I think Disney burned everyone out with their crap. I know I am. F them.

You want Disney to ruin it the rakatas are too harcore for Disney

I think it's better off left for video games and comics. A live action is begging for something world breaking I think.

I said it would be fascinating. Calm down, it's a KZfaq comment.

@@Xiporah So are the comments you're responding to 🤨

UNLIMITED... POWER!!!!

On hell of an “O” face if you ask me. Ahahaha

@@courtneysettepani9782 Ikr! I'm pretty sure the original scene shows him using the same ability to spark up a Malboro, but due to health concerns they edited it.

If thy Emperor cannout have this Planet than neither can chaos

Somebody did a video on the Tusken and Tatooine ages ago.

Almost like the people that wrote it actually had talent and enjoyed it. Crazy.

I agree 100% , im kinda glad its left alone for now lol 😆

Yea honestly Disney should just stick to fairy tales and kids shows they ruin everything else they touch

Anything in the old republic is too hardcore for Disney

@@alsimmonshellspawn6021 Anything is to hardcore for Disney

Unless you're dealing with Heat based weapons like Photon Bombs and Plasma Rays. Then it would literally turn a planet's surface into glass. Not to mention The Rakaata went out of their way to permanently sterilize the planet out of spite.

It's fiction, not to be taken the same way real world is

@@davidhannum9017 Agreed. This comment was to point out how ridiculous all of the other comments were that were trying to hold this video, and its subject matter, to the real world. Insofar as what would have happened in the situation told. Therefore I narrowed the entire thing down to pure physical reality, at its most fundamental, to show how silly it would become if our physical law truly applied to the fantasy world of Star Wars.

@@kaimagnus5760 Except that the Rakatan Empire used nuclear devices for orbital bombardment. It gets covered in the comic series describing the founding of the Je'daii order on Tython, the arrival of Dak, and the Je'daii splitting between the Ashla and Bogan (light and dark.) This comment was to narrow down how silly the story would be if it were held to true physical laws. Not really to say that this is how the story should have gone. It was a mockery of all of the comments on this video, and almost all Star Wars videos, that try to compare the fantasy world to ours.

Krayt dragons: *are we a joke to you?*

Well, The Rakata were referenced in Andor! It’s a sign they could be the ones who glassed and turned Tatooine into a desert!

@@christinejorgens6577 possiby

Love this idea. Tier lists for ships, weapons, armies, force powers, pilots, plots, heroes, etc what an idea!

My favorite lightsaber is the one I am using and or currently upgrading to surpass the previous one or version of.

@@timboslice980 Yeah but don't over think it.

@@BlackMoonHowlslol

Actually some in Universe scholars think that the krayt dragon actually evolved from an alien with a dragon like appearance

Maybe, but the more accepted version is that humans are from Coruscant

DUDE?! I thought the same thing after watching Book of Boba Fett. When Boba had the dream-trip with the tree, hinting at water “restoring” Tatooine, I thought one of Sand People were going to reveal exactly what you just described: That Sand People were actually Rakata stranded on Tatooine for all these years. The Rakata and their infinite empire have always interested me, as does any story involving “deep time” that most have forgotten. I’d love to see Lucasfilm explore that past, along with the Star Forge, Rakata Prime, etc. I feel the Rakata were far more terrible than the Galactic Empire and would love to see them at their peak only to watch them collapse in poetic fashion. That’s a whole different story for Lucasfilm to tell without tampering with anything OT.

Yeah two groups- the elders who learned from their mistakes and stuff, as well as a meaner group. Been awhile since I played the game.

This is indeed a Legends story, but we've heard that Tatooine was once covered in oceans in recent stories too. I think Star Wars just likes a trope of devastated/healed planets like a living organism. Other examples include Ossus and Mustafar.

It would truly depend on the two stars, their distance from each other, and the orbital path of the planet. Binary, and above, stellar systems also have _'goldilocks'_ zones. These zones often involve the planet in question orbiting the mutual gravitational center of the system - just as the stars do. This puts the zone of habitation quite further out than Earth is from Sol. As such the increased energy output merely helps. "Glassing" a planet does not actually involve turning the surface of the planet to glass. It's a slang for carpet bombing with nuclear devices. The way he is using the term makes it seem far more literal. That said - no... it still does not really make any sense. If the planet were on the very inner edge of the zone then it should still be too hot for human life. Water not boiling does not mean humans can survive the temperature. A 'goldilocks' zone only means water can exist on its surface as a liquid. There is a very large area of said zones wherein human life can't survive. If the bombing caused a nuclear winter then it should have entered an ice age. If they purposely evaporated the oceans then it would enter a runaway greenhouse effect such as happens with Venus - due to released carbon from the billions of years of evolved life that would have had trillions(+) of tons of CO/CO2 under the surface , and the now extremely dense atmosphere from the vaporization of its oceans. If they did not fully vaporize said oceans then the cloud layer caused by the temperature spiking, due to the thermal properties of that many nuclear bombs, would again begin an ice age. TL;DR: The planet should either still be nice and watery, or it should be a toxic, acidic hellscape.

Disney canon is 💩

@@thalastianjorus I don't think that it *_has_* to make logical sense 🤔. Because he says that this was happening during a plague that was robbing the Rakatans of their Force powers and killing them off 🤔. A thought occurred to me, and I don't know if it's actually a part of the story or not, but, I had an idea that they might have used some if not all of what remained of their Force abilities to assist in their orbital bombardment of Tatooine to specifically do that 🤔 (if that's possible in the Star Wars universe 🤔😅😓, because the Sith on (one of) the ancient Sith homeworld(s), Malachor, they created a superweapon (like most Sith artifacts and superweapons was most likely powered by a large Kyber crystal, like Sidious had done with the Death Stars (large ones and vast amounts of small regular-sized ones) could annihilate life and turn its victims to stone 😰😱!). In fact, many planets in the Star Wars universe have become wastelands due to centuries, if not millennia, of war 😰😱🥺😣😔, wars involving Mandalorians, Jedi, Sith, etc. So why shouldn't the war against the Rakatan Invaders be any different 🤔😓? Anaxes, the planet with the fyrnocks (silicon-based lifeforms but animals, not sentient beings)the fierce predatory animals that didn't like being in sunlight, it was destroyed by Admiral Trench's bomb (most likely). (I know that the bomb got disarmed in the final season of The Clone Wars, but, they said that it could destroy a large majority of the planet 😰😱, and by the time of Rebels, the planet is in ruins 😰🥺😣😔.)

@@erikolson4148 I fully agree that it doesn't have to make logical sense. I was pointing out how ridiculous it is to hold it to some form of logic - as the original comment was alluding to. If held to logic the entire Star Wars galaxy falls apart. It's a fantasy world - hence why I never understood why people always try to hold it to real world physical law.

It has been that’s why kashyyk is the way it is because the rakata wanted to use it as a farming planet but left the terraforming forge on for to long

@@emperial4421 In more modern time: Old republik to new republik time?

Probably because the weapons damaged its atmosphere and most of the water vapor was blown off of Tatooine.

Not if the heat burned away part of the atmosphere.

Moisture farmers have to farm moisture from somewhere

Not just Lortha Peele the crooked water monger. In the episode (#2) before his debut (in episode 3), the Tusken Chieftain told Boba Fett that since the oceans dried, they had remained hidden, and other tribes have been surviving by killing 🤔😓.

Oh yeah I forgot that

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Not really, it would create a very dense atmosphere with rich oxygen from the heat splitting hydrogen and oxygen from water.

@@stevenmartinezgarcia9829 But that would not last. Oxygen is very reactive and just through natural geological/chemical processes would eventually be made unavailable.

The trandoshans have hunting parties like predators. Mainly hunt wookies

Rakata

@@riaingalligan8461 ohh. But it sounded like Ricotta, I swear.

But, but, I did.

@@TheStupendousWave yeah i saw.I thought you were going to forget.but im almost positive there was a video done by anotherdude that went into detail on the jawas and tuskens.Its really interesting

………… I think it’s pretty good

@@jamiesonboulanger1478 it's not 😆 🤣 😂

@@alsimmonshellspawn6021 this seems like the start of an argument that would last forever I’m going to stop that It’s okay for you to not like it And it’s okay for me to like it We all have the right to our own opinion

Bro, what?