an accuracy of 1%

I hate that Disney and Filoni(yes, he did it too) made the bad aim something "canon". Hell nah, man, they didn't watch Star Wars for sure

I missed when Stormtroopers were strong. New Hope they intentally missed. There were few issues in Empire. Return of the Jedi made them too comical. But still mostly in line compared to modern day

Storm troopers have terrible aim miss

4:43 Something needs to be clarified. The only reason stormtroopers appear to be terrible in Disney productions is because of Dave Filoni. Source books, novels and even DICE's Battlefront 2 campaign all say that stormtroopers are good troops, with Bf2 saying that they had a 77% accuracy rate. Dave Filoni continually ignores the lore and the fans let him get away with it and praise his mediocre shows. Perhaps the worst offender that has received virtually no criticism is the Bad Batch, which has utterly ruined Disney's up until now relatively decent lore for the early Imperial era (which was mostly EU copy-paste). Not only are non-clone stormtroopers shown and said to be poor, but they are appearing only a year after the Empire formed. The whole thing is utter nonsense. Stormtroopers are supposed to be an elite branch of the Imperial military, if the Empire needs large numbers of poorly trained conscripts for an unimportant battle, they'd call the actual army like in Solo. Keeping the program a secret is also impossible if there are so many stormtroopers. In reality, that show and *all* Filoni productions should be considered a lesser tier of canon.

What kinda AliExpress matpat is this

this all imperial propaganda