5 Weirdest Star Destroyer in Star Wars Legends

[@EckhartsLadder]

New Empire at War co-op campaign starts tonight: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZbOmGSVaat_eZI

[@oneproudbrowncoat]

Might I suggest covering the Corporate Sector Authority, from Legends?

[@NetherCrafterSMC]

Check out the Magister class star destroyer

[@TheRezro]

About Conqueror. It wasn't actually proper planet buster. Same as Xyston it could blow up small moons at best, but it still would severely wrack planet surface, what to be honest they already could do with regular turbo-lasers. Axial Superlaser was originally tested on Qaz SD (basically larger version of ISD), what then all mysteriously vanish after Yavin (and I personally believe they were refitted in the Xyston). Conqueror could be awkward attempt to put same weapon on smaller platform, but it probably didn't have actual combat capabilities. So one prototype theoretically could pop up at one point.

[@erikjan15585]

06:04 there is the magister class and the Harrower class, they have both that kind of hangers

[@SephirothRyu]

@@erikjan15585 The Magister is awesome, but is a fan-ship sadly. It is one of my favorite fan ships though.

[@MrMustang1945]

Eck, “ I would like to see a Star Destroyer carrier variant.” Gladiator ISD, “Hello there!”

[@BioLegacy141]

I don't think the Gladiator is an ISD. It's way too small.

[@nazmaster1]

@@BioLegacy141 yeah its a cruiser size like a acclamator

[@ronhan9]

Or The "harrier" Claes from stor

[@ronhan9]

SWTOR even

[@DDB-sh7rc]

​@@BioLegacy141 weirdly enough it is actually an ISD. It's classified as a Gladiator-class Light Star Destroyer. even i thought it was too small to be an ISD

[@yankeefederer1994]

I personally love the Imp-II class frigate. It makes sense that the empire would update the acclamator to something more streamlined.

[@duncanmcgee13]

I feel like you dont understand what "streamlined" means.

[@Kai-ow9gi]

Streamlined as in efficient

[@yankeefederer1994]

@@duncanmcgee13 "having been made simpler and more efficient or effective" The design is less blocky and chunky compared the acclamator, so I think you don't know how to be snarky.

[@duncanmcgee13]

@@yankeefederer1994 the Acclamator wasnt blocky. And this thing is basically one with wings that look like they do nothing.

[@sammywhite5127]

0:43 - 0:50 the maelstrom class actually first appeared in the wizards of the coast role-playing game but was later expanded upon by fantasy flight

[@nikolajsteffensen6578]

Eck: "Carrier Star Destroyer Please" Harrower Class Dreadnought: "allow me to introduce myself"

[@delb2192]

Honestly the Thrawns Revenge fan design for the Republic has made me really appreciate the ship, it looks really nice and still fits in with the ships lore

[@ratkeep]

Thrawn's Revenge has such good designs

[@rodan9773]

The Diamond Destroyers lol are some of the coolest ships around. Respect and keep up the epic work.

[@Gamrison]

1:42 About to boot up Classic Star Wars Battlefront 2, which is on Steam btw, just for the memories since you were kind enough to include this. If I had to guess, out universe wise perhaps game wise nothing really fit scaling wise like you said, while in game every faction has some sort of frigate and Auto Defensive Mainframe to help screen enemy fighters. MAN. The nostalgia...

[@347Jimmy]

A great deal of the space gameplay (like the relative performance of the different fighters/bombers) was totally noncanon and done for the sake of balance, as is often the way for gameplay But that doesn't stop it being great fun, I've been playing og BF2 all week, still running off the original disc lol (I crank it out at least every six months, never gets old) Just like the simulations

[@DarkVaati13]

I'm curious about what Eck thinks of the Pursuit-class light cruiser. It's one of the few Marvel comic ships to actually get referenced in later works because it was used by Grand Admiral Teshik in his doomed mission to the Hapes Cluster.

[@mitmit4492]

"Hey guys, this is eckartsladder." He's back after that imposter Justin took over .

[@MarkoDash]

I see the Conqueror class functioning like a space going tank destroyer. A ship killer, not a planet buster. It would use the high output of it's superlaser to do in one shot what would a take a normal ISD several minutes of constant heavy turbolaser fire, overwhelming the shields of equal sized ships or or outright destroying smaller ones.

[@JoaoPedro-ol7sl]

I actually love the victory 2, it's design is actually pretty good and like the victory, I hope to see it in more star wars content

[@maxpower3990]

I never thought the Conqueror's super laser could destroy planets, I thought it would be used as a sniper ship for fleet battles as it had to lose it starfighter, troop transport and some other heavy turbo lasers and ion cannons.

[@nicholasfarrell5981]

I believe it was intended to be used as a weapon of terror (if it was ever intended to be mass produced). It could crack the crust of a planet, and erase cities with ease, but I doubt it was really viable in fleet battles.

[@sammywhite5127]

6:10 - 6:36 I actually think it's the other way around the Conqueror at least has reduced destructive capacity compared to the Death Star (only being able to destroy small moons or single continents on larger worlds), has its design significantly reworked accommodate the weapon, and there's only one, whereas the Xyston-class is as powerful as the Death Star, the only change to the design is it is twice the size of a regular star destroyer and has a gun strapped the bottom of it, and there are thousands of them

[@GintaPPE1000]

The Xyston is nowhere near on the power level of the Death Star. It takes at least a minute to break a planet open while channeling its entire power supply, while the Death Star can unleash enough to destroy a planet instantly without disrupting its other systems.

[@sammywhite5127]

@@GintaPPE1000 yeah I'm just gonna say that I think that the extra minute it takes to destroy a planet is more than offset by the fact that there are thousands of them, and the fact that while not firing the main weapon it is almost certainly twice as strong as a regular star destroyer they are unarguably better than the Death Star in nearly every aspect, whereas the Conqueror is undeniably worse than the Death Star in every aspect besides mobility and there's only one, considering it's the same size as a regular star destroyer but has had a large proportion of its hull and weaponry removed to accommodate the weapon, it almost certainly still has the 24-hour recharge time between blasts, and it only has a small portion of the destructive output

[@roguerifter9724]

The Imperial-II Frigate was nuts. It was basically a Star Destroyer's fighter wing wit most of a heavy cruiser's firepower on a frigate size hull. It also required more crew then the much larger Dreadnaught class Heavy Cruiser which was known for having a very large crew for its size. And what's really absurd is its main hyperdrive. Its so slow that any other Imperial warship is at least twice as fast in hyperspace which hinders the frigate's ability to respond to a crisis in another system and if deployed in a mixed fleet the other ships have to hobble their speed to let the Imperial-II frigates keep up. I always suspected the design was the pet project of some high ranking KDY official who had more influence then intelligence and that the Imperial Starfleet didn't want them but bought some to keep KDY happy

[@grandadmiralthrawn8116]

I honestly think the secutor should have been included due to it being a very "one is not like the others" kind of a ship when compared to the rest of the imperial fleet especially compared to others of its size

[@SunSheepOfLight]

I believe The Yuuzenvong had the weirdest Ships of all because they were actually alive.

[@347Jimmy]

Absolutely, but the list here is "weirdest Star Destroyers", so 🤷‍♂️ It would be good to see Eck do a straight up weirdest ships of all (if he hasn't already)

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

Dunno...by that logic Horses are the weirdest cars because they are alive. Biotech isn't exactly weird in Sci-Fi or Star Wars. I'd consider things like Sith Meditation Spheres a lot more weird. They weren't alive...but had a will of their own and were infused with the dark side. Lots of BioTech ships existed (Like the most famous Teljkon Vagabond) but very few Sentient Force Ships existed

[@SunSheepOfLight]

@@michaelandreipalon359 Oh?

[@SunSheepOfLight]

@@justinlast2lastharder749 The Horse 🐴 is the original Car.

[@SunSheepOfLight]

@@347Jimmy I just wish he would make other Science Fiction video’s besides Star Wars but he never listens to me.

[@Zakku_Kousaka]

The republic-class star-destroyer looks like a fusion of mon calamari cruiser and a star destroyer. Hope to see a pile of x-tie's inside it. Lol.

[@christianbryan6961]

Saw Victory-II in the thumbnail, as a Battlefront 2005 fan I am legally obligated to watch.

[@Janoha17]

Star Wars: Visions had the Gemini Class Star Destroyer - literally just two ISDs joined at the corner with a superlaser ring.

[@cobaltprime9467]

How do they steer? It has 2 bridges

[@outland2874]

@@cobaltprime9467 how did the venator steer

[@a_maverick_rowland21]

@@outland2874 one was the command bridge for steering and weapons while the other was starfighter and hangar command

[@CoolMyron]

@@cobaltprime9467 a lot of capital ships have two Bridges. You simply just choose one

[@TheDemocrab]

@@cobaltprime9467 Democratic vote, obviously.

[@keaeril]

That picture that you used of the Victory 2 frigate looks like Jar Jar Binks. I can't unsee it.

[@KuDastardly]

1:10 Looks like the top view diagram of a Colonial Viper fighter. Meanwhile, the Republic-class star destroyer looks like it was built by Mon Calimar. It even has a clam shell design for its bow. 😄

[@RedRock22Productions]

I actually love the Republic-class Star Destroyer. Feels like it's taking the best elements of the Imperial I-class and the design of the Mon Calamari. I'd wish it was the main ship of the New Republic due to its blend of elements.

[@alexiel4406]

The fact that the Victory2 looks like the Terminus Destroyer of the Sith Empire makes me like it

[@thedatatreader]

Wasn't the Doomgiver (Desann's ship in Jedi Outcast) technically a carrier class Star Destroyer? Or rather would it be considered a dropship variant?

[@justsomeguywholikesfunnyar1552]

I have not seen your videos since like 3 years ago or so and Rewatching and hearing your voice again brings ke back memories.

[@jamieparslow-williams7567]

1:55 strikes a very good resemblance to Jar-Jar Binks, unfortunately I cannot unsee it now…

[@princeofpokemon2934]

Who knew capital ships could be just as weird as the ugly starfighters?

[@SchneeflockeMonsoon]

5:59 That’s called a Harrower-Class Dreadnought, Eck.

[@SeanMather]

I like that you and Generation Tech both came out with Imperial capital ships videos TODAY…. And they’re mostly different. Did you guys plan this or something?

[@autocratytirar]

the upload schedule means i can watch as soon as these videos come out

[@muhammadhabibieamiro3639]

Another amazing video

[@ThomasFuglseth]

I like the design of the Conqueror class. I think if it wasn't a planet-killer but more of a specialized "artillery"-Star Destroyer (somewhat similar to the later introduced Onager class from the Star Wars Armada miniature game) with a composite beam, ship-killer weapon, it'd fit in quite well. And non-planetkiller composite-beam weapons have been quite firmly established as Canon by now (LAAT ball turrets, B-Wing prototype from Rebels), so there's no reason such a weapon couldn't be fitted to a Star Destroyer-scale warship.

[@SpaceMonkeyBoi]

Clearly the Empire would have never fallen if they had used more delta class starfighters

[@gregorylieber8362]

The Republic star destroyer reminded me a bit of the Beast Wars ship the Axalon

[@jackdenny5009]

#askeck So in Revenge of the Sith, Yoda says that Qui-Gon returned from the "Netherworld of the Force" does that mean that there is a force afterlife? I thought that once you die you become one with the cosmic force.

[@347Jimmy]

Damn good question

[@dhaburuk6494]

A good question. It is likely that Eck can do better given he has access to far more source-material, but I'll give it a go. 'Warning: this is going to be long-winded. The meat-bag is pulling from all lore it knows of, regardless of what is considered cannon or otherwise, and hardly supplying references at all. ' This is a tricky question to answer, since its not something that has been well defined by any author - at least as far as I'm aware. As I understand it, the Force is in all life and thus all life-forms will become 'one with the Force' when their form dies. It is unclear what happens at that point. Perhaps beings are obliterated as some Sith believed to be the case. Perhaps they are dissolved or assimilated into a different existence as the Jedi traditionally believe. Perhaps 'becoming one with the Force' is an afterlife-paradise of sorts, which has its own seemingly endless realm of possibilities. It seems to me that the Jedi have the closest interpretation of what 'one with the Force' may be, though they are obviously not to be considered the authority on the matter, as your question points out. Various beings have attachments which may hinder or prevent 'assimilation' - both Sith and Jedi have 'haunted' places, for lack of a better term. A fun detail to consider is that Mara Jade/Skywalker is implied to have deliberately left her body behind so that evidence of her murder could lead the Jedi of Luke's era to discover her killer. Who can say if that is true & possible or merely a hand-wave grade plot device of the author? Certainly food for thought. Clear examples, hmm... Lord of (over) the Sith Ajunta Pall was so attached to his sword - "I filled it with my pride" - he was seemingly bound to his tomb, until over time became bound to the location. Former Dark-Jedi Ulic Qel-Droma remained in his tomb on Rhen Var, the world he exiled himself to and lived on from somewhere in his prime until his natural death. Due to the selfish tendencies of Dark-Side Force-users, Pall was far from the only one to have strong attachments, yet very rarely are Sith found to 'resist death' as it were. Perhaps it is a matter of their personal Force power by way of a strong connection to the Force that allows them to imprint upon objects or places - an extreme legitimized by the idea of Jedi connecting with and imprinting on the focusing crystal of their Lightsabre... more than mere foot-prints, a space-magic butt-groove in the galaxy if you will allow me the simplification. This 'Force-Ghost' phenomena isn't as much of an exception to any rule as it seems. The 'living-Force' feeds back into the 'cosmic-Force'. That is to say, the Force is in all life, so if individuality is maintained while 'one with the Force' a being could logically interface with any life-form. It stands to reason that there is some semblance of difficulty or the events of the Star Wars galaxy might have been vastly different. What is clear is that Qui-Gon Jinn did not gain the ability to commune with Yoda or Obi-Wan Kenobi by his own efforts alone. Jinn was taught how to a degree, and guided both Yoda and Kenobi to train themselves to 'maintain consciousness' within the Force during their exiles on Dagobah and Tatooine respectively. Hopefully this answers your question. If you managed to get through that wall of text. If you did, well done!

[@CylixTheGamer]

Maybe that Marvel star destroyer is a Praetor Mark I-class battlecruiser.

[@Robotic_Rampage]

That's definitely my headcanon, as well as EvilleJedi's. The hull appears to have Praetor design cues, and with a bridge like that, I can see why they would make it smaller on the Mark II.

[@mattador55]

Hey Eck, doesn't the Victory II class frigate look strangely like the Terminus-class from the Old Republic?

[@robertwalker7454]

Halo Infinite looks promising, I can't wait for it to come out, I just wish that they will include more weapons, and more vehicles, and just wish the game had more blood, like it did in Halo 2, and Halo 3, and for it to look a little bit more Crisper.

[@rodolfohernandez3303]

The Interdictor class destroyer is has a cool and weird design

[@benjaminstorace6699]

I'd say the Republic Star Destroyer leans towards Mon Calamari design aesthetic but if all the bubbles and domes were laid out along a floor plan made by Corellians as its layout seems similiar to the Corvette.

[@multificionado5019]

I've always thought of Victory-2s from Star Wars Battlefront 2 (not the EA version) being on par with the Banking Clan frigates in the Clone Wars. Besides, I think Battlefront 2 came up with them because the Empire needed a kind of frigate to flank the Capitol Ships. I always liked the Victory-2s.

[@FirebirdFreak87]

I wish the Maelstrom Battlecruiser would appear in more stories.

[@jacobnestle3805]

The worst part about the Victory-II is that it kinda looks like a Gungan

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

I believe in the Thrawns revenge mode there is a carrier Star Destroyer bthet looks ALOT like the Conqueror class. It is a little bit different I just can't remember the name.

[@delb2192]

It’s a modified Praetor class Battlecruiser, based on a weird Praetor from the comics

[@NetherCrafterSMC]

Id love to see the Maelstrom show up in a battle

[@SlabBulkhead166]

I was expecting the Vengeance and Doomgiver from the Jedi Knight games but these were good choices too.

[@timbenjaminsr8946]

My top #1 weird star destroyer would be the the flying wing in the sequel’s

[@Matej_Sojka]

Republic-class Star Destroyer. A Victory variant with Mon Calamari armor plating, with bugs designed out and expanded functionality thanks to the tech advancement. Produced by Rendili Star Drives to get the corporation to cooperate more with New Republic instead of looking for customers among New Republic´s enemies. Ecks often gripes about this ship, but I really like it. Thrawn´s Revenge mod for Empire at War has fantastic model for it and you can clearly see Victory I with round hull. And my favorite feature - it has better protected bridge tower than most other ships, the hull actually rises up around it to protect the connecting part with the main hull. It is almost like someone looked at it and said "It would be too much trouble to redesign the whole ship to have bridge inside the hull like a sensible warship since we are working off existing Victory I designs so I am not gonna do that. But that does not mean I am gonna leave such glaring weakness without at least some effort to mitigate it." Apparently it is unpopular design even in universe, maybe because it was smaller with same functionality so it was cramped inside? But we are never given actual reason for the dislike. Personally I think it delivers excellent utility and firepower for it´s price even if there are bigger and more powerful ships around.

[@exile0ferini486]

Eck: "I would like to see a carrier Star Destroyer in the same vein as the Conqueror" SWTOR's Harrier: "Am I a joke to you?!"

[@92HazelMocha]

*SWTOR' Harrier* The actual Harrower Class: Am I a joke to you?

[@thoughtpalace]

1:43 That ship looks like Jar Jar Bink's freakin head.

[@bennychesney7185]

#askeck Can you do a video on all the ships of the Star Wars universe with an axial laser? Over the years of watching your content, I wonder if there are any I wouldn't recognize at this point :)

[@alejandroelluxray5298]

The best ships of the list is the Republic class Star Destroyer and the Maelstrom Battlecruiser

[@darth_yoda]

The Silencer and The Gauntlet Sith Star destroyers were never put into full production as they were to expensive (as explained in SWTOR :P) The same with the Ascendant Spear (Basically a massively scaled up Harrow dreadnaught) And with the war on the Sith Empire didn't have the resources to throw at massive building projects when they needed to put out as many ships as possible.

[@92HazelMocha]

Hey whatever happened to the Silencer? I definitely don't remember it blowing up.

[@darth_yoda]

@@92HazelMocha It is mentioned in Knights of the Fallen Empire storyline it's still around and there are few of them under the control of the Sith Inqusitor's faction (Though they only mentioned like once during the Siege of Corrilia) That's the last we have heard of them.

[@92HazelMocha]

@@darth_yoda I'll be honest I definitely thought having my own personal mini-deathstar would have had greater implications. I guess we were responsible Siths lol.

[@darth_yoda]

@@92HazelMocha Totally :P

[@KillerT-Bone]

You should do Darth Vader’s Death Squadron vs UNSC Homefleet

[@patrickfiller5197]

Came for weird ships, was not disappointed -edit after the halo infinite discussion: what if you could only grapple Jack from the back and sides? Doesn’t make much sense to be able to hijack something like a banshee head on. Might be a nice way to balance it

[@Vagus32000]

For some reason, I have always liked the Republic class star destroyer. Though, I like the fan design that looks more like an ISD.

[@averypitts5464]

Perfect now I have something to listen to while I cry into my homework

[@jamesdalton8829]

I personally love the design of the Maelstrom even though there’s no actual ship built. It’s like a Venator but in my opinion better. The rear of the ship is like three Venators side by side.

[@Scianta]

And the Xyston seems to be a knock off of an Allegiance sized Conqueror style ISD

[@347Jimmy]

Canon says it's Allegiance sized, but people who've scaled the internal bridge shots against the exterior windows have raised some serious questions about that lol Seems that the FX Dept really got a bit lazy with "let's just use the very nice ISD I model that got built for Rogue One and slap a superlaser on the bottom"

[@Scianta]

@@347Jimmy Instant Conqueror. I knew Abrams was a fan

[@justindunlap1235]

I've always wanted a venator with its dual bridges being detachable and useable kinda like light corvettes in case of emergency. that way if your ship is critically damaged you can detach the bridges and jump out of danger.

[@MonkeyJedi99]

The Victory 2 looks like a cubist's impression of a Gungan head.

[@katsarelas1947]

I had the weird mandala effect of remembering the Victory II’s as Arquintens in battlefront 2

[@TheWingland]

Fleet battle Rebel fleet at Endor vs. Cole’s fleet at Cole’s last stand

[@alejandroelluxray5298]

I think I will give it to the Rebel Alliance, Cole's ships are weak against the turbolasers and the ion cannons of the Mon Cala cruisers, B-Wings and Y-Wings would disable them in just a couple of shots

[@nobleman9393]

Does this fight takes place around that Gas Giant from Cole's last stand or does it happens in deep Space.

[@TheWingland]

@@nobleman9393 empty space. No Vado giant for Cole to use

[@DIEGhostfish]

There's also the Kuat built Republic CRUISER in Destiny's Way. And the Rejuvenator class is only mentioned once... But the Rejuvenator herself was just an ISD, the first large capital ship to be destroyed in the Vong war.

[@dagur500]

YUS WERE TALKING ABOUT THE VICTORY MK2 FRIGATE

[@BoisegangGaming]

Video idea: might be fun to do a fan art/Lore contest.

[@VantasStrider]

Fractal sponge has a fleet carrier similar to the Conqueror in frame, I believe it's the Impellor but might be the Contemptor class

[@kfeltenberger]

Ah...the post Star Wars Marvel comics of the 70s...Best character ever - Jaxxon.

[@Leonidas1210vc]

This reminds me.......I really want a Star Wars Vehicle designing game, perhaps its a bit niche, maybe only a handfull of the community would want that, but i for one would LOVE it, especially since i wouldnt have to stretch so far in other games to design Star wars like designs.

[@TheDemocrab]

You should check out the PC game "From the Depths" if you haven't, it allows you to build vessels using a vaguely LEGO-like design methodology and then have 'em fight to the death. It can get bloody complex when you get into making your own guns from scratch and the like though. It's not Star Wars specifically but considering I've seen plenty of orbital laser bombardment satellites and spaceships built in it over my years playing it and interacting with the community I'm 100% sure you'd be able to make a functional ISD or something once you'd learnt how things work. Lasers? Check. Turrets? Check. Ability to dock smaller vehicles inside a hangar? Check. Energy Shielding? Check. Now I think about it FTD is actually perfect for what you're saying.

[@Leonidas1210vc]

@@TheDemocrab thx i actually do have FTD, i just havent gotten around to learn the control schemes and building mechanics.

[@TheDemocrab]

@@Leonidas1210vc no problem, if it helps once you figure out a couple of the systems you start to get a feel for how the game "thinks" for lack of a better word and learning the rest becomes easier

[@Leonidas1210vc]

@@TheDemocrab it'll help when i do decided to figure the game out. much appreciated.

[@TheWingland]

Fleet battle between Grand admiral Thrawn vs. Ender Wiggin Each one has an equal sized fleet with equally capable subordinates, and since Ender is from a different universe each has equal understanding of the technology they’re using. They are in command of Star Wars vessels. Pick a famous fleet of your choosing I’d suggest death squadron.

[@josephburbank7293]

Buddy I’m sorry to say this, but I don’t think this may happen

[@TheWingland]

@@josephburbank7293 maybe not. However sometimes people get in to some really fun discussions in the comments. Those comments make posting every time worth it.

[@starwarsmaster]

I’m early for once! Good to see you, Eck!

[@benl4198]

The Republic class star destroyer absolutely does look like something: it looks like Robotech stuff lol

[@HamanKarn567]

Those battlefront 2 ones defenitley always made me think wtf these aren't victory class.

[@nobleman9393]

Video Idea: Which Sci-Fi Faction has the best Dropship | Phantom(Halo), Cheyenne UD-4L(Aliens), Puddle Jumper(StarGate), UT-47 Kodiak(Mass Effect)

[@breachstudios9511]

I found some Maelstrom examples they’re pretty similar to you’re idea of it

[@EckhartsLadder]

Some are based on my video

[@stephenhester9804]

The main Villain's Ship in the Dark Forces FPS (Arc Hammer ?) was an odd one.

[@UGNAvalon]

I can’t help but think that the Empire would use those Vic/Imp2 frigates as a form of psychological warfare against the Rebellion… xD -“General, latest news from our spies. You’re not going to like it…” -“The Avenger, the Devastator, the Chimera…. These are all the Empire’s greatest ships! Why would they be mobilizing into a single fleet??” -“It gets worse. We’ve gotten word that they’re being led by the Executor herself.” -“But she was destroyed at Endor! What could this possibly mean!?” -“No idea. It could be a replacement meant to live up to the original’s legacy. Or it could be a ploy to confuse our response fleets.” -“Hold up…. Why does it list the Executor as a frigate….” -“….” Or better yet, a way to mess with unruly Imperial personnel while keeping up images for the public. xD -“Lieutenant, based on your exceptional record, I’ve decided to assign you to the Avenger. Imperial-2 class.” -“ :D I’m honored, admiral! I never expected to so much as scrub lattices after that last incident!” -“oh yes. I’d considered assigning you to the Lusankia, but frankly, I thought an Executor-class frigate would be too much for a man of your talents.” -“ 🤨…I’m sorry, did you say _Frigate??”_ -“Oh? Didn’t I mention? The Avenger isn’t an Imperial-2 class _Star Destroyer;_ she’s an Imperial-2 class _Frigate!_ Congratulations on your assignment, you’ll be patrolling shipping lanes along the Mid-Rim! ;P “ -“ D; “ _~Later~_ -“Hey mom & dad…. I got assigned to the Avenger!” -“Oh, we’re so proud of our son! What a promising imperial citizen you’ve become! 😭” -“Yeah, promising… Um, anyway, the admiral said I was almost assigned to the Lusankia, but I guess they needed my particular set of talents more toward the Mid-Rim worlds.. 😅”

[@hatuna9621]

The Conqueror design is more creative than the Xyston.

[@PaulGuy]

The Republic-class looks like something out of Macross.

[@LiliaArmoury]

the conqueror strikes me as a ship slicer rather than a planet killer

[@theapexdragon5010]

I haven’t seen that frigate since battle front 2 long ago.

[@bradhedgehog12]

Mmhmm. I’ve seen some Of them ships too Eck.

[@ProvidenceNL]

1:20 you got Armament as Aramament, just a heads up!

[@webkerussell3644]

The conqueror makes sense if it only had the power of what the Death Star dose using one reactor or possible half the power of that. So able to One hit kill any large ship or city.

[@kjhuang]

I think the Victory frigates were just there in _Battlefront_ to give you something extra to bomb.

[@omartorres5688]

The republic Class Star Destroyer looks like a sea turtle and reminds me of the Character from Finding nemo the sea turtle that talks with a surfer accent

[@CaseyOntiveros]

That Victory 2 looks like JarJar.

[@vanstuhlberg7272]

I've heard the Victory II class ship called the Victoria class

[@LoveShaysloco]

your number one is the harrower but bigger and remove hangers for super laser

[@jaegergames7042]

Haha, Turbolaser go BRRRRR

[@Dilly958]

Nice

[@jackk364]

Cool looking tho

[@ranacker]

That second one looks like Jar Jar

[@daniel-mk5lz]

3:50 this ship looks like a mon calamari ship to me

[@beatemandyeetem4705]

Xyston is just conqueror on steroids

[@Mitchz95]

#AskEck Hi Eck, have you watched the Templin Institute's re-imagining of the First Order and the New Republic? What are your thoughts?

[@Neilhammond64]

Battlefront 2 should've just used the Interdictor. I hate the "Victory".

[@TheWingland]

Vs matchup Yss-1000 saber( Halo Reach) vs T-65 X-wing(Star Wars). 2 rounds round 1 average pilot in each round 2 noble 6 in the saber vs Wedge Antilles in the X-wing

[@thorshammer7883]

#AskEck The Eclipse Class Super Star Destroyer. *(Expanded Universe)* *Vs.* Gloriana Class Battleship. *(Warhammer 40k)*