The Ultimate Guide to the Republic’s Greatest Vehicular Creations of the Clone Wars [Volume 1] 

Yeah...or Lego!😂😅❤

True true! Only downside being quite an expensive maintenance bill, as well as fuel

I want an AT-AT. Because man. That thing is an engine of war.

Me too.

LAAT for one, please.

Well technically these clones are like 9 or 10 years old, so I guess that means it's cool. Kinda.

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Especially when they used the bottom of the hull to tank the damage.

This is the 1st volume.

Agreed. Same with the AT-XTs, AT-ATs, and Victory-classes.

​@@michaelandreipalon359 definitely.

it did in the 2002 video game, you spent like 90% of the game in that tank

@@agentbarron3945 facts

76% on the tank, in my purview.

Agreed, or when escorting slower vehicles such as the AT-TE, or when operating in a combined arms capacity with dismounted infantry

@@dogloversrule8476 another example, would be the city of jedha.

@@CloneScavengerVulpin8389agreed

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And in the case of the AT-TE, the armor ain’t so heavy as you think

Which sucked cause comics and books said them things kick clanker ass

​​@@dominicvucic8654YOU CAN'T USE THAT WORD ONLY WE CAN USE THAT WORD!!!😂😂😂

I think it appeared once or twice

Bro I think you’re supposed to say vertically challenged these days

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I wonder if droids were considered in those crew numbers that he quoted, seeing as they are almost seen as tools rather than personnel.

It’s also nonsensical that a ship like the venator at its size can fit over 400 starfighters so

I'm convinced that the designers actually observed true blue military vehicles when making the LAAT and AT-TE. Seeing as those two are the only semi-senible vehicles in all of Star Wars

I agree these have to be two of the best I have ever seen in sci-fi with of course the aat in there as well.

I disagree, at least for the AT-TE. There are so many design flaws that they wouldn’t be useful. That said, Star Wars is very good at creating the illusion of a realistic vehicle, with all the paneling and so on. And I think that it’s one of SW’s greatest strengths, they are very good at making a believable world.

I honestly don't see many weaknesses in them. The only problems I see with the At-te is gutting some storage racks in the back to put in some shields and perhaps two small quad laser cannons (like on the T2 B) on the top and the bottom in the middle to act as AA (anti aircraft) and AP (anti personnel), All the LAAT needs is some shields. Really it's hard to improve upon good designs.

@@PTillA-kf7rq My guy, the gunner position is entirely exposed to small arms fire, the driver and spotter are encased in what amounts to a glass box welded in front of the tank, there is no tank commander, and way too many gunners (difficult to coordinate even WITH a tank commander). While the design looks very cool, and indeed fulfills that role flawlessly, looking at the AT-TE from a practical perspective, even ignoring the flaws inherent to a walker design, leaves the impression of a design that would be woefully inadequate to designs of the inter-war. That said, SW also came up with the idea of effectively bolting treads to the in universe equivalent of a zero and calling it a tank, so its competition isn't exactly strong.

Hope you'll get to watch Star Marshal's playthrough of the game. He does the objectives justice.

'Course, I'm a big fan of flying vehicles in Star Wars, especially the advanced superfighters. Well, one Multiversal front is over... what now?

​@@michaelandreipalon359 I don't know, sir. All I do know is that finale was just beautiful. All the characters fought hard and they stuck together and now their all happy together, which after such a hard fight and all that drama is how it should be. And I have hope with the fact that the Human and Demon Realms are now permanently connected that one day Luz and the gang will meet up with Anne, Marcy, and Sasha and help them find a way back to Amphibia. I mean will still have to wait a bit, since both shows happened mostly concurrently too each other, which means after the Owl House time skip of 4 years were still about 5 to 6 years away from the Trio reuniting in Amphiba's time skip, so they either won't meet Luz and the others until after that or if they do they won't have a solution until after that. But hey that gives King's powers and Human technology time to mature to be able to finally reopen the portal sometime after those 5 to 6 years.

@@zexalbrony4799 The only thing missing on the distant finale is a spy, from either a newly founded US or UN Multiversal defense organization created after the Weirdmageddon and Frog-vasion, just observing the quinceañera and giving their superiors some good idea on what they -might- will confront by the time they have full-on expeditionary capability. Also, a bit of a shame the finale isn't with an adulthood time skip. Would have loved seeing either weddings and/or childbirth and childraising.

@@michaelandreipalon359 Oh yeah, I can totally see that being a thing in this universe. Especially with how public knowledge all of this is becoming, I mean the Frog-vasion was broadcasted to a lot of people, all the witnesses, plus all the leftover robots, and now as shown by those photos in Luz's room after the time skip of the people of the Demon Realme regularly coming and interact with the Human Realm and the fact that Eda's school has a Human and Demon Realm exchange program it seems like at the very least the people of Graevsfeild if not more now know of the Demon Realm. And yet even after both these stories and the time skips where presuambly even more interactions between these worlds happen, people are still trying to claim Frog-vasion was fake as seen in the Amphibia time skip which happens after this time skip. It appears people in this Human Ream are dumb or just in denial. Okay, while I would have loved to see a Lumity wedding, I'm happy with this time skip, as much as I loved Amphibia's ending I felt the time skip was a bit to far. I'm more a fan of ending a story without a time skip, just having all the characters relaxing and celebrating right after their big adventure, that's what I love the most, but this time skip of only 4 years was a nice balance between what I love and a traditional long time skip, it's just enough time to show how things have changed but not so much that there aren't any new ideas for stories to be told before and after the time skip. Like we saw a picture of Eda, King, and Hooty playing baseball so I could totally see many from the Boiling Isles joining Luz and maybe a few other Humans in a game of baseball in Gravesfield.

Yeah because the ARC was too iconic and they didn't want to reuse the Y-Wing.

At least the reboot have them proper intercepter classifications

@@jmurray1110 Definitely an area of improvement.

Might have modified them to be designated carriers rather than capital ships but the design is great and with proper support the weaker defences that dorsal hanger created would be properly protected Plus even with that thing taking up room it actually had ducking point defenders systems making it far superior to the ISD for the civil war style fighting

With the introduction of the secutor, quasar, and ton falk cladses, the venator was no longer required

I thought vader was born in 19BBY

@@BuhBuhGuyMan thats what I am asking. So which came first? The sith or the egg?

19 bby is when Luke was born, Vader’s son. The clone wars lasted from 22-19bby

And a venator

The AT-AT is way better than the AT-TE so I don’t know what you’re going on about