I Watched the Battle of Scarif in 0.25x Speed and Here's What I Found
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me and my dad watched all the star war movies' in order and it took us a month but now i love watching these
I like sweet rolls better speaking of that I got to kill the guy that stole one
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Rogue One is honestly the only great Star Wars movie since Disney took over.
I thought solo with pretty good and the last Jedi was also pretty good
@@xninewxw7559 yes, really the only problem I have with it is Rose and some cringy dialogues here and there
And maybe also the scene with Rey in the Falcon. I loved it, it’s one of those that bring my inner kid Star Wars fan back, but it shows Rey COMPLETELY FINE, after the throne room
@@xninewxw7559 Solo and Rogue One for me.
@@xninewxw7559 I respect your opinion but In my honest thoughts last Jedi is ass, it's poorly written,makes no sense and it ruined luke, solo was decent though
@@xninewxw7559 Last Jedi was the best of the Sequels, but it was still quite bad.
When you realize Director Krennic literally gets beamed by his own creation
Ironic
Gives a little more villainy feel to Tarkin 😈 like yeah I stole your weapon and killed you with it so what, now Im bouta destroy Alderaan
So what happened to Bevel Lemelisk????
@kolonol1 Not Canon anymore. When Disney scrapped everything they meant EVERYTHING.
@@elderliddle2733 Disney wars isn't canon...Disney can shove their ideas up their mousey little ass...
The Shore Troopers have one of the nicest and coolest armor, the coolest thing is to see their ranks by seeing the colors of the armor.
Sergeants were identified with a red armlet on the left arm and a white and black band on the left paldron.
And the leading Squadron Sergeants had a blue sash above their breastplates on the pads and a bed attached to their bells.
Already the captain wore the paint on the breastplate, going down to the left armband with a yellow color to the glove. And not to mention its double-barreled E-22 blaster.
Yea. Shore troopers and death troopers became my top favorite units. In close third is the imperial scout trooper.
I really loved all of the aesthetics in Rogue One, it perfectly, PERFECTLY, captured the feeling of the Original Trilogy and Star Wars itself. Everytime I get a chance to appreciate it I always get that feeling that it should be my favorite Star Wars movie but I can never bring myself to put it above all the rest because I know others are better but rogue one just hits different for me, and not a bad different. It’s near perfection. The only thing holding it back is the kinda slow first act but by the time that the third act begins I am immediately fully invested. Easily my favorite third act in a Star Wars film tho.
yeah i really like the 'disney troopers' version of the galactic empire troopers
I'm a big fan of the tank troopers from rogue 1, and you can also see more armor shatter in 2003 CW.
Another thing I noticed about shore troopers, was how similar their armour is to the tank crew (on Jedha)
6:16 this is the tie striker. Most tie fighters are primarily a space only ships, but they were still useful in atmospheres. It took them 10+ years to design a ship that was aerodynamic, affordable, and could out preform the tie fighter in the air. But when the scarif base was destroyed, so were the blueprints and the only factory the produced this fighter.
That's why secure backups are necessary.
Or you could buy a vulture for 15k, a fourth of the price of a regular tie
you know, this honestly makes me wonder why we don't see more ships designed for an in atmosphere superiority performance role in star wars. Half the battles we see take place planet side it just makes sense
@@alexbibby9641 I get where you're coming from, but when your spacecraft can at least perform somewhat effectively in a planetary atmosphere, and your capital ships' armaments can perform orbit to surface bombardment, it's kind of a redundancy. Still useful, but not necessarily game changing.
that is a stupid ass lore explanation. it makes sense that tehy would make an Air based fighter but not that it would be built only on one location and with no other blueprints.
The Death Star took longer because it used only a single reactor
Yea, with aldeeran it used its full power which just blew the thing up instantly.
@@markgeorge2200 alderaan*
"Single reactor ignition" means it puts a hole in the place of its target, it doesn’t destroy the whole planet...
@@jeremieplourde332 I don't think we have seen Scariff since, Jedha we have an a huge chunk of the planet was just gone like someone took a bite out of it
@@genomckenna1824 Skariff lost its importance to the story once the death star schematics were stolen, like a million other imperial out posts and facilities that havent been shown.
I have watched Rogue One about 10 times due to it being the only dvd we had on our car trip 😂
Same but with minions😩
You’re lucky I don’t even usually get to watch CZcams on a car trip!
Lul hello vanman
@@Wayk31 *oh no*
@@Wayk31 oof
Michael Jae: We always see stormtrooper get sliced or shot, but we never see any melee combat where it just breaks apart and shatters.
The Armorer: Allow me to introduce myself.
And Boba
I loved her fight. That hammer was brutal
@@Tores444 I figured there was some special tech in that hammer, something like a repulsor that amplified the strength of your blows while making the hammer feel lighter at the same time. Pounding on beskar probably can't be done without special tools, and the stormtrooper armor broke apart way too easily if it was just a hammer. You're right, excellent fight scene.
This was before she was a thing
@@fymcreeper700 thought the same thing. Wish they learned more from this movie though smh
Continuing my trend of commenting fun facts related to the battle:
The weapon Baze uses in this is an MWC-35, which was originally designed to be mounted on hovertanks and light armored vehicles (it's basically the Star Wars version of an M2 Browning). And Baze is just running around with it, because he's a badass.
He ain't got time to bleed.
@@MonkeyJedi99 Huh... okay...
@@Sky_Guy This is the third time in as many days that I have quoted a movie and nobody seems to have gotten the reference.
My quote is from a scene in the movie Predator, where Jesse Ventura's character is told he is bleeding, and he replies "I ain't got time to bleed."
Kids these days, no knowledge of the classics, out steppin in their yeezees, drinking their Boba Fett tea on the way to the discotheque. ;)
@@MonkeyJedi99 ...Dude, literally the very next line in that scene is Poncho saying "Huh... okay."
@@Sky_Guy Argh! Hoisted by my own petard!
You got me.
5:28 the energy is due to bing hit by an ion heavy rifle. Lore wise the AT-ACT or cargo AT-AT are equipped with many stabilizers and repulsers at the joints which help them stand. These walkers are 1.5 times bigger and with cargo can be serval times heavier than a normal at-at. That’s why they are using an ion rifle to disable the stability tech which caused them to collapse the AT-ACT over its own weight.
That’s actually really cool
It's cool they used it, but how did they knew an ion cannon was going to work? Specialized stabilizers in very specific vehicle isn't common knowledge... unless they did it by instinct and it worked.
defector or lucky guess, since we don't see the same tactic but instead see the tow cables at Hoth(which timeline is after), it obviously didn't get shared before the gunner died
@@jonumine6250 it might be common knowledge on how the AT-ACTs function.
Since they are more construction\cargo transport vehicles than front line combat vehicles their technology is most likely shared by civilian equipment
@@jonumine6250 The war had been going on for about 20 years, with the Clone Wars prior. So it was likely common knowledge by the time of Rogue One, it just would have come down to timing
Michael: "we need to see more melee combat in star wars"
Boba Fett: Am I joke to you?
Yes.
Of course, there are a lot of people with lightsabers who have some questions...
@@Sephiroth144 Well, laser swords don't give that satisfying kinetic "crunch".
@@MonkeyJedi99 Indeed- though, to be fair, it does fall under Melee combat
Yes...
11:54 The reason is cause the the power level on Scarif was much lower than the full 100% power used on Aldy
Single reactor ignition iirc
"You may fire when ready", Tarkin is so polite compared to Krennic's unpatient "FIRE!".
I'd never noticed the armour breaking apart, but it's such a nice touch that I don't htink I'll ever be able to un-see it.
Battle of Scarif was such a well done fight. Everything felt so impactful, and after they killed off their first MC you realise just how much they're willing to do that, and you get even more rooted to the scene knowing there are actual stakes. Even seeing Chirrut and Baze's scene is probably one of my favourites, because you get this sense of "Oh, he'll survive!?" which gets taken away, and a fitting scene of revenge immediately afterwards.
3:50 "who would have thought that Star Wars looks so cool on a beach?"
"what about the Droid Attack on the Wookies?"
Rogue one was a very experimental Star wars movie, and a lot of what it pulled off was great in my opinion. However I am glad Vader wasn’t on the Scarif beach because that would’ve been overkill, and instead we were given a far better scene showing the desperation of the Rebels just barely escaping the wrath of Vader.
I do have too agree with the fact Episode 9 could’ve taken things slower, it was good in my opinion, but had it been given a longer run time, perhaps some scenes could’ve been done better than they were.
the entire trilogy could be better
@@SharkyFX-tt4mt True, but he's also got a good point. TRoS seemed to move "too fast" in most parts. Had it been given 4 hours, or even 3.5 hours... it could have slowed down just a bit, and been a better movie because of it.
I disagree on the part about episode 9 being good, but it did have some neat moments. The Star destroyers breaking out of the ice? So fucking cool. Stupid and nonsensical, but really damn cool.
@@zero-arc3810Well, your free to have an opinion, and even though I don’t agree with it I will respect your perspective.
@@Fi_Sci_ I’m a little surprised. I hadn’t even expected a response. Let alone one so pleasant.
Anyway, thanks for being so cool about it. Do you also disagree with the Star destroyers in the ice bit?
Two of the projects Jyn and Cassian find in the Imperial Archives are “War-Mantle” from Bad Batch and “Hyperspace tracking navigational systems” from Last Jedi
and the darksaber is referenced
@@boredchild6631 not the Darksaber, it was the Blacksaber
@@arthurgabriel360 that’s a reference to the darksaber
@@arthurgabriel360 it’s a code name for it
Yeah but since Maw Installation isn't a thing anymore, and neither is Bevel Lemelisk apparently, darksaber can't be a thing...neither can any of the other super weapons because EVERYONE who designs them is either dead or does t exist...
5:31. Those are actually ion shots. Made for disabling ships and vehicles. An ion cannon is also seen in Empire Strikes Back as the rebels are leaving Hoth. That is how the Star Destroyer is taken out so quickly. And I think something similar happens in the space battle in this movie as well
It didn't get taken out, that Star Destroyer was only temporarily disabled
When you said that Alderaan's destruction was faster, that was the death star at FULL power. The blast of Scarif was a single reactor ignition intended to destroy one area.
I absolutely LOVE Rogue One! When I saw it in the theater, it made me feel like the 10 year old kid I was watching the original Star Wars back in 1977. Especially when the Rebel fleet showed up at Skariff. Definitely the best "Disney Era" movie so far, and I think it's going to be hard to top.
6:20 That's the TIE/sk x1 (sometimes called the TIE Striker)
It's an atmospheric version of the standard TIE. Its solar panels are shaped like that to be more aerodynamic, provide lift like a wing, and probably to face the sun above since it'll be in atmosphere
I honestly never understand what the solar panels powered, did they power the guns or something since, at least in the novel Death Star they describe a tie being destroyed in a training session by its fuel cables rupturing, so if it's powered by conventional fuel, what are the panels for?
@@heintz256 backup. Considering until the Risoe of Skywalker they ever mentioned (non-Hyperspace) fuel it doesn't really make sense. Since nothing except the Millennium Falcon ever has breakdowns it doesn't make as much sense, but aircraft and spaecraft IRL live by redundancy. It's a backup in-case you're out so long that you run out of fuel (imagine trying to get to another system after getting lost since you have no hyperdrive), the main engines break down, and since it's a TIE (Twin Ion Engine) it might be charging ions in a fuel capsule using sunlight to refill it making it more than just redundant. That last is what I would like to believe.
I'd prefer to go without the panels, but it would look weird as just a ball. If you really needed the wing equipment you could fit it into that extension that the thiCCer TIEs have. (Vader's TIE Advanced)
@@nicholaspratt8473 if you get lost in a tie fighter in a system, considering how massive space is and the distance between planets and star systems, you’re better off either sending out any sort of distress signal or just offing yourself as ties have no hyperdrive nor additional life support.
@@heintz256 Yes. Even at light speed there are few systems you could get to in a lifetime 😂
@@heintz256 "TIE:" Twin Ion Engine. More than likely the solar panels power...well, everything. The engines, avionics, weaponry, targeting systems, gyroscopics, etc. It's also a fuel source, or to be more accurate a reactant for the TIE fighter's engines to actually use the fuel to produce thrust. The exact same process may be used for the laser cannons.
It's funny how you put a clip of " I don't like sand." When you were talking about Vader on the beach. 🤣
I love the random Minecraft sound you placed throughout, that was great. Also, the reason Scarif didn’t explode as quickly or at all was because they didn’t increase the power setting from Jedha. It was basically on low power mode up until Alderaan
Right, it was just meant to dig a quick whole in the planets’ crust, not blow it away completely
"we should have more melee in Star wars*
All the Jedi and sith: *crying*
Perhaps more blunt melee in Star Wars. Come on, lets get messy.
Definitely a sad scene when your favorite Disney Star Wars characters' plot armor breaks. But, now, I want to see the special remastered edition where all the armor that gets hit breaks like that. 🍪🍪🍪🍪
Yes, the scene where K-2SO was shooting at the stormtroopers was definitely used twice. I remember seeing that and wondering why they chose to do go that route.
Well do you think Disney is made of money? Next you'll be telling me lemons grow on trees, good lord!
I love rouge one, and I would also love to see the battle above scarif (space)
There is a TON of scenes during the space battle where the Ghost from Rebels appears and even scores some kills on TIEs. Filoni and the guy who made Rogue One worked closely together to make the show tie in with the Rebels post series finale. There’s a compilation of each time it appears.
12:02 because the empire didn’t use full power on scarif. They just wanted to destroy the base and all the rebel on it. Not the actual planets
A lot of people think I’m crazy, but this is my favorite Star Wars movie. It’s just such a good story, and every battle scene is perfect.
Mine was episode I, III and VI
@@Madenity that's the neat thing about star wars. It really has something for every sort of fan. I liked Episode 1 as its own thing quite a lot! (Just wish it hadn't been Episode 1. I honestly think it would have worked better as a stand alone "star wars story" set before the prequel trilogy)
You should do the Victory Celebration montage from the end of Return of the Jedi in x25 speed. There’s a lot of cool details like Admiral Ackbar on Endor, a stormtrooper being assaulted on coruscant, gungans jumping around rooftops on Naboo, etc.
Ooh, yes, I second that motion!
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One battle suggestion I would like to see is the battle of christophsis.
That would be good
3:07 And the fact that Chirrut could shoot down a TIE fighter earlier in the film too. Such a badass blaster.
The leg of the AT-ACT lights because it's being shot by an Ion cannon so it glows as the electronics in the leg get Ionized which breaks it's repulsor lifts and causes it to break. You can see the same effect during the space battle when the Y-Wings hit the Destroyer.
3:41, oh don’t worry, he was just seeing if it was an explosive barrel from the Scarif dlc in battlefront 2015
“Who would’ve thought Star Wars looks so good on a beach”
Me: “But what about the droid attack on the Wookies”
Actually this is not the first time that we see the helmets being smashed, that honor probably goes to Clone Wars 2003, in which General Grievous completely crushes a helmet with his foot, thankfully the helmet did not have a head inside.
Although a few moments before that moment a Clone Trooper literally gets his head crushed by a Super Battle Droid, you don't really get to see it but for a brief moment you can see some blood splashing unto the inside of the visor, probably one of the most violent moments in the cartoon.
Yeah I remember that, what a great show.
@@condedooku9750 indeed!
@@firstofficersleek9722
Grievous was without a doubt the best thing about the series, he was so badass ...
@@condedooku9750 yes, he was very awe-inspiring.
@@firstofficersleek9722 It's actually true, although Durge wasn't far behind in epicity either.
@11:55
The reason that Alderaan blew up faster was because the blast on Scariff and the planet before was a “single reactor ignition”. The power used on Alderaan was full power, so it penetrated to the core with such force that it blew up immediately.
This is still my favorite from the Disney era. It’s the only Star Wars movie that feels like an actual war movie.
Proven by how handily the Scarif action works as a music video for "Fortunate Son".
5:40 the leg reacted like that because the u wings ion Cannon shorted out it's circuits
The TIE Striker, the new TIE for this movie, was designed specifically to be an in-atmosphere fighter
I swear at 10:54 that deathtrooper actually gets his arm BLOWN OFF with the shot
Alderaan's death was faster because that was the Death Star's full power. It took longer to destroy Scarif because that was only like half it's power.
The Minecraft noises at 7:26 killed me. I'd love to see an edit of a Star Wars battle where it's just minecraft noises
"How did they not die? Oh, they have plot armor." Yeah, that sounds about right.
From the slow shots, the three anonymous rebels seem to be blasted with shrapnel from a stump or rock, which the shot between the two hero characters only impacted a bush.
It's my Top 3 favorite movie in the saga, I loved seeing the Empire finally being a decent threat. I hope that happens again. Maybe in Andor's series?
1:37 While it’s not the same, Grievous smashed a clone trooper’s helmet in the 2003 clone wars show.
11:36 "I wonder what'd it look like..."
We could ask the dinosaurs, but I think it'd be rather one-sided... because they you know... died too. XD
11:54 The reason Alderaan exploded instantly and Scariff didn’t was because it was a single reactor ignition and not all reactors at once. This makes for extreme destruction over time instead of instantaneous.
Things you miss:
05:07 in the right one of the soldier's hat gets off!
07:37 one of the fighters is different and ı've never seen that before,
08:24 ıs there a gun above the burrow gate?
It’s the cargo craft that deploys the Death Troopers.
The blue lights on the walker are from the ionized (blue) blaster burning out the electronics in the legs, which is what causes them to collapse.
The TIE Striker probably wasn’t used much more because (I mean, it wasn’t in the other movies, really) it’s atmosphere only and I suppose there’s no point having them anywhere but a ground base since they can’t really be deployed by a Star Destroyer.
Oh yea, the Death Troopers (depending on sources) have either a voice scrambler that their helmets translate so nobody can overhear (I mean just using headphones would probably work too but ok) or they have their own “secret language” they use not to be understood by others.
Alderrans’ destruction was on full power, the Death Star didn’t actually destroy scariff, on its lowest setting the Death Star basically just dropped a MASSIVE nuke, probably the same power setting the 2nd one was using to snipe rebel ships during the battle of Endor
I uh, I think I caught most the lore questions?
There’s actually a big explanation in one of the source books that says something along the lines of “ATAT variants have some kinda anti-grav things in their legs because the legs are actually not strong enough to hold its full weight” (which…begs some design questions…) and the tall variant on Scarif didn’t have proper defense against ionized shots disabling the ones in their legs, but the ATAT’s on Hoth were shorter, and had the proper armoring in that area, so it didn’t work there.
He confused Pao with Bistan. Also, he brings up how Sergeant Melshi got shot but survived, but the novelization makes it clear that it just took a minute to kill him.
3:16 that bonk sound 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fun Star Wars fact:
The walkers in the Battle of Scarif aren't AT-ATs. They're a new type of vehicle called the AT-ACT (All Terrain Armored Cargo Transport) and they are typically used for hauling cargo and aren't usually used in battles. I hope this information helps you!
6:24 that is a Tie Striker and they are very good in atmospheres and not very useful in the vacuum of space
This is where the fun begins!
4:42-4:52
Chirrut would argue that it was the Force protecting them, not plot armour, haha 😂
2:33
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3:00 d- day for the imperials
4:58. Just above the planet, below the CR-90 corvette, by Raddus ship you can see the ghost from Star wars rebels! :D
The electric shot was an ion blast that for no better term... made the leg of the Walker fall asleep
I watch a Star Wars movie at least once or twice a year. I actually watched Rogue One earlier this year. I am a huge Star Wars junkie; ever so often I will want to go watch a movie. I play Star Wars games on a daily basis, too... so... Yeah, ha. As for some of the ships, I do not know how much you keep up with lore, but the TIE Striker has come up a few times here and there in Star Wars games and novels. Still, I would like to see more of it. It served with the Empire all the way until at least the Battle of Jakku. Anyway, sweet video. :^)
I kind of would like to see you do the Battle of Exegol at some point. Because Episode 9 moves so fast, you miss halve the stuff happening. So there is probably a lot of background stuff nobody has noticed ever.... and propably also a whole bunch of editing mistakes and unfinished models because the movie was rushed to the finish line....
Ive seen a similar video on youtube but it was about the whole film. He noticed that there was an entire fight scene when rey kills some sith troopers which was used twice and shown from different angles and its full of editing mistakes
Watch Rise of the walkback part 3
I didn't like the battle of Copy-Paste planet.
“Who’d have thought Star Wars would look so good on a beach” ….so just forgetting about the battle of Kashyyyk in EP3 when the droids storm the beach? Plus all the sand on Tatooine, geonosis and other desert planets which is honestly close enough lmao
6:18 thats a TIE Striker, the reason why we never really saw it more in Star Wars is because it was designed for mainly in atmosphere use
When the movie was in the cinema , my father and uncle kept saying that Vader , cut the rebel soldiers in half , and I kept imagining him cutting the soldiers and in the background only they appeared with their legs separated from the trunk .
5:35 these are ion shots !!!! It's not a shield... Their purpose is to destroy heavy armour of ships , walkers... Also Slave 1 got ion turrets to slow down enemy ships !!!!
5:36 MetaNerdz video about the AT-ACT explains well about why the leg reacted like that to the ion blasts
The death troopers have vocal scramblers so no one else can tell what they say but they can understand each other
At the moment 07:18 to 07:19 a trooper dies out of nowhere, there was no one to shoot him... Did a trooper accidentally shoot him?
Or he was going for a self-actuated retirement plan. Lie still until the fighting moves away, take off the white armor and find a janitorial outfit, surrender to the rebels, go home.
@@MonkeyJedi99 he retired as soon as he got blown up by the Death Star
Could you do something from republic commando? I don’t know if they have many massive battles as I haven’t played it but I think it’ll be a good idea!!!
7:32 Headhunter: "thats why I'm here"
Re: Baze blowing apart Death Trooper armor; pretty sure his gun is the equivalent to hip-firing an M2 Browning.
4:37 I KNOW WHAT HAPPEND IN THAT CENE! IN THE TRAILER ISN'T A BLAST LAZER EXPLOSION IS A PAW OF THE AT-AT! IN THE SECOND TRAILER YOU CAN SEE! OH MY GOOOOOOD!!!
IT'S BECAUSE THAT THEY DON'T HAVE DIED!
No you can literally see the red blaster bolt🤣
@@danilapolesciuk4316 you are not getting the poin in here, the in the trailer it's a AT-AT paw that kills that guy, not a blaster
The only complaint about the battle is how the blind guy died, there's so many ways that could have been avoided. Kind of sad such a cool character went out in such a stupid way
@@cornbread_face22 he blew up, could have been a more honored death or even not a survival
@@cornbread_face22 yeah I guess, but I feel like if he can snipe tie fighters and just walk through a field full of shots being fired becaude of the force then he would have seen the explosion coming right?
I have been waiting for this!!! Another video to add to my collection! Yeeee
6:17 “what is that?” That is the Tie Reaper. A part of the Tie Fighter series of ships that specialize in dog fights in the atmosphere of a planet. Built for speed and firepower.
It felt like Scarif was both the site of the Empire's backup server (Like Iron Mountain in real-world data storage) and the dumping ground of ships, armor and weapons that didn't get the Tarkin stamp of approval.
When you do a vid on the battle of endor remember this comment
i got it screenshotted bro don't worry
0:50
*Bonk*
Yay!!!!! I really wanted you to do this one!
9:03
michael: oh that guy survived he was the only one that survived a hit
me: what about k2 and finn
Hello there
General Kenobi
You are a bold one
5:06 anakin should like sand hes ganna arrive at any moment
The reason Alderaan's destruction was so much faster was because they used more power. That is also why the explosion was so much bigger.
8:52 That’s the point, sergeant.
The TIE/sk x1 experimental air superiority fighter, also known as the TIE/sk atmospheric fighter or simply the TIE striker, was a streamlined variant of the TIE line starfighters used by the Galactic Empire, most notably during the Battle of Scarif. Specialized for in-atmosphere missions
The bit where bodhi gets the cable caught on some random thing was the most relatable part of Star Wars. We have all been there at some point in life.
How had I not found your channel before right now??!! Loving this. ❤️
I believe the scene with the U-wing vs ATAT was using an ion turret or something similar.
Yeah, the walkers are AT-ACT basically armed cargo carrying AT-ATs, so not as well armoured and the gun was some kind of heavy ion repeater which I read somewhere destroyed a sort of repulsor style hyrdolic in the leg, though don't quote me on the last bit!
You really reminded me that there ARE new Star Wars movies with that "feeling", guess I'll have to watch Rogue One again now
I love these videos. Hi please make more Star Wars battle inspections
That weird fighter is a TIE Striker, and it was designed for in atmosphere flight, that’s why we don’t see it much, there was never any in atmosphere battles
Love your content dude keep up the great work
Fun Fact: Majority of the people who fought in this war ended up surviving when the Death Star hit the shore
The Death Star shooting of Scarif is just what I've always imagined orbital bombardment to look like, loved it so much
Do Battle of Hoth or Endor next! Great video!
Bistan is my favourite character, I love his species and he hardly got enough screen time (Bistan is the gunner in the U-Wing)
That bonk noise had me crying 😂
I can’t wait for when you do the Fleet Battle scene of this movie. I didn’t get to watch this in theaters but I love the fleet battle. When the Rebels come out of hyperspace and you hear the Rebel theme blaring, you are pumping you fist shouting “Oh yeah boy! Let’s go!”
The transition from the air to the ground is so smooth
The stormtrooper armor in R1 is so clean I love it. The last time I watched it was like last year I really need to watch it soon it’s one of my fav Star Wars movies
4:51 they are the main characters so they cant die in the start.