I knew Severance Tann was a good tactician, but damn she was a pretty badass general from this alone. Apart from her mistake at the end, she did really good with getting the decimator and using it.
Geetsly's: In the Star Wars Universe, the bad guys weren't the only ones interested in super weapons. Me thinking about the mass shadow generator: Well, that's pretty accurate.
If Sev'rance Tann still in charge of the Separatist Droids Army, things may have gone differently. Who knows, Dooku might be actually willing to betray Sidious to form his own Sith Empire.
Well Hiroshima and Nagasaki were one hit wonders. Haven't been used since. Whats the tony stark line ? Something about a weapon you only need to fire once thats how dad did it thats how America does it ( boom jerico missile explodes)
Right. Only superweapons I think are really good are the Star Forge and World Devastators (but that's because you can make armies out of them). World Devastators are my favorite Imperial superweapon because you can make armies out of them (including more Devastators) quickly. They're also very hard to destroy.
Yes please do a video on Severance Tann. It would be great to see. I wonder why she wasn't seen inn the "Clone Wars" series because something like this would've been great to see.
Well, she only survived the first few months to the first year of the clone wars. It would have been an interesting cameo though! And the idea of Dark Acolytes in the animated series would have been amazing!
Mace Windu should've instructed Shen-Jon in Form 7 Vapid after that. Shen-Jon could have not only really benifited from using it, he had already shown he could come back from the edge of the Dark Side.
I wonder if Tann reused the same droid battle group during her entire campaign. Maybe an experienced droid army performs better than fresh ones. Captain Panaka did say (paraphrased) “we’re no match for the Federation’s battle-hardened droid army” implying that said army had been through several conflicts and aren’t pushovers. (0M-9 being a testament to that) Plus it would be cool to hear a b1’s story and thoughts on their commander, before getting wiped out.
It's been Canon in both the EU and Disney stuff that droids can clearn and get better over time and that the cis was held back by constant memory wipes of their droids due to old corperate mandates (which as it turns out we're set up by the sith in order to have greater control over the future droid armie's strength) and that when separatists deviated from these mandates their droids preformed better. In one comic B1s dominate arc troopers (with the explanation that they were rapidly tranfired from another battle and so their commanders didn't ahve time to wipe their memories, which allowed them increase in skill)
To take out arc troopers sounds a bit extreme.(I guess they’re the equivalent to commando droids) I would also think that a few droids could get past having a memory wipe leading to the acquirement of a personality while also outperforming their wiped brethren and earning a promotion. B-1-224 for example being promoted to commander or that nameless B-1 who took out a whole squad of clones with a single grenade. I don’t doubt that ARC troopers could be killed with overwhelming coordinated firepower but I would think their resourcefulness would help them out of a tight spot, but I guess not every time…
Both sides fight over the Decimators, and then they are never used again. "Why don't we just build more?" … "Well then, why don't we just redesign it from scratch, it'll be easier as we know what the finished design is supposed to be like, oh and we've got these pieces to work from".
While I love The Clone Wars show with every fiber of my being, once again, we see one of its very few flaws, not including other Dark Acoylets besides Ventress in the show, like Ssev'rance Tann over here. I mean I get why they didn't want to include too many Dark Acoylets, both for overcrowding the cast and having too many fallen Jedi would once again make it seem like our heroes wouldn't be able to win the war this way, but they still could have included at least one or two more, or just have one of them betray the Jedi during a battle and die during the battle like Krell.
Heck I would've been happy if they had at least updated the clone heavy trooper sprites to Phase 2 armor, and the clone repeater trooper sprites had them wield the minigun looking blaster.
Everyone in-story was terrified of the Decimators, but when we actually got to use them in Galactic Battlegrounds, they were seriously underwhelming. I did enjoy that game though. Good times.
Geetsly you should more in depth about the battle in the micro clone wars series and the best lightsaber duels in Star Wars between anakin and ventrees as well as one of the best character introductions with general gervious
Yes, I wanna learn more about Tann, but more than that, I wanna learn more about Echuu Shen-Jon. You stopped talking about him after saying he went into exile. That makes me really curious over what happened to him afterwards, like if he survived Order 66 and if he was one of those surviving Jedi who lived long enough to see Luke revive the Jedi Order
Well if you want to know more about him he is in a later campaign in the game. I won't spoil it in case he does a video on him. Galactic Battlegrounds is a great game and is underrated as most people dismiss it as an Age of Empires 2 clone.
Maybe a video going into detail about each of the dark acolytes? Star wars explained did a video about them but I'm curious to hear your take on them all?
Would love to see galactic battlegrounds get the "definitive edition" treatment like age of empires 2 did... Since it was basically AOE2 with s star wars coat of paint
Wonder why the Republic didn't try and produce more of the Decimators. I presume they at least captured some of the Separatist production lines intact which would let them recreate it to some degree. they at least had a few destroyed ones. It seemed to have been an extremely effective weapon; certainly moreso than a lot of other ones used in the Clone Wars. I also suppose that Sevrance didn't have time to get some of the blueprints to Dooku to allow for other Separtist worlds to construct it. Could put it at the feet of Palaptine if one needs an 'in-universe' thing. The tank was too effective and would have been a huge force multiplier in combat for whomever had it. Palpatine needed the Clone Wars to be a grinding slog of attrition and to exhaustion. A decisive weapon would make that much more difficult. Ergo I'm sure any 'remaining' ones were buried.
The person who captured the planet with all the production lines was falling to the Dark Side and probably didn't care about capturing anything intact. Also, it's possible that Sevrance didn't want to give the plans to Dooku because she wanted to keep them for herself--she was Dark Side too, after all. But you're right about it largely coming down to Palpatine wanting more collateral damage, particularly among the Jedi.
You know I've been thinking just how pointless most of these superweapons are, seriously. Why doesn't someone just get a planet killing asteroid, strap an ftl drive on it, and launch it at a planet.
Its too bad Tann didn't survive and stay the The confederacies top General grievous always felt too much like Sadistic goof ball to be a serious General wheras Tann in the brief time she was charge felt more cunning and Insidious
Not all. In Thrawn: Treason the female Chiss navigator Vah’nya still has her Force Sensitivity into her 20’s and actually had broader abilities than other Chiss navigators.
Legends, I don't think tann has appeared in Canon yet. *googles* yep the last official reference to her was in a book published in dec 2008, ie before Disney.
When it comes to Star Wars superweapons Star Forge for the win because while the Star Forge is a evil artifact of the dark side why would it construct the Star Forge Robes for the Jedi because if the Star Forge is a evil artifact shouldn't it be focused on corrupting Jedi to it's evil cause not giving them Robes that Jedi could wear without fear of taint or corruption just something to think about because I don't think the Star Forge is all that evil if it generates the Star Forge Robes in limitless supplies.
The Dark Side is all about control, and Rakatan technology was kind of the epitome of that. It did exactly what you wanted it to, and if that meant making light-aligned robes, so be it. Its corruption was much more macro-scale: just being in the Star Forge had a corrupting influence, just like all other Dark Side nexus points, and during the height of the Infinite Empire its influence probably spread much further.
@@kyleslavik6324 I completely agree, and I really wish someone would bring in an Infinite Empire splinter group that used the Light Side and just have them as a third party in the New Sith wars or something.
@@kyleslavik6324 I know the Star Forge was responsible for the Infinite Empire's collapse, which is why I said its influence probably spread further during the Empire's day, and also one of the coolest things about it. However, it's entirely possible that it did that without expanding its influence: if you were a powerful Rakata, why wouldn't you visit the Star Forge at least once in your life, and show it to some of your underlings to remind them how powerful you are and how far they can advance if they remember to give some of the credit to their patron?
If one thing can be said for THIS franchise. They seem to have more superweapons then almost every other SciFi franchise combined. If you took ALL the Superweapons in this franchise, formed them into one intergalactic Doomsday unit then sicked them on almost any other franchise they'd decimate if not outright destroy the whole opposing franchise. This weapon though... Is anyone that's NOT Palpatine competent in running this war?? How bad must you be to let info an then your superweapon itself fall into enemy hands without plenty of trump cards to hugely sabeutage such things. He'll if they REALLY wanted to be nasty make them tanks with an automatic function an programmed to ATTACK IMMEDIATELY any CIS forces it detects an/or can find on activation. If no allies are around it determines. Or something genius like that.
@@meruthesuccubus3416 Galaxy destroying weapons are hardly a rarity in Star Wars. Them rings are LITERALLY about the only weapon left shown that can do that. Since the flood may have been intended to be but said screw that sorta speak. Most of the SW, franchise especially non Disney, alot of the strongest of it's factions have WHOLE arsenals of such weapons that frequently eradicate entire star Systems. The only advantage the rings have is they're made to wipe out most the Halo verse with a single continued blast. That's about it. So far shown no other weapons of war do anywhere near that sorta kinda damage totally on their own
@@robertagu5533 i do have to ask is their something similar to the composer from halo 4 in star wars a forerunner superweapon that breaks down organic matter humans or any other species and turns them into Prometheans or droids
@@meruthesuccubus3416 plenty of weapons an probably a few unknown ones destroy whole galaxies. Generally beings turned weapons or forces of universal scale nature have posed threats on the order of the Halo firing rings. In Cinema with SW was mainly the Death Starish planet being most recent. In the books there's a gigantic Canon used during the Galactic Civil War period known for destroying whole solar systems and fleets in one shot every time was fired. But that period has been done to death an there's entire Eras barely even covered in the books, comics and games & not touched AT ALL except at times barely mentioned in the shows and movies
“Hey remember the electro-proton bomb?”
“Yeah?”
“Why didn’t we make more of those?”
“About that….”
We don’t want to awaken any other Godzilla like monsters
This makes me want to play Galactic Battlegrounds again. So much nostalgia.
Hahahaha, might do the same
@@geetslys I had a lot of fun in that game, it could use a remaster and actual strategic space combat ala Empire at War.
I really liked the story it was a excellent bridge.
I recommend the "Expending Front" mod for a new and great experience =)
i was thinking the same thing
I can imagine this video's name being clickbait in the Star Wars universe.
Sev'Rance Tann should have been added to the show in my opinion.
Always preffered her to Ventress. Could have been a good foil.
And those sweet, blue buns tho...
I knew Severance Tann was a good tactician, but damn she was a pretty badass general from this alone. Apart from her mistake at the end, she did really good with getting the decimator and using it.
Tann was great
Geetsly's: In the Star Wars Universe, the bad guys weren't the only ones interested in super weapons.
Me thinking about the mass shadow generator: Well, that's pretty accurate.
The planetary prison, the deathmark laser, the shock drum. Yeah, the republic did make some serious shit
@@henryburke2158 Jedi knight storyline was finding out just how incompetent the mon cala general was
@@supremeleadergnkdroid3202 I have no idea why he wasn't given a dishonorable discharge
The
If Sev'rance Tann still in charge of the Separatist Droids Army, things may have gone differently. Who knows, Dooku might be actually willing to betray Sidious to form his own Sith Empire.
The Decimator campaign, where Sev'rance Tann and Echuu Shen-Jon fought each other!
Republic: Has a super tank
Separatists: I call dibs!
Well, guess they have to oblige. The Dibs Accords (mentioned by some old coot named Sarge, I think) wills it to be done without complaint.
Dids is dibs , shotgun is shotgun.
Shotgu-FRAK!!!
GTA mode activated
In truth super weapons are more wasteful than useful, and these wonder weapons are more of a one hit wonder rather than stable weapon platform.
Sure does make big ol' holes in things till she falls tho! yeeeeeeeehaw
Well Hiroshima and Nagasaki were one hit wonders. Haven't been used since. Whats the tony stark line ? Something about a weapon you only need to fire once thats how dad did it thats how America does it ( boom jerico missile explodes)
True, but they sure are propaganda powerhouses.
Right. Only superweapons I think are really good are the Star Forge and World Devastators (but that's because you can make armies out of them). World Devastators are my favorite Imperial superweapon because you can make armies out of them (including more Devastators) quickly. They're also very hard to destroy.
I'm sure that super tank would cost way too much for the republic 😂
Yes please do a video on Severance Tann. It would be great to see. I wonder why she wasn't seen inn the "Clone Wars" series because something like this would've been great to see.
Well, she only survived the first few months to the first year of the clone wars. It would have been an interesting cameo though! And the idea of Dark Acolytes in the animated series would have been amazing!
@@Zakvadr1995---Yeah it would've bene great for the series overall. Shame we'll never get it.
Mace Windu should've instructed Shen-Jon in Form 7 Vapid after that. Shen-Jon could have not only really benifited from using it, he had already shown he could come back from the edge of the Dark Side.
I wonder if Tann reused the same droid battle group during her entire campaign. Maybe an experienced droid army performs better than fresh ones. Captain Panaka did say (paraphrased) “we’re no match for the Federation’s battle-hardened droid army” implying that said army had been through several conflicts and aren’t pushovers. (0M-9 being a testament to that)
Plus it would be cool to hear a b1’s story and thoughts on their commander, before getting wiped out.
A B2 does seem to act as her second in command during the Campaign.
It's been Canon in both the EU and Disney stuff that droids can clearn and get better over time and that the cis was held back by constant memory wipes of their droids due to old corperate mandates (which as it turns out we're set up by the sith in order to have greater control over the future droid armie's strength) and that when separatists deviated from these mandates their droids preformed better.
In one comic B1s dominate arc troopers (with the explanation that they were rapidly tranfired from another battle and so their commanders didn't ahve time to wipe their memories, which allowed them increase in skill)
To take out arc troopers sounds a bit extreme.(I guess they’re the equivalent to commando droids)
I would also think that a few droids could get past having a memory wipe leading to the acquirement of a personality while also outperforming their wiped brethren and earning a promotion. B-1-224 for example being promoted to commander or that nameless B-1 who took out a whole squad of clones with a single grenade.
I don’t doubt that ARC troopers could be killed with overwhelming coordinated firepower but I would think their resourcefulness would help them out of a tight spot, but I guess not every time…
I see a Chiss chick on the thumbnail, so I'm definitely bout to check this video out!
Galactic Battlegrounds will always be one of my favorite Star Wars games.
This was from Galactic Battlegrounds! Nice! Great video.
Yes! Thank you!
Those Seppies sure know how to party. 😃
Both sides fight over the Decimators, and then they are never used again.
"Why don't we just build more?"
…
"Well then, why don't we just redesign it from scratch, it'll be easier as we know what the finished design is supposed to be like, oh and we've got these pieces to work from".
ok. this title is legendary.
👌
While I love The Clone Wars show with every fiber of my being, once again, we see one of its very few flaws, not including other Dark Acoylets besides Ventress in the show, like Ssev'rance Tann over here.
I mean I get why they didn't want to include too many Dark Acoylets, both for overcrowding the cast and having too many fallen Jedi would once again make it seem like our heroes wouldn't be able to win the war this way, but they still could have included at least one or two more, or just have one of them betray the Jedi during a battle and die during the battle like Krell.
It's got many, many flaws.
@@matthiuskoenig3378 the 03 series was better
@@vonfaustien3957 Always found the 2003 series ridiculously overhyped frankly.
@@minicle426 me too. While it is a great watch for the pure action, I think nostalgia is what makes it what it is for alot of people
Ahhhhh, the Desolator…. That takes me back! Shame we’ll never get a sequel of Battlegrounds, it has some great replay ability!
Heck I would've been happy if they had at least updated the clone heavy trooper sprites to Phase 2 armor, and the clone repeater trooper sprites had them wield the minigun looking blaster.
Still have the game on my system (Steam) and still get a kick out of it.
That's awesome 😁
The titles of your videos keep getting sillier and I 100% support that choice.
I think I need to replay Galactic Battlegrounds sometime, though I might have to wait for a Steam/GOG sale.
It’s only 6$ on Steam now. However, it’s really buggy and crashes are common. Theres a few third party mod fixes, not nothing on Steam.
@@Zakvadr1995 Thanks for the assist, Spartan.
Everyone in-story was terrified of the Decimators, but when we actually got to use them in Galactic Battlegrounds, they were seriously underwhelming. I did enjoy that game though. Good times.
Oh man, I remember playing through this in Galactic Battlegrounds when I was a kid. I just had to play again when I found out the game was on Steam.
Geetsly you should more in depth about the battle in the micro clone wars series and the best lightsaber duels in Star Wars between anakin and ventrees as well as one of the best character introductions with general gervious
Battles
Yes, I wanna learn more about Tann, but more than that, I wanna learn more about Echuu Shen-Jon. You stopped talking about him after saying he went into exile. That makes me really curious over what happened to him afterwards, like if he survived Order 66 and if he was one of those surviving Jedi who lived long enough to see Luke revive the Jedi Order
Well if you want to know more about him he is in a later campaign in the game. I won't spoil it in case he does a video on him. Galactic Battlegrounds is a great game and is underrated as most people dismiss it as an Age of Empires 2 clone.
In the rebellion campaign of Galactic Battlegrounds, he returns from exile to aid Princess Leia and C-3PO after they crash land.
Yoooooo Galactic Battlegrounds
Loved that game. I played it just yesterday.
I remember this campaign from Galactic Battlegrounds. It was a incredibly hard mission...
Sev'Rance Tan was a bad-ass to play!!
@@stuartskepper9055 "Look how they run"
Maybe a video going into detail about each of the dark acolytes? Star wars explained did a video about them but I'm curious to hear your take on them all?
There's something about tanks that make them so cool. I can never quite pin it down, but they're awesome :D
Agreed 💯
A hulking mass of metal, capable of transportation, protection and seer fire power. A staple of any army.
Does that sum it up a bit?
Finally Severance Tann!
Played this campaign (well the Separatist part anyway) and its really interesting
This video reminds me of fighting the dark reaper in the 2002 clone wars game. I remember it very fondly.
Lover battlegrounds when I was young still got the discs
As soon as I saw the title, I knew this video would be about the Decimator
I have that same exact exclusive poster image of Ar'alani and Eli Vanto in the thumbnail. It came free with the Thrawn: Treason novel I got lol.
1:47 - When you see the full mugshot, and why nowadays they only take a head mugshot.
*thumbnail*
Therapist: "Female Thrawn isn't real. She can't hurt you."
Female Thrawn:
It would be interesting to see more of character of Star wars
Considering the history of super tanks in real life, I'm surprised it did not get destroyed earlier
I know which game you’re referring to. Now the next game; the in-between of _Star Wars: Rebellion_ & _Empire at War_ …
This man has the best titles 😂😂
Galactic Battlegrounds was one of my favorite strategy games. I miss that game
How would you compare Sev'rance Tann with the likes of Thrawn?
Would love to see galactic battlegrounds get the "definitive edition" treatment like age of empires 2 did...
Since it was basically AOE2 with s star wars coat of paint
Wonder why the Republic didn't try and produce more of the Decimators. I presume they at least captured some of the Separatist production lines intact which would let them recreate it to some degree. they at least had a few destroyed ones. It seemed to have been an extremely effective weapon; certainly moreso than a lot of other ones used in the Clone Wars. I also suppose that Sevrance didn't have time to get some of the blueprints to Dooku to allow for other Separtist worlds to construct it.
Could put it at the feet of Palaptine if one needs an 'in-universe' thing. The tank was too effective and would have been a huge force multiplier in combat for whomever had it. Palpatine needed the Clone Wars to be a grinding slog of attrition and to exhaustion. A decisive weapon would make that much more difficult. Ergo I'm sure any 'remaining' ones were buried.
The person who captured the planet with all the production lines was falling to the Dark Side and probably didn't care about capturing anything intact. Also, it's possible that Sevrance didn't want to give the plans to Dooku because she wanted to keep them for herself--she was Dark Side too, after all. But you're right about it largely coming down to Palpatine wanting more collateral damage, particularly among the Jedi.
Good and evil is a point of view ( general obi wan kenobi)
Thr Decimator needs to be Canon!
9:30: Krant/Krantt? Does that mean there are krogan in this system?
Yes please more videos please thank you .
SW Galactic Battlegrounds plus Clone campaigns... remaster, remake, def. edition whatever please :)👍🏻
You know I've been thinking just how pointless most of these superweapons are, seriously. Why doesn't someone just get a planet killing asteroid, strap an ftl drive on it, and launch it at a planet.
that's only possible in the last jedi universe
Shields!
SWGBG deserves a remake. No one can change my mind.
Shmoingle
Great vid!!
Writers Room: "The meth tank, but in space."
My boy Eli Vanto in that thumbnail though.
Star Wars galactic battlegrounds 😄
Holy fuck i remember this😂😂
Oooh a hawt femme Chiss! DO WANT!
I take it that this is legends..
Yep. Galactic Battlegrounds to be exact.
Would you like to leran ( know ) more ? ( starship troopers)
I remember this tank
So the Decimator was an Early model of the Saber-Class tank?
So the Republic tried to built a Ratte or Maus tank
Its too bad Tann didn't survive and stay the The confederacies top General grievous always felt too much like Sadistic goof ball to be a serious General wheras Tann in the brief time she was charge felt more cunning and Insidious
I thought the Chiss lost force sensitivity as they aged. How did Tann keep enough force sensitivity to be a dark acolyte?
Not all. In Thrawn: Treason the female Chiss navigator Vah’nya still has her Force Sensitivity into her 20’s and actually had broader abilities than other Chiss navigators.
@@patrickstewart3446 Interesting, I have not read that book yet. I may yet use a force sensitive Chiss adult rpg character. Thank you.
That's Canon, this is Legends. Chiss were just another species.
Why does this sound like a game that I had on the PSP or was it the DS
Edit: nevermind I have it on steam that's why it sounds familiar
i wouldn't exactly call the republic the "good guys"
Who else clicked on this video because they saw Ar’alani in the thumbnail lol?
Like
Is this canon?
Legends, I don't think tann has appeared in Canon yet.
*googles* yep the last official reference to her was in a book published in dec 2008, ie before Disney.
When it comes to Star Wars superweapons Star Forge for the win because while the Star Forge is a evil artifact of the dark side why would it construct the Star Forge Robes for the Jedi because if the Star Forge is a evil artifact shouldn't it be focused on corrupting Jedi to it's evil cause not giving them Robes that Jedi could wear without fear of taint or corruption just something to think about because I don't think the Star Forge is all that evil if it generates the Star Forge Robes in limitless supplies.
The Dark Side is all about control, and Rakatan technology was kind of the epitome of that. It did exactly what you wanted it to, and if that meant making light-aligned robes, so be it. Its corruption was much more macro-scale: just being in the Star Forge had a corrupting influence, just like all other Dark Side nexus points, and during the height of the Infinite Empire its influence probably spread much further.
@@kyleslavik6324 I completely agree, and I really wish someone would bring in an Infinite Empire splinter group that used the Light Side and just have them as a third party in the New Sith wars or something.
@@kyleslavik6324 I know the Star Forge was responsible for the Infinite Empire's collapse, which is why I said its influence probably spread further during the Empire's day, and also one of the coolest things about it. However, it's entirely possible that it did that without expanding its influence: if you were a powerful Rakata, why wouldn't you visit the Star Forge at least once in your life, and show it to some of your underlings to remind them how powerful you are and how far they can advance if they remember to give some of the credit to their patron?
If one thing can be said for THIS franchise. They seem to have more superweapons then almost every other SciFi franchise combined. If you took ALL the Superweapons in this franchise, formed them into one intergalactic Doomsday unit then sicked them on almost any other franchise they'd decimate if not outright destroy the whole opposing franchise.
This weapon though... Is anyone that's NOT Palpatine competent in running this war?? How bad must you be to let info an then your superweapon itself fall into enemy hands without plenty of trump cards to hugely sabeutage such things. He'll if they REALLY wanted to be nasty make them tanks with an automatic function an programmed to ATTACK IMMEDIATELY any CIS forces it detects an/or can find on activation. If no allies are around it determines. Or something genius like that.
hmm im pretty sure the galaxy wipeing halo array's from halo and a couple other bullshit scfi anime superweapons beat any weapon in star wars
@@meruthesuccubus3416 Galaxy destroying weapons are hardly a rarity in Star Wars. Them rings are LITERALLY about the only weapon left shown that can do that. Since the flood may have been intended to be but said screw that sorta speak. Most of the SW, franchise especially non Disney, alot of the strongest of it's factions have WHOLE arsenals of such weapons that frequently eradicate entire star Systems. The only advantage the rings have is they're made to wipe out most the Halo verse with a single continued blast. That's about it. So far shown no other weapons of war do anywhere near that sorta kinda damage totally on their own
@@robertagu5533 i do have to ask is their something similar to the composer from halo 4 in star wars a forerunner superweapon that breaks down organic matter humans or any other species and turns them into Prometheans or droids
@@meruthesuccubus3416 plenty of weapons an probably a few unknown ones destroy whole galaxies. Generally beings turned weapons or forces of universal scale nature have posed threats on the order of the Halo firing rings. In Cinema with SW was mainly the Death Starish planet being most recent. In the books there's a gigantic Canon used during the Galactic Civil War period known for destroying whole solar systems and fleets in one shot every time was fired. But that period has been done to death an there's entire Eras barely even covered in the books, comics and games & not touched AT ALL except at times barely mentioned in the shows and movies
@@robertagu5533 you talking about the Galaxy gun from star wars legends
Ah yes a GOOD Extended Universe Clone Wars story.
Unlike the shitty The Clone Wars show that shat over all of the good EU stories. -_-
Finally Severance Tann!