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Clone troopers where phased out in favour of conscripted troops not long after Sidious declared his galactic empire.
it is soft scifi
I like hard scifi..
hard scifi must fit real science and must be scientiffic possible.. a continue lore without errors and following its own estabiled rules is utmost importance too
soft scifi cares nothing for all that.. its wizards in space and it just wants to tell a story.. nothing makes sense
why obly 25000 ships.. why 1.5 planets cause soft scifi writers not care about the why.m
Nobody can write what they don't know, and this is simply what the Left knows. It only knows outgroup preference, in order to build a coalition that will overthrow what they see as an oppressive society. Even free trade is oppressive to them. The fact that Lucas disagrees with Disney activists over HOW that vision should have been sold means nothing. He wrote the exact same story.
In reality, the Empire was always right. Originally, it was a representation of what hippies saw normal society as. They still do that to this day, but who joins the Empire, if not for a love of humanity and order? The bet fiction we have comes from human stories about why people joined the Empire, not this hippie ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, and in the end, the hippie Communist ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ destroyed the whole universe.
The Empire was right the whole time, because if they had won, we'd never have gotten this absolute trash fiction, where the only thing that matters is the political message.Imperial adherents already knew that was a thing, but the "Woke" rebels have no immunity to it.
Thus, we get the fiction, as in real life, where they are invulnerable, and the Empire is laughably weak. They don't see themselves for the empire they are, they don't see others as human, they only see the Rebellion as it was preached to them, by the people who actually control media.
I won't go as far as you... and I have not watched it as I not care for it..
but I have red some people who indeed concluded the empire was the right side
they managed to keep order with quite a small force.. and effectively delivered to the people.
even planets on the absolute outskirts still had police, and public services that were quite good
so it was the prime example of a peacefull empire.. providing basic services at a low taxburden.. while it's people lived safe and good life..
those rebels.. are more like taliban.. fanatics.. who are only in for their own interests..
guess what happens when you blow up a death star... a state project that provide jobs to billions.. and who in turn will send money home.. so billions other jobs will sell goods.. to their families etc..
it will cause a financial crisis worse than 1920.. but not in 1 nation but on millions of planets..
it be like a mayor disruption to trade like the bronze age collapse but worse..
that will degress society and cause millions upon millions of deaths due starvation and leave billions much poorter and unemployed and loose everything
those rebels not care for any of that.. they only cared for something on their insignificant little corner... even worse.. the empire was not even enforching that hard.. you want to be left alone you would be.. but rebels never are ok with just left alone they had to ruin a good thing for everyone.
Say what you want about the new triology, they got his ... climactic end right. And that's all it really, truly, inevitably needed to be.
And also Rey makes a lot of sense, as the character that she is, given the kinds of constraints Palpatine was putting on the Force to act. It spawned a ludicrously powerful, nearly-emotionless, sexless, female-form non-effeminate expression of sheer power who cannot experience any form of love of emotional attachment unless it involves some kind of elaborate power struggle with a Dark force user who happens to be between her and her inevitable, GOD-ordained mission to kill Palpatine.
In a very real sense that is what Palps is, in negative.
Kylo's insanely childish behavior makes sense because it's tempting her with something she has absolutely never had: a childhood, let alone some kind of embarssing adolescent romance. Something they both share, in addition to being singleminded entitites concocted to help finish Palps off.
Rise of The Empire in battlefront 2 501st Legion aka Vader's Fist :
to recoup our losses we started getting in outsiders, we never got used to the new guys.
Kinda, for reasons above. (speaking from a 501st / Vader's fist perspective).
The emperor's fatal weakness was his arrogance, which often lead to his downfall. For all the knowledge and ability to rule the Republic in its reigning years and then convert it to the ways of the empire he wanted built, he never once planned for how a bunch of insurgents would out-manoeuvre his entire armada of ships and soldiers.
Part of the emperor's goal was aimed towards research and development, and based on the way a number of series has shown it, the empire devoted considerable resources into this field, often to the expense of other aspects within the empire.
One such project of course was the death star, a plutoid sized battle station. Something that massive with that many resources and manpower would expensive to say the least, plus operational security and secrecy. But it's also possible that the military was the way it is because it too was getting expensive to run an even bigger amount of ships, with even more competent moffs, generals and captains and even more crew under them and stormtroopers.
Consider that each ISD has about 150 spacecraft and about 60 combat ground vehicles (that includes the AT-AT). When you factor that into that 25,000 ISD's, you are looking at 3,750,000 spacecraft and 1,500,000 ground vehicles. This is not including ground based installations, asteroid bases, space installations and bases, so you could be looking at thousands if not tens of thousands more fighters and thousands more ground vehicles.
When you factor in the bases with average to good security in technology and stormtroopers, something like that can get very experience in running costs per month.
Then finally, because the empire is so massive, it's hard to keep track of everything and the whole thing would be mired in bureaucracy and red tape that it could sink an SSD in the blackness of space without a trace.
Lucas just never thought through most of it, and the people who came after thought through even less.
They only accidentally told the story where the blue hairs ruined everything in less than a generation allowing the Empire to rise again.
That was part of the game. We were talking about the star wars movie series. Star wars Episode 2: The clone wars explained it.
You wanna make people feel like the "plucky rogues" can defeat the giant galactic machine to give them a bit of hope before returning to their real-life 9 to 5 jobs as a cog in that machine.
It's all for entertainment.