Thelegionsknight with their advanced aging they are all biologically all 20 years old when they officially leave training but 10 in real time so make of that what you will. I say its awful either way
Rebels just made the Stormtroopers look like incompetent idiots. I'm not biased towards them, I'm fully for the Rebel Alliance, but I know that the Stormtroopers were elite soldiers who were incredibly skilled.
Am I the only one who thought the fact they all liked the same food funny like Rex: Cody did u taste this chicken tikka masala Cody: o ya it's my favourite Fives: same it's fucken unreal Rex : thought I was the only one Lmao
@@MrJlee93 CT-173202: All of these different dishes, and they are ALL crap!! Damn civilians can even screw up a Chicken Tikka Massala - I can't force my soldiers to eat this crap *gestures to 5 star banquet*, tell the general we need a shipment of MRE's right now!!!
@@rosesweetcharlotte I mean to be fair, soldiers on the field need to survive off combat rations. By exposing the Clones to only this type of food, it meant that they genuinely had nothing else to compare it to... even if the rations were awful, the Clones would never know.
A stromtrooper and a clome tropper are facing and unarmed enemy with there guns pointed at them and the enemy is charging. Clone trooper: 97% chance to hit. Stromtrooper: 2% chance to hit.
“The way I got around how the Kaminoans brought up new clones was I tried to make them forget about how they treated them. It was important to fight together, but I always encourage a little bit of individual flair. Furthermore, I made sure to do plenty of simulated and live-fire exercises. Teach them about different combat and support roles. Try to throw them in the situations that were just so esoteric that you have to think creatively in order to emerge victorious. My Jedi commanders were highly supportive of this practice.” -CS/CT-8711-12 “Cheng”, Captain and scout of the 442nd Siege Battalion
The first clones in about season 1 to 2 or 3 font really count because as the narrator himself says, they needed to fight before even completing their training
@@johnj.spurgin7037 also how is it powered? I’m assuming electricity, I don’t think ultrasonic generators exist but I assume it runs on electricity, which makes it an electrical device.
I don't care what flaws the clones may have. It's pretty stupid replacing them in favor of the dumbass stormtroopers because the Kaminoans rebelled against the Empire.
Not exactly. For one, the Stormtroopers are just plain cheaper. More importantly, allowing normal people into the military creates jobs and, ultimately, loyalty to the Empire.
@@rosesweetcharlotte I get your point. But replacing a badass big clone army programmed to be loyal for a buch of idiots that NEVER hit the mark isn't worth of it. There is a popular saying in my country which says: anything cheap gets out expensive
@@TetsuShima stormtroopers are elite warriors (see the opening of ANH). They had amazing aim and harsh training. They also were a police force. Regular citizens make way better police then some genetically identical clones who were isolated from the rest of the galaxy. The stormtroopers were a much better choice for the Empire.
@@TetsuShima Sure, but at the same time, you need jobs for regular people to keep loyalty. Part of the point of the clones for Palpatine was that they kept normal people out of the war, to keep people poor before the Empire and to give them jobs afterwards.
I don't think the fact that they had no covering on their hand was an oversight I think they did it on purpose because they knew that they would need the extra movement because if you think about it a B1 you see countless times get completely destroyed by civilians but a Super Battle Droid the only thing that I could think of taking it out without a gun would be r2d2 in Revenge of the Sith and that was with oil and Flame other than a Jedi you have no real reason to engage Super Battle Droid hand-to-hand a B-1 you don't need any special plating to destroy in any of the other droids that they might have encountered we're usually so rare that you can't outfit the entire Army to deal with it maybe he's special forces groups could use them more efficiently but a normal clone just has no reason
Best way to handle the melee problem would obviously to give them electro melee weapons, like swords or knives, along with underbarrel shotguns and EMP-loaded handguns or hand-shotguns. That way they wouldn't have to worry about going fists-only on droids.
A mix of clones and humans would have been good in the Empire. You have normal humans for police jobs and zones where there wasnt alot of combat and clones (from multiple people so they are not all the same) for full battlezones.
The Grand Army of the Republic was a stable fighting force, but biological weapons were effective against the clones, and irregular enemies were extremely effective as well compared to the Clones. Their training was great, but actual warfare would be a shocking experience for all clones troopers who couldn’t realize why they were fighting for the Republic.
Carly Crays The Republic Commando novels opened my eyes to this dilemma. I hate how the clones are forced to perform as the child slave army for a Republic that treated it worse than _droids_ .
Another flaw is that very few clones could adapt when things didn't go as planned. Essentially, most clones couldn't counter guerilla tactics and/or would be defeated by unusual tactics, as seen during the Battle of Jabiim where the Jabiimi nationalists were able to drive the Republic off of Jabiim in what was basically a Vietnam-style battle.
I don't think that's so much a clone flaw as it is them being rank and file infantry. The Roman Legions for instance were invincible in an open field in an infantry vs infantry fight because they were trained to fight as cohesive units but if you put them in rough and/or forested terrain like when they were invading Scotland or Germany they could be placed at a greater disadvantage because unit tactics left them too slow to effectively fight back against a smaller more agile enemy force. It was also used to great effect by the Irish in their history. Plus there is the very nature of Guerilla tactics which is they are the ones operating on the offensive which also puts you at a disadvantage.
So why do the clones feel the need to box battle droids? I get it you're an elite solider trained from birth, but maybe don't punch the armored metal droid with basically your bare hands
@Gaius Wyrden To be honest though, clone armor at least looks more advanced than stormtrooper armor - even when considering that stormtroopers appeared in the Originals first and clones in the newer Prequels. In later iterations of stormtroopers, aside from the Originals, they still continue to look less advanced in terms of armory. And like how in real life, marines are oftentimes not given the most up-to-date personal arms and gear, they're considered more skilled than their U.S. Army counterparts.
I think it’s funny that in some of the clone of the week vids, he’s like this clone was born on kamino and I’m like oh really that’s surprising I thought that this dude was from yavin
@@Chriscraft-ug3sz that doesn't proof that they are bad, geonosians were ready for the Republic invasion, the umbarans use their native enviroments as their advantage in a similar way of the Vietnam War, Mandalorians are Mandalorians, do I have to say anymore? And even then, the clones put a better fight than many other types of soldiers
@@Chriscraft-ug3sz they do not suck at that, they just face foes that were in their match, geonosians, umbarans and Mandalorians are fierce fighters, logically clones will struggle against them
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Clones aren’t suited to fighting organic armies and mandos would be hard to have a large scale army of, unless we’re during the Mando Neo-crusader times. In which they still lost to the republic.
Gaius Wyrden and they still couldn’t beat one Mandalorian. Maul’s army on the other hard was giving the clone army a hand time. They’re warriors from childhood to adult.
@Gaius Wyrden Clones had long training experiences at Kamino since their inception and birth as well. The difference in quality of armor and weaponry between the clones and stormtroopers isn't that extreme, as opposed to the drastic improvements made in the Imperial Navy compared to the Republic Navy (ISDs and Executor SSDs were far beyond Venators in power). Clone armor also does look more advanced than stormtrooper armor, even considering that stormtroopers came first in the Original trilogy, whereas clones came from the CGI-Prequels trilogy. Even in later stormtrooper iterations in other Star Wars media - i.e. Rebels or comics - stormtrooper armor just looks less advanced and more restricting in terms of body movement and agility. Also, consider that the U.S. Marine Corps is oftentimes not given most up-to-date field equipment as the other branches oftentimes, but is considered superior in terms of quality and skill to U.S. Army soldiers.
@Gaius Wyrden The name alone isn't enough. Their performance must be up to the task at hand. And their performance in the films is absolute garbage. You could call Marines the Puppy Brigade, and they would still be far more effective on the battlefield and devastating to morale than those "Stormtroopers". On a side note: When it comes to determining the quality of troops, it's somewhat of a bad sign that they get singled out for guard duty...
If you really think the clones needed "better hand protection", you should probably try operating a firearm in adverse conditions while wearing a gauntlet. Armorweave gloves with a plastoid backing is sufficient.
The one about the hand armor is very accurate, in one of the clone wars episodes/movies a clone is at the front of a charge, he loses his weapon, he whacks a seperatist droid in the head, it stuns it, he cries out in pain holding his hand, the droid then fires into his chest.
One of the major uses the clones could of had in a continued republic army, would be using the clones to help reconstruction of the galaxy, similar to how the romans used their legions in construction when they weren't campaigning
Honestly the biggest flaw in the GAR wasn't even the clones. As many singular clones led directly under Jedi were very personable toward others and gained levels of individuality even if they were still first and foremost fall in line soldiers. The biggest flaw with the GAR was that (likely due to Palpatine) there was no call to active arms for building militia forces or a volunteer army to supplement then take over for the clones after the war was over. Replacing the standing army of clones as units died. The biggest clone flaw was that they were the only soldier in the arsenal on a grand scale.
Wrong. Legends features a massive draft effort of non-Clone soldiers starting part-way through the war, which would later form the core of the Imperial Army while the infantry Clones went on to become Stormtroopers. All loyalist sectors and many wealthier loyalist worlds also contributed their own militaries to the Republic war effort.
When he said: “you don’t wanna punch a droid” did anybody else think of that one clone at the beginning of the clone wars cartoon who lost his gun, punched a droid, and got shot cuz he hurt his hand, lol
All liked the same food? the Kaminoans gave them nutrient-rich protein cubes for all the dietary needs to make them into the strongest soldiers possible, they didn't give a shit about if the clones liked it.
Why would they engage in hand to hand combat with droid soldiers? I mean, there’s a reason why they carry weapons. Even an empty blaster is useable as a club.
A major oversight of the clone army is that at any point they would be forced to kill all of the Jedi. That’s not very helpful when fighting in a war with the Jedi. :/
@General grievous does not like Fortnite lmao, no. First of all, any time they fought an organic army they literally got destroyed, even when they were fighting droids they still struggled sometimes. Sorry to say but it’s evident that clones weren’t really suited for fighting organic and even struggled against the cheap inorganic droids in some cases. But yeah, almost every time they battle an organic army they get destroyed. Examples listed below, umbara and geonosis were blood baths.
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Geetsly's major flaw in average clone? How about they are only 10 years old?
@@theboredguy2107 so in a nutshell its a child army?
Thelegionsknight with their advanced aging they are all biologically all 20 years old when they officially leave training but 10 in real time so make of that what you will. I say its awful either way
''I don't believe that. And you're starting to sound like a separatist.''
i agree
After paying attention to the laser tracks in the clone wars, it can be hard to believe
Agreed
@HK 47 walking scrap pile
@HK 47 didn't know droids could cry
Another major flaw is that they don’t have plot armour
Only Cody did!
Geetsly's none did
Unless your name is Cody or Rex.
Carly Crays you dumb bro rex dont have any plot armour nor cody
Nerf the clones so much
Rex: (annoyed) "This is nothing like clone armor."
“Hope you have a better class of soldier than those... stormtroopers.”
-Captain Rex
Spoiler: they did not
@Gaius Wyrden your right I do find them bad they are terrible soldiers compared to us
@Gaius Wyrden yeah
Rebels just made the Stormtroopers look like incompetent idiots. I'm not biased towards them, I'm fully for the Rebel Alliance, but I know that the Stormtroopers were elite soldiers who were incredibly skilled.
@@Edelweiss6404 it's all about the grand army of the republic bro. Best military in galactic history.
Kaminoins: “How many clones would you like?”
Palpatine: “yes.
Do It!”
Translated: all the babies
Lol
Geonosians:”How many droids do ya want”.
Separatists: “Yes Yes Yes Yes”.
U mean
DEW IT!!
dew it
Am I the only one who thought the fact they all liked the same food funny like
Rex: Cody did u taste this chicken tikka masala
Cody: o ya it's my favourite
Fives: same it's fucken unreal
Rex : thought I was the only one
Lmao
CT-72145: It's the bomb
CT-86133: Yeah, it's awesome
CT-44781: It's so delicious!!
@@MrJlee93 CT-173202: All of these different dishes, and they are ALL crap!! Damn civilians can even screw up a Chicken Tikka Massala - I can't force my soldiers to eat this crap *gestures to 5 star banquet*, tell the general we need a shipment of MRE's right now!!!
This comment is dangerously underrated
Please. We all know they would be eating poke bowls and kalua pork.
@@VX300 I voted for you
"they all liked the same food"
the food they like: caviar truffle soup
I'm not sure if they liked the same food so much as they were exposed to only one sort of food and not much else
@@rosesweetcharlotte I mean to be fair, soldiers on the field need to survive off combat rations. By exposing the Clones to only this type of food, it meant that they genuinely had nothing else to compare it to... even if the rations were awful, the Clones would never know.
@@cyqry I know it's a little thing, but this just seems so cruel. Practical, but cruel
Well it was either combat rations or a 5 star restaurant prison food (basically the best low quality food possible)
damn
The fact that they had better aim than stormtroopers
A stromtrooper and a clome tropper are facing and unarmed enemy with there guns pointed at them and the enemy is charging.
Clone trooper: 97% chance to hit.
Stromtrooper: 2% chance to hit.
Bladecharge Their aim is equally good though lol
@@Bladecharge Sounds like both will miss with my experience from XCOM.
Until Order 66
“The way I got around how the Kaminoans brought up new clones was I tried to make them forget about how they treated them. It was important to fight together, but I always encourage a little bit of individual flair. Furthermore, I made sure to do plenty of simulated and live-fire exercises. Teach them about different combat and support roles. Try to throw them in the situations that were just so esoteric that you have to think creatively in order to emerge victorious. My Jedi commanders were highly supportive of this practice.” -CS/CT-8711-12 “Cheng”, Captain and scout of the 442nd Siege Battalion
There it is
You played on IFN and was constantly making monologues
Michael Cabrera glad you recognized me
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flashback to that one clone who messed up his hand punching a B1 and a few seconds later Cody was shown downing droids with reverse-roundhouse kicks
Geetsly: you don't wanna punch a walking hunk of metal with an unprotected hand
The Galactic Marines: Well Thats too damn bad!
The first clones in about season 1 to 2 or 3 font really count because as the narrator himself says, they needed to fight before even completing their training
Amazing name, send me some of that/j
That clone punching the droid has been burned into my memory
You'd think bayonets would be a thing!
@@johnj.spurgin7037 not many people can cut through metal, it would have to be an expensive mini lightsaber or electric device.
@@randod1683 vibroweapons are a thing.
@@johnj.spurgin7037 yes, which would make punching the droid pointless.
@@johnj.spurgin7037 also how is it powered? I’m assuming electricity, I don’t think ultrasonic generators exist but I assume it runs on electricity, which makes it an electrical device.
"You don't want to fight a walking lump of metal with unprotected fists."
Yeah, that one clone on Christophsis can vouch for *that* statement.
I don't care what flaws the clones may have. It's pretty stupid replacing them in favor of the dumbass stormtroopers because the Kaminoans rebelled against the Empire.
This 👆
Not exactly. For one, the Stormtroopers are just plain cheaper. More importantly, allowing normal people into the military creates jobs and, ultimately, loyalty to the Empire.
@@rosesweetcharlotte I get your point. But replacing a badass big clone army programmed to be loyal for a buch of idiots that NEVER hit the mark isn't worth of it. There is a popular saying in my country which says: anything cheap gets out expensive
@@TetsuShima stormtroopers are elite warriors (see the opening of ANH). They had amazing aim and harsh training. They also were a police force. Regular citizens make way better police then some genetically identical clones who were isolated from the rest of the galaxy. The stormtroopers were a much better choice for the Empire.
@@TetsuShima Sure, but at the same time, you need jobs for regular people to keep loyalty. Part of the point of the clones for Palpatine was that they kept normal people out of the war, to keep people poor before the Empire and to give them jobs afterwards.
Either way they were great soldiers and even better friends
Clone at the mess hall are all, " Its protein patties...AGAIN!" *enthusiastic crowd cheering* .
I don't think the fact that they had no covering on their hand was an oversight I think they did it on purpose because they knew that they would need the extra movement because if you think about it a B1 you see countless times get completely destroyed by civilians but a Super Battle Droid the only thing that I could think of taking it out without a gun would be r2d2 in Revenge of the Sith and that was with oil and Flame other than a Jedi you have no real reason to engage Super Battle Droid hand-to-hand a B-1 you don't need any special plating to destroy in any of the other droids that they might have encountered we're usually so rare that you can't outfit the entire Army to deal with it maybe he's special forces groups could use them more efficiently but a normal clone just has no reason
Very true. You can only cover the hand so much before it becomes problematic
Best way to handle the melee problem would obviously to give them electro melee weapons, like swords or knives, along with underbarrel shotguns and EMP-loaded handguns or hand-shotguns. That way they wouldn't have to worry about going fists-only on droids.
the commando katarn wristblade seems like a good option, rather cheap, fits in the hand protection, and allows for easier melee
What about mace windy from the 2003 clone wars he was karate a choppin the droids
@@ejbyson9658 He was fine because he used the force. Mace Windu is also the best fighter in the entire order.
A mix of clones and humans would have been good in the Empire. You have normal humans for police jobs and zones where there wasnt alot of combat and clones (from multiple people so they are not all the same) for full battlezones.
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Redefining the concept of a "one man army" 😂😂
8:57 "Body-Bucket" now that's a new one I haven't heard. Always been used to bucket-head.
I remember reading that term in a book years ago,
Sees the title:
*It's treason, then*
The Grand Army of the Republic was a stable fighting force, but biological weapons were effective against the clones, and irregular enemies were extremely effective as well compared to the Clones. Their training was great, but actual warfare would be a shocking experience for all clones troopers who couldn’t realize why they were fighting for the Republic.
Sort of sad when you consider that the clones really had absolutely no idea and no choice about what they were getting into.
Carly Crays The Republic Commando novels opened my eyes to this dilemma. I hate how the clones are forced to perform as the child slave army for a Republic that treated it worse than _droids_ .
@@violentscorl697 Yeah, it's a fun day for all Star Wars fans when they realize just how young all of the clones are
I like how he included a Clones against Flood picture.
*the Kaminoans disliked that*
Also is that the flood I see 6:08 interesting crossover but I dig it
I recognized them as well. The Flood, indeed.
The fact that they couldn't punch a B1
You punch metal as hard as you can with no more than a rubber glove on, if you’re strong enough, you’ll break your hand
A Clone did this in ROTS...
AND WON.
Why would you hit a robot? Even with knuckle dusters the robot would be too hard to cripple. Hand protection would be pointless.
Clones are capable of snapping a droids pencilneck with just the right amount of force
Another flaw is that very few clones could adapt when things didn't go as planned.
Essentially, most clones couldn't counter guerilla tactics and/or would be defeated by unusual tactics, as seen during the Battle of Jabiim where the Jabiimi nationalists were able to drive the Republic off of Jabiim in what was basically a Vietnam-style battle.
I don't think that's so much a clone flaw as it is them being rank and file infantry.
The Roman Legions for instance were invincible in an open field in an infantry vs infantry fight because they were trained to fight as cohesive units but if you put them in rough and/or forested terrain like when they were invading Scotland or Germany they could be placed at a greater disadvantage because unit tactics left them too slow to effectively fight back against a smaller more agile enemy force.
It was also used to great effect by the Irish in their history.
Plus there is the very nature of Guerilla tactics which is they are the ones operating on the offensive which also puts you at a disadvantage.
@@CollinMcLean
True.
People often forget that the clone army won the Clone Wars because Darth Sidious wanted it that way.
People often forget that the clone war only dragged on as long because Darth Sidious was feeding compromising intelligence to the Separatists.
People often forget that this is all because earth jar jar let it be so
@@dungeonsanddragons7334 earth jar jar, not to be confused with fire air or water jarjar
@@jonash3406 or darth jar jar
@@dungeonsanddragons7334 Nice.
So why do the clones feel the need to box battle droids? I get it you're an elite solider trained from birth, but maybe don't punch the armored metal droid with basically your bare hands
Because they're literally ten years old?
Yes, their ten year old boys who are playing war
@@forwardsky4716 or because they run out of ammunition and they would rather die fighting than do the reasonable thing and look for cover.
He didn't throw his weapon to punch the droid, his weapon got shot out of his hand , bring justice to our clone boy
I wonder if the Empire did a hybrid of having elite clone troopers, recruited police forces, and front line droids would of been effective? 🤔
It would have but since there was a galactic war against droids the public in most planets would have rebelled
They still had better aim and luck then Stormtroopers.
Clones > stormtroopers
Geetsly's facts
there's no such thing as luck.
@Gaius Wyrden not as good as clones.
@Gaius Wyrden To be honest though, clone armor at least looks more advanced than stormtrooper armor - even when considering that stormtroopers appeared in the Originals first and clones in the newer Prequels. In later iterations of stormtroopers, aside from the Originals, they still continue to look less advanced in terms of armory.
And like how in real life, marines are oftentimes not given the most up-to-date personal arms and gear, they're considered more skilled than their U.S. Army counterparts.
Every boss of their business: What's your name?
Clone: CT-97874
Every boss of their business: *Oh shit here we go again...*
This wasn’t like the simulation
Lmao
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The slide with the Clones fighting and getting infected by the Flood was rather interesting.
6:08 It almost looks like the GAR is fighting the Flood from Halo.
I think it’s funny that in some of the clone of the week vids, he’s like this clone was born on kamino and I’m like oh really that’s surprising I thought that this dude was from yavin
The hand armor part had me think back to that clone wars scene where some clone punched a b2 battle droid and just screamed. Good times lol
Why must you put CT-CHAD in the thumbnail? He is a legend
Geetsly: You crack one, you crack them all.
Me: Hehehe Bionicle reference
i love it how you pull most of this stuff from legends and the republic commando series.
9:28 Everyone thinking about that one clone during a charge back on Christophsis
9:31 Can we get an F for the chadest of the clones. You know who im talking about.
My boy clone trooper who punched a droid really needed that protection.
I don't care, I love the clones, flaws and all. They are the best army ever.
Maria Martinez I personally prefer the Phase 1 Clone Trooper to the Phase 2.
Phase 1 only had a better design but it was to heavy
But both the rebels and droids was more effective lol
4:05 Fives: “wrong”
Good thing those bugs can’t aim!
Spoiler: they could aim
Clone troopers had flaws?! What treachery is this!?
Lmao literally everytime the clones fought an organic army they got destroyed.
@@Chriscraft-ug3sz that doesn't proof that they are bad, geonosians were ready for the Republic invasion, the umbarans use their native enviroments as their advantage in a similar way of the Vietnam War, Mandalorians are Mandalorians, do I have to say anymore? And even then, the clones put a better fight than many other types of soldiers
@@alejandroelluxray5298 I didn’t say they were bad, I said they suck at fighting organic armies, and I you acknowledged that so end of story
@@Chriscraft-ug3sz they do not suck at that, they just face foes that were in their match, geonosians, umbarans and Mandalorians are fierce fighters, logically clones will struggle against them
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6:13 don’t think I can’t see that little crossover there 👀
Give me an army of clones or mandos anyday over battledroids and stormtroopers.
Clones aren’t suited to fighting organic armies and mandos would be hard to have a large scale army of, unless we’re during the Mando Neo-crusader times. In which they still lost to the republic.
Chriscraft6190 I’ll take my chances
Gaius Wyrden and they still couldn’t beat one Mandalorian. Maul’s army on the other hard was giving the clone army a hand time. They’re warriors from childhood to adult.
@Gaius Wyrden Clones had long training experiences at Kamino since their inception and birth as well. The difference in quality of armor and weaponry between the clones and stormtroopers isn't that extreme, as opposed to the drastic improvements made in the Imperial Navy compared to the Republic Navy (ISDs and Executor SSDs were far beyond Venators in power). Clone armor also does look more advanced than stormtrooper armor, even considering that stormtroopers came first in the Original trilogy, whereas clones came from the CGI-Prequels trilogy. Even in later stormtrooper iterations in other Star Wars media - i.e. Rebels or comics - stormtrooper armor just looks less advanced and more restricting in terms of body movement and agility.
Also, consider that the U.S. Marine Corps is oftentimes not given most up-to-date field equipment as the other branches oftentimes, but is considered superior in terms of quality and skill to U.S. Army soldiers.
@Gaius Wyrden
The name alone isn't enough. Their performance must be up to the task at hand. And their performance in the films is absolute garbage.
You could call Marines the Puppy Brigade, and they would still be far more effective on the battlefield and devastating to morale than those "Stormtroopers".
On a side note: When it comes to determining the quality of troops, it's somewhat of a bad sign that they get singled out for guard duty...
I always did wonder why the empire stopped using clones when their whole thing was overwhelming force and numbers. I suppose this explains it
You just insulted the Clones. It's treason then. Your committing an act of mutiny here, Geetsly. Fire at will, commander!
LOL.
Launch the 501st and 212th.
@@michaeldunlap3742 And the Wolf Pack.
Lol
312th send them as well
Imagine supporting the flawed and corrupt Republic instead of the great and magnificent Galactic Empire.
Is it ok to support both?
Correct
Have you actually hit anything yet?
@@starhammer5247 I have not encountered any main character so far, so yes.
Pfff same difference
That you had to supply food and water to the clones and that changes depending on length of battle and environment
If you really think the clones needed "better hand protection", you should probably try operating a firearm in adverse conditions while wearing a gauntlet.
Armorweave gloves with a plastoid backing is sufficient.
The one about the hand armor is very accurate, in one of the clone wars episodes/movies a clone is at the front of a charge, he loses his weapon, he whacks a seperatist droid in the head, it stuns it, he cries out in pain holding his hand, the droid then fires into his chest.
The best thing about living soldiers is that solders are incredibly adaptable and can adjust a lot faster then a droid.
But with that said I can’t find to much things that are special in the clones from for example the US army but the Us army is still cheaper
One of the major uses the clones could of had in a continued republic army, would be using the clones to help reconstruction of the galaxy, similar to how the romans used their legions in construction when they weren't campaigning
The greatest army in the star wars galaxy was the clone / death watch army it they did work together they could demolish the cis army
The cis has something like quadrillions of droids even if the death watch joined the gar they'd only have an extra few million to their name
Honestly the biggest flaw in the GAR wasn't even the clones. As many singular clones led directly under Jedi were very personable toward others and gained levels of individuality even if they were still first and foremost fall in line soldiers. The biggest flaw with the GAR was that (likely due to Palpatine) there was no call to active arms for building militia forces or a volunteer army to supplement then take over for the clones after the war was over. Replacing the standing army of clones as units died. The biggest clone flaw was that they were the only soldier in the arsenal on a grand scale.
Wrong. Legends features a massive draft effort of non-Clone soldiers starting part-way through the war, which would later form the core of the Imperial Army while the infantry Clones went on to become Stormtroopers.
All loyalist sectors and many wealthier loyalist worlds also contributed their own militaries to the Republic war effort.
HyperionGM Legends is fake! It’s not real Star Wars!
@@InitialiseDisk lul.
Legends was the "real"star wars for over 40 years
@@Dr.Leymen dude, the movies are Star Wars!
@@InitialiseDisk did i say the movies are not?
The movies are both legends and canon
6:16 is that the flood from halo?
You completely missed how drones are so much better than clone pilots due to the body not being able to handle the g forces of a turn in space
When he said: “you don’t wanna punch a droid” did anybody else think of that one clone at the beginning of the clone wars cartoon who lost his gun, punched a droid, and got shot cuz he hurt his hand, lol
6:10
the flood, up there with the xenomorphs for being an army you dont want to send fleshy squishy normal cannon fodder troops to attack
Geetsly, each clone is unique, thinking that they all think the same is wrong
All liked the same food? the Kaminoans gave them nutrient-rich protein cubes for all the dietary needs to make them into the strongest soldiers possible, they didn't give a shit about if the clones liked it.
You forget how skilled jango Fett was and also the combat training
Any chance of a video of food within star wars?
A major flaw in clone troopers? They’re not guardsman.
6:19 why are the Clones fighting the Flood?
Did y’all see that picture of clones fighting the flood?! Dream battle right there!
Mandalorians werent really better then colnes in terms of combat but in equipment ya
0:32 the nostalgia is rushing thro me reminds me of battlefront 2 😪🤧
6:18 that's the flood, right? Please tell me there's a video about something like the star Wars universe vs the flood.
Flaws? There are no flaws here.
Quickly now. Another command post needs your attention
asking if the republic could have done better is like asking if Palpatine wanted UNLIMITED POWA!!!!
I desperately need a slice of life rom com where a clone is adjusting to civilian life.
9:23 Yeah complete over sight but that didn't stop them from fucking nailing a commando droid and sending it flying
6:19,how the crap did clones fight the Flood from Halo?!
Why would they engage in hand to hand combat with droid soldiers?
I mean, there’s a reason why they carry weapons. Even an empty blaster is useable as a club.
The armor is bright white
*reads the title *
that pesky ol’ inhibitor chip sure threw everyone for a loop
I'll be honest. I thought it said this video already had 85M views
A major oversight of the clone army is that at any point they would be forced to kill all of the Jedi. That’s not very helpful when fighting in a war with the Jedi. :/
Theory: clones would not fuck up the job market, because of the vast amount of death across the galaxy
Punch clones.... am I right?
They can't fight organic beings. That's your flaw.
Umbarans beg to differ
And the Geonosians
@@aperson3280 it was a blood bath on Umbara wdym
@@EricMarr-do7bd that was also a blood bath
@General grievous does not like Fortnite lmao, no. First of all, any time they fought an organic army they literally got destroyed, even when they were fighting droids they still struggled sometimes. Sorry to say but it’s evident that clones weren’t really suited for fighting organic and even struggled against the cheap inorganic droids in some cases. But yeah, almost every time they battle an organic army they get destroyed. Examples listed below, umbara and geonosis were blood baths.
in SW, a million clones represents an immense investment of capital
in WH40k, a million guardsman is an unfriendly prod at your enemy...or a mighty warhammer poised ready to crush them, depends on how they're outfitted and the battle plan of their commander.
My favotite is the clone who punched the droid with his bare fists and then screamed out of pain
"Against staggering odds" you mean calculated odds by a sith Lord who had to intervene on the CiS's structure and command chain to force their defeat
I love the flood fighting the clones photo.
I feel attacked by this video. Thumbs up.
The Senate had no flaws.
9:30 unless you're Kevin, that one 212th soldier from episode 3
I can imagine someone commenting "bUt ThEy WoN tHe WaR hOw DiD tHeY sUcK So MuCh" lol
You didn’t talk about how some armor like commander Thor’s could take 6 shots while a normal clone was shot and killed in just 1 shot