The ships come from evil corporations that build ships for money to fund big horse puppy races.john32f said:
So look. I hate to be a debbie downer, but I just don't understand the imperial supply chain. Where the hell do all these star destroyers, planet killers, flagships of the first order, juggernauts, etc. keep coming from?Sure, the resistance has about 8 people and 1 YT-1300 left, but, and correct me if I'm wrong here, the First Order was left with about 100 soldiers and a few next gen AT-ATs, thanks to the incredible "let's fly our big ship through their bigger ships" maneuver.
Which leads my to my next and probably better question. Why is anyone intimidated by the first order anymore? If anything should be obvious at this point, it's that these guys have absolutely zero idea what to do with them. They've made them abundantly clear.
By the way if the "fly our ships through their ships" strategy isn't deployed in this film, it'll be a huge disappointment. That would be my go-to strategy for that giant fleet at 1:55. With the seemingly endless supply of capital ship torpedoes, those star destroyers would be toast quick. That's the spark that'll light the real fire, IMO.
CE Lounge Lizzard said:
C-3PO: Taking one last look sir...at my friends.
MuckRaker96 said:
I'm going to declare Brian the winner because I feel like he put the most thought into his answers.
I enjoy watching this, but I call BS.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Yes, I have been watching him, and enjoying his videos. I'm just in a bad mood from work today and out to call BS on anyoneBrian Earl Spilner said:
He has been reacting since the first TFA teaser. He is a real one.
You need to look at St. Peter's square on google satellite and go back to the video to check the shadows to determine the approach of the sunlight.exitone said:
Ok, looking at the pic... it could be sunrise... maybe he did this first thing in the morning. I will cut him some slack
Yeah I can see your point. It just caught me off guard when I saw it this morning. It kinda reminded me that I was seeing them for the last time & I've known the original characters since they arrived on the screen all those years ago.Zombie Jon Snow said:CE Lounge Lizzard said:
C-3PO: Taking one last look sir...at my friends.
Not to be that guy but.... most of his "friends" are dead.
Han
Luke
Leia (well sorta)
the original chewie
the original R2D2
sorry mixing real life and SW but in my head they are kinda the same thing.
my thought on that scene was - you just met these people.
I know your messing with me. But if I were part of 4chan, I would do it, do it flawlessly, hack Lucasfilm servers to download an illegal copy of Ep9, and then post it here with spoilers to ruin it for everyone.Body By Fisher said:You need to look at St. Peter's square on google satellite and go back to the video to check the shadows to determine the approach of the sunlight.exitone said:
Ok, looking at the pic... it could be sunrise... maybe he did this first thing in the morning. I will cut him some slack
IS) at the helm, it has the power and resources to expand the narrative to new frontiers. And it's doing exactly that, with Star Wars: The Last Jedi scheduled for release this December. That alone is enough to get excited about Disney stock.I'm going to have to call the very rare triple party foul on you.john32f said:
So look. I hate to be a debbie downer, but I just don't understand the imperial supply chain. Where the hell do all these star destroyers, planet killers, flagships of the first order, juggernauts, etc. keep coming from?Sure, the resistance has about 8 people and 1 YT-1300 left, but, and correct me if I'm wrong here, the First Order was left with about 100 soldiers and a few next gen AT-ATs, thanks to the incredible "let's fly our big ship through their bigger ships" maneuver.
Which leads my to my next and probably better question. Why is anyone intimidated by the first order anymore? If anything should be obvious at this point, it's that these guys have absolutely zero idea what to do with them. They've made them abundantly clear.
By the way if the "fly our ships through their ships" strategy isn't deployed in this film, it'll be a huge disappointment. That would be my go-to strategy for that giant fleet at 1:55. With the seemingly endless supply of capital ship torpedoes, those star destroyers would be toast quick. That's the spark that'll light the real fire, IMO.
Couple comments:MuckRaker96 said:I'm going to have to call the very rare triple party foul on you.john32f said:
So look. I hate to be a debbie downer, but I just don't understand the imperial supply chain. Where the hell do all these star destroyers, planet killers, flagships of the first order, juggernauts, etc. keep coming from?Sure, the resistance has about 8 people and 1 YT-1300 left, but, and correct me if I'm wrong here, the First Order was left with about 100 soldiers and a few next gen AT-ATs, thanks to the incredible "let's fly our big ship through their bigger ships" maneuver.
Which leads my to my next and probably better question. Why is anyone intimidated by the first order anymore? If anything should be obvious at this point, it's that these guys have absolutely zero idea what to do with them. They've made them abundantly clear.
By the way if the "fly our ships through their ships" strategy isn't deployed in this film, it'll be a huge disappointment. That would be my go-to strategy for that giant fleet at 1:55. With the seemingly endless supply of capital ship torpedoes, those star destroyers would be toast quick. That's the spark that'll light the real fire, IMO.
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1) This is your first Star Wars post in 14 months, and your last one was also complaining.
2) You tried your "Imperial supply chain" funny guy stuff before. You have to get new material.
"Look, I'm a supply chain guy in my professional life, so maybe I'm reading into this space wizard story a little to deeply, but I don't see how you can keep building and maintaining an armada of death if it gets pasted every time some purple haired tart points her ship at it and hits the warp speed button.
3) This is a joyous day for the lot of us. Why bother?
That's it, I'm stripping you of your title. Joker, you won again!Brian Earl Spilner said:
That got weird quick.
MuckRaker96 said:That's it, I'm stripping you of your title. Joker, you won again!Brian Earl Spilner said:
That got weird quick.
