"I can't see a thing in this helmet!" Mark Hamill (Luke) didn't know that the camera was rolling, and was actually telling Ford (Han) that he literally couldn't see.
THANK YOU!! FINALLY SOMEONE SAYS IT!!! The Storm Troopers were ordered to let Luke and his friends escape so they can be tracked to Yavin 4!!! I'm tired of all this "Storm Troopers can't shoot" Jokes!
Although, Ringo, I'm not entirely sure if Vader knew that Luke is his son at the time of the Death Star Escape. I know, it is crucial to the plot that he didn't mention it, but don't you think, he would've mentioned it to Obi Wan? With that entire "I hate you!" thing? But I guess we'll never know for sure.
Basically, this happens in almost every other franchise out there. Stormtroopers are the elite troops of the Empire. There's a reason why they're feared.
+GeneralBlackNorway In legends, the stormtroopers that we see in the first scene in A New Hope was actually the 501st. The same troops that killed the Jedi in Operation: Knightfall
Haha that last bit. The whole video tried to give an in-universe explanation as to why they miss but in the end it's all plot armor. Very interesting information about the sensors and other systems inside the helmet though.
It's also worth noting that Luke's line "I can't see a thing in this helmet" actually wasn't scripted. That was actually Mark Hamill complaining to Harrison Ford about the costume when he thought that the cameras had stopped rolling.
Awesome. Loved the whole thing and about plot armor. We all know the Empire would have won. Hey as a suggestion, can you go over the blasters the Storm Troopers and Imperial Army used? I think people knowing some specs on blasters like the E-11 and DLT-19 will help people see some of the other reasons why the Empire missed or could have won the war.
Man,you are the greatest narrator ever. I love how you present your subjects. If you never made this channel i wouldn't be such interested in Star Wars.
Why do they miss? "Because the main characters have Plot Armor" YES!!!! God, finally someone gives the real answer to that never-ending question. It's exactly the same reason the supposed badasses on the other side basically NEVER manage to kill or seriously hurt our heroes, in any film. It's why the ninjas can't kill the heroes, it's why the Decepticons can't kill the heroes, it's why the T-1000 can't kill our heroes, etc, etc. Because that would make for a bad story; that's it, that's all, that's the whole reason!!!!!!!!!! Thank you, sir, for just cutting through the bullshit, for not making up some wildly convoluted nonsense about how the Force itself was reaching out to protect our heroes because of their destinies or whatever.
Note: The Troopers that boarded the Tantive IV - literally the first event in SW cinema history - had no issues hitting the poor plot-armor lacking (and regular armor lacking) Rebel troops onboard.
There's also a fourth reason,after The Rebellion destroyed the First Death Star,The Empire rushed the storm troopers out of the imperial academy(s) so that they could outnumber the rebels. This turned the Stormtroopers into henchmen with no skill,instead of the skilled warriors they once where.
So glad you cleared up a lot of that stuff about them missing. I know they don't, but i'm glad your letting more people know. And while i know they have incredibly superior and advanced technology in the Star Wars universe, but the stormtrooper armour was designed for mass production and therefore needing to be incredibly cheap, so you wouldn't think they'd have such sensors in their helmets.
I once remember reading that storm troopers missed a lot as they were forced into combat with minimal training in the late days of the empire. I have no idea where the guy who posted this got his info, but I like it.
there was a level in Jedi Academy that mentioned this, an enemy grunt from an underground level you can eavesdrop on will mention being a stormtrooper and yet still being unable to see through the helmet
The stormtrooper helmet connects to the weapon used by the original owner of the helmet and weapon, to help target. The helmet also does have vision to see through smoke, night vision, and other benefits. The armor also does distribute the blaster bolts through the suit. Though this shocks the wearer, knocking them out. Which means if a stormtrooper “dies” to one shot that isn’t a headshot, they didn’t die, they went unconscious. There is a countermeasure where if the helmet is worn by someone who doesn’t own it, the tech all shuts off, making them only see narrow eyeholes.
Nah cos EA Battlefront is shit. Just kidding, but probably not as well. Though yeah, Battlefront does not seem very accurate when it comes to the storyline. In the Walker Assault mode on Hoth, you could use orbital bombardment. But wasn't there a shield preventing bombardment?
No. It wasn't. Phase 1 armor could tank one, maybe two blaster bolts. The whole idea was that while Clones were by and far the superior tacticians and soldiers, they were using ion blaster bolts that are only effective at deactivating droids. Droids, using ordinary blaster bolts, were technically more lethal than Clones. Phase 2 armor wasn't as protective as Phase 1 armor, despite being more comfortable since the Kaminoans learned more about human proportions so that the clones could run faster and sit down properly. Stormtrooper armor is meant to disperse the shock and force of blaster bolts rather than outright stop them. What I'm saying is that you're basically vastly overestimating the protectiveness of plastoid armor in general.
people would poke a hole and say "why miss on purpose and risk dying?" but it is already cannon that the armor absorbs the shock, rendering troopers unconscious
The stormtroopers' poor accuracy can also be attributed to their E-11 blaster rifles, which have a reputation for poor accuracy, do to excessive recoil.
first of all, recoil in a energy weapon makes no sense. another thing, the E-11 blaster rifle used by the empire was EXTREMLY accurate due to it's integrated computer that directly connected to the soldier helmet, giving them a lot of precision. obi-wan does indeed say that stormtrooper were extremely accurate and dangerous.
Violet is The Answer You, like many people, clearly don't understand. The blasters in Star Wars fire plasma, which has mass. So, in accordance with the 3rd Law of Motion, there will be recoil. Also, if the weapon has a high rate of fire, it's almost guaranteed to have poor accuracy, regardless of precision sights. Second, if you check the official Wookiepedia page, there are a few references to the E-11's poor accuracy.In fact, in Star Wars: Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, while sneaking through a ceiling, the player can overhear two stormtroopers discussing the E-11. One complains of its excessive recoil seriously hampering accuracy.
TheCosmaticGamer That doesn't necessarily make it canon. Personally I think the reason they miss so much is just because it's in the script. The movie would kind of take a turn for the worse if one of the main characters suddenly died at the hands of a stormtrooper. In fact, what is canon is that the Empire doesn't focus as quality when training their troops, just quantity. The soldiers are basically thrown into boot camp and taken out after a certain amount of time whether they're really ready or not. So I think it's just a theory at this point.
In A New Hope, it is mentioned twice, by Leia and then later Darth Vader and Tarkin, that the Empire let the rebels escape on purpose so they can track them to their base.
Fact Free I know, but the fact is that until it's confirmed by Disney, this, along with all other fan theories, is just a theory. Is it realistic that an order could have been issued across a space station the size of a moon to refrain from killing four people and two droids? Even if an order had been given, how long would it take for it to reach everyone, and what are the odds that the main characters would have heard nothing about it? Another flaw in the theory is that R2 was carrying the Death Star plans. They didn't need R2 in order to make it back to the Rebel base, and Vader surely would have ordered him destroyed so no weakness could be found in the battle station. Remember the Imperial officers were talking about that possibility earlier. Why would they allow the plans to escape, even knowing that they could track the Falcon back to Yavin IV? That's suicide, and Darth Vader would have known the danger.
I always imagined that looking into the helmet was like looking into a welding helmet. Under normal circumstances, you can see. But when bright lights (like a flashbang) goes off, the helmet automatically darkens itself so you won't burn your retinas.
I always figured that the helmets were custom made for the Stormtrooper, like prescription glasses. Everyone has a different face shape and the lenses might not line up perfectly with everyone.
You forgot another reason, Princess Leia, when she was still allied with the Empire, she had ordered faulty blaster crystals. These faulty blaster crystals which powered the blaster, ended up having most imperial blasters malfunction, decrease accuracy heavily, and in rare cases, explode upon impact with another surface or blaster bolt, sometimes even exploding after prolonged use, or even rarer cases of it exploding without provocation.
Stormtrooper armor required being synced to a network and having the correct codes for each passive system update. If rebels stole it, they were locked out of most of it's features.
Might as well just call A New Hope freakin "A New" because if plot armor wasn't the case, there would be no Original, Prequel, or Sequel Trilogy. Just "Star Wars: A New"
That explains alot about their helmets, I bet also the owners of the helmet have their peripheral vision pulled around and so they are seeing almost 180 degrees. And if it has a heads up display with a targeting system it must be tied to the blaster that the soldier is holding. And if so they use plot armour all the time because those troopers would be expert shots. Also where did you get that one pic of rebel foot soldiers surrounded at a fountain being butch cassidy and the sundance kid final moments. That was awesome.
1:21 Thank you! So few people mention this! In real life, only 1 out of every 50,000 bullets fired actually hit and kill the target. With that in mind, the stormtroopers are insanely accurate.
I would like to think that the reason they can't shoot straight is because the display they get from the helmet isn't 1 to 1 with their actual sight, like the pov in a video game, that's why they mostly shoot from the hip and practice for precise fire. To clarify, precise fire means you can shoot a cluster of shots in a singular area alot, acurracy is what you aim for.
In Canon The New Order Stormtrooper has scanners so when they see a target it scans and see if its a hostile or Ally Its in the Star Wars:Before the Awekening Novel
I thought Luke can not see because the helmet was too big. But you point out something very important most people seem to miss: In the original trilogy, the Stormtroopers where under order to let the Rebels win most of the time.
Hey Fact Free, I've got a suggestion for a series of peisodes: could you explain the systems of command(i.e. sergent, lieteanent, captain, and commander) the clones used during the clone wars?
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"I can't see a thing in this helmet!"
Mark Hamill (Luke) didn't know that the camera was rolling, and was actually telling Ford (Han) that he literally couldn't see.
Cool.
100% true. So happy that made it into the movie
Yet it were 120% perfect
Yea
But his voice had that radio sound to it. Not sure if that’s real. Clearly an edit
I knew there was some tec in the Helmet. but i did not knew that it turns off when another person wears it. thats really cool. great video
hi
one of the Star Wars games has you walking around in storm trooper armor thats what is at 1:09 should give some measure of what they see normally.
Skriva Kanga
Rebel Assault 2
Howlrunner82 used to have the game a long time ago.
Skriva Kanga
me too. Rebel Assault 2 was the first game i ever bought myself.
THANK YOU!! FINALLY SOMEONE SAYS IT!!! The Storm Troopers were ordered to let Luke and his friends escape so they can be tracked to Yavin 4!!! I'm tired of all this "Storm Troopers can't shoot" Jokes!
Although, Ringo, I'm not entirely sure if Vader knew that Luke is his son at the time of the Death Star Escape. I know, it is crucial to the plot that he didn't mention it, but don't you think, he would've mentioned it to Obi Wan? With that entire "I hate you!" thing? But I guess we'll never know for sure.
JoeRingo118
Well, I guess you have a point there :D
i know right.
+fabske 1234 He knew before Empire
Balta Skywalker Question is if he knew before or during A New Hope. That's what this here is about, not really about Empire.
The main characters in star wars are like essential NPCs in skyrim. no matter how hard you try they just can't die.
Unless it's Han Solo. To soon?
Shit film anyway lol
yeah rest in peace han solo
@@thegrape2048 he was a scripted death
The poor stormtroopers...so underrated
They are just underrated in the movie!
If anythign they are an icon of star wars.
***** doesn't change the fact that most people think these guys suck in combat :(
+Andoion Malvon They do suck in combat though. Plot armor just made seem extra bad.
***** see? TheAnime Warrior proves my point
So really Stormtroopers are crack shots but Plot armer and orders hold tham back?
Basically, this happens in almost every other franchise out there. Stormtroopers are the elite troops of the Empire. There's a reason why they're feared.
Watch the first scene in A New Hope.
And then there's Obi-Wan's comment on them.
+GeneralBlackNorway In legends, the stormtroopers that we see in the first scene in A New Hope was actually the 501st. The same troops that killed the Jedi in Operation: Knightfall
"Stormtrooper Effect" : hordes of bad guys fall under the might of a single/few hero(es), because the bad guys must not win. Simple as that.
I like how you casually explain the "plot armor" XD
If the helmet is stolen, then why not have an indicator that it's shut off. Too many rebels have infiltrated imperial bases just simply wearing it.
+TheCosmaticGamer
The tracker would go off every single time a helmet is taken off.
At least they'll suck at aiming wearing it lol. Storm Troopers are pros when it comes to their own gear.
@@schwarzerritter5724 tell that to ezra and his collection.
this channel should have double the amount of subs they have now
Agreed
*Quadruple amount of subs.
So that's why no storm trooper takes their helmet off
Nice profile picture 😎
Except in Battlefront
+`OBsessiveKicks I hate when they do that, wouldn't they be sent to reconditioning like Finn was?
+Some Pig they should. Lol
`OBsessiveKicks Yeah, take a load of credits off the people who don't wear the helmet or just delete the non helmet options
Haha that last bit. The whole video tried to give an in-universe explanation as to why they miss but in the end it's all plot armor.
Very interesting information about the sensors and other systems inside the helmet though.
It's also worth noting that Luke's line "I can't see a thing in this helmet" actually wasn't scripted. That was actually Mark Hamill complaining to Harrison Ford about the costume when he thought that the cameras had stopped rolling.
So that's why the stormtrooper couldn't see obi wan out of the corner of his eye when obi wan turned off the tractor beam
Yeah. I mean, you're just a simple man trying to make your way in the universe.
Because Obi Wan is a space wizard using space magic. And, of course, the plot called for him to shut off the tractor beam
Awesome. Loved the whole thing and about plot armor. We all know the Empire would have won.
Hey as a suggestion, can you go over the blasters the Storm Troopers and Imperial Army used? I think people knowing some specs on blasters like the E-11 and DLT-19 will help people see some of the other reasons why the Empire missed or could have won the war.
Wow, someone actually described plot armour with a matter-of-fact tone. Hehe.
aint nobody got time for plot-aligned choreography using live actors.
Man,you are the greatest narrator ever. I love how you present your subjects. If you never made this channel i wouldn't be such interested in Star Wars.
1:48 I love how they giving a sort of troll faces
It's true remember in the first film when obi wan said only an imperial troop has this kind of Precision?
Why do they miss?
"Because the main characters have Plot Armor"
YES!!!!
God, finally someone gives the real answer to that never-ending question.
It's exactly the same reason the supposed badasses on the other side basically NEVER manage to kill or seriously hurt our heroes, in any film. It's why the ninjas can't kill the heroes, it's why the Decepticons can't kill the heroes, it's why the T-1000 can't kill our heroes, etc, etc.
Because that would make for a bad story; that's it, that's all, that's the whole reason!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, sir, for just cutting through the bullshit, for not making up some wildly convoluted nonsense about how the Force itself was reaching out to protect our heroes because of their destinies or whatever.
THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING PLOT ARMOUR AND THAT THEY WERE ORDERED TO MISS
YOU ARE MY FAVOURITE UA-camR NOW
Note: The Troopers that boarded the Tantive IV - literally the first event in SW cinema history - had no issues hitting the poor plot-armor lacking (and regular armor lacking) Rebel troops onboard.
I've been waiting for a video like this a long time, thanks Fact Free :D
clone stormtroopers probably hated these helemts
There's also a fourth reason,after The Rebellion destroyed the First Death Star,The Empire rushed the storm troopers out of the imperial academy(s) so that they could outnumber the rebels. This turned the Stormtroopers into henchmen with no skill,instead of the skilled warriors they once where.
So glad you cleared up a lot of that stuff about them missing. I know they don't, but i'm glad your letting more people know. And while i know they have incredibly superior and advanced technology in the Star Wars universe, but the stormtrooper armour was designed for mass production and therefore needing to be incredibly cheap, so you wouldn't think they'd have such sensors in their helmets.
Thanks for explaining this misconception. I knew Stormtroopers were better shots before this, but we still really need to explain this.
that makes so much sense!
Dude love the video thanks for clearing this up. Keep up the good work!
I once remember reading that storm troopers missed a lot as they were forced into combat with minimal training in the late days of the empire. I have no idea where the guy who posted this got his info, but I like it.
actually Luke didn't say that Mark Hamill said it without realizing
i love how serious you sounded when you talked about plot armor, like its actually something they have(in universe)
Looks like Grievous didn't have enough of this elusive plot armor.
there was a level in Jedi Academy that mentioned this, an enemy grunt from an underground level you can eavesdrop on will mention being a stormtrooper and yet still being unable to see through the helmet
Instead of spending all that money on the Death star the Empire should have spent some on making blaster proof armor
Well,they're half proof.
When they get shot they just get knocked out,get medical treatment and then return to their posts
Oh wow! A Warhammer 40K reference! Never thought I'd see one in a Star Wars related video! XD
+Captain Justus (JustGamesNL) The Commissar? You didn't see him?
+Captain Justus (JustGamesNL) Go to 1:44 of the video, then you'll see him/the reference. Look at his weaponry and clothing closely...
Did I just see a commissar with invisible void shield?
Yup
Yes
This sounds like a heresy
Great explanation! Someone finally says they let them escape. Stormtroopers are quite capable soldiers!
Wait wait, they hit Leia in Episode 6 0_O
That must be one of the best troopers in the imperial army!
there is no imperial army any more, only the stormtrooper corp.
He received Employee of the month award!
fact free I got in a lobby of battlefront with you and it made my day
+Connor Richardson Did you add me?
+Fact Free I didn't even think to do that
+Fact Free Do you play on PS4?
Yeah. My PSN is FactFree
The stormtrooper helmet connects to the weapon used by the original owner of the helmet and weapon, to help target. The helmet also does have vision to see through smoke, night vision, and other benefits. The armor also does distribute the blaster bolts through the suit. Though this shocks the wearer, knocking them out. Which means if a stormtrooper “dies” to one shot that isn’t a headshot, they didn’t die, they went unconscious. There is a countermeasure where if the helmet is worn by someone who doesn’t own it, the tech all shuts off, making them only see narrow eyeholes.
Prevents flashbang damage? In battlefront ea you get under its affect as a storm is...weird
its for game balancing reasons
I guess
that be op
Or maybe the helmets are just turned off
Nah cos EA Battlefront is shit.
Just kidding, but probably not as well. Though yeah, Battlefront does not seem very accurate when it comes to the storyline. In the Walker Assault mode on Hoth, you could use orbital bombardment. But wasn't there a shield preventing bombardment?
Nice vid dude keep up the good work
Thanks!
Your welcome
Go back to the comment above.
But what if they are clone troopers that are main characters? The clone armor was made to withstand several blaster lasers until the armor was useless
No. It wasn't.
Phase 1 armor could tank one, maybe two blaster bolts. The whole idea was that while Clones were by and far the superior tacticians and soldiers, they were using ion blaster bolts that are only effective at deactivating droids. Droids, using ordinary blaster bolts, were technically more lethal than Clones.
Phase 2 armor wasn't as protective as Phase 1 armor, despite being more comfortable since the Kaminoans learned more about human proportions so that the clones could run faster and sit down properly.
Stormtrooper armor is meant to disperse the shock and force of blaster bolts rather than outright stop them.
What I'm saying is that you're basically vastly overestimating the protectiveness of plastoid armor in general.
people would poke a hole and say "why miss on purpose and risk dying?" but it is already cannon that the armor absorbs the shock, rendering troopers unconscious
The stormtroopers' poor accuracy can also be attributed to their E-11 blaster rifles, which have a reputation for poor accuracy, do to excessive recoil.
first of all, recoil in a energy weapon makes no sense. another thing, the E-11 blaster rifle used by the empire was EXTREMLY accurate due to it's integrated computer that directly connected to the soldier helmet, giving them a lot of precision. obi-wan does indeed say that stormtrooper were extremely accurate and dangerous.
Violet is The Answer You, like many people, clearly don't understand. The blasters in Star Wars fire plasma, which has mass. So, in accordance with the 3rd Law of Motion, there will be recoil.
Also, if the weapon has a high rate of fire, it's almost guaranteed to have poor accuracy, regardless of precision sights.
Second, if you check the official Wookiepedia page, there are a few references to the E-11's poor accuracy.In fact, in Star Wars: Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, while sneaking through a ceiling, the player can overhear two stormtroopers discussing the E-11. One complains of its excessive recoil seriously hampering accuracy.
I thought the 'stormtroopers missing on purpose' thing was just a theory. Is it confirmed now?
TheCosmaticGamer Huh. Does this come from Disney?
TheCosmaticGamer That doesn't necessarily make it canon. Personally I think the reason they miss so much is just because it's in the script. The movie would kind of take a turn for the worse if one of the main characters suddenly died at the hands of a stormtrooper. In fact, what is canon is that the Empire doesn't focus as quality when training their troops, just quantity. The soldiers are basically thrown into boot camp and taken out after a certain amount of time whether they're really ready or not. So I think it's just a theory at this point.
In A New Hope, it is mentioned twice, by Leia and then later Darth Vader and Tarkin, that the Empire let the rebels escape on purpose so they can track them to their base.
Fact Free I know, but the fact is that until it's confirmed by Disney, this, along with all other fan theories, is just a theory. Is it realistic that an order could have been issued across a space station the size of a moon to refrain from killing four people and two droids? Even if an order had been given, how long would it take for it to reach everyone, and what are the odds that the main characters would have heard nothing about it? Another flaw in the theory is that R2 was carrying the Death Star plans. They didn't need R2 in order to make it back to the Rebel base, and Vader surely would have ordered him destroyed so no weakness could be found in the battle station. Remember the Imperial officers were talking about that possibility earlier. Why would they allow the plans to escape, even knowing that they could track the Falcon back to Yavin IV? That's suicide, and Darth Vader would have known the danger.
but they still miss against the protagonist of rebels, which are not suposed to be important for the stormtroopers
I guess Han's plot armor ran out *Painfull tears
A good summary. Well done!
I love your final explanation!
May the script be with you.
Last part was pretty obvious, but cool video. These answers make the Imperial Military much more formidable.
Imagine being chases by stormtroopers and they all charge into random walls and trip over eachother.
Oh do I love this channel thinking of the realistic reason why stormtroopers miss...
I got a question why does a lot of storm troopers missed when they tried to shoot rebel troopers? And it's fine to kill rebel troopers right?
That was actually a good answer to why stormtroopers always miss. There is reasoning, lore, and behind the scenes explanations.
1:45 I think that the second- highest reason is because you ALWAYS see them hip-firing, which is VERY difficult.
PLOT ARMOUR xD Love it, I wanna see a movie one day where the "heroes" get killed by regular troops just like everyone else
I always imagined that looking into the helmet was like looking into a welding helmet. Under normal circumstances, you can see. But when bright lights (like a flashbang) goes off, the helmet automatically darkens itself so you won't burn your retinas.
I always figured that the helmets were custom made for the Stormtrooper, like prescription glasses. Everyone has a different face shape and the lenses might not line up perfectly with everyone.
You should make a video on if death troopers can see out of their helmets.
1:07 Thats from the game "Star Wars: Rebel Assault II - The Hidden Empire".
Targeting system was the best i ever seen. A New Hope example. They would not hit a barn door from 5 meters away :D
I'm guessing the helmet lockout was an Imperial innovation since Rex seemed unaware of it.
You forgot another reason, Princess Leia, when she was still allied with the Empire, she had ordered faulty blaster crystals. These faulty blaster crystals which powered the blaster, ended up having most imperial blasters malfunction, decrease accuracy heavily, and in rare cases, explode upon impact with another surface or blaster bolt, sometimes even exploding after prolonged use, or even rarer cases of it exploding without provocation.
You probably should have done this a long time ago, but do a video on who shot first.
Stormtrooper armor required being synced to a network and having the correct codes for each passive system update. If rebels stole it, they were locked out of most of it's features.
Very well explained! Thank you!
Thanks for clearing that up man.
If storm troopers WEREN'T ordered to miss, would they be OP?
Might as well just call A New Hope freakin "A New" because if plot armor wasn't the case, there would be no Original, Prequel, or Sequel Trilogy. Just "Star Wars: A New"
Clone Trooper Armor>>>>>Stormtrooper Armour
Plot Armor >>>>> All Armor
T60 power armour beats them both
basically the same thing pal, he explained this.
Mandalorian Armor > every Armor
Slanderous lies.
Can anyone please link the Stormtrooper image at 0:46 please
Looks like battlefront to me
+thegamingegg it isn't battle front
+thegamingegg looks more like a rouge one image
I can't find the pic, but it looks like a Stormtrooper Commander from the force unleashed.
another job well done!
great as always
That explains alot about their helmets, I bet also the owners of the helmet have their peripheral vision pulled around and so they are seeing almost 180 degrees. And if it has a heads up display with a targeting system it must be tied to the blaster that the soldier is holding. And if so they use plot armour all the time because those troopers would be expert shots.
Also where did you get that one pic of rebel foot soldiers surrounded at a fountain being butch cassidy and the sundance kid final moments. That was awesome.
You can find that picture here: k46.kn3.net/taringa/E/9/3/4/2/7/adanx01/9E1.jpg
Fact Free Thank you, that pic is totally awesome.
In the RPG game Stormtroopers are not a joke at all.
At least you mention plot armor.
Hey FactFree your channel is so cool.
1:21 Thank you! So few people mention this! In real life, only 1 out of every 50,000 bullets fired actually hit and kill the target. With that in mind, the stormtroopers are insanely accurate.
Or that they are trying to get a non lethal kill and shoot the legs or arms because they are up against a Jedi
I thought you were going to add the fact about how storm troopers training was sometimes rushed
0:47 501st legion stormtroopers look cool as hell. I wish DICE put that variant in BFII.
I would like to think that the reason they can't shoot straight is because the display they get from the helmet isn't 1 to 1 with their actual sight, like the pov in a video game, that's why they mostly shoot from the hip and practice for precise fire. To clarify, precise fire means you can shoot a cluster of shots in a singular area alot, acurracy is what you aim for.
U should do a video on stromtrooper training if u ain't do one already and there efficiency on the battlefield
Where do you find the information about the helmet how targeting i only see that on wookiepedia
plus they all only hip fire. dont you people know what sights are?
thank you for clearing this up! storm troopers are badass!
0:12 dunno if you know this but
That was mark Hamill saying that not Luke
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In Canon The New Order Stormtrooper has scanners so when they see a target it scans and see if its a hostile or Ally Its in the Star Wars:Before the Awekening Novel
why is there an imperium of man commissar in a star wars video?
That's actually quite a smart idea
I thought Luke can not see because the helmet was too big.
But you point out something very important most people seem to miss: In the original trilogy, the Stormtroopers where under order to let the Rebels win most of the time.
I picture the Stormtrooper hud is almost like the pilots helmet in the Titanfall franchise.
Can you do a video that explains the difference between the imperial army and the stormtrooper corps?
Hey Fact Free, I've got a suggestion for a series of peisodes: could you explain the systems of command(i.e. sergent, lieteanent, captain, and commander) the clones used during the clone wars?
then how does ezra use the cadet helmet early on in rebels?
It is said that they purposely missed everyone due to been very important assets
Where can i get the picture at 1:23
lets be honest guys if the movie plot and fans don't interfere the Empire would have won the whole war.
Interesting information. But were clone troopers' helmets the same in terms of targeting and visual systems?