Movie Duels: 501st Journal - Operation Knightfall Reimagined (Order 66) 

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Considering the battlefront remaster just came out…. Better not. Given all the shit the game is getting the last thing EA and Disney need to hear is there’s a fan made mod for a 20 year old game that does it better. Lawsuit hell would be raining down and we don’t want that….

The chips really diluted the weight of Order 66. Before, the clones knew what was coming, and were preparing for it. Even Jango knew, with the obvious foreshadowing of "They'll do their job. I *guarantee* that." The clones served the jedi loyally, overtly lying to their faces through YEARS of hardship to gain their absolute trust, just to gun them down the *instant* they received the anticipated order. Now, because kids like the clones because they are the protagonists of a show, they can't be bad! It would upset some fans to realize the clones they look up to were bad the whole time, so only Palpatine bad! Palpatine only bad guy he force clone do bad but clone really good guy. Order 66 is no longer a betrayal, it's just Palpatine being a bad guy, which he already was before and after. All that weight is gone.

It's very obvious for them to bond with their jedi colleagues, many of then saved their lifes multiple times and don't see them just as soldiers, more as living beings. It would have made no sense to think they will be able to betray the jedi that easy. And how you want to train them for this, the jedi were overseeing the training for most clones that came after the first wave. It's much more easier for them to give them a chip while they are beeing created. Jedis are no scientists so they would not oversee this process entierly. I get your thoughts on this, but I can't imagine palpatine relying on some secret training for them to pull the trigger in the end. After all the jedi lost their ways obviously, but that doesn't mean most of them did not earn their honor and respect from the clones, that are highly intelligent. First I thought the same, but now I think the story with those chips ain't that bad.....It's just to make sure, everything goes as planned. It's not easy to deceive a jedi as a clone. The jedi would have felt the mistrust.

@@g.eberling8700 From the Clone Wars show perspective that makes sense, as the clones are portrayed very differently with many having drastically different characteristics from clones in the movies. In the movies, every clone was truly identical and all were absolutely stoic. Perfect, loyal, unfeeling soldiers, While still technically human, rather then having chips, their very minds were altered for absolute, unhuman loyalty.

@@VGLounge But what about Cody and Obi-Wan, their relationship is not that much different compared to what we see in ep3.

@@g.eberling8700 Every clone was just like Cody in the movies. George Lucas wrote that relationship in very intentionally, well before the chips were ever thought of. The whole point was that the *jedi* have grown fond of, and completely trust the clones. It was a platonic, friendly, but very professional relationship that Cody and the clones kept up for years because it was their job. Keep in mind this is how the movies were written, then the Clone Wars show went back to change these details and add significantly more humanity to the clones then they were created with

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