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Star Wars Discussion Thread Canon/Legends- Episode V Attack of the Fanons
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I read some of it in the past. It wasn't the best written, imo, but 90s Star Wars had a weird creativity and energy to it.
I'd argue it's not that impressive.
Since you've read Jedi Academy almost fully, did you see something where a Star Destroyer crashes and vaporizes water?
I'd argue it's not that impressive.
Since you've read Jedi Academy almost fully, did you see something where a Star Destroyer crashes and vaporizes water?
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Oh I think I know the part where this may have happened, but not the specifics.
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It's likely the part on Mon Calamari with Ackbar and Leia or maybe when Anoth is attacked. Could be wrong though, and I don't remember the previous books as clearly.
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Hold up.
Did a text search, 9 instances of the word vaporised being used, including referring to the Maw Installation
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No idea, though this happened via proton torpedos.
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I'd argue outlier. As you said, thermal detonators have blasted apart tougher shit. It could also be a lower powered one. It's like a normal human character walking away from a full powered heavy blaster pistol shot.
Wasn't the Maw Installation self-destructed?
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Weird. I thought a proton torpedo was fired which destroyed it but the wiki says otherwise.
Edit: I was smoking crack
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I ALREADY POSTED THIS!!!!!!
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what?
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you know you think the Jedi might have sided with the CIS if they learned the truth about what they actually wanted?
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They were actually staunchly committed to the Republic and saw the CIS as a Trade Federation puppet (which itself was a puppet of the Sith, so the Jedi definitely wouldn't have sided with them).
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And even if they did side with the CIS, how would that work? Their capital was in Courscant lmao.
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I could easily see them moving to the CIS capital planet (plenty of room there, certainly). They were just ten thousand people, which isn't a lot by Star Wars standards. They could easily shift the whole order in a single Lucrehulk battleship, which can canonically comfortably carry 100,000+ people.
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Honestly the Star Wars galaxy would probably be better off split up unironically instead of being ruled by a single central government, republic or empire.
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From what I remember, most wars in Star Wars originally happened to de-unification.
The problem with SW governments is that they try to control the entire galaxy, but it just ends up concentrating power and innovation to the Galactic Core since the galaxy is far too vast and uncharted.
Even in its prime, the Galactic Empire (only having something like 25,000 Imperial Star Destroyers + god knows how many other vessels, which are more than enough to patrol the normally inhabited space of the Galaxy) was stretched thin because the Rebels largely concentrated themselves to the the mid/outer-rim, or even beyond the galactic plane.
Basically, even if the Empire (which was way larger that the NR, let alone the FO) wanted to, they couldn't bring up the standard of living for the outer Galaxy that high without sacrificing tons resources. And they absolutely don't want to for numerous reasons.
The problem with SW governments is that they try to control the entire galaxy, but it just ends up concentrating power and innovation to the Galactic Core since the galaxy is far too vast and uncharted.
Even in its prime, the Galactic Empire (only having something like 25,000 Imperial Star Destroyers + god knows how many other vessels, which are more than enough to patrol the normally inhabited space of the Galaxy) was stretched thin because the Rebels largely concentrated themselves to the the mid/outer-rim, or even beyond the galactic plane.
Basically, even if the Empire (which was way larger that the NR, let alone the FO) wanted to, they couldn't bring up the standard of living for the outer Galaxy that high without sacrificing tons resources. And they absolutely don't want to for numerous reasons.
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How? Why would the Republic just let the Jedi leave to fight for the CIS?
Though the premise of the original question is weird too. I can't find any reason as to why the Jedi would want to support the CIS considering what they do.
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comic series where trump is all might but this time he’s the mandalorian.
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Guy couldn't hold a glass of water and you expect him to don armour and wield a 1911?
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What the ****...?
comic series where trump is all might but this time he’s the mandalorian.
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it’s real. I just found it
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