A brief overview of Dalek Battle Computers

Throughout their history, the Daleks have used a variety of different Battle Computers to enhance their combat capabilities - these range from simple artificial intelligences to advanced biological computers, some of which use Human children to add an element of imagination and out-of-the-box thinking to the Dalek war machine.
Footage used is the property of the BBC. This video uses footage from the Fall of the Republic mod for Star Wars: Empire at War, which can be found here: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1976399102.
Music by Frank Klepacki.

[@duncankilburn7612]

The Movellan battle computer could match the Dalek battle computer to a sufficient degree to achieve an impasse, the Movellan solution was to develop a biological virus to push the Daleks back with great affect. Forcing them to rescue Davros for help only for him to turn on them and create the Daleks 2.0 - Imperials.

[@supersecret4390]

I feel like the Controller from Bad Wolf/Parting of the ways is a functional successor to Judith from Remembrance of the Daleks

[@thelegolord566]

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[@59rlmccormack]

Fascinating sci-fi! To be frank, seeing them use battle computers again would be fun…

[@Saycheeseburger]

Was… was that an Empire at War mod cutscene?!

[@dalekbumps]

yes it is, good spot! I'm a huge fan of Corey's Thrawn's Revenge mod

[@timecontroller8800]

The daleks also adopt a strategy of capturing human military leaders and strategic minds to use as battle computers in the Bernice summerfield episode death and the daleks where they use one to coordinate forces of the fifth axis which was a few human governments on several worlds that had fascist and xenophobic ideas and the daleks gave them technology and used them as a front to prepare worlds for dalek occupation

[@nickthepick8043]

Just the name of it sounds like such a cool word used in sci-fi. Battle computers. But I feel REALLY sorry for poor Judith. She really stands out as a living victim of the Daleks who basically stole her life from her. It makes me hate them a bit.

[@RedRory19]

Daleks using other life forms as pawns in their schemes or exterminating them is bad enough, but when they use children for their sick and twisted schemes, that’s crossing the line!

[@nickthepick8043]

@@RedRory19 I agree. Which actually ramps up their threat level as villains. They don't revel in your suffering. They don't CARE that you're suffering, because they literally hold no concepts of morals.

[@borusa32]

The Brain Machine from the TV21 series was the best.

[@adamcousins5788]

In my Dalek empire they use the old battle computer with their war with my Cybermen like with movllens it counted by the their own battle computer. Then they would use kids.

[@DrBagPhD]

Wut

[@arandompersonthatyoumightk4476]

So what you're saying is... Child soldiers are effective

[@Just-Plain-Potential]

Can i just say, Jasmin Breaks (Judith Winters) got so much hate for this. I've not seen any pics of her nowadays, but I think she garnered the rep as the one who dragged down Remembrance. Ive felt rather bad for her ever since I heard that. That's like saying the child actor for young Davros in Magician's Apprentice brought down that ep. It's kinda sad for Jasmine, really.

[@dalekbumps]

That's devastating, I thought her performance was great. She definitely didn't drag the episode down as far as I'm concerned

[@Just-Plain-Potential]

@@dalekbumps Absolutely the same here. She was real good. Creepy and of course, timid when needed at the end. I looked her up some years back and the first link was "Jasmine Breaks. The girl who ruined Remembrance." I looked her up to see what she'd been up to since, but I only found stuff like that.

[@GreyhawkGrognard]

Weren't the Davros dalek faction called the Imperials?

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[@grahamturner1290]

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[@АртемПістунов]

Are we going to talk about the squiggly lines under the eyestalk of the bronze ones.

[@dregoth22]

I read somewhere those were ID plates

[@iwillheadlockyournan731]

Would love to see your interpretation of the 456 crisis