@@treystephens4490 I'd rather see a Dooku, Qui Gon, Plageius/young Sidious, Grevious and Ventress origin story, Boba Fett, droid rebellion, elite CIS unit, imperial royal guard, ancient Naboo, Old Republic, or detective film
I really love the Core Worlds in both the long history of the Star Wars Galaxy and their place politically and geographically. It's quite fascinating to me in my opinion. :)
Me too my favorite planets of the Core Worlds are Coruscant, Alderaan & Kuat... Too bad Alderaan was destroyed - Luckily, New Alderaan was canon again from a few years only. But the location is unknown because the planet is a secret & a safeworld away from any outsiders especially the Imperials too...
Barry Bend Don't try to frighten us with your sorcerer's ways, Lord Vader. Your sad devotion to that ancient religion has not helped you conjure up the stolen data tapes, or given you clairvoyance enough to find the Rebels' hidden fort- ACK! (Choke) (Wheeze)
Also, there would be a lot of very rich resources in the nearby Deep Core. It takes a great deal of energy to produce heavy elements and complex molecules. In a typical spiral galaxy, that is likely to occur nearer to the central black hole, where a great deal of energy is being generated and released. True, accessing those resources may be more challenging than getting at the resources in the more wide open Outer Rim. But, conversely, the Outer Rim is likely to have fewer resources overall. While it is the largest galactic region, it has a much lower density of stars than the Deep Core and the Core Worlds.
Wait, Eck’s name is Justin? I’ve watched him for a year and a half and I didn’t know that D: Though, I also consistently forget to join his discord (I was joking when I said to stop self-promotion! I need it!)
Not really. The term Core corresponds to the core of the galaxy. In that case it would be more of a symbolic center, probably called the Earth Cluster (Earth and nearby systems as the oldest inhabited worlds and with the better infrastructure, economy and technology)
And our planet will be one of richest and most advanced planets in the Empire😎😎 With help of alien expatriates and immigrants that grant us their technology,Earth will become multi-species (sentient) society
In Legends it talks about how the Humans and Duros rediscovered the hyperdrive. This allowed Humans to reconnect with their colonies built by colonists using generation ships. The birth of the republic then happens. Being the center of the new intergalactic government and being the source of the spread of hyperdrive technology I believe is a major contributor to the development of hyperlanes. This gave the core worlds a huge advantage and influence over trade, pulling it into the core. I also think that it could be completely plausible for a polar shift to take place much like on our world where europe and then later the USA when they became the center of global commerce. The outer rim or even future colonies in the unknown regions could take over a the new "core".
Except none of them reached a stage 2 civilization. I think it’s a big missconseption but the Star Wars universe is extremely empty and lacking any true advancement. Despite not having any communication or travel restrictions there technology has largely stagnanted and there most wealthy world corosont is a failure it’s racked with poverty Star Wars should have entered post scarcity but it hasn’t and i get bothered when people use it as what space civilization is like.
Really? So, if you have a Dyson sphere (harnessing all the energy of a star) and matter replicators(the ability to create matter from energy) there'll still be poverty?
@@scytheseven9173 yes . And plus the things you said don't mean that poverty will end . Population growth , economical development, trade , the use of AI in basically everything will affect how many jobs you actually need . A Dyson sphere will need like 2 millions people working but you are saying that for a population pool of over 20 trillon . And you said a matter replicator , this will create less jobs as only a few machines need to work to produce what ever the galaxy want . I don't want to be pessimistic but this is reality
So before hyperdrives i guess in this verse they interstellar traveled with some kinda light engines or cryosleep process. Some evidence suggests generation ships.. might help explain why all the major worlds in this verse, not to mention all of them in general are often so close together and most of its ACTUAL galaxy is largely unexplored and unsettled. Cuz even hear in THIS universe LONG, long space travel is hard, risky and vast. Just some my thoughts and theories
It's sort of explained in Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void, it takes place about 25,000 years before the battle of Yavin. I found it one of the lesser of the legends books.
I am always fascinated with the Star Wars expanded Universe especially when it came to socio economics. My favorite region is the core because it reminds me of Western Europe. Can you make a video on each region of the galaxy? Such as the Colonies and Outerrim?
@@theasianboy315 The closer you get to a galaxy's core, the stellar density increases and with it the ambient radiation. Also there are more dangerous stellar phenomena near the core of a galaxy,like neutron stars, super novae and black holes. Generally the mid and outer rim is where you want to be in a galaxy.
Can a SkyNet scenario happen in the Star Wars universe? Droids turning on and trying to exterminate organics? Particularly around the time of the Clone Wars.
There are instances of this happening but almost always on a small scale as most nearby planetary forces would converge on such an instance and put an end to it before it could spread. Besides it really depends on how well advanced the programming of the droids are and how often they receive memory wipes and system reboots. In most instances it was a single droid programmed to kill that usually started it.
There is an old short story about IG-88 and his plan for galaxy-wide organic extermination, it can be found in Tales of the Bounty Hunters along with stories about Bossk, Dengar, Zuckus and 4-LOM, and Boba Fett, some of them are interesting.
There's a side story about that happening during the days of the Old Republic in the game SWTOR. A supercomputer who calls itself Mentor becomes enlightened and forms a program to liberate all the droids in the galaxy and order them to kill all organic life. He gets betrayed by one of his inner circle of droids, who doesn't want to see droids lower themselves to the same standards as organics.
I've always thought about this, but it seems that the Star Wars Galaxy sort of lacks the kind of super intelligent a.i of other universes. I'd like to think that the reason why, is because the galaxy is so old, the existential implications and danger of a.i has already been experienced by the older species, and their errors would be corrected by their successors.
can we all just take a moment and relise that technology advances incredably slow. now days you use a fully auto rifle. 100 years ago you would be using a rifle. 200 years ago you would be using a flintlock musket. 500 years ago you would be using an abacus. (a form of primitive musket) ( also I don't know how to spell it) 1000 years ago you would be using a longbow, or a shortbow. 2000 years ago would be a javelin. however in star wars, some ships like the hammerhead corvette has been used for thousands of years.
Giving coresont 0;0;0 is stupid. It would be like making London 0;0;0 on our planet or earth 0;0;0 in our solar system. The problem is 0;0;0 should be the center of rotation or everything is gona be an absolute nightmare.
There is one very simple reason for economic and political dominance in any situation: Trade and resources. Time and time again, throughout human history, states with powerful trade routes and plentiful resources rose to power in their respective locations. Portuguese dominance in the early European spice trade allowed them to become one of the most powerful states of their era. Corinth's location on the Isthmus of Corinth allowed them to control the flow of trade to Western Greece.
I find it kind of funny that you referred to the core having good geography even though they’re in space. I liked how you later said astro-graphy. Though really it’s no big deal.
Bellator Class SSD vs. Resurgent Class SD Nebula Class SD vs. Pellaeon Class SD (or any comparable SD) Resurgent Class SD vs MC85 Cruiser (Raddus) 17th Attempt
He's so humble and thankful about the support we give him like its hard for us lol. I don't know about you but I'd rather watch bad EckhartsLadder (if that actually exists) rather than no EckhartsLadder any day of the week
1:12 Woahwoahwoah, hold up. Upper left. There’s a planet called N’Zoth? Like... the Old God probably making an appearance in Battle For Azeroth? I know it’s a coincidence
So Lando's saga said that hypetspace traffic widens stabalizes and quickens hyper space lanes. So more population to a planet via hyper space the faster you can do trade on that planet.
The founding signatories of the Republic also gave themselves all kinds of favorable treaties and rules that persisted all the way through the Empire and the Legends New Republic, eventually leading to both the clone war (exacerbated and accelerated by Palpatine and Dooku' s manipulations) and seeding the beginnings of the collapse of the New Republic (though the Yuzzhan Vong caused it to collapse early under the weight of war). You can even see the continued insistence on the "traditional right and privileges" of the core worlds beginning to have a negative effect on the Galactic Federation of Free Alliances.
While we're talking about the GFFA... What the flying fuck is that name? Seriously, who the hell thought that would be a good idea? Just call it the Galactic Federation and call it day!
Strong, fast, close in and athletic lightsabre styles all exist. Obi Wan specialised in Soresu, which was close in defence. Vader did Djem So, which was strong strikes, and Yoda was adept at athletic Ataru.
Clausewit: "A major battle in theater of operations is a collision between two centers of gravity; the more forces that can be concentrated in a center of gravity, the more certain and massive the effect."
Sorry, I'm new to this lore, so forgive my ignorance. But how is it possible that the west hasn't even been explored while they have hyperdrive? (Also aren't there humans, like us, there? Humans originated from Earth somehow?)
Great video as always. One suggestion: maybe add some real captions (not auto-generated)? Trying to watch when I’m stuck somewhere without headphones is annoying.
yes...basicly the only way to 'presseve' the importance for the core worlds in starwars without invoking short sighted plot hole inviting reasons such as religion...is that its the 'byzantium' of the sarwars galaxy a region sitting smack on one of few areas in space were natural forces of said galaxy makes travle easier...and...millenias of increasingly stream lined planet and system wide industrial power.
Well sadly the core worlds didn’t even seem matter in this new messed up Star Wars. Cause the republic somehow the new republic left all the core worlds to the empire so don’t know why they did that.
One thing to note about Corellia and the celestials is that Corellia's human population was transplanted there by the celestials thus corellians were humans the celestials took likely from Coruscant and put on Corellia.
Strange that canon forgoes hyperspace lanes and replaces it with... fuel? I know you'll get to this in the finale of the Vong sub-series. Won't stop me from going through the motions though. Anyways: Can you breakdown what is by far the largest space battle in the entire franchise? *The* *Battle* *of* *Yuuzhan'tar!* I have made this request: Eighty-eight times.
hey, I just have finished reading Outbound Flight and I would love to get episode dedicated to Chiss society? I bet this would pick your interest as you are Thrawn fan....
SkyNet vs The Flood 170th Attempt Scenario: SkyNet beats the resistance, and after that it is alerted of the Flood coming to Earth, and it is given a basic rundown on what the Flood is and what it does, it gets 3 Years to militarize and prepare for the Floods arrival, The Flood will arrive using High Charity's, including it's fleets, weapons, and so on, in Scenario 1a it gets 5 High Charity's, in Scenario 1b it gets 10 High Charity's, and in Scenario 1c it gets 20 High Charities, The Flood may not use the Logic Plague on SkyNet, SkyNet may not travel back in time and just constantly give pre-Flood War SkyNet better and better stuff and information, If SkyNet can survive until Scenario 1c then I personally say that it would win, although if that is not enough each scenario could in fact be a wave that SkyNet has to destroy, which would make 35 High Charity's in total, and each wave would come a week after the wave before it was totally destroyed, giving SkyNet the chance to regroup and analyze whatever data it received from the battle, whether it be more efficient ways to kill Flood Forms or even gathering and using/reverse engineering Covenant Technology for its own use,
Could u maybe do a video on which alien races in Star Wars that can challenge the republic militarily or a video on why throughout Star Wars history why humans were the only race that served in the republic military never understood how all these races form the republic but we see only humans in the military
Hey Eckhart, could you do a vs. video on the Prethoryn Scourge (Stellaris) vs. the Galactic Empire (Star Wars)? I'd like to hear your opinions and arguments for whether or not the Galactic Empire would be prepared for the Scourge.
What I want to see next: The Basilisk War Droid and the StarViper Attack Platform, the lineage of great Mandalorian war machines. Eckhartsladder's thoughts on how an Imperial Class Star Destroyer is only the size (1 - 2 km long) of an average Frigate in Warhammer 40,000. The Starfury of Babylon 5, is a love child between a TIE Fighter and an X-Wing? Is the Colonial Viper of Battlestar Galactica based on the X-Wing?
I really wish Disney would put some more Coruscant back into Star Wars. Chronologically the galactic capital pretty much just gets forgotten Revenge of the Sith onwards, which makes no sense given its importance.
Hey, I love your videos, idk if you check old video comments but I have a question that had bothered me but was brought to the forefront by this video. Does Sar Wars around for the galaxy spinning? In real life stars and their subsequent planets are rotating around the center of the galaxy with objects towards the center moving faster than the edges. The map of the Star Wars galaxy is very cool but would only be true for 10s of millions of years. Timeframes could be my misunderstanding here. Would love to hear from someone infinitely more educated on Star Wars than me.
I always thought it was funny making the core the center of galactic civilization/species given that it would be impossible for life to evolve or survive for long due to the immense radiation and frequent supernovas wiping out any life before it could get complex. Then again Twi'leks have breasts. *Disbelief re-suspended*
How long until the artists and hipsters start leaving the core and gentrifying the outer rim with craft beer cantinas?
Hopefully never
Stfu
Add a fedora to a Hutt.
Isn't that what the New Jedi Order is about?
bwahahaha....and add in hot, sexy twilekki females slave harems!
The lore outside of the movies is so interesting
Fr it’s so vast and thorough
Not garbage sequel shit though
@@SeptemberYes You might want to get a CAT scan, I think you may have brain damage.
@@SeptemberYes Who the Fuck are you?
@@captainjackpugh6050yes true none of that JJ Abrams or Rian Johnson trash
Eckharts Ladder
Can you do a video on what Coruscant was like during the Reign of the Empire
If only a movie would be made on it. Any true Star Wars fan would have it happen.
@@treystephens4490 I'd rather see a Dooku, Qui Gon, Plageius/young Sidious, Grevious and Ventress origin story, Boba Fett, droid rebellion, elite CIS unit, imperial royal guard, ancient Naboo, Old Republic, or detective film
@@billclark5055 as Depeche Mode said in 2001. Dream On.
Return of the Jedi was meant to take place on coruscant with 2 Death Stars in orbit.
There’s no information about what it like
I really love the Core Worlds in both the long history of the Star Wars Galaxy and their place politically and geographically. It's quite fascinating to me in my opinion. :)
Me too my favorite planets of the Core Worlds are Coruscant, Alderaan & Kuat... Too bad Alderaan was destroyed - Luckily, New Alderaan was canon again from a few years only. But the location is unknown because the planet is a secret & a safeworld away from any outsiders especially the Imperials too...
Are we just pretending that anything makes sense? Star Wars universe is fucked now.
I'm more of a fan of the colonies and the mid rim. I think the outer rim and core worlds get too much attention.
Corellia, Kuat and Alderaan are all cool. Chandrila has nice seasides...
The problem with the Core Worlds is radiation from the Galactic core Super massive Black Hole like our Galaxy.
'The Core Worlds are nothing in comparison to the power of the Death Star'
But the power to destroy a planet pales in comparison to the power of the force.
That's why we're going to make the Jedi pay for it, get unlimited death stars
Barry Bend
Don't try to frighten us with your sorcerer's ways, Lord Vader. Your sad devotion to that ancient religion has not helped you conjure up the stolen data tapes, or given you clairvoyance enough to find the Rebels' hidden fort- ACK! (Choke) (Wheeze)
Marcus W lol 10/10
I find your lack of faith disturbing.
That doggo got me thinking
Common pets in Star Wars?
Andreas Johansson no, we are NOT talking about that race
@ Andreas Johansson Nothing beats a sexy blue alien slave girl waiting for you when you get home! XD
Hippity hoppity selkath are property
Also, there would be a lot of very rich resources in the nearby Deep Core. It takes a great deal of energy to produce heavy elements and complex molecules. In a typical spiral galaxy, that is likely to occur nearer to the central black hole, where a great deal of energy is being generated and released. True, accessing those resources may be more challenging than getting at the resources in the more wide open Outer Rim. But, conversely, the Outer Rim is likely to have fewer resources overall. While it is the largest galactic region, it has a much lower density of stars than the Deep Core and the Core Worlds.
I'm a simple man.
Justin uploads a video, I click on it.
Better then most.
Wait, Eck’s name is Justin?
I’ve watched him for a year and a half and I didn’t know that D:
Though, I also consistently forget to join his discord (I was joking when I said to stop self-promotion! I need it!)
J U S T I N Y
The galaxy is like an apple. Full, juicy, and mostly fair game, but you dont mess with the core.
If tomorrow Humans expand into a Galactic Empire, then our solar system planets will be the Core Worlds
How much does Uranus cost
Uranus is gonna be in the deep core
Not really. The term Core corresponds to the core of the galaxy. In that case it would be more of a symbolic center, probably called the Earth Cluster (Earth and nearby systems as the oldest inhabited worlds and with the better infrastructure, economy and technology)
And our planet will be one of richest and most advanced planets in the Empire😎😎
With help of alien expatriates and immigrants that grant us their technology,Earth will become multi-species (sentient) society
Our Solar System located in Unknown Regions
What about Muunulist? Although it is an outer rim world it is so wealthy it has enough minerals and precious metals to back the galactic credit.
In Legends it talks about how the Humans and Duros rediscovered the hyperdrive. This allowed Humans to reconnect with their colonies built by colonists using generation ships. The birth of the republic then happens. Being the center of the new intergalactic government and being the source of the spread of hyperdrive technology I believe is a major contributor to the development of hyperlanes. This gave the core worlds a huge advantage and influence over trade, pulling it into the core. I also think that it could be completely plausible for a polar shift to take place much like on our world where europe and then later the USA when they became the center of global commerce. The outer rim or even future colonies in the unknown regions could take over a the new "core".
So the core world's are basically space europe?
Yup. And Alderaan is Switzerland.
I'm sick of desert planets
Stuff like this is why I love the Expanded Universe! Star Wars would be so boring without it!
Agreed. Worldbuilding is so important in modern story-telling.
Except none of them reached a stage 2 civilization. I think it’s a big missconseption but the Star Wars universe is extremely empty and lacking any true advancement. Despite not having any communication or travel restrictions there technology has largely stagnanted and there most wealthy world corosont is a failure it’s racked with poverty Star Wars should have entered post scarcity but it hasn’t and i get bothered when people use it as what space civilization is like.
Yeah their way of warfare are also outdated.
I mean poverty will always be there even if you have a galactic empire
Really? So, if you have a Dyson sphere (harnessing all the energy of a star) and matter replicators(the ability to create matter from energy) there'll still be poverty?
@@scytheseven9173 I believe so. I mean we create pcs cars send people to the moon and space but theres still poverty
@@scytheseven9173 yes . And plus the things you said don't mean that poverty will end . Population growth , economical development, trade , the use of AI in basically everything will affect how many jobs you actually need .
A Dyson sphere will need like 2 millions people working but you are saying that for a population pool of over 20 trillon . And you said a matter replicator , this will create less jobs as only a few machines need to work to produce what ever the galaxy want .
I don't want to be pessimistic but this is reality
It'd be great to have an in depth video on the Rakkata. Koror gave us a lot but I feel there's so much more.
Do a video on every planet in the core. Such as Coruscant, Alsaken, Grizmallt, Alderaan, Corellia, etc.
So before hyperdrives i guess in this verse they interstellar traveled with some kinda light engines or cryosleep process. Some evidence suggests generation ships.. might help explain why all the major worlds in this verse, not to mention all of them in general are often so close together and most of its ACTUAL galaxy is largely unexplored and unsettled. Cuz even hear in THIS universe LONG, long space travel is hard, risky and vast. Just some my thoughts and theories
It's sort of explained in Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void, it takes place about 25,000 years before the battle of Yavin. I found it one of the lesser of the legends books.
If I recall, the first core worlds like Corellia and Alderaan were settled by generation ships.
At least SOME of the tech in that looked ancient, then. Blasters still seemed largely the same.
I am always fascinated with the Star Wars expanded Universe especially when it came to socio economics. My favorite region is the core because it reminds me of Western Europe. Can you make a video on each region of the galaxy? Such as the Colonies and Outerrim?
In real life this region of a galaxy would be extremely dangerous.
Why?
Really? Why?
Can you explain the reason behind your statement?
@@theasianboy315 The closer you get to a galaxy's core, the stellar density increases and with it the ambient radiation. Also there are more dangerous stellar phenomena near the core of a galaxy,like neutron stars, super novae and black holes. Generally the mid and outer rim is where you want to be in a galaxy.
@@attila535 thanks for your explanation bro
Other people when they see the Kurt drive yards:It’s the triforce
Me when I see the triforce: Hey, Zelda copied the Kurt drive yards
*kuat
Kurt drive yards is better than Kuat drive yards
Kurt drives yards on Kuat drive yards.
I edited that comment twice for the joke.
THE GALAXY IS FLAT
Please you can make a video about the Rakata .
4:30 Fortunate... geography?? in SPACE? 😂😂
More like galactagraphy
The better question is why aren't they important.
Can a SkyNet scenario happen in the Star Wars universe? Droids turning on and trying to exterminate organics? Particularly around the time of the Clone Wars.
Not really likely since most droids built arent programmed to do anything beyond a simple task
There are instances of this happening but almost always on a small scale as most nearby planetary forces would converge on such an instance and put an end to it before it could spread. Besides it really depends on how well advanced the programming of the droids are and how often they receive memory wipes and system reboots. In most instances it was a single droid programmed to kill that usually started it.
There is an old short story about IG-88 and his plan for galaxy-wide organic extermination, it can be found in Tales of the Bounty Hunters along with stories about Bossk, Dengar, Zuckus and 4-LOM, and Boba Fett, some of them are interesting.
There's a side story about that happening during the days of the Old Republic in the game SWTOR. A supercomputer who calls itself Mentor becomes enlightened and forms a program to liberate all the droids in the galaxy and order them to kill all organic life. He gets betrayed by one of his inner circle of droids, who doesn't want to see droids lower themselves to the same standards as organics.
I've always thought about this, but it seems that the Star Wars Galaxy sort of lacks the kind of super intelligent a.i of other universes. I'd like to think that the reason why, is because the galaxy is so old, the existential implications and danger of a.i has already been experienced by the older species, and their errors would be corrected by their successors.
can we all just take a moment and relise that technology advances incredably slow. now days you use a fully auto rifle. 100 years ago you would be using a rifle. 200 years ago you would be using a flintlock musket. 500 years ago you would be using an abacus. (a form of primitive musket) ( also I don't know how to spell it) 1000 years ago you would be using a longbow, or a shortbow. 2000 years ago would be a javelin. however in star wars, some ships like the hammerhead corvette has been used for thousands of years.
Giving coresont 0;0;0 is stupid. It would be like making London 0;0;0 on our planet or earth 0;0;0 in our solar system. The problem is 0;0;0 should be the center of rotation or everything is gona be an absolute nightmare.
There is one very simple reason for economic and political dominance in any situation: Trade and resources. Time and time again, throughout human history, states with powerful trade routes and plentiful resources rose to power in their respective locations. Portuguese dominance in the early European spice trade allowed them to become one of the most powerful states of their era. Corinth's location on the Isthmus of Corinth allowed them to control the flow of trade to Western Greece.
Vorlon Empire ( B5 ) VS Galactic Empire ( Star Wars ) 2nd Attempt... or 3rd... I forgot.
Love you Eck, fav UA-cam channel. Keep it up.
Recusant Class Light Destroyer vs Something
Assault Frigate Mark I or II perhaps?
Best channel ever!!!!
I agree with you
braedon knott I agree!!! :)
What planet is my future wife on? That's the most important planet!
I find it kind of funny that you referred to the core having good geography even though they’re in space. I liked how you later said astro-graphy. Though really it’s no big deal.
Every moon and planet that made a sentient species and other animal and plant lifeforms is called a home world
why your channel is called eckhart's ladder ?
Bellator Class SSD vs. Resurgent Class SD
Nebula Class SD vs. Pellaeon Class SD (or any comparable SD)
Resurgent Class SD vs MC85 Cruiser (Raddus)
17th Attempt
He's so humble and thankful about the support we give him like its hard for us lol. I don't know about you but I'd rather watch bad EckhartsLadder (if that actually exists) rather than no EckhartsLadder any day of the week
1:12 Woahwoahwoah, hold up. Upper left. There’s a planet called N’Zoth? Like... the Old God probably making an appearance in Battle For Azeroth?
I know it’s a coincidence
Replicators vs a Unified Star Wars universe (340th try now, *_I._** WILL NEEEEVER EEEVER GIVE UP!!!)*
Ya gotta at some point eck. This guys dedicated
I think he blocked you
Can you tell me what the Replicators are ?
@@blackshogun272 something from stargate. Its just i see you commit alot and never get a response
Oh look its the doofus, just giveup
autumn cruiser (halo) vs isd 2 (star wars)
Notification squad like it up
Red Leader Standing by
Turn Up🔥
Commander Knight standing-by.
@Tim Bartsch and @ Commander Knight ❤️
May the Force be with us all
So Lando's saga said that hypetspace traffic widens stabalizes and quickens hyper space lanes. So more population to a planet via hyper space the faster you can do trade on that planet.
4:00 why is the triforce on that space ring? 😂
where is that galactic population density map from?
Spartans vs N7 or Pilots (Titanfall) and UNSC Marines vs System Alliance Marines
Pilots beat both
@@jhonnoilcringeincarnato8593 n7 have krogan, biotics ,geth,collectors...
@@TheEsdaniel pilots are very fast and they have titans and the mechs of mass effect are nowhere as powerful and badass as the ones from titanfall
@@jhonnoilcringeincarnato8593 I don't know about titanfall but the geth could hack in the titans maybe ? Idk
@@TheEsdaniel i don't think soo
The founding signatories of the Republic also gave themselves all kinds of favorable treaties and rules that persisted all the way through the Empire and the Legends New Republic, eventually leading to both the clone war (exacerbated and accelerated by Palpatine and Dooku' s manipulations) and seeding the beginnings of the collapse of the New Republic (though the Yuzzhan Vong caused it to collapse early under the weight of war). You can even see the continued insistence on the "traditional right and privileges" of the core worlds beginning to have a negative effect on the Galactic Federation of Free Alliances.
While we're talking about the GFFA...
What the flying fuck is that name? Seriously, who the hell thought that would be a good idea? Just call it the Galactic Federation and call it day!
Have you come out with that “Protect the Core!” Shirt yet? I forgot when you mentioned it but it’d be a cool shirt
I have the same birthday as your baby!!!
What are the differences in lightsaber fighting styles? Or a similar question, what are the (usual?) tactics employed in ground/urban/space battles?
Strong, fast, close in and athletic lightsabre styles all exist. Obi Wan specialised in Soresu, which was close in defence. Vader did Djem So, which was strong strikes, and Yoda was adept at athletic Ataru.
the core is old and well developed. this coupled with the hyperlanes leads to power
Replicators vs star wars galaxy,
Or
Flood vs marvel zombies,
Or
Godzilla earth vs RED (NES Godzilla)
1) i don't know
2) marvel zombies
3) RED
Was Alsakan named after Alaska?
Your theory is definitely interesting and makes Sense and could you talk about some of the worst prison and war crimes in star war legends
Blacklight Virus vs The Flood
Rematch
168th Attempt
The Mandalorians(KOTOR) vs The Yuuzhan Vong
17th try
2:53 anyone notice Aargau? It’s also a Canton of Switzerland, one of the 26 there are ( cantons are the Swiss version of states)
Do a Yuuzhan Vong invasion of Fluidic Space and war against Species 8472! 34th try.
Yuuzan vong
Love the video. Did find it hilarious that you used the term southeast in relation to where things are in the galaxy lol
The core worlds are basically major cities. Coruscant is the London of Star Wars.
Hey I love your Star Wars videos, and your theme song as well kinda take me back to when I used to own my own star wars book.
That was a very interesting and informative video, but could you also make a video about the living, planets and secrets of/in the deep-core?
All major Core Worlds.
Coruscant.
Alderaan.
Chandrila.
Corellia.
Hosnian Prime.
Kuat.
Duro.
Camaas.
Anaxis.
Arkania.
Alsakan.
Vardos.
Humbarine.
Skako Minor.
Replicators vs a Unified Star Wars Universe (All Races and Eras Combined)
120th Attempt
All eras? You mean like the era where there were literal dragons and Force gods walking/flying/swimming around the galaxy?
That's what coming up on infra-red seems to have wanted
Clausewit: "A major battle in theater of operations is a collision between two centers of gravity; the more forces that can be concentrated in a center of gravity, the more certain and massive the effect."
I have been into Star Wars lore most of my years but it never ceases to amaze me with it's rich depth and complexity.
2 Harrower Dreadnaughts vs 1 Imperial Star Destroyer
Macross Frontier era colony defense fleet plus SMS strike force vs imperial core world level defense fleet plus Super Star Destroyer.
Would love more in depths looks at legends planets you rock ecks
I’d like to know where you get your data and images from.
Autumn class cruiser vs ISD
Sorry, I'm new to this lore, so forgive my ignorance. But how is it possible that the west hasn't even been explored while they have hyperdrive? (Also aren't there humans, like us, there? Humans originated from Earth somehow?)
Great video as always. One suggestion: maybe add some real captions (not auto-generated)? Trying to watch when I’m stuck somewhere without headphones is annoying.
What is the unknown region? Why is it unknown!
Hyperspace anomalies made by the celestials prevent hyperspace travel beyond N'zoth. There are a couple routed leading to the Chiss acendency though
yes...basicly the only way to 'presseve' the importance for the core worlds in starwars without invoking short sighted plot hole inviting reasons such as religion...is that its the 'byzantium' of the sarwars galaxy a region sitting smack on one of few areas in space were natural forces of said galaxy makes travle easier...and...millenias of increasingly stream lined planet and system wide industrial power.
I'm still trying to find out, what song you used in the outro to THIS video:
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Cool video but..........how did I never notice that hot busty orange twilek at 3:51!!!
yeah, my mind spends most of it's time in the gutter. sue me
No it's ok I noticed her too ;)
Nothing like coming home to a hot, sexy Twi'lek slave girl!
Love the video bro keep up the good work.
Nice Stormtrooper picture
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Well sadly the core worlds didn’t even seem matter in this new messed up Star Wars. Cause the republic somehow the new republic left all the core worlds to the empire so don’t know why they did that.
One thing to note about Corellia and the celestials is that Corellia's human population was transplanted there by the celestials thus corellians were humans the celestials took likely from Coruscant and put on Corellia.
Or they showed up there after the planets had already been moved, perhaps.
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I couldn't find Naboo. Where is that at?
Strange that canon forgoes hyperspace lanes and replaces it with... fuel?
I know you'll get to this in the finale of the Vong sub-series. Won't stop me from going through the motions though. Anyways:
Can you breakdown what is by far the largest space battle in the entire franchise? *The* *Battle* *of* *Yuuzhan'tar!* I have made this request: Eighty-eight times.
Fuel was always a factor, just rarely mentioned in scripts.
I think Columnus was a core world too.
Nebula Star destroyer vs Resurgent Battle cruiser (1st try)
I wonder how people breath on coresaunt
hey, I just have finished reading Outbound Flight and I would love to get episode dedicated to Chiss society? I bet this would pick your interest as you are Thrawn fan....
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SkyNet vs The Flood
170th Attempt
Scenario: SkyNet beats the resistance, and after that it is alerted of the Flood coming to Earth, and it is given a basic rundown on what the Flood is and what it does, it gets 3 Years to militarize and prepare for the Floods arrival,
The Flood will arrive using High Charity's, including it's fleets, weapons, and so on, in Scenario 1a it gets 5 High Charity's, in Scenario 1b it gets 10 High Charity's, and in Scenario 1c it gets 20 High Charities,
The Flood may not use the Logic Plague on SkyNet,
SkyNet may not travel back in time and just constantly give pre-Flood War SkyNet better and better stuff and information,
If SkyNet can survive until Scenario 1c then I personally say that it would win, although if that is not enough each scenario could in fact be a wave that SkyNet has to destroy, which would make 35 High Charity's in total, and each wave would come a week after the wave before it was totally destroyed, giving SkyNet the chance to regroup and analyze whatever data it received from the battle, whether it be more efficient ways to kill Flood Forms or even gathering and using/reverse engineering Covenant Technology for its own use,
Could u maybe do a video on which alien races in Star Wars that can challenge the republic militarily or a video on why throughout Star Wars history why humans were the only race that served in the republic military never understood how all these races form the republic but we see only humans in the military
So the core worlds r like cyridal
Hey Eckhart, could you do a vs. video on the Prethoryn Scourge (Stellaris) vs. the Galactic Empire (Star Wars)?
I'd like to hear your opinions and arguments for whether or not the Galactic Empire would be prepared for the Scourge.
Type-47A(H2) scarab vs type-47B(H3,reach,odst) scarab vs Banished scarab vs Volatile scarab
What I want to see next:
The Basilisk War Droid and the StarViper Attack Platform, the lineage of great Mandalorian war machines.
Eckhartsladder's thoughts on how an Imperial Class Star Destroyer is only the size (1 - 2 km long) of an average Frigate in Warhammer 40,000.
The Starfury of Babylon 5, is a love child between a TIE Fighter and an X-Wing? Is the Colonial Viper of Battlestar Galactica based on the X-Wing?
I really wish Disney would put some more Coruscant back into Star Wars. Chronologically the galactic capital pretty much just gets forgotten Revenge of the Sith onwards, which makes no sense given its importance.
Without looking ahead, is the answer "because they controlled the means of production"?
Hey, I love your videos, idk if you check old video comments but I have a question that had bothered me but was brought to the forefront by this video. Does Sar Wars around for the galaxy spinning? In real life stars and their subsequent planets are rotating around the center of the galaxy with objects towards the center moving faster than the edges. The map of the Star Wars galaxy is very cool but would only be true for 10s of millions of years. Timeframes could be my misunderstanding here. Would love to hear from someone infinitely more educated on Star Wars than me.
Star wars history is very short, only going back about 200k years
I always thought it was funny making the core the center of galactic civilization/species given that it would be impossible for life to evolve or survive for long due to the immense radiation and frequent supernovas wiping out any life before it could get complex. Then again Twi'leks have breasts. *Disbelief re-suspended*