it would make sense if the movies were following actual science, but Kylo just wants to be like Darth Vader so he wears a helmet (and also the helmet might have been inspired by Darth Revan)
@@magosexploratoradeon6409 Most of The Clone Wars, all of Rebels, The Mandalorian, all the games produced since 2012, several excellent runs of comics... yeah, Disney has produced a lot of the best material in the franchise. Hell, _they_ were the ones that did the most legwork in fixing the problems with Lucas' prequel trilogy.
Maybe... he brought down the star destroyer by using the force to move the controls on the bridge and fire up the main engines. (Just a theory, I've never actually seen the series so pls bear with me if I'm being stupid.)
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"While I could move boulders easily, seeds were next to impossible" I forgot where in the Star Wars books that quote was from (and I probably messed it up), but it basically translates to "Big things are easier to ise the force on than little things". So hurling a ship at a planet? Easy. Targeting one of the MUCH smaller engine rooms specifically? You'd have better luck shooting a Photon Torpedo into an exhaust port.
There's also the point of _convection_. If the lightsabers were _just_ plasma being coiled by a magnetic field, they would give off huge amounts of IR radiation, cooking their users alive while also blinding them with UV. But, do not forget that SW tech have one thing that RL tech doesn't: forcefields. It uses it to shield stuff from vacuum of space, blaster bolts, ETC... So if lightsaber is a plasma, coiled by magnetic field, surrounded by forcefield, then it solves all four problems: forcefield can dim outcoming light far enough to let the color show. Forcefield can cut down light to restrict all the wavelengths, reducing heat radiation from plasma as well as UV radiation, so lightsabers now not cook users alive and not blind them. And final solved problem: forcefield can give blade solidity, allowing it to collide with other lightsabers, deflect blaster bolts and be capable of feeling resistance of the thing that you're cutting.
The problem with this is two-fold: 1. If the plasma is the "cutting force" of the saber, the forcefield would totally encase the plasma, keeping it from actually being able to cut anything or even interact with the local environment. 2. If the forcefield is powerful enough to do the four things you mention, then it is both more economical and technically feasible to just make forcefield blades sans plasma. Now that I think about it, perhaps a further retcon is needed; lightsabers are simply forcefield blades. Their color could be determined by the focusing crystal, the emitted light could be the result of refraction through the field. Forcefields could potentially do the things we see such as cutting and heating metal (especially if multiple emitters along the circumference of the lightsaber hilt exist, thereby amplifying the surface area of the entire blade) as well as deflecting blaster bolts. They would also interact with other lightsabers allowing for swordfighting, and emit the audible hum from vibrating surrounding air molecules, and potentially solve the convection problem since it wouldn't radiate heat unless striking a surface, and only at the point of contact. That the fictional Kyber crystal is already weaponized by Starkiller base (and the Death Star main laser) also gives credence to the idea, since neither of the "hyper-lasers" would be plasma based as that would not convey the destructive energy we've seen in the movies.
We don't know how exactly forcefields are behaving, but so far we seen them being able to exceptionally well contain gases (hangar forcefields), energy and plasma (ship shields) and heat, i.e. IR radiation. (Mustafar droids hovering right on top of lava rivers). But there isn't a single case when a forcefield would cut a solid object in half. In fact the opposite always happens - ships and people pass right through it without any issues. So I guess that if you stick the saber into a wall, then solid wall will pass through forcefield envelope and come in contact with the plasma within.
Actually, while I REALLY want you to be right, I can think of one instance where forcefields interfere with matter. When Anikin destroys the Battledroid Control Ship in Ep1, he loses power to all systems for I don't remember how long. The point is, when he re-activates his shields, all the battle droids DO fly away from the ship. Then again, this is Ep1 which introduced Midichlorians, so does it really count?
I like how Hacksmith finally made a plasma lightsaber and managed to colour it with random chemicals. Not only that, it's not Insta death on the eyes either.
I'm not. I loved the first, second was very meh. to be honest I think they should have left it alone after the first since it tied in with the rest of the star wars story so well
I'm talking about force unleashed 2, though i admit there were problems with the knight series, it was never short, never dissapointing, and while the graphics were never awesome, the games, even the seconed one held challenges that even in easy mode, and yes nostalgia. although there are some bad memories. like the giant worms, or the level where, after useing the lightsaber exclusively qnd not playing many fps, they take away your light saber. or the dark troopers. FUCKING DARK TROOPERS!
Ahem... Point the first, StarKiller didn't actually pull down that star destroyer, adjusted its flight path to the point it wouldn't be able to crush his friends or crush or shoot him, which it was trying to do Second, this effort resulted in him in passing out, and was incredibly taxing on his body, the game shows it poorly, but the books, are kind of better anyway Third, if people can call God of War a great game, then I think we can say that The Force Unleashed is a good game, at least the protagonist is like able, and has an interesting take on the lore
And... Isn't it just plain awesome? Why cant the force be that powerful? There is that Sith Lord who basically could kill entire planets or some shit and that other dude who could convert Jedi to the darkside by exerting his will over them.
+Rikirie Yeah, I think that if you put your mind and soul to achieve something you can as long as you work hard for it. And back when I first saw the scene I was speechless.
Mandalorians noticed that Jedi saw deflecting blaster fire as fun practice so they used slug throwers(basically guns) instead which caused the projectiles to explode into shrapnel upon contact with the lightsaber, and often sent that shrapnel flying into the Jedi’s face.
Didn't the KOTOR games already establish mega-powerful Jedi/Sith? I think Starkiller is still among the most powerful, but he didn't shit on the lore. Plus, yoda is always calm, in control. Starkiller is like a bottle of coke that has been vibrated for 10 minutes with a mento. Sure he can direct it, and even put a lid on it, but it's still unstable, especially after years of Sith anger-enhancement training. (This is just personal speculation)
Starkiller is hardly among the most powerful. There was the guy who blew up a star, the guy who moved a moon, honestly nothing Starkiller did is anything more advanced than what a upper-mid tier Jedi/sith could pull off. Notice all his best feats are bursts, rather than prolonged feats. Those are the more insane ones, Starkiller is relatively weak by comparison.
At the sith meeting.... "hey, i killed a jedi the other day. you kill anything?" Starkiller: Well, (cue smug face) I brought down an entire imperial class star destroy- Some other guy: eh. i just destoyed a star. no biggie. starkiller: ;-; (inspired from a skyrim comic idea i had. here's what i had in mind for the few who might be interested. inspired by a piece of dialoge from a character named ria.) Ria: hey, i killed a bear the yesterday. you kill anything? Farkas: i brought down a troll with- dovahkiin: eh. i was traveling and came across a dragon. killed it. no biggie. Farkas: ;-;
I thought about such a meeting between sith, and I relaized Palpatine would be the most made fun of. He didnt have some amazing duel to the death, he was thrown down an elevator shaft, which would not have worked with even Tyrannus.
Well not all. We never see or hear the Jedi wear protective eyewear/implants. Nor has there been any mentions that all Jedi fight with their eyes at least partially closed using the Force to guide them. Blinding bright light is just that. You need some protection (I'd be happy to accept a nanoscreen over the retinas or that Jedi keep their eyes shut.
When you make the comment about Yoda having a hard time lifting the large cylinder, that isn't necessarily true. There are (more or less) two aspects to training yourself in the Force. You can train your physical abilities and Force abilities (being able to block absurd amounts of blaster fire, jumping, Force lightning, Force push, and other relatively physical Force uses) and training the mental aspects (such as foresight, being in tune with the Force, and things like that.) However, training one of these aspects tends to leave you less accessible to accessing the other half. Think of it as the difference between a sledgehammer and a surgical knife. A sledgehammer can do a shit ton of damage but the more often you use a sledgehammer the more likely you are to not being able to understand the finesse of a surgical knife. Now back to my original point, Yoda trained himself immensely in the mental aspect of the Force.
Its not like he can't move the cylinder, he just doesn't want to because it weakens him in other aspects of using the Force. Wow, that was a hell of a post.
anyone else noticed a red lightsaber has been added after each trilogy?...vader with his standard one red lightsaber....maul with his dual wield (2)....and star wars movie 7 with the 3 cross looking....whatever it is
Iron Griffon ikr. As for kylos light saber, it requires the cross hairs due to a cracked crystal creating excess heat/energy and the cross guards are just exhaust ports, with the side effect of stabbing your opponent in a saber lock.
Movement via the Force has to deal with the mitichlorians in an item, right? Maybe the pillar didn't have that much, plus he was tired from the duel against his former apprentice? Lifting the x-wing would have been easier, since he was not tired and the metals were less pure than the pillar? Even if the bolts or anchors were mitichlorian rich, Yoda could have lifted the x-wing based on those alone. It could be the same with the huge ship that Starkiller brought down, he found a spot on the ship that was full of mitichlorians and manipulated that part of it. Might even explain why he didn't pull the engines of or slow them down, maybe they didn't have a high enough count of the little life buggers. Just a thought. I probably spelled mitichlorians wrong every time there. Sorry to all the hardcore fans, I can't remember how to spell this.
I'm not sure where the canon stands with midichlorians, but using the force doesn't depend on the count an object has, just the count the user has himself. I think only living beings have them.
SandBox H3ro Good point, I might have to ask around about that. I'm pretty much combining the ideas of Yoda and Qui-gon, which I know I shouldn't. Yoda was teaching Luke, saying that the Force was in everything around him. The rocks, the air, the ground. Qui-gon said that the mitichlorians was inside everyone and, if a person had enough, doesn't that make them Force sensitive? Looking back, you are right. Those little buggers are only in living objects, which aids a Force user in moving objects via the Force. Are items simply containers of the Force, or do some objects have more Force inside than others? This would be a great topic to start a Star Wars war, I guess. I want to think that the Force can be accessed in some objects easier than others, or maybe it's held in a larger quantity based on the material. It's nearly impossible to have an item that has no Force potential in it, but maybe some materials have a large concentration? I know the crystals inside the lightsabers are saturated in the Force, that is why caves that have them are found so easily. That could explain why Starkiller was able to bring down that ship, the front of it was saturated in the Force for whatever reason. Starkiller could sense this, much like how most Jedi and Sith can sense powerful points of Force energy, and capitalized on it. Just a thought.
MrBracey100 Why, thank you. That might have been the nicest response to a comment of mine in over a month. You have restored my faith in humanity a little. Thank you again.
Battlefront three isn't crap. Get off the hate bandwagon. Gameplay wise it surpasses the the last two by far, Hero's are powerful, but not to the point of being OP. Granted, it lacks the content of the other two (Which is why the last two are better.)
Yeah, my father was a welder many years ago. It was his first trade as a young man. He worked in a mill, welding seams on giant tanks. One day he was under a tank welding, and a very tiny bead of molten metal fell into his ear. It rolled down the ear canal and burned a tiny hole through his ear drum. He says it was the most painful thing he ever experienced in his life. He quit welding that day and became a carpenter instead. He still welds on occasion, like on vehicles that he restores, but he's always very obsessed with safety.
To be fair the star destroyer was all ready falling and he merely redirected it and then tipped it down. Yoda has had similar feats, such as in the 2003 Clone Wars moving multiple CIS Cruisers and annihilating armies.
firstly if it is indeed a plasma stream contained in a magnetic field. then a blaster bolt would be reflected by the magnetic field regardless of the polarity of the plasma. secondly I know that the whole extended universe is dead now but I've read that it isn't a plasma stream. it is instead resembles an electron chainsaw. the lore I read says that energy isn't expended unless it makes contact. this would throw out the plasma blade out because it would constantly draining power. as an electron beam it would indeed be mass-less. as an electron beam it would also generate a magnetic field allowing it to deflect plasma. this is all useless because the extended universe has been hacked to pieces more than a victim of obiwans saber skill.
just a bit to back up my theory there is a cutting system that is extremely precise using an electron beam. plasma is generated but it is a side effect jot the part doing the work.
Not to be pedantic or anything (no wait that's exactly what this is) but electrons have mass. Very small amounts, sure, but they do not weigh nothing at all. You're right that moving electrons create a magnetic field but everything I've ever seen is that to create an electron beam, you need magnetic coils surrounding the beam you're trying to create. Also, you need a vacuum surrounding the beam to prevent dissipation. That's obviously not the case since we see lightsabers working in atmospheres, underwater etc.
Nik we are talking fantasy here but lets suspend our disbelief again. We are talking about a civilization that has had ftl flight for longer than humanity has been human. Plasma without a magnetic field also dissipates into a cloud off energetic particles outside of a vacuum as well. To think that a civilization that has conquered such hurdles as kitchen sink level fusion power and space flight wouldn't have been able to solve the problem of field coherence in an electron beam loop would be kinda silly. Not to mention only some blasters are plasma. The blaster technology is based on particle acceleration technology. Yes plasma states are easily accessible with such tech but other forms of particles and various forms radiation can also be used in such a device.
+Joseph Ferguson sooo.... what your saying is my skin and shit is going to fall off if i use a blaster or lightsaber because it emits alot of radiation?!?. Just spectacular
KrazyKilljoy the tech is designed to get all the energy moving in one direction. Kinda the point of a directed energy weapon. Through field effects and materials it directs that energy forward much like we do with light and microwave lasers. Again a technologically advanced society as old as the one in star wars would've figured out how to bend most forms if not all known forms of energy to their willful use.
Austin what's the science behind Scorpion's Chain dart thingy? Like i know there is the rope dart of previous times but Scorpion's is made out of chains! How strong would someone actually use his weapon?
This is honestly, a great example of people who have very little knowledge on the Star Wars verse. I mean, using Wookiepedia (A non canon source to both Legends, and Disney Canon.) takes away any credibility you may have had in the first place. Maybe have actual Canon material (Or Legends I suppose.) before doing something like this. PS: StarKiller pulled down a Star Destroyer that was already coming down, he just changed where it was coming down from, and seeing as Palpatine can manipulate Time and Space (Low tier reality warping.) to open wormholes, things like this aren't a stretch. End of day: Don't talk about something you know nothing about.
+Kaiyn Benzedrine I don't even wear cologne; it's amber and clove oil for me, it's strong enough that if I was a UA-camr then I bet you could smell my essence through the screen haha
Sigh, why does everyone shit on the prequels? Am i the only one who likes them, hell i prefer them to the original trilogy, the setting is just more interesting. I love the CIS and the Clone Wars, its so interesting to watch the republic die from the inside due to corruption and greed.. Please, is there anyone else who shares my opinion?
Hi Austin. Awesome video as always - I have a bit of a theory regarding the way a lightsaber works - let's for a minute entertain the notion that the plasma contained in the blade is not held there by a magnetic field, but by a rigid one-way containment field, witch allows matter and energy inside, but keeps plasma and some of the energy inside the blade. This containment field would be modulated by this sci-fi bullshit magic crystal they use, and it also serves to give the blade its color. As you very well pointed out, plasma at that temperature would burn so bright it would make it impossible for the wielder to effectively fight, and the blade would be bright white instead of green/blue/whatever. BUT! If the containment field keeps all plasma and most of the energy in, and is the color of the crystal, the blade would look exactly like it does in the movies. As for burning trough shit, the field allows matter in, witch comes in contact with the plasma inside, turning said matter into smoldering much witch comes out the other side of the field. There's another problem with the magnetic containment field - if such tech was used, the plasma would act like a liquid in a jar - it would swirl around, bend and swish like a Light-Whip or some shiny white dildo - but the blades we see are completely rigid - forcing us to conclude that the plasma containment field is perfectly rigid and firmly connected to the hilt like it was a physical piece of the weapon. Said containment field also reflects plasma (blaster fire and other lightsabers). Now to the other fun part - lightsaber battles. As I stated above, the field keeps plasma and some light in, but allows matter to freely go in and out. To make lightsaber sword fights possible, the containment fields of the two weapons would have to stop each other, or to stop the plasma inside the other sword's containment field. The lore supports this somewhat, as we know lightsabers are completely ineffective against droid shields - they simply will not go trough. If the lighstaber's containment field is similar to this sci-fi force field used by droids and other crap, this would be conceivable.
kaneCVR since it's plasma it could also use a high voltage to create the plasma with less of an energy loss, which could be done with a really quickly changing magnetic field
Something I have always noticed is how you would need to both store the plasma in the lightsaber when it’s off and where in the world are they getting the power for that you never see a lightsaber charger or them change the battery! They often used them as flashlights in the clone wars and they never died!
Nolan Bell, that's where the sci-fi bullshit magic crystal comes in; The Kyber crystals are mysterious, they're not very well understood and the Jedi kept what little was known about them secret; they're also highly attuned to the force and can survive the temperatures in the core of a star. I'm not 100% on what lore is defined and what is up for debate about them; but it's perfectly feasible that they store massive amounts of energy and/or can channel it directly from the force when activated.
Midichlorians aren't actually a problem, The Phantom Menace *vomits* and Lucas just did a rubbish job of explaining it. They're not the Force, they're simply the connection between the Living Force and the Cosmic Force, kind of like a biological construct that the Force created to allow it to influence living things and vice versa. I used to hate the midichlorians too until I found that out, but I suppose since that's Legends now we only have the shitty definition in the canon, but I still maintain Legends can be used as a resource, it was vastly more information than the canon.
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austin you forget yoda was almost 400-900 years old thus plus he was fighting a war for the last year year so he couldn't focus on the force and Starkiller could and he was a force sensitive clone trained by someone who had the possibility of being the strongest force user in the existice of the universe... yes yoda was the strongest force user at the time but that was because Anakin was still a padawan so therefore he was not at his full potential.
Let me fix this. That blinding light is also controlled by special magnetic field. The different colors too. Maybe that's why there is a different color light sabers to block blinding light.
The different colors are because of color crystals. There can be like 3 different crystals in a lightsabe, giving it different properties. Basically, these crystals have magic properties and obviously don't exist; even in the Star Wars universe they're extremely rare. It's the Unobtanium that makes lightsabers work and are never explained.
The jedi, if I remember correctly control a planet that is *abundant* with crystals, while the sith started using synthetic crystals long ago to stop having to travel to that world because it's one of the few places that harbor crystals. They also use they're crystals because when it comes into contact with another lightsaber, it has an extremely small chance of shutting that lightsaber off, and an even smaller chance of rendering that lightsabers crystals ineffective.
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The entire point of the warp is that logic, physics, time and space all stop working. Won't be much to say there because it's designed to be a place where absolutely anything can happen. Other than that, a lot of the tech that they use wouldn't work. Bolter shells have been proven to be impossible in the real world and many of the vehicles have glaring explosive weak points (the Eldar moreso than any other). Power weapons are pretty legit though, I'd certainly take a power sword over a Lightsaber any day.
Most things in 40k make some sense, either through real science (like many of the weapons) or through self explanation (ie: the Warp). There are flaws, no one will deny that, but it's not as bullshitty as SW... or Mass Effect... or Fallout... or even Halo. In terms of Science Fiction, 40k goes as far as it can to explain everything within as much reason as awesomeness allows. It's going to take liberties, but it's still possible... for the most part.
Great vid, thoroughly entertaining, but I need to point out one thing about the little bonus section. While everything math based you said about the Starkiller Star Destroyer Destruction (say it three times fast! c'mon! you know you wanna! :P) is likely true, (I’m no math guy, so I’ll just take your word for it) your Yoda quip is actually wrong. In the Jedi Jack style Clone Wars cartoons (I call them that, because the art style is *so* Samurai Jack) Yoda pulled down a Trade Federation droid transport into the ground of (Coruscant? Someone please confirm.) in the exact same manner as Starkiller did, onto Raxus Prime. Unless I'm mistaken, those are of roughly similar size to a Star Destroyer, so the precedent is there for force pulling spaceships down, and Yoda by no means struggled with that pipe; instead his struggle was likely threefold against: 1. His own exhaustion, 2. Dooku himself (the one who threw the pipe) 3. Standard physics, up to and including gravity. Covering exhaustion, Yoda’s a fairly small guy; this fact A. lessens his available physical endurance, and B. requires he use a lot more of it at a time, and constantly enhance it with Force use, to compete on the same level as his perpetually larger foes. This can easily seen in his ditching his normal cane to *jump everywhere* when using his lightsaber, even in the exact battle with Dooku in which said pipe was shown. Also, Dooku and Yoda were actually force tug of warring in their fight, long before they ever resorted to lightsabers, so this might have further tuckered him out mentally. Furthermore, the pipe was actually quite large; it was at least twice the size of an average house, iirc, and about as heavy as you would expect a chunk of metal that size to be. To ice that kaka-cake, when Yoda was starting in trying to catch it, it was already at a fair speed downwards, about to crush Obi-Wanakin. Yoda was not only fighting the pipe; he was fighting Dookus own Force pushing it downwards, his own exhaustion, standard physics deceleration G’s of that large a weight, *and* simple gravity working with Dooku the whole time to pull it down onto our hapless protagonists. And after the whole, y'know, BATTLE OF GEONOSIS, and THEN a full on showdown with Count Dooku, he was probably already pretty beat, to begin with. Even without these explanations of that specific scene, it’s also easily attributable to George Lucas’s incompetence, and the precedent Jedi Jack set for force based spaceship wranglin still stands. And finally, for any purists who want a fully prequel-era free example... in the original trilogy, Yoda retrieves Luke's X-wing from deep in a Dagobah swamp, using the Force. To make a point. *drops the keyboard*
To be honest i think yoda himself says at some point that the size of the object doesn't matter and only thing that matters is one's grasp of force. So in his viewpoint as long as your grasp of the force is strong it matters not weather its an apple or a star destroyer.
Keep in mind that Yoda was nearing his end,past his prime,and Starkiller was around around 18 and near his prime and the star destroyer was already going down and SK had a great amount of strain
Nick K Theres plenty of ways you can spend shit tons of money. Buy corporations and business', shit tons of drugs, charities, etc. I get what you mean, if starkiller has that much power then they'll never see him really challenged that much beyond the starkiller, I just dont think your wording was that much on point.
Star Wars is a fantasy film. Arguing about the validity of its science would be like arguing the validity of Gandalf's magic in Lord of the Rings... oh no... what have I done. Austin's now going to ruin Lord of the Rings.
just because something is fantasy, that doesn't mean that the work should be excluded from logic. If that was the case it would be literally impossible to write anything both fictitious and compelling, because you'd be removing, what might be, the only things that are relate able to our world, therefore making the story "shit".
Saba Bibilashvili disagree. Most fantasy works don't use 'science' or 'logic' to make them work. They use characters, emotion and experiences to make their works relatable.
The point of Kylo Ren's lightsaber is to emulate the guard of a longsword. You know that dumb shit that stops your opponent's sword from cutting your hands when striking at you? You know like Anakin did to Dooku and Darth Vader did to Luke in this very video? If either of them had a crossguard saber like Kylo Ren , they'd still have their arm(s).
nope. It´s exhaust ports, he build the saber himself without much knowledge of how to do it, so the saber is not as fine tuned and requires exhaust ports.
OlePistolCooperation You're half right. There is no evidence to support the idea that Kylo has little knowledge of making lightsabers. His uncle made one that functioned perfectly while under an oppressive empire. This would mean that Luke did not teach him how to make one, nor was Kylo able it find anything to teach him. Both unlikely The cracked kyber crystal causes need for the exhaust ports because the weapon can't contain the power. However the sword is obviously inspired by a real life longsword, and the purpose of a longsword's guard is to protect the hands, and since in-universe there are lightsaber techniques that target the hands, no one can call it a WTF saber..
If the crossguard has the same properties as the blade itself, it is dangerous to the wielder himself. It would be like having crossguard made out of razors.
Devil On Your Shoulder Jedi don't cut themselves with their lightsabers. We have seen people with lightsabers locked with their faces inches away from the plasma in Force Awakens, Rebels and The Clone Wars. Kylo's innate precognition and the fact that lightsabers don't seem to vent heat (dangerously so) in their vicinity means he isn't in danger from it
I want to hug you right now because I have never heard anyone else say what I am saying, that Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy, was both an awesome game and actually felt like you were fighting with lightsabers. I rented once when I was very young, then was never able to find it again, and didn't think buy online, I was a kid, about a year ago I decided to finish what I started and found and purchased it from ebay. Ironically once I got it I started over played through it really quickly(a week or three, maybe a month) and then stopped right before what I assume is the final boss because dinner was ready, that was like two or more months ago, I definitely am going to finish it now and replay it with the dark version of the story. Look forward to watching more episodes, love the channel and the series. Also does anyone else think it is a bit odd that youtube comment section still says that Lightsaber is not a word, go ahead type it in, the little red squiggly line will show up underneath it.
Bioware is lazy as sin, but as much as I like Bethesda, NO stay away from random universes to make spin offs, just stick to what they are good with lol
Good video, but you're also neglecting the fact that the Star Wars universe is massively ahead of our own in terms of technology, and also the existence of the Force, which could probably explain some of the flaws in the science, like the blinding light. Maybe Jedi and Sith use the Force to dampen the light emitted. IDK, just adding my 2 cents. Thanks for the video though.
they can't cut everything there are materials that can deflect them, hell even using force magic you could turn almost any steel sword into something that can deflect them. the lore of the Sith wars that happend when the jedi and Sith first met
P.S. the force is op, if you look into the extended universe you will find that there have been stronger force users, there was this one Sith that absorbed the life-force of entire planets that are densely populated, or how the force can shift planets around the universe, there is this one case of a roaming planet that jumps around the universe using the force. and this planet is also able to produce living spaceships that were used by the earliest spacefaring species
+vabese That Sith Lord was from Knights of the Old Republic II: the Sith Lords. and it's now considered non Canon, but fuck Disney, I'll believe that KOTR is Canon if I want, damnit.
Nope, go watch that video again. That's what he can deflect from ONE bastion. Tests where done at the end to show genji could deflect an entire team of bastions at once.
WAIT A MINUTE Genji could deflect bullets from TEN Bastions at once! Hear me out. Both teams are filled with a Genji and 5 Bastions. All Bastions aim at the opposing Genji, while one Genji aims at the other, and the second aims anywhere else. The 2nd Genji receives bullets from 5 Bastions, plus all of the bullets from the 5 Bastions _on his own team_ deflected at him by Genji 1. That's 1800 bullets per second. Each bullet deals an average 9.5 damage, resulting in 17100 damage per second. That could wipe a whole team of Reinhardts including their shields in _one second_. Ouch.
On thing that should probably be accounted for is also the fact that it's in a completely different galaxy and there are things like Kyber crystals that have properties that could make stuff like this possible. Good video though! Also, PLAY MORE KOTOR!!!! IT'S THE BEST STAR WARS GAME EVER!!!!!
+Reality josh and Kyle work behind the scenes now. They occasionally do some voice acting, like I'm pretty sure josh voiced the vault dweller clone, and Kyle appeared once in GNN, but now Austin is the main voice of shoddycaste
Quick note, Dr. Michio Kaku did an episode on lightsabers (sci-fi science) where he proposed a possible solution to the blinding problem. Basically, you use a heat resistant ceramic as a heat and ultraviolet shield against yourself while still leaving it capable of cutting and clashing. A wire coil is run along the inside to keep guiding the plasma away from the weilder while they are fighting, deflecting (not), and cutting.
+Liam Gregor there's even one point we're science doesn't make any since or it can not explain what just happen. In another univers this could actually happen were the laws of physics are different.
+Jeshua R Villela yet it would be unlikely for both humans AND star wars logic. probably nearly impossible odds, most likrly something like 1 in 10 billionor some shit
and what if they're made of materials and use an energy source that we don't even know of because after all they're NOT humans that come from a tiny little planet called earth!
As a welder, we have a problem called arc burn. It's literally sunburn, but caused by the arc. Pretty painful for the eyelids when you tac parts together with no hood on. And it doesn't take much exposure to cause this. And no, the spatter doesn't feel good, especially when it goes down your back inside your shirt.
I know your content is to breakdown videogame logic to real life logic but its a weapon for a universe where people can lift things with there minds I'll just say this so people don't yell at me but I'm not trying to bring you down the video was awesome and congrats on having a kid
To your ending thing, size doesn't matter to the force. you can move a pebble with the same effort you would use to move a death star as long as your focused(light side) or ambitious(dark side) enough. That was one of the lessons Yoda was trying to teach Luke when he pulled out Luke's ship from the swamp.
darth vader wears eye protection because he's a responsible father
Samuel Vincent and a responsible lightsaber owner
Kylo Ren's mask suddenly makes more sense now.
so is vader's suit and his helmet
it would make sense if the movies were following actual science, but Kylo just wants to be like Darth Vader so he wears a helmet (and also the helmet might have been inspired by Darth Revan)
+StarMo_Gaming :/
get out, you.
Greyghostvol1 Sorry for saying the truth, Ik it hurts sometimes >.
salty bro?
"Why hasn't this man been sued yet by The Game Theorists?"
Aged fairly well.
"Good writing"
Aged fucking horribly
(Star Wars ... that is. Not this channel.)
@@Kieran_Davey don't pretend that Disney hasn't produced some of the best works in the entire franchise.
@@RabblesTheBinx That's some shitty ass taste if you consider Disney's star wars as some of the best works in the franchise.
@@magosexploratoradeon6409 Most of The Clone Wars, all of Rebels, The Mandalorian, all the games produced since 2012, several excellent runs of comics... yeah, Disney has produced a lot of the best material in the franchise. Hell, _they_ were the ones that did the most legwork in fixing the problems with Lucas' prequel trilogy.
@@RabblesTheBinx Lol, no. Original clone wars cartoon was far better than anything disney produced.
"Neither light nor saber."
This is nothing short of heresy.
...but it is true.
Firebrand HEATHEN!!!
Firebrand BURN THE WITCH!!!
...blind zealots, lol xD
A Rabid Fox shut up
"Writers stopped giving a shit and snorted all the coke in the room"-Austin 2k16
Maybe... he brought down the star destroyer by using the force to move the controls on the bridge and fire up the main engines. (Just a theory, I've never actually seen the series so pls bear with me if I'm being stupid.)
TheLegendOf Arthur whelp, we'll never know. Nice therory tho :-)
We do know. He didn't bring it down. It was already coming down. It was heavily damaged, and not fully powered. He merely adjusted the angle a bit.
Alexander Birkett Well, this dude knows. Thanks.
KOTOR is better
TheLegendOf Arthur …I like…
I wish my ringtone was Austin saying, " Hi! It's me, Austin!"
Sooo... Set it to it?
+jethro87 Are you taking a piss mate?
+DarkshadowXD63 yes
+DarkshadowXD63 are you taking a piss, mate?
there's a slightly convoluted way you can make it happen. you can go to videograbby and set this UA-cam link in the bar and download the video as an MP3 file. then go to ringtonemaker and place your now MP3 file if this video in the Dropbox and cut it up juuuust right so all it says is "Hi! it's me, Austin" and then just transfer that last file into phone from your computer
"While I could move boulders easily, seeds were next to impossible"
I forgot where in the Star Wars books that quote was from (and I probably messed it up), but it basically translates to "Big things are easier to ise the force on than little things". So hurling a ship at a planet? Easy. Targeting one of the MUCH smaller engine rooms specifically? You'd have better luck shooting a Photon Torpedo into an exhaust port.
There's also the point of _convection_. If the lightsabers were _just_ plasma being coiled by a magnetic field, they would give off huge amounts of IR radiation, cooking their users alive while also blinding them with UV.
But, do not forget that SW tech have one thing that RL tech doesn't: forcefields. It uses it to shield stuff from vacuum of space, blaster bolts, ETC... So if lightsaber is a plasma, coiled by magnetic field, surrounded by forcefield, then it solves all four problems: forcefield can dim outcoming light far enough to let the color show. Forcefield can cut down light to restrict all the wavelengths, reducing heat radiation from plasma as well as UV radiation, so lightsabers now not cook users alive and not blind them. And final solved problem: forcefield can give blade solidity, allowing it to collide with other lightsabers, deflect blaster bolts and be capable of feeling resistance of the thing that you're cutting.
You sir are an absolute fricking GENIUS!
Let me just steal your comment and gain superiority over an entire comment thread.
The problem with this is two-fold:
1. If the plasma is the "cutting force" of the saber, the forcefield would totally encase the plasma, keeping it from actually being able to cut anything or even interact with the local environment.
2. If the forcefield is powerful enough to do the four things you mention, then it is both more economical and technically feasible to just make forcefield blades sans plasma.
Now that I think about it, perhaps a further retcon is needed; lightsabers are simply forcefield blades. Their color could be determined by the focusing crystal, the emitted light could be the result of refraction through the field. Forcefields could potentially do the things we see such as cutting and heating metal (especially if multiple emitters along the circumference of the lightsaber hilt exist, thereby amplifying the surface area of the entire blade) as well as deflecting blaster bolts. They would also interact with other lightsabers allowing for swordfighting, and emit the audible hum from vibrating surrounding air molecules, and potentially solve the convection problem since it wouldn't radiate heat unless striking a surface, and only at the point of contact.
That the fictional Kyber crystal is already weaponized by Starkiller base (and the Death Star main laser) also gives credence to the idea, since neither of the "hyper-lasers" would be plasma based as that would not convey the destructive energy we've seen in the movies.
We don't know how exactly forcefields are behaving, but so far we seen them being able to exceptionally well contain gases (hangar forcefields), energy and plasma (ship shields) and heat, i.e. IR radiation. (Mustafar droids hovering right on top of lava rivers). But there isn't a single case when a forcefield would cut a solid object in half. In fact the opposite always happens - ships and people pass right through it without any issues. So I guess that if you stick the saber into a wall, then solid wall will pass through forcefield envelope and come in contact with the plasma within.
Actually, while I REALLY want you to be right, I can think of one instance where forcefields interfere with matter. When Anikin destroys the Battledroid Control Ship in Ep1, he loses power to all systems for I don't remember how long. The point is, when he re-activates his shields, all the battle droids DO fly away from the ship. Then again, this is Ep1 which introduced Midichlorians, so does it really count?
the science behind dying lights volatiles
That would be AMEIZING
The science behind how to spoken.
THIS
Enjjy i know right!!
austin read this
I always enjoy these SCIENCE! Videos.
same
me 2. The reason I subbed.
There are other videos on this channel?
lmao look at the view count on the normal videos then the 'THE SCIENCE' videos. such a difference 😂
who doesn't
I like how Hacksmith finally made a plasma lightsaber and managed to colour it with random chemicals. Not only that, it's not Insta death on the eyes either.
That said they do wear eye protection when they use it
The Jedi Killer 9000 might kill a Jedi
But it's not gonna do shit to Genji
Nothing will.
But Genji can't reflect plasma.
***** You've got a point. Not sure why I've been calling Zarya's gun a plasma cannon when its a particle cannon.
Jedi Killer 9000 may kill all the jedis,
but can it see why the cinnamon taste in cinnamon toast crunch drives kids wild?
what about a atomic bomb? lets see genji survive that shit lol
Liked all the Jedi Academy footage. Suddenly want to play that game again.
Massively underrated star wars game. 10/10 did play again. for the 9th time.
The Seventh Totally agree. Just played it again a few days ago. Best Force Lightning effects I've ever seen.
Force drain sooo good!
SnowHawk7 it was way too good
The commercial I got for this vid was about toy light sabers
yo...... lllloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooolllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Parents in the same situation: hmmmm maybe...
after
Parents: *NOPE x1000*
Combine 4-72 Yeah sure you did.
You know if such comments weren't so common in most videos it would somewhat believable.
No way. Srsly???
Ever hear of an algorithm? That shouldn’t come as a surprise lmao
Do one on plasma granades damn you
Also starkiller is fucking badass
I'm not. I loved the first, second was very meh. to be honest I think they should have left it alone after the first since it tied in with the rest of the star wars story so well
The second one felt to short, and it felt....disappointing, the outfits felt worse, the faces looked freaky and it just felt...bad.
I'm talking about force unleashed 2, though i admit there were problems with the knight series, it was never short, never dissapointing, and while the graphics were never awesome, the games, even the seconed one held challenges that even in easy mode, and yes nostalgia. although there are some bad memories. like the giant worms, or the level where, after useing the lightsaber exclusively qnd not playing many fps, they take away your light saber. or the dark troopers. FUCKING DARK TROOPERS!
Ahem...
Point the first, StarKiller didn't actually pull down that star destroyer, adjusted its flight path to the point it wouldn't be able to crush his friends or crush or shoot him, which it was trying to do
Second, this effort resulted in him in passing out, and was incredibly taxing on his body, the game shows it poorly, but the books, are kind of better anyway
Third, if people can call God of War a great game, then I think we can say that The Force Unleashed is a good game, at least the protagonist is like able, and has an interesting take on the lore
THANK YOU
And... Isn't it just plain awesome? Why cant the force be that powerful? There is that Sith Lord who basically could kill entire planets or some shit and that other dude who could convert Jedi to the darkside by exerting his will over them.
GrimmSticks yeah, everyone loves the Kotor games, and there the force is a bajillion times stronger than we ever see it
I agree I loved those games it really showed to some extent the power of the fotce.
+Rikirie Yeah, I think that if you put your mind and soul to achieve something you can as long as you work hard for it. And back when I first saw the scene I was speechless.
"No one wearing eye protection " Darth Vader: *cries but yo can't tell*
I can't be the only one who actually read the intro can I?
Nope. I actually paused the video to read it.
I paused and read it
same!
What intro?
they one with the words going by like a starwars intro
Mandalorians noticed that Jedi saw deflecting blaster fire as fun practice so they used slug throwers(basically guns) instead which caused the projectiles to explode into shrapnel upon contact with the lightsaber, and often sent that shrapnel flying into the Jedi’s face.
Didn't the KOTOR games already establish mega-powerful Jedi/Sith?
I think Starkiller is still among the most powerful, but he didn't shit on the lore.
Plus, yoda is always calm, in control.
Starkiller is like a bottle of coke that has been vibrated for 10 minutes with a mento. Sure he can direct it, and even put a lid on it, but it's still unstable, especially after years of Sith anger-enhancement training.
(This is just personal speculation)
Thaddeus Hamlet for a sec I thought you where talking about the other kind of coke😐
Starkiller is hardly among the most powerful. There was the guy who blew up a star, the guy who moved a moon, honestly nothing Starkiller did is anything more advanced than what a upper-mid tier Jedi/sith could pull off. Notice all his best feats are bursts, rather than prolonged feats. Those are the more insane ones, Starkiller is relatively weak by comparison.
The Mad Mystic well I mean he did win against Darth Vader and emperor palpatine.
At the sith meeting....
"hey, i killed a jedi the other day. you kill anything?"
Starkiller: Well, (cue smug face) I brought down an entire imperial class star destroy-
Some other guy: eh. i just destoyed a star. no biggie.
starkiller: ;-;
(inspired from a skyrim comic idea i had. here's what i had in mind for the few who might be interested. inspired by a piece of dialoge from a character named ria.)
Ria: hey, i killed a bear the yesterday. you kill anything?
Farkas: i brought down a troll with-
dovahkiin: eh. i was traveling and came across a dragon. killed it. no biggie.
Farkas: ;-;
I thought about such a meeting between sith, and I relaized Palpatine would be the most made fun of. He didnt have some amazing duel to the death, he was thrown down an elevator shaft, which would not have worked with even Tyrannus.
"We need an extra 293 joules of energy"
*sees 272 joules on screen*
YOUR JEDI MIND TRICKS WILL NOT WORK ON ME YOUNG PADAWAN!
The thing he doesn't understand is that there's no way to tell that the physics in star wars are the same as real world
Exactly... according to our still very primitive technology, this technology makes no sense.
Indeed, they could of found a way to bypass all the problems he said.
"quantum physics"
Well not all. We never see or hear the Jedi wear protective eyewear/implants. Nor has there been any mentions that all Jedi fight with their eyes at least partially closed using the Force to guide them. Blinding bright light is just that. You need some protection (I'd be happy to accept a nanoscreen over the retinas or that Jedi keep their eyes shut.
Heldane Urbanus Your forgetting they are from another galaxy as well, meaning they could have natural eye protection.
How many people actually paused at the beginning to read the Yellow Scrolling Text?
I did...
Nart Glod me
Me too
Lightsabers can melt steel beams...
...Darth Vader did 911...
and you can be revived after being dead for OVER 9000 years by a snickers.
Death Star was an inside job
+Daniel Thompson if you haven't seen "Luke's change" you should. it will tell you the truth.
+Dirt Muhgert I have indeed seen it; terrifying stuff. I love your username, by the way
i was born 911 that means omg his my father...
When you make the comment about Yoda having a hard time lifting the large cylinder, that isn't necessarily true. There are (more or less) two aspects to training yourself in the Force. You can train your physical abilities and Force abilities (being able to block absurd amounts of blaster fire, jumping, Force lightning, Force push, and other relatively physical Force uses) and training the mental aspects (such as foresight, being in tune with the Force, and things like that.) However, training one of these aspects tends to leave you less accessible to accessing the other half. Think of it as the difference between a sledgehammer and a surgical knife. A sledgehammer can do a shit ton of damage but the more often you use a sledgehammer the more likely you are to not being able to understand the finesse of a surgical knife. Now back to my original point, Yoda trained himself immensely in the mental aspect of the Force.
Its not like he can't move the cylinder, he just doesn't want to because it weakens him in other aspects of using the Force. Wow, that was a hell of a post.
+light shade well...that sums it up
In the original trilogy he moved an X-wing quite easily.
Yes, he can move things quite easily since he's stupidly powerful. He just doesn't want to.
+Free Djinn He did it easily, but he didn't do it willingly.
anyone else noticed a red lightsaber has been added after each trilogy?...vader with his standard one red lightsaber....maul with his dual wield (2)....and star wars movie 7 with the 3 cross looking....whatever it is
GENIUS!
SPOILER ALERT- REY WILL LOSE HER HAND IN 8!
Iron Griffon ikr. As for kylos light saber, it requires the cross hairs due to a cracked crystal creating excess heat/energy and the cross guards are just exhaust ports, with the side effect of stabbing your opponent in a saber lock.
Apock 247 also it looks cool.
You mean The Force Awakens
The crossgaurd has one blade, the rest is because the crystal is cracked and needs ventilation
You have not played KOTOR enough ...... Yes. Yes, you are a terrible person. No more videos until you have played through it at least three times!
Four times
Maybe 5(also hi gopher)
Gopher I love you bb.
I haven't played it at all (simply because I can't find a copy). So get off his back.
Damon Fyrian HOW DARE YOU TALK TO THE ALL WISE GOPHER LIKE THAT YOU DIRTY PEASANT
Yeah Yoda struggles with a pillar in the prequels but lifts a completely submerged x-wing out of a swamp with ease in Empire...thats movies for ya.
Movement via the Force has to deal with the mitichlorians in an item, right? Maybe the pillar didn't have that much, plus he was tired from the duel against his former apprentice? Lifting the x-wing would have been easier, since he was not tired and the metals were less pure than the pillar? Even if the bolts or anchors were mitichlorian rich, Yoda could have lifted the x-wing based on those alone. It could be the same with the huge ship that Starkiller brought down, he found a spot on the ship that was full of mitichlorians and manipulated that part of it. Might even explain why he didn't pull the engines of or slow them down, maybe they didn't have a high enough count of the little life buggers. Just a thought.
I probably spelled mitichlorians wrong every time there. Sorry to all the hardcore fans, I can't remember how to spell this.
I'm not sure where the canon stands with midichlorians, but using the force doesn't depend on the count an object has, just the count the user has himself. I think only living beings have them.
SandBox H3ro
Good point, I might have to ask around about that. I'm pretty much combining the ideas of Yoda and Qui-gon, which I know I shouldn't. Yoda was teaching Luke, saying that the Force was in everything around him. The rocks, the air, the ground. Qui-gon said that the mitichlorians was inside everyone and, if a person had enough, doesn't that make them Force sensitive?
Looking back, you are right. Those little buggers are only in living objects, which aids a Force user in moving objects via the Force. Are items simply containers of the Force, or do some objects have more Force inside than others? This would be a great topic to start a Star Wars war, I guess.
I want to think that the Force can be accessed in some objects easier than others, or maybe it's held in a larger quantity based on the material. It's nearly impossible to have an item that has no Force potential in it, but maybe some materials have a large concentration? I know the crystals inside the lightsabers are saturated in the Force, that is why caves that have them are found so easily.
That could explain why Starkiller was able to bring down that ship, the front of it was saturated in the Force for whatever reason. Starkiller could sense this, much like how most Jedi and Sith can sense powerful points of Force energy, and capitalized on it.
Just a thought.
Winters Flames Thats as good an explanation as anything after Lucas broke all of his established mythology with the prequels.
MrBracey100
Why, thank you. That might have been the nicest response to a comment of mine in over a month. You have restored my faith in humanity a little. Thank you again.
Any love for Battlefront 1 and 2? (The old, good ones, not the new shit.)
Brap Brap Best shooters ever
Love them
the new one isn't shit in my opinion
Vincent Bachmann AAHH FUCK THE FLY THING AGAIN GOD DAMNIT
Battlefront three isn't crap. Get off the hate bandwagon. Gameplay wise it surpasses the the last two by far, Hero's are powerful, but not to the point of being OP. Granted, it lacks the content of the other two (Which is why the last two are better.)
Yeah, my father was a welder many years ago. It was his first trade as a young man. He worked in a mill, welding seams on giant tanks. One day he was under a tank welding, and a very tiny bead of molten metal fell into his ear. It rolled down the ear canal and burned a tiny hole through his ear drum. He says it was the most painful thing he ever experienced in his life. He quit welding that day and became a carpenter instead. He still welds on occasion, like on vehicles that he restores, but he's always very obsessed with safety.
That why i wore a hoodie.
that would do nothing
Josh H It helped a little.
it does nothing. welder myself. shits just burning through your hoodie and then does the same damage.
matt delbridge it wouldn't help at all
Austin really likes talking about lasers and plasma, doesn't he?
all hail the legendary kocurro
yes
Kocurro, Get back onto Al's channel before i get sparky to bark your ass up :P
***** Go right ahead, Kocurro will chew off sparky's face
***** and scratch it afterwards
Austin: “I’m glad to live in a world where lightsabers don’t exist”
Everyone: *Its. Treason. Then.*
Last time I was this early The Force Unleashed was still canon
I am pretty sure that it's a movie and not a cannon.
+Lornext Either way, you're wrong. It was a game series (well.. two games, but still).
It's a game not a movie and it was 100% canon before Disney got their paws on the franchise.
Lament of the Highborne
I know, I am just messing about. xD
Didn't really like the games myself when they came out.
+Lornext Close, so close.
To be fair the star destroyer was all ready falling and he merely redirected it and then tipped it down. Yoda has had similar feats, such as in the 2003 Clone Wars moving multiple CIS Cruisers and annihilating armies.
I thought the Force Unleashed was pretty epic...
John Howard the force unleashed was great because you were unstoppable and it felt like you could take on anything
Force Unleashed was great, then Force Unleashed 2 ruined it all.
The force unleashed is a horribly written game that doesn't fit into (legends) Canon, and wasn't even canon for the longest time.
John Howard Same here im currently replaying it for nostalgia.
Alexander Birkett it still isn't cannon
Plasma can't melt steel beams
Leave.
But my mixtape does
Plasma can't melt dank memes.
actually it does every damn day...
*slow clap*
firstly if it is indeed a plasma stream contained in a magnetic field. then a blaster bolt would be reflected by the magnetic field regardless of the polarity of the plasma. secondly I know that the whole extended universe is dead now but I've read that it isn't a plasma stream. it is instead resembles an electron chainsaw. the lore I read says that energy isn't expended unless it makes contact. this would throw out the plasma blade out because it would constantly draining power. as an electron beam it would indeed be mass-less. as an electron beam it would also generate a magnetic field allowing it to deflect plasma.
this is all useless because the extended universe has been hacked to pieces more than a victim of obiwans saber skill.
just a bit to back up my theory there is a cutting system that is extremely precise using an electron beam. plasma is generated but it is a side effect jot the part doing the work.
Not to be pedantic or anything (no wait that's exactly what this is) but electrons have mass. Very small amounts, sure, but they do not weigh nothing at all. You're right that moving electrons create a magnetic field but everything I've ever seen is that to create an electron beam, you need magnetic coils surrounding the beam you're trying to create. Also, you need a vacuum surrounding the beam to prevent dissipation. That's obviously not the case since we see lightsabers working in atmospheres, underwater etc.
Nik we are talking fantasy here but lets suspend our disbelief again. We are talking about a civilization that has had ftl flight for longer than humanity has been human. Plasma without a magnetic field also dissipates into a cloud off energetic particles outside of a vacuum as well. To think that a civilization that has conquered such hurdles as kitchen sink level fusion power and space flight wouldn't have been able to solve the problem of field coherence in an electron beam loop would be kinda silly. Not to mention only some blasters are plasma. The blaster technology is based on particle acceleration technology. Yes plasma states are easily accessible with such tech but other forms of particles and various forms radiation can also be used in such a device.
+Joseph Ferguson sooo.... what your saying is my skin and shit is going to fall off if i use a blaster or lightsaber because it emits alot of radiation?!?. Just spectacular
KrazyKilljoy the tech is designed to get all the energy moving in one direction. Kinda the point of a directed energy weapon. Through field effects and materials it directs that energy forward much like we do with light and microwave lasers. Again a technologically advanced society as old as the one in star wars would've figured out how to bend most forms if not all known forms of energy to their willful use.
This series actually has amazing amount of effort and production value
Austin what's the science behind Scorpion's Chain dart thingy? Like i know there is the rope dart of previous times but Scorpion's is made out of chains! How strong would someone actually use his weapon?
Good video idea.
Thanks its been bothering me for the longest time ever since i first played mortal kombat xD
This is a good one, I hope he does it.
+Shadowzest lol. now I need to see this explained. Austin, please make this a thing.
I hope he does
This is honestly, a great example of people who have very little knowledge on the Star Wars verse. I mean, using Wookiepedia (A non canon source to both Legends, and Disney Canon.) takes away any credibility you may have had in the first place. Maybe have actual Canon material (Or Legends I suppose.) before doing something like this.
PS: StarKiller pulled down a Star Destroyer that was already coming down, he just changed where it was coming down from, and seeing as Palpatine can manipulate Time and Space (Low tier reality warping.) to open wormholes, things like this aren't a stretch.
End of day: Don't talk about something you know nothing about.
This guy has referenced Game Theory so much and I'm so happy he's part of it now!
This guy has ruined everything I care about but I still love his Chanel
How do you know he wears Chanel?
+Kaiyn Benzedrine I thought it was common knowledge that all UA-camrs wear Chanel No. 5
Jeeze, no wonder I've never been a UA-camr.
I only wear Polo and D&G XD
+Kaiyn Benzedrine I don't even wear cologne; it's amber and clove oil for me, it's strong enough that if I was a UA-camr then I bet you could smell my essence through the screen haha
Sigh, why does everyone shit on the prequels? Am i the only one who likes them, hell i prefer them to the original trilogy, the setting is just more interesting. I love the CIS and the Clone Wars, its so interesting to watch the republic die from the inside due to corruption and greed.. Please, is there anyone else who shares my opinion?
I love all 7 Star Wars movies
***** Sorry that giving my honest opinion upsets you, oh wait... its the fucking internet, get over it chum.
I like the prequels.
Hey man, I kinda disagree... But U have some fair points... :)
Flávio Monteiro Thank you, I deeply respect your civility my friend. I wish more random commenters had that trait. :)
Hi Austin. Awesome video as always - I have a bit of a theory regarding the way a lightsaber works - let's for a minute entertain the notion that the plasma contained in the blade is not held there by a magnetic field, but by a rigid one-way containment field, witch allows matter and energy inside, but keeps plasma and some of the energy inside the blade. This containment field would be modulated by this sci-fi bullshit magic crystal they use, and it also serves to give the blade its color. As you very well pointed out, plasma at that temperature would burn so bright it would make it impossible for the wielder to effectively fight, and the blade would be bright white instead of green/blue/whatever. BUT! If the containment field keeps all plasma and most of the energy in, and is the color of the crystal, the blade would look exactly like it does in the movies. As for burning trough shit, the field allows matter in, witch comes in contact with the plasma inside, turning said matter into smoldering much witch comes out the other side of the field.
There's another problem with the magnetic containment field - if such tech was used, the plasma would act like a liquid in a jar - it would swirl around, bend and swish like a Light-Whip or some shiny white dildo - but the blades we see are completely rigid - forcing us to conclude that the plasma containment field is perfectly rigid and firmly connected to the hilt like it was a physical piece of the weapon. Said containment field also reflects plasma (blaster fire and other lightsabers). Now to the other fun part - lightsaber battles. As I stated above, the field keeps plasma and some light in, but allows matter to freely go in and out. To make lightsaber sword fights possible, the containment fields of the two weapons would have to stop each other, or to stop the plasma inside the other sword's containment field. The lore supports this somewhat, as we know lightsabers are completely ineffective against droid shields - they simply will not go trough. If the lighstaber's containment field is similar to this sci-fi force field used by droids and other crap, this would be conceivable.
Good theory
kaneCVR since it's plasma it could also use a high voltage to create the plasma with less of an energy loss, which could be done with a really quickly changing magnetic field
kaneCVR but plasma is matter
Something I have always noticed is how you would need to both store the plasma in the lightsaber when it’s off and where in the world are they getting the power for that you never see a lightsaber charger or them change the battery! They often used them as flashlights in the clone wars and they never died!
Nolan Bell, that's where the sci-fi bullshit magic crystal comes in; The Kyber crystals are mysterious, they're not very well understood and the Jedi kept what little was known about them secret; they're also highly attuned to the force and can survive the temperatures in the core of a star. I'm not 100% on what lore is defined and what is up for debate about them; but it's perfectly feasible that they store massive amounts of energy and/or can channel it directly from the force when activated.
hey did you know in episode 5 Yoda said that size didn't matter picking up a rock with the force is the same a an lifting up a star destroyer
obviously the focus crystals are the key to lightsabers
Nah mate... Midichlorians
+Sprytt ahh almost forgot about that since a lot of the star wars lore was thrown in the trash by Disney.
+Sprytt enlighten me, what are those
Anthony Dietz George Lucas's attempt to explain the force. It's bad!
Midichlorians aren't actually a problem, The Phantom Menace *vomits* and Lucas just did a rubbish job of explaining it. They're not the Force, they're simply the connection between the Living Force and the Cosmic Force, kind of like a biological construct that the Force created to allow it to influence living things and vice versa. I used to hate the midichlorians too until I found that out, but I suppose since that's Legends now we only have the shitty definition in the canon, but I still maintain Legends can be used as a resource, it was vastly more information than the canon.
Guess what, HackSmith did actually created a plasma based lightsaber
But hey, it's just a Science Fantasy.
Thanks for watching!
You're welcome!
Why did you say thank you, again?
+mrjtg12 he thought you made a "Thats just a theory, A GAME THEORY, thanks for watching!" joke
But hey, thats a theory, a Game theory!
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I thought Star Wars was Sci-Fantasy
plz do DOOM next with argent energy or something in it. =)
austin you forget yoda was almost 400-900 years old thus plus he was fighting a war for the last year year so he couldn't focus on the force and Starkiller could and he was a force sensitive clone trained by someone who had the possibility of being the strongest force user in the existice of the universe... yes yoda was the strongest force user at the time but that was because Anakin was still a padawan so therefore he was not at his full potential.
whats that really cool animation that plays in the backround?
"By the tragedy that was the prequel trilogy" poor Austin. He nor any of us knew how much lower the bar would be set by Disney.
Let me fix this. That blinding light is also controlled by special magnetic field. The different colors too. Maybe that's why there is a different color light sabers to block blinding light.
The different colors are because of color crystals. There can be like 3 different crystals in a lightsabe, giving it different properties. Basically, these crystals have magic properties and obviously don't exist; even in the Star Wars universe they're extremely rare. It's the Unobtanium that makes lightsabers work and are never explained.
The jedi, if I remember correctly control a planet that is *abundant* with crystals, while the sith started using synthetic crystals long ago to stop having to travel to that world because it's one of the few places that harbor crystals. They also use they're crystals because when it comes into contact with another lightsaber, it has an extremely small chance of shutting that lightsaber off, and an even smaller chance of rendering that lightsabers crystals ineffective.
(puts on nerd glasses) Actually there's more like ten types of crystals.
+Mike Merchant I didn't get to my nerd glasses in time, so thank you for picking that one up for me
(puts on geek glasses) Lore change on lightsaber crystals. With the new change it makes even less sense.
So basically, the Jedi are no better than the Greek Gods? I knew their was a reason to hate them...
XD but do we have a Kratos in Star Wars
DarkshadowXD63 Dude! Force Sensitive Kratos would be amazing! Get to it, devs!
TeamOmega27 Kratos is a bitch, doomslayer is the real badass
Oh my god… The intro is beyond perfect! 😂 I thought the Dear whoever open was perfection, but today, even greater perfection has graced me with its presence! 😂
do warhammer 40k stuff pleas.
Display name probably how plausible is the warp
+Javen Gallardo the warp? Jesus christ.? NO! PLEASE GOD NO! the warp is the embodiment of chaos.. LITERALLY MEANT TO BE IMPOSSIBLE
The entire point of the warp is that logic, physics, time and space all stop working. Won't be much to say there because it's designed to be a place where absolutely anything can happen.
Other than that, a lot of the tech that they use wouldn't work. Bolter shells have been proven to be impossible in the real world and many of the vehicles have glaring explosive weak points (the Eldar moreso than any other). Power weapons are pretty legit though, I'd certainly take a power sword over a Lightsaber any day.
Asks for a video to explain the Warp... HERESY!
Most things in 40k make some sense, either through real science (like many of the weapons) or through self explanation (ie: the Warp). There are flaws, no one will deny that, but it's not as bullshitty as SW... or Mass Effect... or Fallout... or even Halo. In terms of Science Fiction, 40k goes as far as it can to explain everything within as much reason as awesomeness allows. It's going to take liberties, but it's still possible... for the most part.
Great vid, thoroughly entertaining, but I need to point out one thing about the little bonus section. While everything math based you said about the Starkiller Star Destroyer Destruction (say it three times fast! c'mon! you know you wanna! :P) is likely true, (I’m no math guy, so I’ll just take your word for it) your Yoda quip is actually wrong. In the Jedi Jack style Clone Wars cartoons (I call them that, because the art style is *so* Samurai Jack) Yoda pulled down a Trade Federation droid transport into the ground of (Coruscant? Someone please confirm.) in the exact same manner as Starkiller did, onto Raxus Prime. Unless I'm mistaken, those are of roughly similar size to a Star Destroyer, so the precedent is there for force pulling spaceships down, and Yoda by no means struggled with that pipe; instead his struggle was likely threefold against:
1. His own exhaustion,
2. Dooku himself (the one who threw the pipe)
3. Standard physics, up to and including gravity.
Covering exhaustion, Yoda’s a fairly small guy; this fact
A. lessens his available physical endurance, and
B. requires he use a lot more of it at a time, and constantly enhance it with Force use, to compete on the same level as his perpetually larger foes.
This can easily seen in his ditching his normal cane to *jump everywhere* when using his lightsaber, even in the exact battle with Dooku in which said pipe was shown. Also, Dooku and Yoda were actually force tug of warring in their fight, long before they ever resorted to lightsabers, so this might have further tuckered him out mentally. Furthermore, the pipe was actually quite large; it was at least twice the size of an average house, iirc, and about as heavy as you would expect a chunk of metal that size to be. To ice that kaka-cake, when Yoda was starting in trying to catch it, it was already at a fair speed downwards, about to crush Obi-Wanakin. Yoda was not only fighting the pipe; he was fighting Dookus own Force pushing it downwards, his own exhaustion, standard physics deceleration G’s of that large a weight, *and* simple gravity working with Dooku the whole time to pull it down onto our hapless protagonists. And after the whole, y'know, BATTLE OF GEONOSIS, and THEN a full on showdown with Count Dooku, he was probably already pretty beat, to begin with. Even without these explanations of that specific scene, it’s also easily attributable to George Lucas’s incompetence, and the precedent Jedi Jack set for force based spaceship wranglin still stands. And finally, for any purists who want a fully prequel-era free example... in the original trilogy, Yoda retrieves Luke's X-wing from deep in a Dagobah swamp, using the Force. To make a point. *drops the keyboard*
mind= pearl harbor all over again
To be honest i think yoda himself says at some point that the size of the object doesn't matter and only thing that matters is one's grasp of force.
So in his viewpoint as long as your grasp of the force is strong it matters not weather its an apple or a star destroyer.
Keep in mind that Yoda was nearing his end,past his prime,and Starkiller was around around 18 and near his prime and the star destroyer was already going down and SK had a great amount of strain
Wasn't the star destroyer already falling towards the planet and Starkiller just directed it?
Nick K I mean... it is a lot easier to move something in a direction close to the one its already falling in,
Nick K True. I like to believe that the urgency and adrenaline of the situation was what really helped push him to that level of force powers.
Nick K Well Starkiller is one of the most talented force adepts in the series as well keep in mind.
Nick K I dont get the money example but very true. Its bad writing definently.
Nick K Theres plenty of ways you can spend shit tons of money. Buy corporations and business', shit tons of drugs, charities, etc. I get what you mean, if starkiller has that much power then they'll never see him really challenged that much beyond the starkiller, I just dont think your wording was that much on point.
Star Wars is a fantasy film. Arguing about the validity of its science would be like arguing the validity of Gandalf's magic in Lord of the Rings... oh no... what have I done. Austin's now going to ruin Lord of the Rings.
you've doomed us alll
Magic from lord of the rings is even more bullshit
just because something is fantasy, that doesn't mean that the work should be excluded from logic. If that was the case it would be literally impossible to write anything both fictitious and compelling, because you'd be removing, what might be, the only things that are relate able to our world, therefore making the story "shit".
Saba Bibilashvili disagree. Most fantasy works don't use 'science' or 'logic' to make them work. They use characters, emotion and experiences to make their works relatable.
+Rob Fike This is just a fun video explaining how already fictional movies have fictional things. There is nothing wrong with that.
“Why hasn’t he been sued be GT?” Little did he know XD
The point of Kylo Ren's lightsaber is to emulate the guard of a longsword. You know that dumb shit that stops your opponent's sword from cutting your hands when striking at you? You know like Anakin did to Dooku and Darth Vader did to Luke in this very video? If either of them had a crossguard saber like Kylo Ren , they'd still have their arm(s).
nope. It´s exhaust ports, he build the saber himself without much knowledge of how to do it, so the saber is not as fine tuned and requires exhaust ports.
OlePistolCooperation You're half right. There is no evidence to support the idea that Kylo has little knowledge of making lightsabers. His uncle made one that functioned perfectly while under an oppressive empire. This would mean that Luke did not teach him how to make one, nor was Kylo able it find anything to teach him. Both unlikely
The cracked kyber crystal causes need for the exhaust ports because the weapon can't contain the power.
However the sword is obviously inspired by a real life longsword, and the purpose of a longsword's guard is to protect the hands, and since in-universe there are lightsaber techniques that target the hands, no one can call it a WTF saber..
If the crossguard has the same properties as the blade itself, it is dangerous to the wielder himself. It would be like having crossguard made out of razors.
Because those lightsabers have force fields so don't have a gaurd so other wise it would stil have happend
Devil On Your Shoulder Jedi don't cut themselves with their lightsabers. We have seen people with lightsabers locked with their faces inches away from the plasma in Force Awakens, Rebels and The Clone Wars.
Kylo's innate precognition and the fact that lightsabers don't seem to vent heat (dangerously so) in their vicinity means he isn't in danger from it
I got a Rogue One ad before watching this xD
I want to hug you right now because I have never heard anyone else say what I am saying, that Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy, was both an awesome game and actually felt like you were fighting with lightsabers. I rented once when I was very young, then was never able to find it again, and didn't think buy online, I was a kid, about a year ago I decided to finish what I started and found and purchased it from ebay. Ironically once I got it I started over played through it really quickly(a week or three, maybe a month) and then stopped right before what I assume is the final boss because dinner was ready, that was like two or more months ago, I definitely am going to finish it now and replay it with the dark version of the story. Look forward to watching more episodes, love the channel and the series.
Also does anyone else think it is a bit odd that youtube comment section still says that Lightsaber is not a word, go ahead type it in, the little red squiggly line will show up underneath it.
I actually liked the forced unleashed series....(also about that star destroyer thing, size matters not)
Yes people forget that. Also force unleashed is waaaaaaay better than the new feminazi movies
Not to mention that you're pulling a ship down with the help of a planets gravity field. I'm not saying I'd too OP but hey...
The 90s? You're a baby. I played Rescue on Fractalus when it was still newish in 1985.
"Yoda struggles to keep a pillar up"
Have we forgotten clone wars where he makes two drop ships crash into each other
Imagine a Star Wars Open world game made by Bethesda
it'll probably be buggier than a Texas house but rather open and fun
+Christian Quiles True
I'd prefer another Bioware one.
If they made one I would play it then I would have no regrets in my life
Bioware is lazy as sin, but as much as I like Bethesda, NO stay away from random universes to make spin offs, just stick to what they are good with lol
Good video, but you're also neglecting the fact that the Star Wars universe is massively ahead of our own in terms of technology, and also the existence of the Force, which could probably explain some of the flaws in the science, like the blinding light. Maybe Jedi and Sith use the Force to dampen the light emitted. IDK, just adding my 2 cents. Thanks for the video though.
Then why can Finn use the light saber in The Force Awakens?
Maybe they dampen the light when the saber is constructed, idk. I didn't consider that.
+Bathsaltknight Because he has the FORCE
Everyone has the force.
Jedi are just better at harnessing it.
Cally Are you sure you read correctly what I wrote.
"AND JUST SNORTED ALL THE COKE IN THE ROOM"....ALL MY CO WORKERS ARE LOOKING AT ME STRANGELY BECAUSE I JUST DIED LAUGHING
I got a star wars light saber toy commercial before this video xD
they can't cut everything there are materials that can deflect them, hell even using force magic you could turn almost any steel sword into something that can deflect them. the lore of the Sith wars that happend when the jedi and Sith first met
P.S. the force is op, if you look into the extended universe you will find that there have been stronger force users, there was this one Sith that absorbed the life-force of entire planets that are densely populated, or how the force can shift planets around the universe, there is this one case of a roaming planet that jumps around the universe using the force. and this planet is also able to produce living spaceships that were used by the earliest spacefaring species
+vabese That Sith Lord was from Knights of the Old Republic II: the Sith Lords. and it's now considered non Canon, but fuck Disney, I'll believe that KOTR is Canon if I want, damnit.
+Lament of the Highborne His name was Darth nihilus
There would also be Enchani fiber which is used in Knights of the old republic 1 and I think 2.
There was a guy said to be able to throw stars.
This is part of why I love Science Fiction, how it can be partly accurate and yet absurdly unreapistic at the same time.
So which video was the one involving bullet deflection?
Overwatch video about Genji
Genji can deflect bullets with his sword. Around 360 bullets in 2 seconds.
Nope, go watch that video again. That's what he can deflect from ONE bastion.
Tests where done at the end to show genji could deflect an entire team of bastions at once.
It was the genji overwatch one
WAIT A MINUTE
Genji could deflect bullets from TEN Bastions at once! Hear me out.
Both teams are filled with a Genji and 5 Bastions.
All Bastions aim at the opposing Genji, while one Genji aims at the other, and the second aims anywhere else. The 2nd Genji receives bullets from 5 Bastions, plus all of the bullets from the 5 Bastions _on his own team_ deflected at him by Genji 1.
That's 1800 bullets per second. Each bullet deals an average 9.5 damage, resulting in 17100 damage per second. That could wipe a whole team of Reinhardts including their shields in _one second_. Ouch.
On thing that should probably be accounted for is also the fact that it's in a completely different galaxy and there are things like Kyber crystals that have properties that could make stuff like this possible. Good video though! Also, PLAY MORE KOTOR!!!! IT'S THE BEST STAR WARS GAME EVER!!!!!
I love the YTP of star wars where young Anakin asks Quigon what mitochlorians were and he replies with "heroin"
What game is that
the newer looking one
Like at 6:50
the old republic the MMO
I was wondering that as well.
Morro seriously its from the old republic its a trailer.
+RyuKaguya Oh thanks.
where is the actual shoddycast guys, did they sell their channel or something?
This IS shoddycast. The fallout videos that he makes are the main attraction here, but this guy is the owner and creator of this channel.
they took on the behind the scenes jobs fulltime last I heard.
Crimson Ichor no there used to be brothers that did ESO videos at the start a couple of years ago
+Crimson Ichor Austin is not the creator of the channel, he just works on it
+Reality josh and Kyle work behind the scenes now. They occasionally do some voice acting, like I'm pretty sure josh voiced the vault dweller clone, and Kyle appeared once in GNN, but now Austin is the main voice of shoddycaste
Quick note, Dr. Michio Kaku did an episode on lightsabers (sci-fi science) where he proposed a possible solution to the blinding problem. Basically, you use a heat resistant ceramic as a heat and ultraviolet shield against yourself while still leaving it capable of cutting and clashing. A wire coil is run along the inside to keep guiding the plasma away from the weilder while they are fighting, deflecting (not), and cutting.
Why do you have to ruin everything I love.
because SCIENCE!
+Liam Gregor there's even one point we're science doesn't make any since or it can not explain what just happen. In another univers this could actually happen were the laws of physics are different.
For SCIENCE!
+Jeshua R Villela yet it would be unlikely for both humans AND star wars logic. probably nearly impossible odds, most likrly something like 1 in 10 billionor some shit
Liam Gregor that may be true but hey its a young universe, we verily understand our universe.😄
Well Star Wars is honestly a fantasy set in space with some Sci-fi elements so let's not take lightsabers too seriously :)
Love your rants about science in games! Funny and educational!
So... your saying there's a chance...?!?! Lol
Ron Heckin Swanson oh yes there is
“Crisis known as the prequel trilogy”
*awkward coughing*
“I wouldn’t want lightsabers in this world. They’re fucking terrifying.” The Hacksmith: Allow was me to introduce myself.
0:15 Why hanst he been sued by the game theorists HE ADMITTED THE CRIME ;)
Now he has joined them...
ONE OF US! ONE OF US!
and what if they're made of materials and use an energy source that we don't even know of because after all they're NOT humans that come from a tiny little planet called earth!
when he was doing the whole math part, i was like "what?
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A fictional object wouldn't work in the real world, what a revelation! I really dislike these sort of videos because they serve no purpose.
You must be fun at parties
Get over it.
The purpose is to see if it can work in the real world.
You watched the video and left a comment.
And to the surprise of no one, a horde of fanboys appears to fend off any criticism.
He didn't play Knights of the Old Republic, well shit time to unsubscribe >.
I loved the video !!!It was fun to watch you break it down that way!!!It'll keep an eye out for more to watch.
I wouldn't Show pictures if TFU 2 when talking about "good writing"....
I would.
I love that he uses classical music for some reason it makes me happy
I like how you inserted Scorpions into that part about the energy released by a hurricane XD
As a welder, we have a problem called arc burn. It's literally sunburn, but caused by the arc. Pretty painful for the eyelids when you tac parts together with no hood on. And it doesn't take much exposure to cause this. And no, the spatter doesn't feel good, especially when it goes down your back inside your shirt.
Congratulations you single handily destroyed my childhood...bravo!
I know your content is to breakdown videogame logic to real life logic but its a weapon for a universe where people can lift things with there minds I'll just say this so people don't yell at me but I'm not trying to bring you down the video was awesome and congrats on having a kid
This guy would be the ultimate science professor.
0:16 Considering he is now working with The Game Theorists, that is pretty funny! XD
Starkiller's dad is not a spaceship... So he threw it on *the ground!* 🎶
He's an aduuuult!!! 🎶
To your ending thing, size doesn't matter to the force. you can move a pebble with the same effort you would use to move a death star as long as your focused(light side) or ambitious(dark side) enough. That was one of the lessons Yoda was trying to teach Luke when he pulled out Luke's ship from the swamp.