Actually its pretty strong it's just developers dont put it good spots on the map... not making it face a good direction or worse not put cover around it
@@william_brobrine8975 Yeah I've found that it does real well against vehicles especially on Felucia. It can be hard using it on players because they will instantly roll as soon as a few shots hit them.
I've gone on a few kill streaks with one on Command Post D on Geonosis. It melts right through deflecting saber heroes, and can melt a tank with about 1 cool down in between.
The 501st: Vader's Fist, the best of the best. Personal soldiers of the the emperor's right hand. Moff Gideon's Crew: Remnant force, some of whom have likely never seen combat before, led by a man who casually kills his own men for basically no reason.
Each member of the 501st was as strong as 10 shiney's in my opinion. The 501st were the best clones that weren't special made like Commandos and what not.
Ewoks are invincible tech monsters. They will take it away, kill you with it, then scoop your storm trooper brains from your scorched hemet. Ahh Ewoks, so cute.
He's a Clone, and a Commando, a normal clone is superior to a Stormtrooper in every way, so a Commando puts em to even greater shame. Darmen was a bad ass!
Lord Admiral Spire Lord Admiral Spire the e-11 that most stormtroopers use is based on the sten guns successor. The stirling sub machine gun. But the longer rifle storm troopers and the rebels used were built off of stg44s and in return of the Jedi they used m16s as the base for the a280. Almost all of the blasters in the original trilogy were built off of surplus guns.
@@davedavidson8208 Nope, MG42 is not a heavy machine gun, sorry. It does not fit into any of the heavy machine gun characteristics. Maybe if you provide a source that said it is.
Well the one in that clip from rebels was firing slow and with a lot of recoil. Even in a low gravity setting. Maybe the yellow bolts are much more powerful but also have to be fired slower. It makes sense since they are firing at space whales.
The E-Web not only also appears in Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 3 but is usable too and becomes instrumental into completing important objectives, mostly to take down armored imperial vehicles or cut through waves of troopers. They’re also naturally used by stormtroopers as a heavier firing enemy. Also makes brief appearances in the Star Wars arcade game.
Two Stormtroopers were needed to carry it, yet Dyn Jarren ripped it off the stand and used it like a minigun in an 80's action movie. Don't mess with a Mandalorian.
The reason for differing colors of blaster bolts is the type of blaster gas used. Spin-sealed tibanna gas actually produces a blue bolt. Orveth and Sig respectively produce the red and green bolts, IIRC.
I remember the E-Web model with the shield generator from Han Solo at Stars' End. Han uses one to hold off a group of Espos, with its shield taking many hits from the CSA's heavy weapons before it gives out. Seemed like an awesome variant!
I could more advancements with this design where it works sorts like the Cip-Quad cannon. Where a single user could wield this thing like a chain gun connected to a power pack worn on the back
What many people forget is that Hutts were once a very martial race. They had power armor that mounted an Eweb as a shoulder cannon that they could aim just by looking at you. You want to bring a tank to the battlefield. Hutts are the tanks.
Idk, Just shoot 1 bolt at the power generator with any small pistol and blow up the enemy firing at you with a large radius apparantly... I love this episode but I sighed hard at that detail
If I had to take a guess, yellow bullets are maybe non-combustible? The mining guild had a lot of gas at the bottom, shooting it would destroy everything, so I imagine the non combustible bolts prevent that, at the cost of strength.
In the star wars rpg, I had a wookie that built a colonial marine style smartgun out of an e-web and a pile of droid parts. The droid intelligence acted as the gunner's mate, there was a waist harness with a droid arm holding the gun and acting like recoil compensation, and the power unit was on a backpack. He wasn't very mobile, but imagine a wookie in battle armor with something like that. It was so fun watching imperial stormtroopers break ranks and run just from seeing it.
What if a wookie or a lasat used the eweb like chirruts friend from rogue one used his blaster, with the battery pack thing strapped to his back, and the eweb in hand
I thought I remember reading in the republic commando series that the some clone commandos carried e-webs. Iirc, either darmin or atin carries it or the squad has it spread out amongst them
The way they have it stated in the FFGSWRPG is that it has cumbersome(5), meaning you need 5 brawn to use this thing unassisted without penalty. For reference, an average human is brawn 2, an especially athletic human or a baseline wookie has a brawn of 3. Tripods, weapons harnesses, or slings if you're a particularly beefy creature can all offset that, but I think that does a good job of conveying just how hefty these things are. Best real world comparison is that this thing is the space version of the American M2 .50 cal.
you forget that the E-WEB was also featured in the FFG SWRP core rule books. it also keeps to the details by making two players set it up, not to mention the E-WEB was also shown in the shadows of the empire n64 game being an automated turret.
2nd attempt. When are you going to cover the Empire and Rebel Space stations from EAW? And If any appeared in legends material? I made a suggestion over 2 years ago. :(
Wookie sees Baze (Rogue One) carrying a lightning cannon with backpack generator and looks at a E-Web and thinks… _hmm._ Modifying it for use as a one man weapon for a Wookie wouldn't be hard, just attach a backpack harness to the generator, add the power controls to the gun (or automate them) and blast away. A Wookie is smart and experienced enough to operate both systems. Still, imagine a Wookie with a MWC-35c "Staccato Lightning" repeating cannon. The weight would be nothing to them, they could probably dual wield them or carry a force shield in the off hand. So now you need to do a video on the MWC-35c, and are it or the E-Web legal to open carry?
Well, I doubt that more civilised worlds would allow having equivalent of heavy machine gun, at least when it comes to civilian population, but on the Outer Rim, especially on more lawless worlds... But then comes problem of supplying it with the spare parts, but it's possible
As a original fan of of the original Star Wars I have to say Star Wars Rebels is non-canon made by Disney I find anything made by Disney to be not Cannon
It sort of makes me think of it like a Star Wars version of the dushka or M2 browning, just from the firepower, the crew, and it having to be carried in several pieces
the imperial version might be cheeper then the clone wars one. if the clone wars one is better it might also be more expensive so I can understan why they would step back a bit if the cost offset is enough to justify the downgread. like say the clone wars one cost ten times the imperial one. well if you can get ten for one slightly better one then I can understand it.
Yeah, it requires two guys.... unless your in Galactic Battlegrounds, where they can be used by one man and and everyone in a entire platoon gets their own one. Or Shadows Of the Empire where it's somehow automated.
"Two man crew" becomes "4 men, 2 for gun, 2 for energy pack"... and still neglects the obvious plus two for the tripod. So... six man crew. Plus probably another two for the local security (shown in the scene) and to replace any casualties for the crew actively serving the weapon, but fair enough that we not count them as absolutely critical to the weapon system's performance. None the less... it's straight up a six man crew, not four, and certainly not two. Even if not all six of them are constantly fondling the fiddly bits to make it pew pew pew, it's still six to transport and emplace and effectively employ.
I think that "two for gun" means that one grabs barrel and one tripod and ammo crate, but I guess that one-two man more for more ammo crates would be still usefull
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E web? Nah that's the vibe-check cannon
*kids screaming in the distance as the new kid shows off his new toy*
Imagine a Transport vehicle with an e webb in the inside with 180 degree coverage and you can just slide the door open
@@yuurichito1439 huey helicopter with minigun
The Rebel scum have failed the vibe check! Blast 'em!
Do people even know what the true meaning of vibe check is anymore
E-WEB in movies and shows: *OP*
EWEB in Battlefront 2: weak
Actually its pretty strong it's just developers dont put it good spots on the map... not making it face a good direction or worse not put cover around it
@@william_brobrine8975 Yeah I've found that it does real well against vehicles especially on Felucia. It can be hard using it on players because they will instantly roll as soon as a few shots hit them.
@@Burning-Twilight exactly
I've gone on a few kill streaks with one on Command Post D on Geonosis. It melts right through deflecting saber heroes, and can melt a tank with about 1 cool down in between.
Yeah the locations are shit, but one of them is pretty good on Death Star, which shoots down a busy chokepoint.
501st: sets up e web in seconds
Moff Gideon’s crew: Takes like six minutes to slap it together
501st was Vader's Fist. The best of the best. Makes complete sense to me :)
That 5 minute charge up time is what I’m guessing.
Gideon had plenty of time and was in no rush. Probably wanted the intimidation factor of having Mando and gang watch the thing being setup
The 501st: Vader's Fist, the best of the best. Personal soldiers of the the emperor's right hand.
Moff Gideon's Crew: Remnant force, some of whom have likely never seen combat before, led by a man who casually kills his own men for basically no reason.
Each member of the 501st was as strong as 10 shiney's in my opinion. The 501st were the best clones that weren't special made like Commandos and what not.
“Some weapons should just be called checkmate devices”
-Wilhuff Tarkin on the tarkin doctrine
Empire: Without two men it is difficult to shoot the E-WEB....
The Mandolorian rips E-WEB of its tripod not once but twice..
Like Rambo!
@@pyeitme508 More like the Master Chief.
He's learned from the chief
I Executed and ordered u a 66th like!
Gideon does mention that the E-web his forces were using was an upgraded mode.
You forgot to mention that ancient hutts would wear shoulder fired e-webs on their power armor.
reason it's so scary is the following.
E-Web: *brrrrrrrrt*
A-10 Warthog: *brrrrrrrrt*
More likely the MG42 - same weapontype, same effect.
And I think the MG42 is the mother of "Brrrt" ;)
That dog got eaten
Määde weaker old frail mother
@@knight1706 but still the mother.
@Christian Kenny sry but you have no clue, because the history tells the truth.
The E-Web reminds me of how heavy machine guns were used in the late victorian era/early 20th century
Maybe.
Looks like it's based on them
Reminds me of Maxim/Vickers heavy machine guns.
Maxim guns?
@@keithnicolas3097 Yeah something like the Maxim gun mixed with a gatling gun.
E web a day keeps the ewoks away.
Lol
):-(
Ewoks are invincible tech monsters. They will take it away, kill you with it, then scoop your storm trooper brains from your scorched hemet. Ahh Ewoks, so cute.
Trooper man
Trooper man
Does whatever a trooper can.
Spins an E-WEB
Any size
Blasts rebels
Just like flies
Look out
Here comes the trooper man
Rebel Man
Rebel Man
Does whatever a Rebel can
Builds an E-WEB
Proves he's wise
Shoots Imperials
All day long
Get ready to die
To the Rebel Man
Agent Washington you ducked it up
Imagine if someone used it like a minigun, Generator as a backpack
That would actually make a great weapon pick-up like from battlefield. Sounds badass
Like the heavy's minigun in Battlefront 2?
you can use a light repeating version of it, but the power geberator heats up too much for repeated fire
Wouldn't be a problem for phase 3 Darktroopers
In republic comando: hard contact. Darman carries a whole e web on his pack
+ other weaponry . When Republic Commandos are going to a mission, there are prepared
5:29 when you shoot the red barrel
Molecular Memes haha
As soon as I saw them walk out with it I just thought "oh noooo" and then did the Vader "WAT" when he picked it up Z6 Rotary Blaster style
I would like to point out in legends a clone commando lugged one of those SOBs behind enemy lines in the book Hard Contact
He's a Clone, and a Commando, a normal clone is superior to a Stormtrooper in every way, so a Commando puts em to even greater shame. Darmen was a bad ass!
Dorn Lives!
Gideon: Noooo! You can't just pick up an E-WEB single handedly! It's too heavy and needs two people!
Mando: ha ha big gun goes pew pew
Imagine if Spider-Man had this, but it shot webbing instead.
ThwipThwipThwipThwipThwipThwipThwipThwipThwipThwip
We've seen it. In Ultimate Spiderman.
Evrant Go web go!
You mean the splooge-cannon?
Basically Star Wars version of a heavy machine gun, like the Browning M2 or the DShK.
Lord Admiral Spire Lord Admiral Spire the e-11 that most stormtroopers use is based on the sten guns successor. The stirling sub machine gun. But the longer rifle storm troopers and the rebels used were built off of stg44s and in return of the Jedi they used m16s as the base for the a280. Almost all of the blasters in the original trilogy were built off of surplus guns.
@@TheShadowcompany1 those long rifles in the hands of stormtroopers were based on MG-34 or mockups of this gun
That’s a good name
I approve
@@davedavidson8208 Nah, I don't think so.
MG42 is a general purpose machine gun. While the E-WED is more analogous to a heavy machine gun.
@@davedavidson8208
Nope, MG42 is not a heavy machine gun, sorry. It does not fit into any of the heavy machine gun characteristics.
Maybe if you provide a source that said it is.
Someone should hook one up to a gonk.
Well the one in that clip from rebels was firing slow and with a lot of recoil. Even in a low gravity setting. Maybe the yellow bolts are much more powerful but also have to be fired slower. It makes sense since they are firing at space whales.
E-Web in BFII:😀
E-Web in Rebels: 😤
E-Web in Mandalorian: 💪
1:18 So that’s why it’s so trash in Star Wars Battlefront 1 and 2
PancakeHouse 16 Battlefront 2 has lost my interest. Everything is stupid there.
@@grumpycat6429 I like Star Wars Battlefront 2
Grumpy Cat what is so stupid about battlefront 2
Grumpy Cat someone’s salty cause they’re TrAsH
@Grumpy Cat
So it’s like your life?
I love how in the Mandalorian they treat it as this terrifying weapon, but in the video games they’re so weak
Everybody gangsta until the Imps whip out the E-web.
E-WEB is terrifying because it goes brtttttttttttttt
Not a minigun.
@@pyeitme508 The Minigun doesn't go brrrrrrtttttt either. The GAU-8 does.
The E-Web not only also appears in Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 3 but is usable too and becomes instrumental into completing important objectives, mostly to take down armored imperial vehicles or cut through waves of troopers. They’re also naturally used by stormtroopers as a heavier firing enemy. Also makes brief appearances in the Star Wars arcade game.
Spoilers start at 3:50 for those who haven't seen The Mandolorian. Plenty of great info before that though.
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A capacitor of that size with the technology of Star Wars is sure gonna have aLOT of energy
I didn't notice that it had actually fired at the Millenium Falcon.
2:20
Lmao
Realistically this should have a range 2,000+ yards easy
It’s like a mix of a 50cal & an automatic 40mm grenade launcher
Two Stormtroopers were needed to carry it, yet Dyn Jarren ripped it off the stand and used it like a minigun in an 80's action movie. Don't mess with a Mandalorian.
For the same reasons the British feared the Germany's machine guns.
Why is that power box not armored?
You've done so many videos on vehicles, weapons, and on and on and on and there's still a lot you haven't touched. So cool.
I swear this dude living in the star wars universe, you got quotes from soldiers!?!?
The reason for differing colors of blaster bolts is the type of blaster gas used. Spin-sealed tibanna gas actually produces a blue bolt. Orveth and Sig respectively produce the red and green bolts, IIRC.
Tip for videos, when doing spoiler warnings, give timestamps for when it starts and when it ends.
Get Disney + and quit crying.
I remember the E-Web model with the shield generator from Han Solo at Stars' End.
Han uses one to hold off a group of Espos, with its shield taking many hits from the CSA's heavy weapons before it gives out. Seemed like an awesome variant!
Awesome weapon. You should do an overview of Disruptors!
*Laughs in Heavy Bolter.*
Basically the M2 of star wars
That was my thought.
I could more advancements with this design where it works sorts like the Cip-Quad cannon. Where a single user could wield this thing like a chain gun connected to a power pack worn on the back
Star Wars: State pf the Art cooling system
Me: So its only "4000" year old tech
3:10 this could very well be an upgraded variant that doesn't require a technician
Mando is legit Chief now
What many people forget is that Hutts were once a very martial race. They had power armor that mounted an Eweb as a shoulder cannon that they could aim just by looking at you. You want to bring a tank to the battlefield. Hutts are the tanks.
Idk,
Just shoot 1 bolt at the power generator with any small pistol and blow up the enemy firing at you with a large radius apparantly...
I love this episode but I sighed hard at that detail
@NPClown#65853514
They probably didn’t think about that in the heat of the moment
If I had to take a guess, yellow bullets are maybe non-combustible? The mining guild had a lot of gas at the bottom, shooting it would destroy everything, so I imagine the non combustible bolts prevent that, at the cost of strength.
In the star wars rpg, I had a wookie that built a colonial marine style smartgun out of an e-web and a pile of droid parts. The droid intelligence acted as the gunner's mate, there was a waist harness with a droid arm holding the gun and acting like recoil compensation, and the power unit was on a backpack. He wasn't very mobile, but imagine a wookie in battle armor with something like that. It was so fun watching imperial stormtroopers break ranks and run just from seeing it.
What if a wookie or a lasat used the eweb like chirruts friend from rogue one used his blaster, with the battery pack thing strapped to his back, and the eweb in hand
I thought I remember reading in the republic commando series that the some clone commandos carried e-webs. Iirc, either darmin or atin carries it or the squad has it spread out amongst them
For real world comparison, a M2HB 50Cal machine gun is also weight 38kg.
eweb in movies and shows: haha blaster goes brrrrr
eweb in battlefront2: lol nerf gun
Didnt it take 6 people to set up the gun 2 to carry the tripod, 2 for the gun, and 2 for the battery
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The mini gun is the closest thing you can get to a hand version of an e-web.
The way they have it stated in the FFGSWRPG is that it has cumbersome(5), meaning you need 5 brawn to use this thing unassisted without penalty.
For reference, an average human is brawn 2, an especially athletic human or a baseline wookie has a brawn of 3. Tripods, weapons harnesses, or slings if you're a particularly beefy creature can all offset that, but I think that does a good job of conveying just how hefty these things are.
Best real world comparison is that this thing is the space version of the American M2 .50 cal.
you forget that the E-WEB was also featured in the FFG SWRP core rule books. it also keeps to the details by making two players set it up, not to mention the E-WEB was also shown in the shadows of the empire n64 game being an automated turret.
He mentioned that roleplaying games were among his sources of information.
Find it poetic that Mando’s journey began along side a IG Unit, facing an E-Web. And ends along side a IG Unit, facing an E-web
have an astro droid made around the node and serve as the weapons holster.
Essentially, these troops were Direct Fire Support Weapons (DFSW) Platoon. Section Action! High mount, sights on! LOL
This thing is basically the Imperial equivalent of the MG-42,that the Wehrmacht used in WWII,better known as "Hitler´s Buzzsaw".
Fun fact the E-WEB was based on the famous Vickers Machine Gun used in World War I
The ammo pack reminds me of Old Painless from Predator.
Anyone who knows what an M2 .50 cal can do doesn't have to ask why a crew-serve weapon is so scary.
The Mantis from Fallen Order would be a cool video
2nd attempt.
When are you going to cover the Empire and Rebel Space stations from EAW? And If any appeared in legends material? I made a suggestion over 2 years ago. :(
The energy version of the Maxim or Ma Deuce.
"Ya know, this T21 is pretty awesome... but you know what would make it even better? Full. Auto. Yeeeaaaaah!"
In the Shadows of the Empire video game, there appears to be an automated model of E-WEB, though I’m not sure it’s canon even by legends standards.
It looks like a futuristic Dshkm
From what I have read, the colour of a blaster bolt is dependant on what gas is used. There must be specifics within that.
Wookie sees Baze (Rogue One) carrying a lightning cannon with backpack generator and looks at a E-Web and thinks… _hmm._
Modifying it for use as a one man weapon for a Wookie wouldn't be hard, just attach a backpack harness to the generator, add the power controls to the gun (or automate them) and blast away. A Wookie is smart and experienced enough to operate both systems.
Still, imagine a Wookie with a MWC-35c "Staccato Lightning" repeating cannon. The weight would be nothing to them, they could probably dual wield them or carry a force shield in the off hand.
So now you need to do a video on the MWC-35c, and are it or the E-Web legal to open carry?
I feel like hauling an E-Web around is going to get you some pretty suspicious looks on just about any planet.
Well, I doubt that more civilised worlds would allow having equivalent of heavy machine gun, at least when it comes to civilian population, but on the Outer Rim, especially on more lawless worlds... But then comes problem of supplying it with the spare parts, but it's possible
Weilding an E-WEB handheld is basically Heavy from TF2. All you need is a Sandvich
Look out here comes the E-Web-Man!
Mando went Rambo with the e web
mando: *grabs e-web* vibe check
Eweb was also featured in republic commando in 3 separate locations.
It's a 6 man gun team it takes 2 to carry the tripod 2 to carry the gun and 2 to carry the power supply
As a original fan of of the original Star Wars I have to say Star Wars Rebels is non-canon made by Disney I find anything made by Disney to be not Cannon
This thing was so powerful in Star wars battlefront 1 (2015), people just didn't realize it....
The color of the shot can affect the gas used so each fraction used which is prone best
It sort of makes me think of it like a Star Wars version of the dushka or M2 browning, just from the firepower, the crew, and it having to be carried in several pieces
More like a Maxim MG
the imperial version might be cheeper then the clone wars one. if the clone wars one is better it might also be more expensive so I can understan why they would step back a bit if the cost offset is enough to justify the downgread. like say the clone wars one cost ten times the imperial one. well if you can get ten for one slightly better one then I can understand it.
this same blaster is in Star Wars Resistance #4 Hunt for Celsor 3 blew a nice big hole in a beastie the platform used for food.
4 man crew, two for the gun and two for the power/cooler unit.
Might as well just call it Big dakka pew pew gun
I’d say the different color laser’s is due to a different gas being used.
Seemed like basically just a machine gun like the normal gatling gun from like clone wars
I think the star destroyers in The Rise of Skywalksr could be more stupidly op if they had E-WEBs on them
Or just rapid fire point defense laser cannons
@@AbyssWatcher745 They don't? You'd think the Emperor would have learned, considering what happened to the last two superweapons he'd built.
It’s the damn space 50 caliber heavy machine gun.
This and its clone predecesor are my go to mounted weapons for defenses and on heavy offense
Also appearing in the 2015 and 2017 battlefront games.
The E-WEB repeating heavy blaster is just a space M-2 Browning.
Pretty sure one of the ATST's side mounted armaments is a double E-web. ATST is scary against infantry.
Because the main characters of Mandalorian don't have enough plot armor
Yeah, it requires two guys.... unless your in Galactic Battlegrounds, where they can be used by one man and and everyone in a entire platoon gets their own one. Or Shadows Of the Empire where it's somehow automated.
"Two man crew" becomes "4 men, 2 for gun, 2 for energy pack"... and still neglects the obvious plus two for the tripod. So... six man crew.
Plus probably another two for the local security (shown in the scene) and to replace any casualties for the crew actively serving the weapon, but fair enough that we not count them as absolutely critical to the weapon system's performance.
None the less... it's straight up a six man crew, not four, and certainly not two. Even if not all six of them are constantly fondling the fiddly bits to make it pew pew pew, it's still six to transport and emplace and effectively employ.
I think that "two for gun" means that one grabs barrel and one tripod and ammo crate, but I guess that one-two man more for more ammo crates would be still usefull
Maybe because it's name is _E(thernet)-WEB_