Yes plz.

exactly what I thought lmao

I think one is one of the Trade Federation freighters from Jedi Starfighter?

They look a lot like Trireme class corvettes.

You would know. Hello there btw

Would be a Recusant

Sequel equal shit

The battle of Scarif came to my mind but totally agree too.

I whole heartedly agree. Most directors and creative teams have little idea how to handle mass air/space combat though, because they have no experience with it. George Lucas based his battles on the old WWII films, which mostly had input from the guys who did that sort of thing IRL. It's hard to get that sort of thing nowadays. Even most games nowadays rarely have more than a 4v4 or 5v5 encounter (Squadrons, etc). If you ever get a chance to fly in a large virtual tournament with huge 30+ ship dogfights, I highly recommend it. Battle of Endor is the closest I've seen in film to the experience, with Rogue One a solid second.

I doubt ROTJ’s space battle will ever be topped.

@@TokyoXtreme If you like the star wars space battles, I high recommend the expanse!! It's chock full of relatively realistic yet awesome space battles

If it's based off that one paragraph... no wonder the ending contradicts so much else.

@@aralornwolf3140 not to mention the flying star destroyer And it's still a million times better than the sequel trilogy

@@kenetickups6146 , Absolutely... I was just not happy with how Rogue One ended. :( I have rewritten the ending... but, I don't have the tools, knowledge, or skill, to make my own edition, so it's only based on words/imagination. Scene A Strike Team is assembled and is sent to Scariff (Jyn goes with them because her father gave her codes to the plans). Bail Organa, directs Leia Organa to cancel her diplomatic mission and head to Scariff system (in case the Strike Team can't physically leave with the plans). Scene B Bail Organa convinces Rebel Alliance High Command to send in a task group to cover Leia, in case things go wrong. Scene C Strike Team lands without a problem. Strike Team head for the database. Scene D Tantiv IV arrives on the out skirts of the system. Scene E System scan detects Tantiv IV, probe droid is sent to investigate. Ready duty Star Destroy is alerted. Scene F Strike Team retrieve the plans and head to their ship. Scene G Probe Droid spots Tantiv IV, launches tracker, just as it is destroyed by Tantiv IV gunners. Tracker connects to Tantiv IV unnoticed. Star Destroyer moves to intercept Tantiv IV. Scariff Control is alerted to the presence of an unknown ship, and start security protocols to shut down the base. Scene H Klimmik rushes towards the database and is intercepted by the Strike Team. He recognizes Jynn, as his personal escorts are killed. He flees unharmed. Scene I Strike Team destroys their transport then moves to secure a communications room; killing all Storm Troopers they encounter. Scene J Star Destroyer makes a micro-jump and appears too far to engage Tantiv IV, but launches three squadrons of Tie Fighters. Captain of Tantiv IV, requests support from Rebel Task Group. Scene K Strike Team fights its way through Storm Troopers to communications room and capture it. They initiate communication with Tantiv IV. Scene L Rebel Task Group enters system closer to the Star Destroyer than to Tantiv IV. Task Group sends all fighters to the aid of Tantiv IV while the ships engage Star Destroyer. Note: Rebel Task Group consists of 4 to 6 corvettes, 2 or 3 frigates, a light carrier (6 squadrons of fighters), and a destroyer. Scene M Star Destroyer launches remaining Tie Fighters. Star Destroyer reports to higher command that system is under attack; which alerts Lord Vader. Scene N Storm Troopers encircle the Strike Team around the area of the communications room. Storm Troopers slowly push Strike Team back. Strike Team kills wounded companions who are unable to move. Scene O Tantiv IV is engaged by the Tie Fighters before Rebel Fighters arrive. Tantiv IV destroys a few Tie Fighters. Tie Fighters launch proton torpedoes; Tantiv IV shields hold. Scene P Storm Troopers secure a hallway to the communication's room. Kassian uses a thermo-detonator to delay their advance. Explosion also kills a few more injured companions. Scene Q Star Destroyer nails a Rebel Frigate vaporizing it quickly. Rebel Task Group maneuvers to attack Star Destroyer's engines. Tie Fighters destroy a corvette, while frigates destroy several of them. (entire "Scene is more of a sequences of scenes, lasting only 30 to 45 seconds). Scene R Klimmik goes to the fighting with reinforcements. Demands of the captain of Storm Troopers to be there when they capture/interrogate the Strike Team. Scene S Rebel Fighters arrive to help Tantiv IV. Tie Fighters launch torpedoes; Tantiv IV's shields go down. Fighters on both side are destroyed. Scene T Storm Troopers attack communication room's primary access point. Kassian chucks several thermo-detonators before making it into the communication room's secured chamber. Only Jynn and Kassian remain. Scene U the final Tie Fighter launches their last barrage of proton torpedoes on the Tantiv IV before being destroyed. At the very last moment, fighter rams into torpedo saving Tantiv IV. Scene V Badly damaged Rebel Task Group has flanked the Star Destroyer. Tie Fighters damage several ships. Tie Fighters destroy another corvette. Rebel Task Group disables Star Destroyer's engines. Scene W Kassian moves to the communications, and orders Tantiv IV that they aren't to be extracted as extraction is impossible. Kassian talks to Jynn about causes, sacrifice, and the willingness to die for a cause, the willingness to kill oneself to protect the cause. He pulls out his last thermo-detonator saying this is for us. Jynn takes it from his hand. Scene X Stortrooopers detonate the breaching charges, killing Kassian. Jynn is knocked unconscious, her hand behind her still holds the thermo-detonator. Scene Y Rebel Fighters arrive to aid Rebel Task Group. Rebel fighters engage Tie Fighters and launch torpedoes at Star Destroyer. Scene Z Klimmik enters the communication room. He goes to Jynn as she's regaining consciousness. The two talk for a bit. Jynn looks at Kassian when she says that some causes are worth dying for. Looking at Klimmik again, she sets off the thermo-detonator in his face. Scene AA Tantiv IV's com officer announces transmission complete. Tantiv IV's captain informs Leia Organa that the plans have been received and are ready to depart. Scene AB Wreckage of Star Destroyer is centered on screen, as four more Star Destroyers exit hyperspace. Scene AC Lord Vader is on the bridge looking at Scariff when the captain informs him that the data center is secured and no ships are present. Also, the data center confirms that one ship was tagged with a tracker. Lord Vader sends one ship to investigate how the security breach happened, while directing the others to hunt for the escaped vessel. Scene AD Queue Credits This makes it all points of the movie mesh with all information and dialogue from Episode IV... I'm still not happy with the over-use of the Death Star (it should never been used to destroy Jed'hai)... but this also gives people a visual orgy of space combat in Star Wars with ships vs ship and fighter vs fighter... in two separate, but related, fights occurring simultaneously.

@@aralornwolf3140 first of, tie fighters dont have proton torpedos. And how can a small rebel task force enter an important imperial facility and its data without being detected. Im also not really a fan of krennic and jyn just having a chat. There are a lot of smaller things that I don’t like, but it takes far to long to talk about all of them. I liked the rogue one ending, they should change a single bit of it. And don’t you dare to remove vaders hallway scene.

I i remember right, there's more info in the book Labyrinth of Evil about the battle of courscant which takes place in the time frame immediately before and in the opening minutes of the battle. Makes me wonder if any of the commando books detail the battle any more.

General Kenobi: **hates flying** Also General Kenobi: **is a good enough pilot to keep up with Anakin most of the time**

@@InventorZahran I always took that to be that he dislikes it to the point that he became proficient with it.

@@21specter no, its because he almost died by crashing it In a ship, it was in the apprentice I believe.

"I don't mind flying, but what you're doing is suicide!"

You can enjoy something and be proficient at it but something can happen to make you hate it. I trained as a chef and enjoyed it. My family always expected me to cook. I would work full shifts in a professional kitchen, come home and have to cook for my family. I’d have to cook on my days off. Now I am no longer a chef, I joined the Army instead. I fucking _hate_ cooking. I’m really good at it. I really hate it!

Few?

@@wilhufftarkin8543 he was being sarcastic

They have the ride in Paris too.

I saw that sequence in Paris few months ago.

@@18Krieger That's cool and all, but I'm not going to drive 800 km for that.

Only in the original ride. The Death Star seen in the Geonosis segment is the Death Star I, still under partial construction.

They always change the scenes but it’s always just so cool.

Would you dare even say that it is................. Very.... Cool

Would also mimic the First Order logo with the triangles arranged in a circle. Although I guess those ships were final order... anyways a cool potential parallel.

Yeah, I’ve thought that before. The two death stars and star killer base are absolutely massive so it’s hard to believe they fit all of that technology into a single star destroyer. An individual star destroyer with a really strong laser would still be cool if it couldn’t destroy planets by itself, it’d just be more reasonable.

well the dish of the Deathstar was what made the lasers join and stuff. Like "lasers" in Star Wars are actually just Plasma, same goes for the Deathstar. The smaller "Lasers" of the DS basically just spew out the Plasma which then was directed towards the target by force fields generated by the dish.

@@JaretOnKZfaq To be fair, Starkiller Base was kind of UNreasonable, considering it was a planet (complete with an ecosystem, trees, etc) that could shoot a planet killing death beam that traveled faster than light speed for seemingly no reason and with no known technology (no hyperdrive motivator on a beam of plasma, and stargates/hyperspace gates don't exist in Star Wars as far as we know) to instantly destroy several different planets with one blast with pinpoint accuracy. Starkiller Base itself made no sense in the lore or anything. And I say this as a person that actually DID enjoy and like The Force Awakens. That part of the movie just, to this day, bothers me anyway.

I like this idea. Logistically messy considering the required accuracy of separate ships working on concert, but somehow more reasonable than 1-piece super-weapon lasers. Hm, needs more development, I think.

Could be fairly shortly after EP3, even before the actual Rebel Alliance was a thing. Like we see Venators still in service, while they build that Deathstar prototype. And even though the Droid units where deactivated and the Separatist leaders killed, there where still quiet some underlings that fairly well could just push the on switch on their Droid armies again, I believe. And with such an army they could stage an attack on Coruscant. Maybe some guy that knew of the secret Hyperspace routes, that Grivous used to get there in EP3. And they would technically be considered "Rebels".

Would you be able to provide a link to his Vimeo please?

1000% on this. It sucks that too many ppl are overly concerned with the minutia of characters.. when it is called Star WARS. One of my biggest nitpicks of mandalorian, no large scale battles.

That would be the Way.

Couldn't be more wrong. Without characters big battles have no meaning and become boring. Just look at Game of Thrones, through seasons 1-4 people wanted big battles, unfortunately when we got big battles in later seasons things like good dialogue, character development and story were thrown out the window.

Yes. I want to see wars in the stars, not these hokey religions and ancient weapons!

@@InventorZahran... they ain't no match for a good blaster at your side.

and you know its a bit silly them arriving like that but i would forgive it if they did literary anything at all. its been a while since ive seen it but if i recall right they arrive, then its all star-fighters, then they get stun-locked by force powers without so much as firing a shot. in fact the entire trilogy has no capital ship on capital ship battles at all. its all all either running away or just star-fighters.

@@kybercat7 that would require a modicum of creative thinking from directors and writers.

@@kybercat7 , I never bothered with RoS, I do know there were capital ships on the We-Have-No-Clue-What-a-Formation-is fleet... so the last movie didn't even show them fighting one another?

Nah...what gets me is that you have like 50,000 Republic/Resistance/whatever ships all go charging in and NOT ONE of those Destroyers fired their planetbusters at them. I mean, it's a target rich environment where their enemies are packed together. Can miss but maximized damage outcome....and all the destroyers just stay there waiting for the rebels to close in to point blank range. WUT!?

@@jamesneese7663 , What did you expect from incompetent leaders er... writers?

You mean 'thrusters'/'engines' right?

@@felps_4500 8:13 We can see two red dots behind the TIE Dagger near the wings, these are the TIE engines, for example the TIE Defender has 3 of these engines and Darth Vader's TIE Advanced X1 has 4. In classic TIE Fighters we can see only one of these rear rings that in the visual guide are called reactors, but in TIE Dagger we have two in a vertical position, my doubt is if these are really two reactors.

TIE Daggers aren't canon lmao

@@Obiwan7100 Oh, ok then, my bad

Imagine if the money you use in-game was fully exchangeable for real-world currency. You would have to pay a microtransaction to buy any in-game item, but selling things in-game could earn you real cash. Then you could actually quit your job and make a living off the in-game economy.

@@InventorZahran I'm no developer, but that seems like an absolutely, completely horrible idea for the purposes of balance, accessibility and overall game design. Also, there's absolutely no guarantee for the average player that they will be turning a profit in such a virtual economy. Edit: my comment sounds pretty agressive, but I mean no personal disrespect.

Thanks for the heart Eck!

Yes! That would be truly something! Just don't throw Ender against Tarkin, that would be probably very short and humiliating experience for imperial navy... 😂

@@depressedTrent Tarkin was a strategist not a tactician really. Also evident in his attitude in not accepting defeat and retread not being a viable option, wich is pretty stupid in tactical terms but not so much in strategic ones

@@clancykohl it's dumb on strategic level as well. Sometimes falling back is excellent way how to manipulate your enemy where you want them. But more importantly, Tarkin didn't understand his own people nor his enemy - look on his insisting on almost suicidal fighters, which made many imperial pilots rather join rebels pretty quickly, or big capital ships, great for projecting power to keep citizens in line, but rather useless against enemy like Rebels, operating primarily small and agile ships and implementing guerrilla tactics - you are wasting expensive battleship, requiring lots and lots of resources and people, to typically hunt down just individual small corvettes and smuggler ships - it's like when Americans on middle east was making new "doors" into buildings occupied by enemy with super expensive guided AT missiles - absolutely not worth it, but they simply didn't have anything more appropriate for doing so. Imperial navy was built for power projecting and fighting more or less conventional and symmetrical combat, not countermeasuring guerrillas, and Tarkin was insisting on keeping this way.

​@@depressedTrent well you don't make "falling back" your strategy, is what I'am saying. Like on a the really grand scheme of things that Tarkin was operating on. It would mean giving the enemy like whole Sectors or something. It would hardly ever make sense, even in a ruse.

We also see several of the Star Tours shuttles in the new Bad Batch series. One even plays a semi-prominent role in an episode.

@@InventorZahran I believe I remember that now that you've jogged my memory. Bad Batch was pretty awesome, but I have only watched it once-ish so far. I say -ish because I'd watch em at release, then many of them the next day or two later with my friend. Watched Rebels maybe 4+ times now I think so those stand out a bit more.