Could thrawn have defeated the Yuzang Vong at the height of his Imperial Remnant power?

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Right it was an Imperial 1 after all. I always thought that was cool.

@@WhiteStar762 Yeah, it likely had a service life of around 43 years by the end of the YVW which makes it all the more incredible that it was never upgraded to a II in all that time. Can only imagine the campaigns she must have served in and seen before we get introduced to her in 27 ABY.

The old girl sure has a lot of history, though I could say the same for Dorja's Relentless, she didnt do much but she served long and hard, even if being the flagship of the fake Thrawn was her 15 minutes of fame.

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How about characters who were feared because of reputation alone? Aside from Vader, Jabba, and Boba Fett. For example, is there an Inquisitor so dangerous that the other Inquisitors are always on guard?

@@BennyLlama39 that’s actually a really cool idea!

I can see HK-47 on that list. Also Ezavan and Triple 000 as well.

Thats a good idea wow

I mean, I know it didn’t last for long but the Malevolence terrified people

Paint Job was from Disney-the only thing good from Mickey Skaven

@@akumaking1 I love the paint scheme on her.

I said to myself "if the Chimera isn't number one, this whole list is wrong"

@@dscrive i prefer the devastator but chimera is 2nd on my list

All navies name their ships... Lol. The naming conventions used is completely dependent upon the martial culture of the Navy and the society it is from. The Empire's Navy was used to instill fear in its enemies to help subjugate various populous to the Empire's will. So, they name their ships to invoke thoughts/images around control, fear, death, and destruction. Partly to inspire fear and as a warning to what will happen to their enemies. Which is why the Empire uses names such as Avenger, Ravager, Devastator, Right to Rule, and Executor. The New Republic was trying to instill faith in its core ideals of peace, justice, freedom, and fairness. So, they name their ships around themes which invoke those thoughts/images. Which is why the New Republic uses names such as Rejuvenator and Emancipator. Navies also name their ships after famous people, civilian or military, important places, and/or battles. The naming convention used by navies is to assign a theme for ships of the same class or production order. _Ravager, Devastator_ would be of the same production order whereas _Adjudicator_ and _Avenger_ were of different production orders or built in different ship yards hence the difference in themes. Other naming convention is of social/political/cultural one. For instance the Royal Manticore Navy, in the Honorverse (by David Weber), has a List of Honour which is a list of ship names which are in perpetual commission to honour those ships and their crews successes, and more often sacrifices. The first ship on that list is _Nike._ _Nike_ HMS Nike was a battlecruiser. She was immortalized, along with her admiral, after Admiral Saganami took her out to fight 2 battlecruisers, 1 heavy cruiser, and 3 destroyers to protect the convoy he was escorting. The ships and her entire crew were lost in action. Their sacrifice prevented the enemy's remaining ships from capturing the merchant vessels they were escorting. The navy academy was renamed Saganami Island and every year the graduating class is shown the following recordings: Admiral Saganami admitting to a merchant captain that he is going on a death ride to protect the convoy, the battle plot taken from the merchant vessel which shows the success, and destruction of _Nike,_ and finally the last communication from Admiral Saganami just prior to _Nike's_ destruction. After a minute of solemn silence, the admiral in charge of the ceremonies declares "The Tradition Lives". As for _Nike_ herself, the navy's tradition is that the first ship of every new class of battlecruiser is named _Nike._ The previous Nike is named something else to avoid any confusion of course. _Nike_ is held in high regard, as it was Admiral Saganami's flagship, by everyone she is usually a squadron flagship, or a divisional commander's flagship. _Nike's_ captain is chosen among the most capable of officers and is usually on the fast tract for rapid promotion to flag rank. The same selection criteria is applied to her crew as well, while they may not be the best of the best, at worst they are very good at their jobs. An alternate tradition can be seen with HMS Unconquered. _Unconquered_ Lt. Commander D'Orville was the captain of _Unconquered_ when she was directed to investigate rumors that a system was developing viral nanotech (nanites which use biological matter to self-replicate killing the host). When she arrived, the system denied the rumors, until she boarded the space station where it was being developed. While on the space station, she learned the viral nanotech has breached all containment protocols and has infected everyone on board. She ordered her tactical officer to destroy the space station with a saturation of nuclear missiles and she refused to allow anyone to leave, including herself. Her sacrifice prevented the viral nanotech from spreading to the planet, and anywhere else. When _Unconquered_ was retired from service and was scheduled for the breakers, a group of navy personnel convinced the government to keep her in commission as _Unconquered_ was the only ship to have been captained by both Saganami and D'Orville. Unconquered is meticulously maintained in her original form with as many original parts as possible. The crew is selected based on competency and is considered to be the highest reward, short of a medal. Her commanding officer is an admiral chosen by currently serving admirals. The admiral has the privilege of wearing the white beret of a ship captain, but otherwise their position, like the rest of the crew, is ceremonial and doesn't impact their regularly assigned duties. I think I went into too much detail here. *Le Sigh*

@@aralornwolf3140 Only a little too much lol

@@aralornwolf3140 It's all good, personally I would've posted a link to one Templin Institutes videos

@@ryandunham1047 , 1. This video is over a year old. 2. KZfaq deletes all my comments which contain links... even to other youtube videos.

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Agreed

There where actually a lot of isd 1s still in use by the empire. But most of them where upgraded so they dont look different

The Hammer? What ship is that?

@@keno9636 it was from the old DOS game TIE Fighter. There was recently a fan remake you can get on steam that does a really good job bringing the graphics up to date!

@@jaysmall86 Oh thanks!

The Garrett and the Glory would probably be somewhat better fits. The Garret was basically Stele's home ship for most of the campaigns, and as such was heavily involved in the fights. The Glory for being Zaarin's flagship, and thus also a ship that was everywhere.

ISD's have "sinister" names, but with 25000 probably cheat with "Dominate," "Dominator," and "Indominatable" (which if memory serves is an ISD) Course this is how you have an ISD Taser(face)

The smart person coming up with names would probably use planet names for ISDs. Or maybe city names. Hm. That could get interesting. Dreadnoughts and Star Dreadnoughts use Deep Core/Core world names, while Battlecruisers used Colonies and Inner Rim. Star Destroyers could be Expansion out through Outer Rim. Heavy Cruisers could be Deep Core/Core/Colonies city names, Cruisers could be Inner Rim out through Outer Rim cities. Then frigates could be historic people and heroes, while corvettes get the dictionary. Imagine Mon Mothma's anger at star destroyer Chandrila going around committing atrocities with frigate Mon Mothma escorting. ;D

You had a few. The Funky Chicken Vader's Boot The ship mostly used by the death troopers called, No Pickles. Along with some named Bill or other generic name.

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I would recommend reading the Hand of Thrawn duology. It is very clearly stated that the Errant Venture was falling apart due to maintenance costs. Aside from the red paint, one of the reasons why Terrik was happy to lend the ship to Bel Iblis for the Yaga Minor mission was because the New Republic was going to fully upgrade and fix up the ship. It is even stated that Terrik had to sell off most of the remaining guns because the ship was that expensive to run.

@@TalonSvarog I have read that and as far as I remember only a few turbo-lasers were actively tracking incoming ships, but the others worked as well and were passively following arriving ships (that also happend to Corran Horn when he arrived on the ship (the book is 'I, Jedi'))...sure it might not have been maintained (and kept squeaky clean) to Imperial (or New Republic!) standards, but I doubt that the ship was actually falling appart (a shadow-port is making a lot of money and Imperial spare-parts were probably plentiful if you had good black-market-sources, which the owner of a shadow-port does have) A quote from the wiki: However, there were some indications that the Errant Venture was more heavily armed than she appeared-or was legally allowed to be. In his memoirs of events in 11 ABY, Corran Horn seemed to let slip that his father-in-law's ship was still more powerful than two Victory-class Star Destroyers combined, and on Karrde's visit in 19 ABY, although sensor readings showed only three turbolaser turrets as armed, they also showed all the Star Destroyer's weapons tracking towards the Wild Karrde-difficult for a ship on which most of them were supposed to have been physically removed. Early in the Yuuzhan Vong War, however, official figures suggest that the ship was once again carrying only her legal armament, and it is possible that the New Republic had forced him to strip her of her extra weaponry. Even if they had, however, Terrik had augmented her firepower with some sort of superweapon, capable of taking out a Yuuzhan Vong destroyer analog with a single shot. This was rumored to be a ship-killing superlaser similar to Durga's Darksaber, the plans for which Booster had acquired from the Hutts. Although it took several minutes to charge the weapon to full capacity, and its power was limited to destroying warships, it was said to be able to destroy any spaceship in its path for a light-year. It was also the first ship to be equipped with a gravitic amplitude modulator after the Fall of Coruscant. At Borleias, Errant Venture was also rearmed with heavy weapons stripped from the Lusankya, but although the Yuuzhan Vong, like the New Republic, were led to believe that she had previously been only lightly armed, she may have already been at or near her full combat firepower, simply receiving new, and perhaps super-heavy, turbolasers from the Super Star Destroyer. Whatever the truth of the matter, Errant Venture remained fully armed and operational until the Liberation of Coruscant.

Don't kid yourself, Wedge's flagship is an X-Wing... he probably has the cockpit for one installed on the bridge for his command chair.

@@KMCA779 Wedge achieved some of his greatest moments from the bridge of a Star Destroyer or even a Super Star Destroyer. While he definitely preferred a fighter, he was just as good in a Star Destroyer as a starfighter.

Yeah don’t know why he hasn’t done videos like that the Sith eternal fleet and Sith empire in general in the old republic series is so crazy strong would be interesting to see the turnout for that battle

How big was the EU imperial fleet? Because didn't the sith eternal have 10,000 xyston's?

I would love to see an in depth breakdown of the battles of Borleis and Ebaq.

The only scenario where Ender wins is where he has more plot armor than Thrawn. Otherwise, I think Thrawn JUST outwits Ender.

@@blitzwinger999wright6 that does seem like a fair assessment considering one is seasoned military Veteran, and the other is just one smart kid.

i think thrown would win, but not easily

I think Ender vs Blackjack Geary is a better matchup. Both are climbing a learning curve of sorts, performing simulations and developing tactics on the go in an unknown and rapidly changing strategic situation, whereas Thrawn is already at or near the apex and a strategic in addition to tactical genius.

@@Arashmickey Geary would spend half the battle afraid his legend would prevent anyone from disagreement and let him screw things up. And spend more time browbeating his Captains into line.

At the beginning I knew for a fact chimera would be 1 or 2

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@@gregorylumban-gaol3889 yes but there was ISD called resolute

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