This battle illustrates how deadly the robotic forces of the separatists really were.....the Empire after the clone wars might not have been able to withstand the full might of the separatists. Remember.....the old Republic had thousands of Jedi and hundreds of thousands fully trained clones of the galaxy's greatest bounty hunter and they had their hands full.....even with Palps pulling the strings...if somehow they could come together , then it would be just Palps, Vader, and the inquisitors, plus the Empire from Thier day, which though formidable , was no where near as effective as the clones.....against Grievous, And all the Many different types of Robotic killers the seps produced....droidekas, B-1s , super battle droids, assassin droids...etc. And while Vader was powerful....not sure he was a match for a fully functional General Grievous.....Anakin , maybe,....but Vader is almost as much a cyborg as Grievous......????? I wonder......great job as always on the battle though......If I worked for Disney I'd be sending all the next movies your way.....😮❤
Lmao Vader would have crushed Grievous literally with the force. You realize that if it's total war there are more tactics that would be in the Empire's favor than merely endless hordes of organic slave soldiers and droids? These videos also always show a vastly outnumbered Imperial force and even then they always hold the line until the last few ships. You're just blind from your childhood fanboy nostalgia over clones.
@@helghast1149 if anybody is blind over fanboy fantasy's it's you my friend.....Vader is super tough.....but Anakin was much better.....and both lost to Obi -wan.....as did grievous. No matter how you add it up math is math and don't lie.....in a battle I think Grievous would decimate Vader....whereas Anakin could prob best Grievous.....it's definitely debatable....Grievous wasn't just a cyborg.....he was trained in how to use a lightsaber with out the force....and to kill Jedi....and to be fair, Anakin and Obi wan won the clone wars by themselves......without them the Republic would've fallen quickly.....like the Jedi after order 66. The seps took on the full might of the Jedi, and the Republic.....to think they couldn't take on the empire, which is just a reconstituted Republic, without the highly trained clones soldiers, or thousands of Jedi.....is just ludicrous. And as the battles showed one Providence is worth 3 Star Destroyer's.......soooooo......
According to you, because Anakin lost against Obi-Wan one time, that means Vader wouldn't crush General Grievous? You seem a bit newer to the lore so let me try to expand a bit. General Grievous can't use the force so what makes you think Vader would struggle against him when he could simply crush his internal organs? They're literally right behind Grievous' plates of armor. As for: "and to be fair, Anakin and Obi wan won the clone wars by themselves" This is your mind when you're a manchild that takes the cartoons as the highest order of canon. I guess we'll just casually dismiss all the various Legions that were fighting across the galaxy. You realize the clone army was only a fraction of the GAR? There were plenty of Planetary Security Forces in addition to the Judicial Forces. Those forces constituted the bulk of the GAR. Clones and Jedi were used more as shock troops. The Empire wouldn't have needed the Clones as their numbers swelled from voluntary enlistment anyways. Clone troopers were excellent as a stop-gap to a true an permanent fighting force. How practical do you think it is given the cost and logistics to run an Empire that's supposed to last forever when your main fighting force is composed of an organic slave army that ages twice the rate of a normal human. That's beyond impractical. You can also get a near-peer result from enhanced training and equipment as the Empire did with human forces. The Separatists couldn't take on the Empire because it was more than the Republic in a different name lol. It aggressively expanded it's military and the lethality of that same military. You're comparing a video game made twenty years ago to the stats listed in various official books and against what even the main writers say is canon. As for a Providence vs an Imperial Star Destroyer this shouldn't even be an argument given we saw a single Venator during the Battle of Coruscant slugging it out with a Providence at point blank range in a broadside formation. Given how much an ISD outclasses a Venator in pure firepower output that was absolutely nonsensical to say. @@cody-en7nt
The thing with Star Wars battleships - they don't know nothing about CIWS, which I say - the Annihilator should have hundreds of them --- all operated by a AI system.
I wonder.....if in this game you take out a star destroyer above a SSD, and it falls into it does it do damage to the SSD? Bc at the end it looked like though the seps were destroyed the SD was falling above the SSD....which makes no sense bc their is no Gravity, unless there is a near by planet....but if it did then there might be no winners to this fight!!!!😮❤
The real deal is.....for all Thier size and power....There isn't a Super Star Destroyer that was ever built that could defeat the Malevolence. One blast from it's Ion Generator and its just a pile of metal waiting to be blasted to scrap.....😮😮😮
@@cody-en7nt yes I did, and big-ass purple disc was big enough to get 3 Venators at once, but there's a significant difference in size between a Venator and a SSD, especially this one which is supposedly 28.5 kilometres long, which is much bigger than even the Executor
@@benciudovchgottdank3460 I hear ya on that.....the only problem is for a capital ship the Malevolence moves fast, whereas turning a SSD isn't exactly easy or fast.....one of the whole ships design flaws....but for the Malevolence to get the whole ship it would have to be right in front , and perpendicular......which exposes it to almost 100% of the SSDs weapons, or from right behind it,...I'd have to agree though......if the first shot doesn't take out the whole ship, then the Malevolence prob won't get another...though the Malevolence is fast, it's Ion Generator isn't...
@@benciudovchgottdank3460 Does it state anywhere as to how exactly big that "big ass purple disc is"? Those three Venators weren't exactly packed tight together.... Moot point bc The Malevolence is gone......but always kinda wondered why old Palps didn't use the Ion Generator as a Defense weapon on the Death Stars.....or a super star destroyer. Highly effective.....especially on a Death star.
I thought the SSD was doing better than it was, all those weapon emplacements on fire at the end was a shock
Second 🙂 - 0:06 Imperial Arquitens-Class, same Type which Moff Gideon used. Great Battles, like always! 👍
This battle illustrates how deadly the robotic forces of the separatists really were.....the Empire after the clone wars might not have been able to withstand the full might of the separatists. Remember.....the old Republic had thousands of Jedi and hundreds of thousands fully trained clones of the galaxy's greatest bounty hunter and they had their hands full.....even with Palps pulling the strings...if somehow they could come together , then it would be just Palps, Vader, and the inquisitors, plus the Empire from Thier day, which though formidable , was no where near as effective as the clones.....against Grievous, And all the Many different types of Robotic killers the seps produced....droidekas, B-1s , super battle droids, assassin droids...etc. And while Vader was powerful....not sure he was a match for a fully functional General Grievous.....Anakin , maybe,....but Vader is almost as much a cyborg as Grievous......????? I wonder......great job as always on the battle though......If I worked for Disney I'd be sending all the next movies your way.....😮❤
Lmao Vader would have crushed Grievous literally with the force. You realize that if it's total war there are more tactics that would be in the Empire's favor than merely endless hordes of organic slave soldiers and droids? These videos also always show a vastly outnumbered Imperial force and even then they always hold the line until the last few ships. You're just blind from your childhood fanboy nostalgia over clones.
@@helghast1149 if anybody is blind over fanboy fantasy's it's you my friend.....Vader is super tough.....but Anakin was much better.....and both lost to Obi -wan.....as did grievous. No matter how you add it up math is math and don't lie.....in a battle I think Grievous would decimate Vader....whereas Anakin could prob best Grievous.....it's definitely debatable....Grievous wasn't just a cyborg.....he was trained in how to use a lightsaber with out the force....and to kill Jedi....and to be fair, Anakin and Obi wan won the clone wars by themselves......without them the Republic would've fallen quickly.....like the Jedi after order 66. The seps took on the full might of the Jedi, and the Republic.....to think they couldn't take on the empire, which is just a reconstituted Republic, without the highly trained clones soldiers, or thousands of Jedi.....is just ludicrous. And as the battles showed one Providence is worth 3 Star Destroyer's.......soooooo......
According to you, because Anakin lost against Obi-Wan one time, that means Vader wouldn't crush General Grievous? You seem a bit newer to the lore so let me try to expand a bit. General Grievous can't use the force so what makes you think Vader would struggle against him when he could simply crush his internal organs? They're literally right behind Grievous' plates of armor.
As for: "and to be fair, Anakin and Obi wan won the clone wars by themselves" This is your mind when you're a manchild that takes the cartoons as the highest order of canon. I guess we'll just casually dismiss all the various Legions that were fighting across the galaxy. You realize the clone army was only a fraction of the GAR? There were plenty of Planetary Security Forces in addition to the Judicial Forces. Those forces constituted the bulk of the GAR. Clones and Jedi were used more as shock troops.
The Empire wouldn't have needed the Clones as their numbers swelled from voluntary enlistment anyways. Clone troopers were excellent as a stop-gap to a true an permanent fighting force. How practical do you think it is given the cost and logistics to run an Empire that's supposed to last forever when your main fighting force is composed of an organic slave army that ages twice the rate of a normal human. That's beyond impractical. You can also get a near-peer result from enhanced training and equipment as the Empire did with human forces. The Separatists couldn't take on the Empire because it was more than the Republic in a different name lol. It aggressively expanded it's military and the lethality of that same military. You're comparing a video game made twenty years ago to the stats listed in various official books and against what even the main writers say is canon.
As for a Providence vs an Imperial Star Destroyer this shouldn't even be an argument given we saw a single Venator during the Battle of Coruscant slugging it out with a Providence at point blank range in a broadside formation. Given how much an ISD outclasses a Venator in pure firepower output that was absolutely nonsensical to say. @@cody-en7nt
The final remnants of the separatist holdouts were trying to slow the empire down well they fell back
The thing with Star Wars battleships - they don't know nothing about CIWS, which I say - the Annihilator should have hundreds of them --- all operated by a AI system.
The final remnants of the separatist holdouts
Dios mio estoy asombrado no como le hizo para que el spar venator para destruir una nave tan grande
Genau so eine Feuerpower wollte ich sehen sehr shönes schiff😊😊😊😊😊
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I wonder.....if in this game you take out a star destroyer above a SSD, and it falls into it does it do damage to the SSD? Bc at the end it looked like though the seps were destroyed the SD was falling above the SSD....which makes no sense bc their is no Gravity, unless there is a near by planet....but if it did then there might be no winners to this fight!!!!😮❤
The real deal is.....for all Thier size and power....There isn't a Super Star Destroyer that was ever built that could defeat the Malevolence. One blast from it's Ion Generator and its just a pile of metal waiting to be blasted to scrap.....😮😮😮
Not if it's bigger than the ion blast, it could potentially miss a lot of the weapons systems, enough that could still tear it apart
@@benciudovchgottdank3460 did you watch the Malevolence episodes...???? Any SSD would've been incapacitated.....
@@cody-en7nt yes I did, and big-ass purple disc was big enough to get 3 Venators at once, but there's a significant difference in size between a Venator and a SSD, especially this one which is supposedly 28.5 kilometres long, which is much bigger than even the Executor
@@benciudovchgottdank3460 I hear ya on that.....the only problem is for a capital ship the Malevolence moves fast, whereas turning a SSD isn't exactly easy or fast.....one of the whole ships design flaws....but for the Malevolence to get the whole ship it would have to be right in front , and perpendicular......which exposes it to almost 100% of the SSDs weapons, or from right behind it,...I'd have to agree though......if the first shot doesn't take out the whole ship, then the Malevolence prob won't get another...though the Malevolence is fast, it's Ion Generator isn't...
@@benciudovchgottdank3460 Does it state anywhere as to how exactly big that "big ass purple disc is"? Those three Venators weren't exactly packed tight together.... Moot point bc The Malevolence is gone......but always kinda wondered why old Palps didn't use the Ion Generator as a Defense weapon on the Death Stars.....or a super star destroyer. Highly effective.....especially on a Death star.
It’s vers spectacular