My pick would be a GHTROC 720 Freighter, it may not be as fast or as maneuverable as the YT-1300, but it has more cargo space than a YT-1300 C while having quarters for 12 people (2 crew and 10 passengers) and all of this it only needs a single pilot, and it's as modifiable as a YT-1300.
The Outrider was the ship that did it for me. The mission in Shadows of the Empire where you start out in the Outrider was a dream for me as a child. I would walk around that ships for hours world building in my head my own YT-2400 to live on and go on adventures in the SW galaxy.
In the game Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force, there was a moment where you could explore the USS Voyager. I believe I enjoyed wandering the corridors and checking out Voyager even more than the missions in the game.
In my old Star wars table top game we took over a Victory class star destroyer that had a bad outbreak of rakgouls. it served as our base of operations and home from then on. it was filled with plenty of comforts. but made the empire cry everytime they saw X-wings and Kihraxz assault fighters coming at them from it and returning to it.
@@teagan5494 well it was a massive upgrade from 5 of us living in a star courier. Then again it only got worse for the imperials, acquired 2 hammerheads corvettes with a Imperial class star destroyer becoming our "party Barge". It was fun to sell off the AT-ATs and AT-STs while keeping a few tie fighters of various kinds as false flag attackers, going pirate with all of that after we were told to obey senators who never fought or actively supported the empire didn't work well....
@@teagan5494 Naw replaced them with clone wars era tanks, much more mobile and up gunned them. I just wanted to me a Mando and do mando things suddenly we are making an attack group. though i did enjoy being called admiral. it was a star wars rpg things always get complicated and spiral outta control.
I love the fact that Omega can live in the rear gun's turrets so happily. But when she grown up, can she still fit in there or is she going to need to find a new room on the ship? I think the second option is most likely.
They need to get up a new ship. Bad Batch is probably the first space series where the main cast lives on a small gunship. Every other show or movie sets the main characters up in a light freighter or larger ship with plenty of room to actually live and set scenes in. Non space shows that set the main characters up with a small gunship usually use decommissioned WWII PT boats, but shows like Back Lagoon and Mccale's Navy still set 90% of the crew's downtime in a bar or clubhouse on the main island they always return to. The bar with the Bad Batch's quest giver npc doesn't look like it has any bedrooms for them to crash in.
I think the greatest "home" ship is the X-70B Phantom-class prototype. This ship is what you would get if Aston Martin made starships and then Q gave it a makeover.
See, it's not just the dope gadgets about the X-70 for me; it's the style. Sweet Christ, I want to be an Imperial Agent if I get to fly around and live in one of those. The level of class and luxury on that thing makes it look like it has absolutely nothing to do with the Sith Empire.
This. It's a high-end stealth ship, that's made to look and function like a luxury vessel, and it has strong weapons, utility and bedrooms. Only issue is how incredibly limited it was
One of the most important things about living on a spaceship (or really, any vehicle) is where I can find the bathroom. I would HATE to be on a spaceship with a closed air circulation system when the toilet breaks or the bucket gets filled up.
Honestly, I want to see a ship story arc similar to the bomber Old 666 somewhat. What I envision is a team of smugglers with a corellian corvette trying to make a living as smugglers. However, not only is the competition fierce in the region they work in, but it’s also a contested area where smugglers are frequently attacked by either pirates or Imperial patrols. The captain then decides to heavily up gun the corvette. He and the crew strap on and cram as many guns on the corvette that they can fit and basically convert the corvette to a small frigate. They take up mercenary work, providing escort to other smugglers and protecting smugglers from both imperials and pirates. Need of their success quickly spreads around and soon other smugglers begin to up gun their ships and join the ragtag mercenary group. The group would steadily grow until they are a small fleet which is dubbed as the “Mercenary Fleet”. This fleet would soon partake in the rebellion against the empire.
I think the Gozanti Class Cruiser should be on this list. It takes a dozen people to fully crew, but if your family doesn't fill out all the positions, you can always use droids. And its massive cargo holds should be convertible for a great deal of uses.
My thoughts exactly! It’s a big enough ship that turbolasers aren’t out of the question, and a few point-defense cannons or squadron of fighters docked on the bottom airlocks (like the TIEs in Rebels) would ward off any would-be attackers.
You could also modify it to run with a smaller crew and streamline some systems. I had an idea for a Star Wars OC that was born into a life of opulence turned smuggler and scoundrel trying to make a living in a dark empire in whatever way possible. His companion would be an IG-100 Magnaguard and an R-5 astromech droid. Along with this he would have some other crew members on his ship. Since his dad was from Naboo he would have an N-1 starfighter as a personal ship and then the Gozanti would be his true home ship and base of operations. Of course this Gozanti would be heavily modified to have the N-1 dock with it seamlessly, along with having a couple extra engines, heavier armor and shields, heavier weapons, and a better hyperdrive.
I'm surprised none of the SWTOR player ships made this list. I mean all of them had everything a person or group needed, not to mention a ship to feat different people's person tastes
@@greninjaguy5264 The Lancer pursuit craft is my favorite for that reason. I've wanted to concoct a variation of it that has the cargo hold in a separate lower deck, maybe lower the cockpit to remain in the midline. The increased space from repurposing the original cargo hold for crew-related storage, exercise and medical equipment, space for more powerful or more redundant power and shield generators, or even space to maintain a land-based expeditionary vehicle or a few speeder bikes.
@@Omniseed this is not a bad idea. I was thinking of also making more upgrades such as an even faster hyperdrive, heavy laser cannons, missile launchers, and so on. I'd also like to do the same for the fury class interceptor, since it's probably my next fave ship to the lancer. While the conference room is nice, that could be turned into more storage or something else entirely, since really all you need is a holodeck room to discuss plans. Making more doorways to all the main rooms would make movement through the ship much better, which is especially as important in battle. Add in some redundant systems, and some movable turrets and you've basically made a perfect ship even more so. Want to keep your bounties in line? Get carbonite freezers, and force prisons for those pesky force-sensitives. Finally, for both of these, I feel as if cloaking would be an amazing addition to their already perfect designs. Nobody will ever be able to hunt down your ship at vital moments, and you can always get the first strike in battle. You can also have the ship controlled via integrated vambrace controls for that final touch.
Growing up playing Shadow of empire (a game 4 years older than me lol) the outrider has a special place in my heart you can only visit the interior of the ship ingame when playing the first mission on tatooine but you see more of it in the comics and novels
I just commented the same thing. I was 9 when SotE came out and i still remember how awesome it was walking around the outrider for hours imagining how cool my own yt-2400 would be.
I actually have named both of my cars "Outrider" (current car is technically Outrider II) in honor of that ship. I don't know what it is about it, but if I were to own any freighter in the Star Wars universe, it would be that one.
When I played the MMO Star Wars Galaxies, everyone got a free Sorosuub 3000 personal yacht. It didn't have combat capability or anything like that, it was simply a ship where you could store your goods and could decorate as you saw fit. Aside from the cockpit, the ship had a large main deck that could be setup as a party room. There was an elevator in the rear that went up a level to a conference room, and then another level up to an observation deck. In the front of the ship were stairs leading down to the private quarters with a den and bedroom. All you had to do was decorate it.
@@peabrain6872 Star Wars Galaxies came out in 2003 and ran about six years before it closed down. You created a character from several species - human, zabrak, wookiee, bothan, trandoshan, twi'lek, rodian, mon calamari, sullustan, or ithorian - each of which had different traits useful for assorted occupations. There's a Wikipedia page that gives a complete description. They started with the ground game but were very slow to add quests and group activities. The space expansion didn't come out for a couple years and there were several changes to the combat system. The big thing was that everyone wanted to be a Jedi but only a small percentage of player characters ever got there. You could play as a Rebel, an Imperial, or one of the criminal cartels. Eventually after many changes the sandbox element ended and everyone was playing as either a Force user or a bounty hunter, since they had the best combat skills in the game.
The havoc marauder and razor crest are my favourites due to fact that they make decent living spaces, in spite of the small space the converted attack shuttle and gunship possessed, they still made comfortable looking living spaces
Love your videos but had to call you out on a minor mistake you made. 8:33 while talking about Din Djarin growing up in the Children of the Watch, you said they evolved from the “Death Star” as opposed to ‘Death Watch’. Lol it’s minor and may have been intentional ala “meow” in Super Troopers. Keep up the great work! Your videos are some of my favorites.
The first Imperial customs frigate that tried to board our scrub YT-1300 became the group's new base of operations ever after as we just boarded them back and claimed it. Installing the transponder switch was crucial though. We maintained two 'clean' identities for the ship while the original 'hot' transponder signature was used for overt rebel operations or more provocative occasions. We called the ship the Emperor's Woes. It was.
You didnt cover the YV-929 "Flying Brick"! I love that ship, even though there's not alot written about it. The YV-929 was a heavily armored and gunned freighter and that helps me sleep safely at night! Especially when it too is inside the cave of an asteroid away from certain imperially monitored space lanes.
The Fury-class Imperial interceptor from the old republic Sith Empire had a good design for it. As a interceptor ship used by the Sith ellite's in that era just like the Ebon Hawk . it had everything you need with in reason for a mobile home that serve as a specialist ship by the Sith mostly in this era . As this ship was used as a mobile home for the Sith inquistor in Star Wars the old republic MMRPG online game .
The only issue I had with the character ships in SWTOR was they ended up very crowded. For 2-3 people it wasn't bad, but for the 8+ it's really cramped. Also worth noting (and this applies to this entire list) none of these ships have a bathroom/toilet, or a kitchen. Sure they may be spacious but without those vital amenities I'd not want to live on any of these ships for a weekend, nevermind as a home. Alot of the actual list has "warship makes good home" vibes, ask any sailor a warship is a terrible home, it's a warship, you only live there because the commute is a right pain.
I’ve always wanted to live on a Star Wars ship. I have a couple of options from legends: 1. A guardian-class light cruiser… if I had my own band of misfits to run it with. 2. YT-2400 light freighter whether or not I had friends to explore the galaxy with. Both are roomy, powerful, and should be customizable. Fun video! May the Force be with you all!
Great vid GenTech, never heard of the Thunderstrike until now. I had no idea the YT-1300's forked nose actually had a purpose, thanks for the info. Glad to see the Ebon Hawk made it onto the list.
everyone knows about the major ships of the galaxy however one of my favorites is the Alidade class long range survey vessel. these ships had a 2 year consumable supply, were pretty tough for a civilian ship, with incredibly powerful sensors meant to locate worlds and identify habitable systems. to accommodate the crew they had fairly nice living spaces, and often included entertainment systems since galactic exploration and surveys could be boring. if i had to pick a ship to live on it would be an Alidade, though they had become fairly rare by the time of the empire and the rebellion.
One thing I always think about the ships in movies/series/games with space travel, is the housing, sanitation and such. Where's the kitchen and how does it work? What about sleeping quarters? Bathroom and toilet? Cleaning of the interior? Water and food storage? Air system?
The Waverider from the Arrowverse is my favorite because it can literally travel across space and time and it has a matter fabricator meaning you want beer or a cool jacket you can make it. Also the ship can go invisible
Star Wars is the reason why I want to buy a sailboat when I retire and just liveaboard. Living on a sailboat and just cruising the ocean is the closest real-world equivalent to owning a Millennium Falcon or similar starship and just travelling from port to port. Not so much the car version though.
The Raider class Corvette, Corvus used by Inferno Squad after the end of the civil could be considered a decent ship based home, Iden Versio and Del Meeko raised their daughter on board the warship turned merchant vessel. Any facilities onboard like the crew mess, quarters and the hangar that can accommodate at least two starfighters would be beneficial.
I remember being absolutely FLOORED seeing just how massive that thing is when you escape the empire from it in that one level of the BF II campaign. It would make a hell of a mobile home/base.
I reckon that a YV-929 Armed Freighter would be a pretty cool home ship. armed for self defence, just as the founding fathers intended, about 10 meters shorter than the Falcon, so a more personal space for 1-3 people. A reliable class 2.0 hyperdrive and a fairly compact design. The only problem is that the Empire banned them due to how they were armed, and any that they pulled over had to be proven to be purchased legally and not in league with the rebellion. Owning one after the fall of the empire would be a dream tbh
Can you Cover other ships like these from other star wars Games, media, and Books, etc? For example, there are several Types of ships you can fly from "Star Wars: The Old Republic Online"
Shout out to any other Rebel pilots from the Galaxies days who made the Gallofree Shipyards YKL-37R Nova Courier their home in the game. Had lots of room for decorations, furniture, armour racks, and Life Day trees. I know I was one of them, took it for lots of joyrides around Naboo and dropped off many folks on Dathomir and Lok in my time. Weird how none of them ever booked passage off the planet later...
Why do shuttles need such big wings? I doubt they're for in atmosphere lift or even maneuverability as they're static wings. The lambda class shuttle doesn't even have solar arrays on its wings.
Having home be a starship, especially a small, kind of beat-up one, really sparks the imagination. Are you planning a continuation for ships outside of Star Wars? There are the obvious ones, like the Bebop, Serenity, and Normandy, of course, but there are a _lot_ of other ships that would fit this bill out there suitable for an individual or small crew to live in and operate from, like the Nostromo from Alien and Moya from Farscape. As terrifying as science fiction can be, it's kind of heartwarming how the natural inclination is to make the ship homey and comfortable.
Black Sun Gunship featured in the Star Wars Galaxies MMO. It had plenty of space to play around with and the hologram in the cockpit made it stand out from the Rebel and Imperial Gunships. I remember building a bar in the back of mine, a general living quarters and a medical facility since I was a Medic/Bio-Engineer main.
Sailors have been doing this since the first ship was built. You didn't travel around to different planets of course but you did travel and in my time in the Navy and Merchant Marines I traveled around the world for about 35 years and yes, those ships was my home away from home.
I'd LOVE LOVE LOVE to live on the Ghost. It would be incredible. In my big red ship in SWTOR, I like it and Im NOT complaining, but sometimes I get a little tired of seeing the Old Republic sense of style on the interior, coz Ive been on that Defender-Class Light Corvette for hours and sometimes I wish it was from a more modern era, like the Ghost. But I love both ships dearly. Also the Phantom as a small detachable ship, is a fine addition to anyone's Spaceship house.
Tough choice. I played a number of Star Wars based MUDs back in the day. My two favorite ships that my character owned I think were the CR90 Corellian Corvette and a YT-2000 similar to Dash Rendar's Outrider. Both had work spaces, cozy quarters, storage and great armament...Especially on the CR90.
My favourite is definitely the Millennium Falcon just because of how iconic and nostalgic it is. Also, despite it not always functioning properly, it’s still a very useful and efficient ship. I guess the Havok Marauder would probably be my second favourite as I’ve become quite fond of the Bad Batch show.
I really like the VCX-100 light freighter. If I had the money to modify it like Hera did with the Ghost then I would definitely have one of these as my home.
I would love to have a C90 Corvette. Can be modified for pretty much anything you need. Blockade runner, Capital Ship hunter, Star Fighter defense, etc
Living on a starship in the Star wars universe is my dream. The only problem is I can't pick which one.
Easy. That one planet that was alive and had a hyper drive (I think it is legends only)
The ebon hawk
My pick would be a GHTROC 720 Freighter, it may not be as fast or as maneuverable as the YT-1300, but it has more cargo space than a YT-1300 C while having quarters for 12 people (2 crew and 10 passengers) and all of this it only needs a single pilot, and it's as modifiable as a YT-1300.
all of them
Look up the YV-929 light freighter and Armed Freighter
I would include the Mantis from Jedi: Fallen Order on this list.
100% agreed. That ship even had a planter and gardening kit included.
I cri
It also had a kitchen with appliances powerful enough to cook steaks
That’s what I was thinking
Wasn’t that a corvette class
The *Executor.*
It's not just a home, it's not just a community, it's a capital city and your home State.
I'll see your Executor and raise you the first Death Star.
I see your First Death Star and raise you the Second Death Star (once renovations are completed).
@@JamesSamson487 oh no I’m not falling into that trap it’s going to be a constant work in progress fixer uppers are not for me
@@JamesSamson487 I raise your second death star and raise you starkiller
@@kevinaustin51 I raise up starkiller
Own a fucking planet
The Outrider was the ship that did it for me. The mission in Shadows of the Empire where you start out in the Outrider was a dream for me as a child. I would walk around that ships for hours world building in my head my own YT-2400 to live on and go on adventures in the SW galaxy.
DUDE I got so pissed off at Leebo for not letting me into other parts of the ship.
I thought I was the only one that did that!
YT-2400 is my favorite SW transport of all time. Way cooler then the YT-1300
In the game Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force, there was a moment where you could explore the USS Voyager. I believe I enjoyed wandering the corridors and checking out Voyager even more than the missions in the game.
And actually looks super cool in Red
Rex’s at-te is also a good home. You can’t travel the galaxy but works if you are stuck on a planet.
It's fine as long as you can find a Laat-c
@@hurricaneace143 and equip a hyperdrive to it.
I really wished one of them had yelled get off my lawn
Sadly it was destroyed. At least they have Joopa base, which is an AT-AT, even roomier.
No, it's a military vehicle. Imagine living in apc or a tank
“The Children of the Watch branched out from the Death Star” - Generation Tech, 2021
He also horribly mispronounced Din Djarrin, but okay, I guess...
@@heroicaknight4735 sounds like he just woke up from sleeping a week on the razor crest.
@@toka100 he always sounds like that.
Never noticed this the first time, but re-watched today and that caught my ear.
he ment the death watch but still pretty funny XD
In my old Star wars table top game we took over a Victory class star destroyer that had a bad outbreak of rakgouls. it served as our base of operations and home from then on. it was filled with plenty of comforts. but made the empire cry everytime they saw X-wings and Kihraxz assault fighters coming at them from it and returning to it.
The empire crying as there “reinforcement vessel” starts deploying x-wing squadrons…
@@teagan5494 well it was a massive upgrade from 5 of us living in a star courier. Then again it only got worse for the imperials, acquired 2 hammerheads corvettes with a Imperial class star destroyer becoming our "party Barge". It was fun to sell off the AT-ATs and AT-STs while keeping a few tie fighters of various kinds as false flag attackers, going pirate with all of that after we were told to obey senators who never fought or actively supported the empire didn't work well....
@@RedRobin0 huh…complicated story, if I where you I would keep a AT-AT for sure. Sounds fun though :D
@@teagan5494 Naw replaced them with clone wars era tanks, much more mobile and up gunned them. I just wanted to me a Mando and do mando things suddenly we are making an attack group. though i did enjoy being called admiral. it was a star wars rpg things always get complicated and spiral outta control.
Very interesting. I’d be interested in some kind of Star Wars D&D game sometime. Just need to find the right friend group
I love the fact that Omega can live in the rear gun's turrets so happily. But when she grown up, can she still fit in there or is she going to need to find a new room on the ship? I think the second option is most likely.
They could get a new ship
They need to get up a new ship. Bad Batch is probably the first space series where the main cast lives on a small gunship. Every other show or movie sets the main characters up in a light freighter or larger ship with plenty of room to actually live and set scenes in. Non space shows that set the main characters up with a small gunship usually use decommissioned WWII PT boats, but shows like Back Lagoon and Mccale's Navy still set 90% of the crew's downtime in a bar or clubhouse on the main island they always return to. The bar with the Bad Batch's quest giver npc doesn't look like it has any bedrooms for them to crash in.
She doesn't get to grow up😔
@@essodus84 not yet anyway
I think the greatest "home" ship is the X-70B Phantom-class prototype.
This ship is what you would get if Aston Martin made starships and then Q gave it a makeover.
That's one of my favorite ships in star wars.
See, it's not just the dope gadgets about the X-70 for me; it's the style. Sweet Christ, I want to be an Imperial Agent if I get to fly around and live in one of those. The level of class and luxury on that thing makes it look like it has absolutely nothing to do with the Sith Empire.
This.
It's a high-end stealth ship, that's made to look and function like a luxury vessel, and it has strong weapons, utility and bedrooms. Only issue is how incredibly limited it was
Exactly it was given to sith imperial intelligence top agents and had shields , really good hyperdrive , and sensor jammers.
Dude, that thing's cool as hell, it kinda reminds me of the SR-71 but in Space, lol
I would LOVE to live in the Ebon Hawk, and fly around the galaxy, far, far, far away from earth.
Yesssss
One of the most important things about living on a spaceship (or really, any vehicle) is where I can find the bathroom. I would HATE to be on a spaceship with a closed air circulation system when the toilet breaks or the bucket gets filled up.
The bucket as you call it never fills up the waste is ejected into space where it freezes into ice chunks
That's what airlocks are for.
The Razor Crest is the only ship I recall that ever addressed the most basic need.
@@alfredbyrd249 just what I was gonna say... jist like a space jumbo jet. Drop it outside as you fly by
@@robertagu5533 I mean in the x-wing series book 5 the bacteria war its described in that novel so if people read that then they would know about it
I love these. They make me feel cozy just thinking about them.
Honestly, I want to see a ship story arc similar to the bomber Old 666 somewhat.
What I envision is a team of smugglers with a corellian corvette trying to make a living as smugglers. However, not only is the competition fierce in the region they work in, but it’s also a contested area where smugglers are frequently attacked by either pirates or Imperial patrols.
The captain then decides to heavily up gun the corvette. He and the crew strap on and cram as many guns on the corvette that they can fit and basically convert the corvette to a small frigate. They take up mercenary work, providing escort to other smugglers and protecting smugglers from both imperials and pirates. Need of their success quickly spreads around and soon other smugglers begin to up gun their ships and join the ragtag mercenary group.
The group would steadily grow until they are a small fleet which is dubbed as the “Mercenary Fleet”. This fleet would soon partake in the rebellion against the empire.
Love the idea. If u ever write a story pls post a link ^^
That's a great plot. Much better than anything Disney produces these days.
I think the Gozanti Class Cruiser should be on this list. It takes a dozen people to fully crew, but if your family doesn't fill out all the positions, you can always use droids. And its massive cargo holds should be convertible for a great deal of uses.
My thoughts exactly! It’s a big enough ship that turbolasers aren’t out of the question, and a few point-defense cannons or squadron of fighters docked on the bottom airlocks (like the TIEs in Rebels) would ward off any would-be attackers.
You could also modify it to run with a smaller crew and streamline some systems. I had an idea for a Star Wars OC that was born into a life of opulence turned smuggler and scoundrel trying to make a living in a dark empire in whatever way possible. His companion would be an IG-100 Magnaguard and an R-5 astromech droid. Along with this he would have some other crew members on his ship. Since his dad was from Naboo he would have an N-1 starfighter as a personal ship and then the Gozanti would be his true home ship and base of operations. Of course this Gozanti would be heavily modified to have the N-1 dock with it seamlessly, along with having a couple extra engines, heavier armor and shields, heavier weapons, and a better hyperdrive.
There is a version that only takes 1 person to crew it.. the CROC-Gazanti Class Cruiser, better armor as well.
I’m glad the Ebon Hawk is getting some love here and the Korar games need to be cannon in one way or another
Good list. If you jump out of cannon into legends there are many to choose from. The lady luck, wild card, outrider, etc just to name a few.
The Ebon Hawk made kotor feel so perfect
Wild Karrde
Jade's Shadow
Errant Venture. I mean if your gonna do it, might as well go big.
@@cardiac19 Yaaaasss!!
All the characters' ships from SWTOR.
I'm surprised none of the SWTOR player ships made this list. I mean all of them had everything a person or group needed, not to mention a ship to feat different people's person tastes
All you need is a proper galley and a restroom on my beloved Fury or Phantom.
They probably haven't seen or heard of them.
That and the lacer class pursuit craft. That was a beautiful mando created ship, and was like one of the only 5 ships in sw ever to have a restroom.
@@greninjaguy5264 The Lancer pursuit craft is my favorite for that reason. I've wanted to concoct a variation of it that has the cargo hold in a separate lower deck, maybe lower the cockpit to remain in the midline. The increased space from repurposing the original cargo hold for crew-related storage, exercise and medical equipment, space for more powerful or more redundant power and shield generators, or even space to maintain a land-based expeditionary vehicle or a few speeder bikes.
@@Omniseed this is not a bad idea.
I was thinking of also making more upgrades such as an even faster hyperdrive, heavy laser cannons, missile launchers, and so on.
I'd also like to do the same for the fury class interceptor, since it's probably my next fave ship to the lancer. While the conference room is nice, that could be turned into more storage or something else entirely, since really all you need is a holodeck room to discuss plans. Making more doorways to all the main rooms would make movement through the ship much better, which is especially as important in battle. Add in some redundant systems, and some movable turrets and you've basically made a perfect ship even more so.
Want to keep your bounties in line? Get carbonite freezers, and force prisons for those pesky force-sensitives.
Finally, for both of these, I feel as if cloaking would be an amazing addition to their already perfect designs. Nobody will ever be able to hunt down your ship at vital moments, and you can always get the first strike in battle.
You can also have the ship controlled via integrated vambrace controls for that final touch.
Growing up playing Shadow of empire (a game 4 years older than me lol) the outrider has a special place in my heart you can only visit the interior of the ship ingame when playing the first mission on tatooine but you see more of it in the comics and novels
I just commented the same thing. I was 9 when SotE came out and i still remember how awesome it was walking around the outrider for hours imagining how cool my own yt-2400 would be.
I actually have named both of my cars "Outrider" (current car is technically Outrider II) in honor of that ship. I don't know what it is about it, but if I were to own any freighter in the Star Wars universe, it would be that one.
"Go away, Sir!"
Fan made deckplans being also available at Deckplan's Alliance, and also on Frank V. Bonura's site...
When I played the MMO Star Wars Galaxies, everyone got a free Sorosuub 3000 personal yacht. It didn't have combat capability or anything like that, it was simply a ship where you could store your goods and could decorate as you saw fit. Aside from the cockpit, the ship had a large main deck that could be setup as a party room. There was an elevator in the rear that went up a level to a conference room, and then another level up to an observation deck. In the front of the ship were stairs leading down to the private quarters with a den and bedroom. All you had to do was decorate it.
Walking around my brother's VT-49 Decimator set me down a path of ship love that I've never returned from.
wait so there *is* a star wars skyrim type game? i was just imagining what if something like that existed
@@peabrain6872 Star Wars Galaxies came out in 2003 and ran about six years before it closed down. You created a character from several species - human, zabrak, wookiee, bothan, trandoshan, twi'lek, rodian, mon calamari, sullustan, or ithorian - each of which had different traits useful for assorted occupations. There's a Wikipedia page that gives a complete description. They started with the ground game but were very slow to add quests and group activities. The space expansion didn't come out for a couple years and there were several changes to the combat system. The big thing was that everyone wanted to be a Jedi but only a small percentage of player characters ever got there. You could play as a Rebel, an Imperial, or one of the criminal cartels. Eventually after many changes the sandbox element ended and everyone was playing as either a Force user or a bounty hunter, since they had the best combat skills in the game.
@@GrinderCB damn that sounds awesome, they should make a bigger better remastered version
Cheers from Ahazi server. Damn I miss that game
the children of the watch branched out from “The Death Star” 8:30 sounds pretty cool 😮
Death watch
Sounds like a very survivable typo.
I feel like the Acclamator Class could make for a good home/business.
Would that business include deploying thousands of clone troopers?
@@ashleyhigginson7452 maybe, but it would also make a great heavy cargo hauler, imo
The havoc marauder and razor crest are my favourites due to fact that they make decent living spaces, in spite of the small space the converted attack shuttle and gunship possessed, they still made comfortable looking living spaces
I would go for the Ebon Hawk
Yes! Hell yeah!
Love your videos but had to call you out on a minor mistake you made.
8:33 while talking about Din Djarin growing up in the Children of the Watch, you said they evolved from the “Death Star” as opposed to ‘Death Watch’.
Lol it’s minor and may have been intentional ala “meow” in Super Troopers. Keep up the great work! Your videos are some of my favorites.
I hope you do a wider video on Star ships homes in sci-fi in general. Love to own Lone Star’s Winnebago.
Sadly, he can't. His radar is jammed. Raspberry.
@@Wingnut00-zero 😂👍🏻
The Stinger Mantis is high on the list for me, it's a luxury yacht with a very basic degree of combat functionality.
The Ebon Hawk was one of my dream ships when playing KOTOR. :3
Ultimately the best place you’ve slept in is the best place you’ve slept in.
Ah yes, the floor is made of floor
😆 HAHA
The first Imperial customs frigate that tried to board our scrub YT-1300 became the group's new base of operations ever after as we just boarded them back and claimed it. Installing the transponder switch was crucial though. We maintained two 'clean' identities for the ship while the original 'hot' transponder signature was used for overt rebel operations or more provocative occasions. We called the ship the Emperor's Woes. It was.
You didnt cover the YV-929 "Flying Brick"! I love that ship, even though there's not alot written about it. The YV-929 was a heavily armored and gunned freighter and that helps me sleep safely at night! Especially when it too is inside the cave of an asteroid away from certain imperially monitored space lanes.
Yea, that’s a great one!
The Ebon Hawk will always have a spot in my heart, as will the iconic Millennium Falcon.
The Fury-class Imperial interceptor from the old republic Sith Empire had a good design for it. As a interceptor ship used by the Sith ellite's in that era just like the Ebon Hawk . it had everything you need with in reason for a mobile home that serve as a specialist ship by the Sith mostly in this era . As this ship was used as a mobile home for the Sith inquistor in Star Wars the old republic MMRPG online game .
I would love to own this class of ship.
The only issue I had with the character ships in SWTOR was they ended up very crowded.
For 2-3 people it wasn't bad, but for the 8+ it's really cramped.
Also worth noting (and this applies to this entire list) none of these ships have a bathroom/toilet, or a kitchen. Sure they may be spacious but without those vital amenities I'd not want to live on any of these ships for a weekend, nevermind as a home.
Alot of the actual list has "warship makes good home" vibes, ask any sailor a warship is a terrible home, it's a warship, you only live there because the commute is a right pain.
I’ve always wanted to live on a Star Wars ship. I have a couple of options from legends:
1. A guardian-class light cruiser… if I had my own band of misfits to run it with.
2. YT-2400 light freighter whether or not I had friends to explore the galaxy with.
Both are roomy, powerful, and should be customizable.
Fun video! May the Force be with you all!
*Thank you for reminding me that the Razorcrest was destroyed. Now I have to deal with that sense of loss, ALL over again.*
Great vid GenTech, never heard of the Thunderstrike until now. I had no idea the YT-1300's forked nose actually had a purpose, thanks for the info. Glad to see the Ebon Hawk made it onto the list.
I'm picturing ships like the Millennium Falcon hooked up with a trailer hitch an towing a motor home... or just maybe it is a space mobile home
I like the Yv-929 armed freighter so many possibilities
Nothing less then the Errant Venture will do for me!
The Ravens Claw has always been one of my favs I also think the Moldy Crow (HWK-290) deserves an mention.
Home ships are my favorite out of them all.
I created my own for my novel, and quite honestly, would love to live on it. :)
nice Alan. You have a great non annoying narrator voice. I would love to hear you chat about ships all day long man. cheers from east coast Canada !
I need more of these ships
I have to go with the star destroyer, seems like a cozy place to live, just needs TLC.
the razorcrest is a single mans studio apartment turned into a starship
I am really getting addicted to your videos. much appreciated. Cheers from Texas
everyone knows about the major ships of the galaxy however one of my favorites is the Alidade class long range survey vessel. these ships had a 2 year consumable supply, were pretty tough for a civilian ship, with incredibly powerful sensors meant to locate worlds and identify habitable systems. to accommodate the crew they had fairly nice living spaces, and often included entertainment systems since galactic exploration and surveys could be boring.
if i had to pick a ship to live on it would be an Alidade, though they had become fairly rare by the time of the empire and the rebellion.
Ships like the Bebop and Serenity are the shops I can always consider home
I mean there’s a whole global community that lives in sailboats, they call themselves cruisers and most of them end up in the South Pacific.
One thing I always think about the ships in movies/series/games with space travel, is the housing, sanitation and such.
Where's the kitchen and how does it work?
What about sleeping quarters?
Bathroom and toilet?
Cleaning of the interior?
Water and food storage?
Air system?
Yeah, the practical facilities like bathrooms and what not often get glossed over in fiction.
Last time I was this early maul had legs
And Congress didn’t look like a retirement home.
This is my favorite aspect of sci fi RPG's. The spaceship RV. I love the connections you make to contemporary life in America. So true :(
The Waverider from the Arrowverse is my favorite because it can literally travel across space and time and it has a matter fabricator meaning you want beer or a cool jacket you can make it. Also the ship can go invisible
Star Wars is the reason why I want to buy a sailboat when I retire and just liveaboard. Living on a sailboat and just cruising the ocean is the closest real-world equivalent to owning a Millennium Falcon or similar starship and just travelling from port to port.
Not so much the car version though.
I would like to live in a Sith Fury Interceptor. It is intimidating, yet comfortable.
I always loved the feel of the BT-7 Thunderclap from SWTOR. It's compact, but features everything a small commando team would need.
The Raider class Corvette, Corvus used by Inferno Squad after the end of the civil could be considered a decent ship based home, Iden Versio and Del Meeko raised their daughter on board the warship turned merchant vessel. Any facilities onboard like the crew mess, quarters and the hangar that can accommodate at least two starfighters would be beneficial.
I remember being absolutely FLOORED seeing just how massive that thing is when you escape the empire from it in that one level of the BF II campaign. It would make a hell of a mobile home/base.
@@heroicaknight4735 Imagine being raised on a ship like that.
The Lady Luck would probably be my starship of choice. It's basically a luxury RV. Lando knew how to fly in style.
GREAT SHOW LOVE IT!!!
I reckon that a YV-929 Armed Freighter would be a pretty cool home ship. armed for self defence, just as the founding fathers intended, about 10 meters shorter than the Falcon, so a more personal space for 1-3 people. A reliable class 2.0 hyperdrive and a fairly compact design.
The only problem is that the Empire banned them due to how they were armed, and any that they pulled over had to be proven to be purchased legally and not in league with the rebellion. Owning one after the fall of the empire would be a dream tbh
if my space home doest reach ludicrous speed, well that house cant be called a home
I would definitely rock the YV-929.
Alan do more Fan theories dude!!!!!
Dash Rendar’s “Outrider” has always been one of my favorites
Can you Cover other ships like these from other star wars Games, media, and Books, etc? For example, there are several Types of ships you can fly from "Star Wars: The Old Republic Online"
Shout out to any other Rebel pilots from the Galaxies days who made the Gallofree Shipyards YKL-37R Nova Courier their home in the game. Had lots of room for decorations, furniture, armour racks, and Life Day trees.
I know I was one of them, took it for lots of joyrides around Naboo and dropped off many folks on Dathomir and Lok in my time. Weird how none of them ever booked passage off the planet later...
Why do shuttles need such big wings? I doubt they're for in atmosphere lift or even maneuverability as they're static wings. The lambda class shuttle doesn't even have solar arrays on its wings.
prolly radiator panels. heat builds up fast in space. Most of the panels on the ISS for instance are to radiate extra heat out into space.
@@Ragnarock227 thats my only guess as well.
Dude, hitting us with hard social commentary before a whimsical video about made up space ships 😂
Having home be a starship, especially a small, kind of beat-up one, really sparks the imagination. Are you planning a continuation for ships outside of Star Wars?
There are the obvious ones, like the Bebop, Serenity, and Normandy, of course, but there are a _lot_ of other ships that would fit this bill out there suitable for an individual or small crew to live in and operate from, like the Nostromo from Alien and Moya from Farscape. As terrifying as science fiction can be, it's kind of heartwarming how the natural inclination is to make the ship homey and comfortable.
The YV-929 is one I would call home
Black Sun Gunship featured in the Star Wars Galaxies MMO. It had plenty of space to play around with and the hologram in the cockpit made it stand out from the Rebel and Imperial Gunships. I remember building a bar in the back of mine, a general living quarters and a medical facility since I was a Medic/Bio-Engineer main.
That’s a cool ship!
Im so glad you included the ebon hawk...my favorite too
The Death Star would make a good home
Sailors have been doing this since the first ship was built. You didn't travel around to different planets of course but you did travel and in my time in the Navy and Merchant Marines I traveled around the world for about 35 years and yes, those ships was my home away from home.
Love the video pretty cool keep up the good work Alan
Great list! I also really enjoy the way to make social commentary. Interesting and insightful, without being overbearing.
The Rogue Shadow for sure.
Ebon Hawk will forever be my favorite.
Honestly the Lambda could be turned into a pretty kickass home
The Rogue Shadow. Ship used by Galen Marek and Juno Eclipse.
As an Elite Dangerous player it is indeed nice to have a ship to call home while you're out there in the black. I use a Cutter.
No Asp Scout? Lol. o7
@@patrickc5977 the cutter let's me bring all my toys with me. Also i kinda like traveling in style. Tbh tho my fave is still the Chief.
I loved my YT-2400 in SWG. Miss it so much
I'd LOVE LOVE LOVE to live on the Ghost. It would be incredible. In my big red ship in SWTOR, I like it and Im NOT complaining, but sometimes I get a little tired of seeing the Old Republic sense of style on the interior, coz Ive been on that Defender-Class Light Corvette for hours and sometimes I wish it was from a more modern era, like the Ghost. But I love both ships dearly. Also the Phantom as a small detachable ship, is a fine addition to anyone's Spaceship house.
Tough choice. I played a number of Star Wars based MUDs back in the day. My two favorite ships that my character owned I think were the CR90 Corellian Corvette and a YT-2000 similar to Dash Rendar's Outrider. Both had work spaces, cozy quarters, storage and great armament...Especially on the CR90.
I think having The Rogue Shadow as your home/ship would be pretty nice.
My favourite is definitely the Millennium Falcon just because of how iconic and nostalgic it is. Also, despite it not always functioning properly, it’s still a very useful and efficient ship. I guess the Havok Marauder would probably be my second favourite as I’ve become quite fond of the Bad Batch show.
For me I always wanted Starkillers (Galen Marek) ship The Rogue Shadow that was the first ship i wanted to have and live in.
I love the external design of the Marauder
The first schip you get When playing as a jedi in swotr is pretty nice. Inside it is very comfortable and it has everything a ship You live in needs
The Ghost is my favorite. Too me it has the most room, I like that it has a center cockpit. It has a detachable fighter jet with it.
Fury Class Interceptor will always be my ship home of choice.
So many nice ships! Lando's Lady Luck would be on my list and Dash Rendar's Outrider.
this is one of the main reason of having a ship in star wars, a home on the road (so to speak)
hope the LIAT class ship makes it here, i love that one
Based on logistics, operating costs, capabilities, capacities, and presentation. My choice of the 6 is the Correlian BCX-100 light freighter.
100 percent would buy and use VCX 100 light freighter as my home and work vehicle.
I really like the VCX-100 light freighter. If I had the money to modify it like Hera did with the Ghost then I would definitely have one of these as my home.
I would love to have a C90 Corvette. Can be modified for pretty much anything you need. Blockade runner, Capital Ship hunter, Star Fighter defense, etc
Lately I often daydream about having a cozy little starship and just going wherever I want
Im so glad you have the Ebon Hawk in this video
I've always said the Falcon would make a good place to crib up.