The Crab Droid, the Spider droid from satine’s ship, and the Commando Droids will always have the spot as the coolest droid rig designs of the whole series in my opinion

The industrial output needed is hard. Imagine trying got quietly make a droid factory big enough for war production

Because the holdouts were rogue so palpatain could not control them and the army was told what to do and when to do it

Ncr ranger picture nice

Problem is droid armies were products of entrepreneurs and paid for with taxes. You can't make em if you don't have the knowledge and resources to do so

Also they don't need as much material goods to upkeep and even better don't need pressurized space craft( assuming no organics onboard) thus greatly increasing battle field endurance in space battles

Many would say that the clones were expendable...

@@geetslys “Actions speak louder than words” Than every jedi ever said that other than like Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Plo Koon

@@geetslys Not to me.

@@ravenhunter1355 beat me to it!!

I remember that game, yeah. The protodeka felt like a floating fortress.

And you!

General Kenobi! You are a bold one.

Kenobi!!!

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Hmmm

Oof, almost as much as crypto mining 😤.

And they say clones are expensive

Power Bill = 1 Star

red go flash flash

aka lightsaber

That's what I was thinking

Diffrent models would help so that they can’t easily be detected

Remember. No binary

Possibly at the Start of the war but would they get smart to droid infiltration?

That's a War crime.

Pretty sure we are missing info to make that comparison accurate, but guessing could still be interesting

We don't have a cost to build that I am aware of, and I imagine a "lethality" rating would probably only be in an RPG and thus subjective. For Example: If 4-6 1st level heroes can take out a group of goblins why are they such a threat? PCs/Heroes having better stats is the answer and it makes any "kill ratio" pointless because no basic CSI droid would ever kill a character in an RPG, even if they might kill multiple troopers before being destroyed in combat. tl;dr A cost to kill ratio literally doesn't work for many different reasons. The closest you will have to one is looking at FFG's Star Wars skirmish game.

In all honesty, IG 100'S and commando droids were probably the best cost/kill ratio, although their effectiveness paled in comparison to some types of clones like commandos and ARCs

To many variables depending on environmental, the commander, and the make up of the enemies

While an interesting question, at some point you need a standing army. If you don't have the boots on the ground but rely on elite units and air power you can take, but not hold, territory.

It took so long for me to beat it

All boss fights in that game require like two plays and then you can beat it, it’s just that there’s no other strategy in them other than pacing yourself and moving constantly as fast as you can.

Yeah

With you on that

wait, when did you meet colicoids in ToR?

@@johnj.spurgin7037 Late af but you encounter them when you travel to Balmorra and do the Heroic mission "Project Hexapod."

I second the Republic unit idea.

Boys, boys, there's plenty of E-11s to go around. No need to fight.

I mean prolly not really because all the Republic would have to do to win every single battle is just blow up the droid control ship in each system.

@@leandersearle5094 E-5s*

@@Noah-zz8uw Oops. I guess I should submit my application to the Stormtrooper corps with a miss like that.

@@alpha-1730 just need giant swarms of vulture droids

Same that game was so amazing I wish it would get a sequel 😔

Sadly, people can die of extreme grief. It causes heart damage, sometimes immediately. But Padme, being fictional, died because of the Force.

@@WisdomThumbs I like your explanation more than "muh force"

It's almost as if the writers couldn't come up with a good end for her

True he never mastered the stay away from edges and long falls Force power, or the pragmatic interior design force power

Did you ever hear the tragedy of OOM9 the wise. I thought not it’s not a story I would usually tell you it’s a Star Wars legend OOM9 was a B1 battle droid who was so powerful and so wise he proved that he wasn’t just a normal droid he was a tactical genus and quite the lady’s man. You might be wondering what happened to him he became so powerful that it left little anakin no choice but to blow up the central control ship to stop this rain of terror

@@TheCreatorOfSta shit man that was really beautiful I’m crying

Thank you for the kind words I’m actually not dead I’ve just been hanging out with my bitches

That game was fun on the Xbox...

Thank you so much!

Yeah But... Comments Aren't For Compliments They are For Saying Some Actual Stuff Ex: A Suggestion

"I am fluent in 6 million forms of kicking your ass"

Prettty early.

@@geetslys yah like 32 BBY to 19 BBY early

Hmmmm, sounds fun and interesting.

Cost isn't everything. The geonosian army was so big because it was the epicenter of the factories producing them, and a home base and meeting place for many different groups that made up the CIS. You gotta factor in all the different things like sourcing materials, the factories too, trade deals, etc

If you played the game you know what I mean

Survivor bias basically, similar to some of uparmoring programs on WW2 bombers?

Glad you enjoy it!

@@geetslys yeah you contents kickass

I remember playing that on Xbox, it was included with the console. Man, the nostalgia.