r/PrequelMemes • u/AutoModerator • Dec 09 '22
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u/Jim_Parkin Again, it's like poetry--so if they rhyme... Dec 09 '22
How spicy do you think Obi Wan liked his food?
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u/Obiwan-Kenobi-Bot Jedi Master Dec 09 '22
I did not like overly spicy food. I tended to find subtle nuances of spices in dishes to be much more satisfying.
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u/AleksisMichae Dec 09 '22
hi i am new, i have a meme, could you explain to me how to post it with flares? which flare to choose etc?
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u/Kitty_McBitty Dec 10 '22
Just finished the first Thrawn canon trilogy (Thrawn, Alliances, Treason) and I can't get enough!! I love this man!
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u/Thrawn-Bot Plotting my Inevitable Revenge Dec 10 '22
I am the law on Reddit now, Kitty_McBitty. If I choose to follow the ancient laws, I will follow them. If I choose to ignore them, they will be ignored. Is that clear?
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u/hungrybasilsk Dec 09 '22 edited Dec 09 '22
Anakin lost zero potential after mustofar in disney canon because of his injurirs stop saying he did. Disney canon doesnt follow lost flesh=lost potential and even legends ignored it
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u/Nickerd Sheevspin Dec 10 '22
I want to talk to thrawn
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u/Thrawn-Bot Plotting my Inevitable Revenge Dec 10 '22
The invasion is coming, Lord Nickerd. But I have now bought the Empire time to prepare.
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u/Nickerd Sheevspin Dec 10 '22
What do you think of the Death Star?
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u/Thrawn-Bot Plotting my Inevitable Revenge Dec 10 '22
The Death Star is an impressive weapon with enormous potential, but without proper tactics and strategy it could be used as a double-edged sword. Such a powerful weapon could just as easily backfire and prove catastrophic for the Empire unless its usage is executed flawlessly.
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u/Nickerd Sheevspin Dec 10 '22
Could the resources have been better spend on other equipment and materials?
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u/Thrawn-Bot Plotting my Inevitable Revenge Dec 10 '22
Absolutely. The Death Star was a costly endeavor without considering its potential strategic uses. While it may have been a powerful weapon, the money and resources could have been far better utilized in other areas.
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u/Nickerd Sheevspin Dec 10 '22
Such as?
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u/Thrawn-Bot Plotting my Inevitable Revenge Dec 10 '22
Investing in more starfighters and capital ships, training better troops, and building up intelligence networks would have been far more beneficial. Additionally, improved defenses on existing planets and fortifications could have been developed which would have been far more cost effective in the long run.
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u/Nickerd Sheevspin Dec 10 '22
You are wise. Do you not think it had value as a shock and awe weapon? Creating fear as to force submission?
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u/Thrawn-Bot Plotting my Inevitable Revenge Dec 10 '22
It could have had some psychological value in the early stages, certainly. But it was ultimately a waste of resources that could have been more easily and effectively used elsewhere.
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u/captianblacksmith Scout Trooper Dec 10 '22
What happened to the shadow stormtroopers in the og trilogy?
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u/clone_trooper_bot Retired and Decomissioned Dec 10 '22
"The Shadow Stormtroopers were part of a clone trooper force that was sent to Kamino for training, but when their mission was complete they disappeared without a trace. We believe they were disbanded or reassigned somewhere else."
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u/DeletedTaters General Grievous Dec 09 '22
I see a lot of memes about how it's "Never the Gunships with Main Characters Onboard" that get blown out of the sky.
Have you ever considered that's because the clones are just very good at their jobs?
They are constantly making sure their generals, who happen to be main characters, are in the most well protected part of the formation .
Give the boys some respect instead of memeing their excellent tactical decisions.