Why this Battle was the Most DEPRESSING of the Entire Clone Wars [It Was All For Nothing]

[@BleachFan9891]

When you think about it, every battle in the clone wars was for nothing since Palpatine was controlling the whole thing

[@wizard_of_poz4413]

Like a lot of real world wars

[@kyledougherty2823]

@Wizard_of_poz The question now is who is the palpatine then?

[@wizard_of_poz4413]

@@kyledougherty2823 well I'll answer that question with a proverb. "To find out your slave master, ask yourself who you can't critcise

[@kyledougherty2823]

@ Wizard_of_poz Woah dude. That’s deep

[@wizard_of_poz4413]

@Curiosity there's a start

[@savagedarksider]

Clone Wars lasted for three years but felt like A hundred years- And all of it was for nothing.

[@shadowslayer9988]

Only 3 years dam that is a short war for something that was galaxy wide.

[@Mdog2175]

Eh I wouldn’t say for “nothing” they were all marginally valuable sacrifices for Palpatine’s ascent to emperor.

[@KyleH2000]

@@shadowslayer9988 I always think it was like 5-8 years for some reason

[@noahezer9295]

A parallel to WWI perhaps ?

[@SpaceTheWhale]

“Rush not into fights. Long is the war. Only by surviving it will you prevail”-Yoda

[@raptorrixx99-wv2hl]

*After the war* "Keeping them alive, dumbass I was..." -Also Yoda, after those same clones would go on to kill all his friends.

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Imagine if someone developed a chemical or machine that broke down poison/cleaned the oceans and toxic atmosphere, making Atraken once again valuable. They’d be one of the richest beings in the galaxy over night.

[@kanekikingstorm2113]

Then they’d likely get targeted by the republic and confederacy both to be put to use making that formula. Knowing dooku, he’d probably use a middle man to lay waste to multiple republic worlds, and then sweep in to offer a way to fix their world in exchange for unwavering loyalty to the separatists

[@mill2712]

When you think about it, this technology could be useful for many poisoned, mined out worlds in the galaxy. And that world is still probably more habitable than Mars.

[@forwarduntodawn1000]

The werid shaped head people did have a giant ship that went around and tried to revive planets and it did work to some sucess

[@NareshSinghOctagon]

@@forwarduntodawn1000 ,and their names are...

[@stoneyq4259]

@@NareshSinghOctagon ithorians

[@siphonicstorm7191]

I can agree with this. It shows at the end of the day, neither side wins a war. Plus it shows how far some are willing to go to achieve victory. Kind of reminds me of the Death Korps of Krieg from Warhammer 40k, because they willing turned their homeworld into a rotting, irritated husk of a planet to end a Civil War. Sometimes, you do have to step back and remember that there are no winning a war, only surviving it.

[@bigredwolf6]

I don’t know, the Death Korps seem to be thriving based off of how* many Guardsmen they churn out for costly wars of attrition.

[@ratatoskr5561]

So basically it's a giant Dune reference. Atraken is basically just Atrakas, the planet in dune and the ore is literally called Dunium

[@nicholaswalsh4462]

From my reading of Star Wars, almost every single battle should have been like Atraken. Because, unless you are willing to completely obliterate every structure on the planet, there are plenty of places for people to whole up and defend. And, since those are your taxpayers, you can't just murder all of them by blowing up their homes. As such, you have to take the planets the old fashioned way.

[@nicholaswalsh4462]

Logistics also fits into this. Canonically, the Star Wars Galaxy (SWG) is 120,000 light years in diameter and 1,000 light years thick. Now, based on looking at several maps, about half of that would be disputed during the Clone Wars between the Galactic Republic (GR) and the Confederacy of Independent Systems (CIS). As such, that puts a volume of roughly 5.6 trillion cubic light years in contention during the war. Given that the Outer Rim, an area roughly 50,000 light years from Coruscant in any given direction, is described as too far from the Senate for it to exercise authority, that would indicate that it takes longer than about 6 weeks for a ship to travel 50,000 light years from Coruscant. That puts the speed of travel at 434,828c. So, given the vast distances involved and relatively slow speed of travel, the length of time required to move forces from one location to another would result in plenty of time for hostile forces to dig in. As an example, Ryloth is located in the Outer Rim, about 60,000 light years from Coruscant "as the crow flies". Given the need to follow the Corellian Run the whole way, it's probably closer to 70,000 light years. As such, a courier would take almost two months (58.79 days) to reach Coruscant with news of the CIS invasion. It would then take time (likely at least a month, probably closer to three) to gather the necessary forces to respond. Here, I'm going to also add that population matters. The size of the SWG is matched in population, with Ryloth alone having a population of 1.5 billion. Given that US military studies have shown the need to have about 1 soldier for every 50 civilians in order to maintain order during an occupation, that is at least 30,000,000 battle droids on Ryloth. Given the need for at least 3 times that number to be dedicated to the offensive to retake Ryloth, that's 90,000,000 clone troopers, requiring 5,625 Acclamators. So, yeah, it's gonna take a while to gather that force. So, two months for the GR to learn of Ryloth's fall, three months to gather the necessary forces for a counter offensive, and another two months for travel back to Ryloth. That is 5 months in total, during which the CIS is establishing a blockade and digging in on the planet. In those five months, the droid army could feasibly build some VERY impressive fortifications, complete with a powerful air defense network, preventing direct assaults on the positions. Furthermore, the GRs need to retake the planet largely intact would force a conventional ground engagement, something true of many contested worlds. With 120,000,000 combatants dedicated to the campaign across a world about 83% the size of Earth, and given the very limited ability of the GAR to actually move troops (due to the limited numbers of gunships and armored vehicles assigned to GAR divisions) by anything other than marching, retaking Ryloth (or any planet) will be a lengthy slog, requiring at least several months and hundreds of thousands of casualties to accomplish. In the case of Ryloth, the GAR would suffer a minimum of 788,400 casualties and, more likely, 2,719,250 casualties (based on WW2 casualty rates for the US military in the European and Pacific theaters, respectively, chosen due to the extant influence of WW2 on Star Wars) during a year long campaign. And that is without considering the space battle or civilian casualties. Indeed, casualties are likely to be far higher, as the GAR will have to quite literally annihilate every single CIS position, as battle droids do not surrender. Extrapolate that out to hundreds of millions of worlds across the galaxy that will be turned into battlefields at one point or another and you find that the Clone Wars is, by necessity, a war that would make World War One look quite mobile.

[@hansolo5912]

@@nicholaswalsh4462 a courier wouldn't be necessary to inform Coruscant of a Seperatist invasion since we've seen countless times of people in the Core being able to have a hologram call with people in the Mid Rim with Palpatine being able to do that from Coruscant to Nabooand in general the Outer Rim too

[@nicholaswalsh4462]

@@hansolo5912 that doesn't work with the observation of the limitations on Republic control.

[@nicholaswalsh4462]

Think about it. The Republic is unable to maintain any significant level of control over the Outer Rim, to the point where the people of Tatooine, which is a full sector CLOSER to Coruscant than Ryloth is and neighbors the rather significant factory world of Geonosis, and sits along the Triellus Trade Run, describe the situation as, "The Republic doesn't exist out here." How does that mesh with being able to have real-time conversations with people so far away? The solution that makes the most sense is that communcation takes a significant amount of time to get from one place to another.

[@hansolo5912]

@@nicholaswalsh4462 dude this was done in the films and control over territory doesn’t equal capabilities when it comes to galaxy wide communications

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

Ezra bridger: "clones, battle droids, you destroyed each other and when you were both weak enough the empire took over."

[@BennyLlama39]

I know it's a futile effort, but what would happen if the Atraken survivors started their own Rebels-style guerilla war against the Separatists *and* the Republic? The standard "You killed my planet, so I'll slaughter *all* of you." revenge story.

[@tangent.arc38618]

Good ide

[@Da__goat]

Now this would be an epic Clone Wars Season. Star Wars: The Clone Wars The Fall of Atraken A short miniseason of 6-10 episodes

[@tangent.arc38618]

Or maybe a post apocalyptic

[@slicerneons3300]

Everything went according to the puppetmaster's plan. Darth Sidious was way too good at making people hate each other. Or maybe we are just too good at hating each other and he made the most of the opportunity...

[@thedarkhunter4388]

Technically as the sith were playing 4D checkers, the entire war was for nothing so every battle was depressing 🌚

[@Sailor-Dave]

The only objectives were for Palpatine to wear down the Jedi, and to leave the people of the Republic so shattered and weary of fighting that they wouldn't be able to fight against his Empire.

[@FinalArchitect]

Thanks for going over these somewhat unknown battles that I and, probably, a few others never heard about. I'm a huge Star Wars fan, but there are bits of lore I never heard of or know about.

[@jj_grabes]

Palpatine truly was rotten to the core for orchestrating a war that led to sensless violence like this. All for an Empire that didn't even last three decades

[@bradleyadams5252]

Yeah, that had to be salt in the wound for all the imperials. That and their superweapons getting blown up by randos in flying toasters.

[@joshuaquinn4201]

Great video. Would love to see a comparison video or a list of other planets that suffered similar fates during major wars in the galaxy. For instance in legends Ruusan suffered greatly thanks to Kaan and Hoth both determined to wipe out the other at any cost

[@ThePalaeontologist]

Hypori was absolute carnage. Now, yes, it has since become non-canon, technically. But it was factually when General Grievous debuted in any Lucasfilm/Lucasarts related media, in 2003. The entire Clone force sent to Hypori, most of the Jedi and a considerable number of the rescue mission from the ARC Troopers sent by General Kenobi, was lost. Everything possible went wrong. They ran into Hypori space right into orbital mines. Untold thousands perished in orbit, some assault ships were destroyed _in orbit_ outright, and what few remained _nosedived_ into Hypori's barren plains. Right on top of B2 Super Battle Droid factories; which spilled out their massive armies, led by General Grievous. It was a massacre. One of the absolutely most one-sided defeats ever for the Republic. Tens of thousands lost.

[@stephen8805]

The Last Stand on Jabiim comes to mind.

[@jedihistorian8660]

The Separatists and the Republic going to battle over a planet for its resources, having a devastating death toll, and then it being all for nothing in the end reminds a lot of the Battle on Jabiim in Legends and the death of the Padawan Pack. It would be awesome to see a video on them, if you ever have the time!

[@Sov-Ryn15]

Backwater world: Ah, the war would never come to us. CIS: You have mines I see. GAR: You have Clankers and mines I see.

[@bradleyadams5252]

Backwater world: I guess I'll die.

[@Sov-Ryn15]

@@bradleyadams5252 Those Clankers did this! Also, call in an airstrike!

[@jeffersonmanchild9271]

What a tragedy..... 😔 i never been horrified by the battles of the clone wars until i was glancing over at the battle of kashyyyk. Something deep and dark come over me. I felt the horrors the waist of life the droids without any feelings just programmed to slaughter! Then the clones troopers who were used as if they were droids themselve engineered for combat selflessness souls. I pitty them i mourned the wookies caught in a doublecross! It was awful really thinking of beings made for war! Died by the thousands! Fighting machines! It horrified me so much i cant even go into my walkin closet full of stormtroopers and imperial vehicles. Not toys or cool anymore just symbols of death and destruction of suffering! 😥

[@luiscarlossalesdasilva1582]

Can you do a video commenting your opnion about how Dave Filoni developed the Jedi in clone wars as an institution that made big mistakes and if that deviated from what George Lucas developed the jedi to symbolically represent in history? Do you think this "subversion" ended up working and giving the story the depth it needed? Do you think that George Lucas already raised this question, but didn't develop it in the story of the Prequels because that wasn't the focus of the plot?

[@tk-6967]

Dave Filoni made the Jedi look like they made no mistakes, what are you talking about?

[@creed8712]

@@tk-6967debatable. Most of the nuance did come in the form of the padme banking clan stuff but we know it was planned for the Jedi to say “ok, we need to fucking assassinate count Dooku”

[@Eg0n97]

@@tk-6967 have you not seen the story arc where Ahsoka leaves the order?! Or the arc where obi wan fakes his death?! Which resulted in anakins growing distrust in the order. Dave Filoni made them far from perfect

[@tk-6967]

@@Eg0n97 But yet the jedi are always shown to be fairly competent in battles, the only clash with military commanders that happens is just Anakin and Ahsoka being rebellious, not the jedi being stupid. The Jedi are shown to see themselves more in a military light and are more of a 'let the police handle it' vibe when the actual problem was that they got too side-tracked at various points.

[@creed8712]

@@tk-6967 I mean the “source material” is clone wars and has been even before Disney because of how things work. Past that Dooku was also a racist and committed genocide and also can do that Sith power where your hate and anger incinerates people. Dooku was evil and to think otherwise is like saying the empire was unironically good

[@jacobhunt8379]

Yoda: Victory? Victory you say. Master Obi Wan, not victory. The shroud of the dark side has fallen. Begun the Clone War has. Rush not into flights, long is the war, only by surviving it will you prevail. Wars not make one great. Always focused on the enemy are you, for inspiration, look to yourself and those beside you. Ti Wa Ka Lurmin people: Who cares who started the war and who wants to end it? No side is free, it takes two to fight. What is worth killing for? Fighting for something doesn't necessarily mean you have to destroy everything in your path. Only when you lay down your arms and pursue a corse of non violence can you make this claim to me that the Jedi are peace keepers.

[@goldeagle6431]

The Senate is never depressed.

[@dogloversrule8476]

Can you please do a video on the events in Shatterpoint? It’s one of the few Star Wars books that shows the true nature of the Clone Wars. Thanks

[@teleportedbreadfor3days]

The Clone Wars embodied the needlessness and senselessness of war. The only reason a separatist movement even happened was because the Republic had flaws, issues and caused or allowed harm to happen to people who happened to be from a different part of a Galaxy where faster-than-light travel was commonplace, all due to corruption. The war never needed to happen and it could have ended any time. All the Republic needed to do was talk, talk to the separatist politicians who represented their civilizations and ask them what the Republic needed to do or fix that would convince them to return and give them one more chance, then get to work. This is all putting aside Sith influence, who had no small role in a number of these events, like Dooku encouraging the separatists to unite to take up arms, stirring their hate and manipulating the feelings of those who simply want what’s best for their world, and Palpatine’s ‘negotiations’. If we all talked more, realized what was truly wrong and sought to sort things out, the future would look a lot brighter.

[@blakelewis5204]

At 5:39 you can see in the picture a George Lucas cameo LOL

[@oriongear2499]

Oh yeah. I didn’t notice that.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

At least the Reps had a codename for their efforts, and a cool one at that. Also, be grateful more dirtier and longer lasting nukes weren't used. (Say, Geetsly's, why is your former The Braved sister channel, now Infinite Ltd., having a BRICS video?)

[@afro_souledits2382]

Old man palpy :" it's just too easy

[@iconicnzz6414]

I love how tragically hypocritical the entire Star Wars lore-sphere becomes when you cease to look at it simply as Emperor Palpatine playing a frivolous game of chess with himself.

[@Minecraftassassin-re6og]

In my books the most important rule of any battle is to survive it rather than win it I would rather suffer a loss and let my men and the people around me to live rather than a win and all my men and the people around me dead after all what's more important a victory or a person's life you can replace a victory but you can't replace a person's life

[@countdrake4576]

I don't really know why but I would like to see you make a video on the life of Greedo.

[@sombodythatyouusedtoknow9046]

Guys, imagine this the Astra Militarum vs the GAR and the confederacy's army, who would win: I think that the astra Militarum would win due to sheer numbers,hell! They could be able to outnumber the confederacy's forces

[@savagedarksider]

W-We we're promised A reward ! A handsome reward ! I am your reward-don't you find me handsome ?

[@Thunder-Ghost]

I guess it was even worse than battle for Umbara where the the Clones was tricked into killing each other....that was pretty sad to see but more people died here it's just that I didn't care for them like I did the Clones

[@bkmars2832]

I agree with your closing statement and summary. I would add that it was all by design as Palpatine/Sidious controlled the Republic/CIS respectively.

[@jakubfijak9218]

Planet Atraken where they mine Doonium? Frank Herbert would like to get his cut from LucasArt for that.

[@jeffreycarman2185]

It makes zero sense that a mine, with any valuable resources would not be worth taking over, no matter how contaminated the world is. Especially in a galaxy where droids are relatively easy to come can be designed to do anything. Great video.

[@cloudsombrero]

me reading the title: ah yes the battle of jabiim me watching yhe video: i spoke too hastily

[@ethanlackey8048]

The clone wars may have killed the republic and the separatists, may have caused war and death upon thousands of worlds, but who it really hurt was the clones. Made to serve and die in a pointless war. Without it they would not exist, but every day it continued it claimed more of their lives. May they all rest with their brothers.

[@lonlidood116]

I'VE heard of the battle of Atraken!

[@frostburn3736]

No matter the conflict, ordinary people always lose.

[@lucabestea6844]

Some of the greatest atrocities, battles and worst(as in cruel, not stupid) leaders of the Clone Wars in both Legends and Canon: 1.)Battles: -Umbara arc -Atraken Carnage -Mygeeto campaign -The battle of Jabiim(just read Alto Stratus' speech 😢😪) -Battle above Quell -Battle of Mon Cala -Battle of Kamino -Hunt for the Decimator -Malevolence battles -Naboo toxic experiments -First Battle of Sarapin(from here, such battles are beginning to show the darker side of the war as well the Republic losing ground in the Core and getting desperate) -The Battle of Jabiim(just read Alto Stratus' speech 😢😥) -Battle on Ryloth -Battle of Anaxes -Outer Rim Sieges (Tried to put them in order, not classifying them by viciousness) 2.Leaders: -Palpatine, ofc -Dooku, sadly he was a mere puppet, a tool. I feel sorry for him. -Grievous -Pong Krell -Ki-adi Mundi(sorry, but I simply hate him) -Tarkin -Wat Tambor -Nute Gunray -Shu Mai(possibly)

[@yokai333]

War... war never changes

[@salavantias1948]

I've heard about the battle of atracken because of a republic war crimes video

[@lowkeylaw]

Could you imagine 90% of Earths total population being wiped out by a war between 2 non-earth third-parties? sheesh

[@oriongear2499]

I’m surprised Atraken didn’t result to most pro-CIS planets claiming neutrality.

[@flyer3154]

War. War never changes

[@a1morrison290]

You see if Anakin, Obi wan Windu any of the plot armour jedi was around I guarantee the battle wouldn’t last that long.

[@haroldearlgray5629]

This is the third video on this topic that you'd made.

[@gurdan-friedman]

It reminds me of the episode of Rebels where the crew meets Rex and the other clones for the first time. Rex tells Ezra that after the clone wars, he questioned the point of the whole thing and for what so many men died. Ezra replies something like : "I guess for what they thought was right". And honestly, I really find this reply tragic. Because in the end, the reason why all those clones died, was to give Palpatine unlimited power. That is all. That was the whole point of their existence and of their death.

[@Dontblamethemonkey]

This would of made a great mission for republic commando.

[@iang257]

I swear I think he made a video on this story like... a year or so ago. Unless I'm thinking of something similar or him just refrencing it.

[@lucasscherer2358]

Do a video on the history of the black sun crime families in star wars.

[@lerneanlion]

To sum it up, the Battle of Atraken is basically Attack on Titan before Attack on Titan is even a thing.

[@SchroediNr1]

Ever heard of the siege of Vraks. Well basically the same situation but like 10 times longer and 10 times more brutal

[@christopherhanton6611]

BRUH ONE BATTLE THAT LAST ALMOST A WHOLE YEAR LEFT THE WHOLE PLANET DEAD NEITHER SIDE CARED

[@brokenbridge6316]

Maybe you can give us a video on your thoughts on the High Republic series after it comes out.

[@saltyheathen8113]

What if star wars, star trek, splinter cell, ghost in the shell, assassin's creed, crysis, halo, g.i. joe, marvel, and dc got placed into the same universe?

[@goingblargh]

DOCTOR: What is it that you actually want? (After a long pause.) CLARA-Z: War. DOCTOR: Ah. Ah, right. And when this war is over, when you have a homeland free from humans, what do you think it's going to be like? Do you know? Have you thought about it? Have you given it any consideration? Because you're very close to getting what you want. What's it going to be like? Paint me a picture. Are you going to live in houses? Do you want people to go to work? Will there be holidays? Oh! Will there be music? Do you think people will be allowed to play violins? Who's going to make the violins? Well? Oh, you don't actually know, do you? Because, like every other tantrumming child in history, Bonnie, you don't actually know what you want. So, let me ask you a question about this brave new world of yours. When you've killed all the bad guys, and when it's all perfect and just and fair, when you have finally got it exactly the way you want it, what are you going to do with the people like you? The troublemakers. How are you going to protect your glorious revolution from the next one? CLARA-Z: We'll win. DOCTOR: Oh, will you? Well, maybe, maybe you will win! But nobody wins for long. The wheel just keeps turning. So, come on. Break the cycle. CLARA-Z: Why are you still talking? DOCTOR: Because I want to get you to see, and I'm almost there! CLARA-Z: Do you know what I see, Doctor? A box. A box with everything I need. A fifty percent chance. KATE: For us, too. (Both women have their hands poised over the buttons. The Doctor resumes Games Host mode.) DOCTOR: And we're off! Fingers on buzzers! Are you feeling lucky? Are you ready to play the game? Who's going to be quickest? Who's going to be luckiest? KATE: This is not a game! DOCTOR: No, it's not a game, sweetheart, and I mean that most sincerely. CLARA-Z: Why are you doing this? KATE: Yes, I'd quite like to know that, too. You set this up. Why? DOCTOR: Because it's not a game, Kate. This is a scale model of war. Every war ever fought, right there in front of you. Because it's always the same. When you fire that first shot, no matter how right you feel, you have no idea who's going to die! You don't know whose children are going to scream and burn! How many hearts will be broken! How many lives shattered! How much blood will spill until everybody does what they were always going to have to do from the very beginning. Sit down and talk! (sigh) Listen to me. Listen, I just, I just want you to think. Do you know what thinking is? It's just a fancy word for changing your mind. CLARA-Z: I will not change my mind. DOCTOR: Then you will die stupid. Alternatively, you could step away from that box, you can walk right out of that door and you could stand your revolution down. CLARA-Z: No! I'm not stopping this, Doctor. I started it. I will not stop it. You think they'll let me go, after what I've done? DOCTOR: You're all the same, you screaming kids. You know that? Look at me, I'm unforgivable. Well, here's the unforeseeable. I forgive you. After all you've done, I forgive you. CLARA-Z: You don't understand. You will never understand. DOCTOR: I don't understand? Are you kidding? Me? Of course I understand. I mean, do you call this a war? This funny little thing? This is not a war! I fought in a bigger war than you will ever know. I did worse things than you could ever imagine. And when I close my eyes I hear more screams than anyone could ever be able to count! And do you know what you do with all that pain? Shall I tell you where you put it? You hold it tight till it burns your hand, and you say this. No one else will ever have to live like this. No one else will have to feel this pain. Not on my watch! (Kate closes the lid of the red box and steps back.) DOCTOR: Thank you. Thank you.

[@oriongear2499]

Where is this from?

[@detpackman]

@@oriongear2499 if from a doctor WHO epsiode the zygon inversion

[@oriongear2499]

@@detpackman Interesting. I might have to give that episode a watch.

[@OverTheTop85]

"War is Hell" General William Tecumseh Sherman: American Civil War Named after a Native American fighter from the Ohio Valley; who tried to join all the Native American tribes together to fight the Americans! He lost and was killed in the subsequent battles. However even the victors see courage in their enemy! Hence the historic name drop! Man I love history and star wars. I don't know why the above popped into my head!

[@adamm.6595]

The Clone Wars. The greatest joke ever played.

[@bradleyadams5252]

Palpatine does a little trolling

[@dylanrivera2244]

9:46 Everyone lost the Clone Wars, except Palpatine

[@lucagerulat307]

Kuat drive yards also won making destroyers for both the Republic and empire.

[@Ryan_attempts_to_do_stuff]

**Pulls ouf spreadsheet about why the clone wars were important**

[@ShadowJedi527]

Usually, everybody loses in a war.

[@noahweiss8562]

2:39 what comic is this? And who is the clone commander at 3:34

[@djr3verse]

5:29 I'm not sure if that's what Ahsoka meant when she asked Obi Wan to "watch her back"...

[@motheosm]

Malastare Umbara Other war torn planets Now Atraken

[@redtsar]

0:21 brother is missing a hand...

[@Neko_N7]

The clone wars, like life IRL was ultimately pointless. This video just reinforces my belief that “Life is nothing more than an accumulation of anguish and isn’t worth the trouble for what little happiness you are given” Life is pointless kids. So just give up hope

[@maleexile9053]

Edgy

[@wolfpredator1000]

Oh Look! Something u will never see in the 3d clone wars show, the republic being as destructive as the CIS

[@ShootingStarParadise]

I remember when you guys first covered this battle and even included the battle breakdown showing the CIS and republic Positions on the planet it was really cool whole battle like the war meant nothing

[@Hippolestrian]

The whole point of the clone wars to make every citizen feel disenfranchised from either side, and to hate the absolute chaos both caused. Palpatine knew that civilians would continue to grow distrust and resentment towards Jedi, as we see in the episodes surrounding Ahsoka's arrest and excommunication from the Jedi order. If Palpatine could sow that much distrust, then an empire would be hailed and adored by everyone.

[@maleexile9053]

Cwmmp > tcw 2008

[@dagonkur]

There wasn't much blood, it was ,"Ow, I got hit. I guess I'm dead now". Ragdolls.

[@Bitterman5868]

Essentially, the Battle of Tukkayid without clanners and Space AT&T.

[@loserShy]

0:26 where is this scene located what show i’ve never seen it ?

[@HighGroundAnimations]

It's a fanmade rendering by me. :)

[@lucasscherer2358]

Do a video different types of star wars vibro blades, electro swords, electro staffs, electro pike, and personal shields.

[@AdeptKing]

Correction Palpatine won at the end of the Clone War. At the expense of everyone else while defaming and getting rid of the galaxy's defenders.

[@bradleyadams5252]

So in summary, millions were killed, a planet's infrastructure ruined and in the long run all it accomplished was getting Palpatine one step closer to ruling the galaxy. That is depressing.

[@bigredwolf6]

This sounds like the battle of Vraks in 40k

[@00yiggdrasill00]

While the clone wars as a whole could have been avoided I don't think I can agree the battle was pointless. It held strategic resources so the republic couldn't just leave it be once war broke out. The battle had to be fought, but it could have been fought differently.

[@miniaturejayhawk8702]

Dunium? Attraken? Sounds like a dune reference ngl.

[@heritageofhastur]

The only point of the Clone Wars was to set the Jedi up for destruction. Palpatine was "playing" the. long game on both sides.

[@yusufay6437]

who is the clone 0:27

[@jozzieokes3422]

Quality content

[@Ttyumbra]

Could you make a playlist for the clone war battles?

[@brokenmask333]

Sidious might be single handily responsible for the deaths of billions of lives

[@tamgam13]

Who was the clone from the picture in 0:27 ? And from which clone wars episode?

[@HighGroundAnimations]

Captain Tukk, fanmade clone made by me. :)

[@tamgam13]

@@HighGroundAnimations great work it looks like, from a real clone wars episode. And I have seen every single one of them, and even I thought, it's real.

[@marshalllatta2073]

Love your videos they are incredible

[@taladon6420]

To be fair, 1 million inhabitants is almost nothing - totally worth it!

[@onlyagermanguy]

Americans when they found oil:

[@KingFlameHawk]

Grandpa Nurgle be like: ☺️

[@tjpetrie8931]

if the CIS had been formed by NOT count Dooku, it probably would have just existed for the planets under it. The sith ruin everything though

[@nickvinsable3798]

Just any & all home worlds of playable MMORPG characters & such…

[@MatthewChenault]

So, what you’re saying is the Outer Rim was right to secede? _Dixieland intensifies._

[@alexwest2573]

I guess destroying the worlds the CIS controlled before falling into Republic hands makes sense looking at it from our POV. Kinda like how the Iraqi military burned the oil fields before retreating from the coalition forces.

[@a1morrison290]

Damn 11 months what was soo special about it

[@troywilliams9365]

Love these videos you keep us entertained with can't pass a day without watching one since finding the channel thank you keep up the great work and happy new year

[@zexalbrony4799]

0:25-0:43: Wait, but you all ready talked about the Battle of Atraken in a Battle Break Down [Map Visualisation] video three years ago(the exact length of the Clone Wars, ironic). If you're talking about it again that can only mean one thing, my time machine worked! This means I can now use its power for good to go back in time and stop Dinsey from canceling Clone Wars so we get all of those unfinished stories and then stop them from cutting The Owl House short! LOL. Also, you like to talk about how brutal and bad The Clone Wars was a lot, why can't you talk about the better side of things, because for every Battle of Atraken that was a blood bath, there was also a Liberation of Ryloth in which brave/noble Jedi and Clones saved the innocent people of the planet from Separatist occupation. Despite all the darkness that was rising during this time, there was still light shining through here and there, with some planets actually being helped by either the Republic or the Separatist during this time, you know until the Empire rose to power and then all the planets that hadn't suffered truly bad just yet suffered under the Empire while for the planets that had already suffered greatly from the Clone Wars it was just business as usual.

[@afriendlycadian9857]

who are the dudes at *0:27* LOOK SICK

[@HighGroundAnimations]

Thanks! :D Captain Tukk & the 241st, fan design & rendering by me.

[@ardascholar5289]

and yet history is written by the victors so i guess there IS such a thing as winning a war

[@zachduperron8543]

This battle could have been won with commandos going behind enemy lines in the mine fortresses.