What Was Travel Like for the Average Citizen in the Galaxy? 

Please make a video where the galactic republic with the jedi attack earth

Can you do a video on what common careers in SW make? We know the credit is close to the dollar, but don't know how good the pay is.

Im so sry for making fun of ukraine war my friend there just died

I am so glad you guys finally did the idea I sent you on Facebook about a year ago go gen tech 😁

i love the sabers in own a saber but a 400 dollar blade, even with 30% off is still 300 over my budget

And then there was that whole “sister kisser” thing.

Ha!! An interesting perspective but I like it! You're not wrong

@@c0t0d0s7 so hot 🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮

@@c0t0d0s7 Yeah, but we don’t know what the legal status of that is under Imperial Law, so...

@@c0t0d0s7 now to be fair luke didn't knew Leia was his sister until PAPA Vader told him.

maybe like a class 5-10 hyperdrive and slow travel so it is cheap and maybe enjoyable like a cruise

Yeah I’ve also always pictured it like that as well. With things like passenger liners having a class 10-5 hyperdrive, jet liners having a 4-1.5, and finally a hypersonic jet liner like the Concord having a class 1.4-0.5 hyperdrive

That definitely seems to be the case, the travel conditions depend on the type of ship etc. the Clone Wars episode Voyage of Temptation had a luxury cruise ship, the Attack of the Clones movie had Anakin and Padme travel on some low key transporter ship, we have the scene when they eat in the common hall (R2 takes the food for them from the buffet droid servant :)).

@@fantasywind3923 Dont forgett swtor, the republic side, where the first doungeon is a passager ship, who is attacked by the imperium.

Impressive *Most impressive*

Between watchng Gen. Tech and Geetsly's, I've become a walking Star Wars encyclopedia

Probably a teleprompter.

“My source is that I made it the fuck up”

Yeah 😂. In universe it would never be the year used for counting time. If anything the empire might have chosen the empire day as year zero and everything before would be BE (before empire). Somehow I would not think the New Republic would change the time notation. That's such a autocratic thing to do. They'd more likely prefer to start from Ruusan Reformation or something.

I was just thinking that lol. That would be like ancient Egypt and Greece dating all of their events in B.C.

@@jellyfish828 They could've also used ATC (After the Treaty of Coruscant) which ended the first war between the Republic and Sith Empire in 3956 BBY

It would indeed be interesting to know how the Empire and even Pre-Empire Republic kept time and dates

They also put his given name as Skywalker and surname as Anakin.

AFAIK, Leia(and/or the Rebel Alliance) honored Obi-wan's agreement and paid Han off. It's just that Han took his sweet time getting back to Jabba.

@@sablevo I know. I was just making a joke on how it could've gone.

@@pirateraider1708 Technically Han failed to deliver them to Alderan. He delivered then to the newly created Alderan Asteroid Field, thus failing to deliver on his contract leading to the potential forfiture of all payment unless a new negotiation could be arranged. This was done when he negotiated with Leia to deliver her to Yavin IV. 😁

@@jayt9608 the exact wording was "passage to the Alderaan System" On landing on the Death Star, the contract was fulfilled

@@musicalaviator I would generally agree, but there was, by that time no Alderaanian system at which to be. This still leaves him with an unfulfilled contract. If one thinks about it, these type of unfulfilled contracts are what leads to him becoming Jabba's newest palace decoration. 😁

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@@scoots291 Yikes. Dark humour.....i love it.

Given what we are shown in the movies, how unimaginably huge the galaxy is, to our RL level of thinking, and how difficult it must be to enforce the rule of a single dept. of a single over-arching government, I would suspect you would only get that level of procedures for Business class and up in the Inner and Mid rim. Lower classes, aside from Steerage, you are more likely "self-serve" other than an assigned seat, with maybe a datapad with in-flight and emergency info. The exception would be any planetary system star line known for the overall quality of their service. And the farther out you get, the more that our airlines level of procedures are scarce, exceptions as noted above. Just my ( lengthly ) 2 bits.

@@barongorn sounds about right. Further clues out that far can probably be guessed from watching the movies an paying particular attention to when a character is making arrangements for such travel. Like in the Original Trilogy when Luke and Obi Wan are meeting and negotiating travel with Han Solo.. in which accomadations can range basically whatever you can think of depending on HOW your traveling and how much you can work out in affordable passage

Trade federation is a conglomerate akin to Amazon. They could have a transportation subsidiary company or something like that

Don't worry the bloods wiped off

All aboard the spacebus

is nobody gonna tell him?

I think it's also unlikely that either the rebels or the New Republic would use BBY/ABY. Officially the rebels are the Alliance to Restore the Republic and they'd probably want to restore the calendar the old republic was using. Assuming of course that the Empire even started a new calendar, which is certainly possible but not a guarantee as they might have just stuck with the old calendar for convenience.

Betting your owner's registration perhaps? I guess its like selling second hand car IRL, but with extra gambling hoops.

@@echos5823 people used to gamble there homes away back before such a thing was made it pretty much impossible to be done legally, but people still gamble there cars away in local things

Pretty sure it been said the have good aim. Just not when shooting at main characters I guess

But in ep4 excluding the Death Star explosion, more rebels get killed by stormtroopers than rebels kill stormtroopers

They're really good shots actually

I think I heard from one of Simon Whistler's channels that 9 of every 10 soldiers miss living targets on purpose, by that standard they arn't that much more inaccurate than real world militaries, even performing better than the us military in their first shown boarding action. I dont have a link to that vid, or the studies sited, but they can be found.

@@bmetalfish3928 made up myth study completely not based on reality or factual evidence that’s been perpetuated for years The average conflict has thousands of rounds fired at ranges of 300m+ where soldiers are typically point shooting at areas of cover, not aiming at an actual individual enemy soldier (for the most part typically CQB and snipers being exceptions here, hence also why CQB is so grueling), the hit ratio is gonna be below 1% in any conflict due to the nature of war, nobody is using single shot muskets where they walk into the open to line up the perfect shot on an individual enemy That false study used the nature of suppressive fire and inaccuracy of WW2 weapons and varying engagement distances to make up some BS myth of soldiers intentionally missing due to “morality” reasons, rather than the actual truth of standing outside in the open results in you usually instantly dying. Rounds for over the enemy’s head not because soldiers are intentionally missing but because they’re behind cover with rounds flying both directions trying to suppress the enemy so they can maneuver and fire and hopefully actually take armed shots at individual targets.

Well technically we see a couple galaxies as the Star Wars galaxy has multiple satellite galaxies that orbit round it. Kamino is in between the main galaxy and the rishi maze which we see in clone wars

Hehe yup

nope, looks like you got it.

Just like our world.

Yeah. I imagine it was much simpler during the Republic era. Maybe he could do another video on travel during the Republic. No identichips and chain code.

Provided it didn't ... you know... break down in the middle of an asteroid field somewhere way off the beaten track.

Yea probably had to remove shoes at the security scan

Given the huge variety of weapon types in the galaxy, what might be best for a profession would be highly dependent on how you carry out your job, your personal experience and / or who taught you, and what your targets and opposition would be. I think there isn't always a one-size-fits-"This Job" situation. I imagine, in your example of a Tattooine farmer, that you would want something thats easy to maintain and fix, since parts, and /or weapon techs, would be few and far between. If you have a method to replenish the gas and recharge the powerpacks, certainly blasters are viable. Otherwise you might be forced to use slugthrowers. So something lesser like the battledroid E-5 would be so many spare parts after several encounters with local "difficulties" (take your pick). As for cost and quality, that would be COMPLETELY dependent on your source for the weapons, I.E. avoid jawas like the Plague except for MAYBE spare parts if you KNOW what it is you're looking for. Just my LENGTHLY 2 creds.

That happened?

@@randomname7321 No but Alan from generation tech did make a video where the galactic empire, the first order and the separatist alliance attack earth 3 years ago and he said 3 years ago that he would make a video where the galactic republic with the jedi attack earth but he seems to have forgotten this promise

As far as Obi-wan knew, they were heading to a planetary leader's place. Bail could have probably fished 15 000 credits out of his couch cushions, if his planet hadn't been blown up.

Armed merchant ships were more common in the old days when global travel is more difficult, rescue is further away, and communication isnt instantly. So i guess the authorities in SW also allow certain ships to be armed if they have ti be travelling for long time away from civilization.