I gotta say, this is probably THE best Star Wars channel. They get into lore in such creative and interesting ways, compared to other channels that just read off a wiki page. These videos are like buzzfeed articles done right in the best possible way.
For me, I would be a freighter captain piloting a Gozanti-class cruiser with mostly a droid crew. At the price of 200,000 credits (and cheaper if used), it's not out of the possibility to get one, not to mention the Gozanti is one of the most common ships in the space lines. Seeing new planets in the Outer Rim while bringing supplies and goods to those on the frontier. A pretty good life to live.
Not to squash your hopes but I assure you that the overhead would probably match or surpass the cost of the ship. Fuel, permits, licensing, supplies, the droids, ect.... Heck even used droids pretty much start at like 2k+ for essentially pieces of junk. You would probably need at minimum 400k to even start up and realistically an extra 200k to ensure you could make it long enough to collect your first paycheck from a customer.
Don’t worry, you didn’t squash my hopes at all, I would make it work that I can assure you. Only those of weak wills would give up at the sight of speed bumps when on the path to their aspirations.
@@Retaferyr yeah, just as any start up business, the main equipment, which in this case is the ship, is only part of the cost. But of course the ship costing 200k instead of 400k, saves you 200k in start up costs. Honestly this cost, comparatively, seems about the same as a new truck driver buying himself a new semi truck, but of course there’s extra costs for plates, insurance, permits, etc…
I'll be looking forward to hearing the story of Space Commander John Randolph, Galactic Thug, which ends with him getting brought in dead by a bounty hunter and his ship being passed on to his son, Space Commander John Randolph II, Galactic Shopper, which ends with him getting deceived by his father's old gang and becomes the fall guy for a crime he had no involvement in, leaving the same ship to his son, Space Commander John Randolph III, Galactic Charter, who eschews civil contact and dedicates his life to exploring the Unknown Regions until his own tragic death when he hyper-jumps into a sun because he was distracted while looking for a new podcast to turn on.
Well, if you wanted a mundane job in the Star Wars universe, running a gun range for Stormtroopers seems like a good idea. Plenty of customers and you'll never have to replace the targets.
Preffered proffesion would probably be Bounty Hunter/High Value Transporter basically being the armoured truck of the SWU for high value cargo. A high speed heavily armed transport would cover both proffesions so when you can't find any worth while bounties you move a crate of something like Kryatt Dragon Pearl's from one system to another while providing security for the shipment, then you can either pick up another shipment or a bounty at the destination or at a near by system
For me, it's probably be the library and being historian, where I can read books for my free time or see some history about the species within the Galaxy during my work then go home before I do some shopping for food and new books for me, basically I be an bookworm and doing some research on areas that look interesting for my passion of history.
@@empereurotaku6855 yes, yes, and also Empire won't even bother me, because one I'm very shy and never like someone over my shoulder, two being historian is the best because we protect the history.
If you're force sensitive, I feel like you have more options than being a Jedi, like detective work, construction, psychology, medicine, and lobotomany.
Personally, given the choice I think working as security for a small farming community like the one Dinn hides out in with Cara Dune during season 1, would be a nice life. Sure, you’d spend more time being a farmer and/or handyman than actually chasing off raiders and such, but that’s how everyone would want it, and why the community would help support hiring someone for security as well (the pay would mostly cover equipment and the position would come with an understanding that I’d do regularly community stuff, but sometimes I’d need to worry about setting up and securing the safety of the village and surrounding forests or whatever. The sheriff in ep1 of season 2 would be a fairly distant second, as that would be full time security, so not nearly as comfortable and happy a life, but with appropriate pay I’m sure we could come to an agreement, that is at least until I found some isolated village like discussed above, as that would be a sweet life, especially if you had a Starfighter stashed away for trips to more populated areas if the need, or mood, struck you.
you should do a video or videos on what life was like for the average person through the different eras of star wars and which era would be the best to live for the joe everyman
honestly? i'd want to just open my own little dinner on some out of the way peaceful world. nothing fancy just. sitting there and cooking some quality food like Schnitzel and baked potato and whatever else. or whatever the star wars equivelant might be.
@@InventorZahran i mean i would. but unfortunately Ewoks are "Technically" Classified as Sentient and unfortunately eating other sentients is against many laws on most worlds. and i'm wanting this business to last as long as possible.
I would love to be a starship, droid or cybernetic engineer in Star Wars. A freelancer who sells their schematics to the highest bidder could live a very comfortable life. I could travel the galaxy off of the income. Unlimited potential there. Or I would be interested in private military contracting with the ability to take whatever job I want. A chance for adventure and to experience the galaxy sounds euphoric right now. A little action to spice things up would be welcomed too. It's also a career not talked about often in star wars. I would like to see more neutral parties discussed in Star Wars at some point, in lore or otherwise.
Unless you already are an engineer in rl, you aren't going to innovate shit in sw. Probably just be as dumb as you are now. Private military contractors already exist. They are called bounty hunters.
@@akale2620: Why are you so negative? This is a fictional universe where theoretically anything is possible. Considering Star Wars is based off of 60's sci-fi, there's a lot of room for tech to be updated. There are new fan made ships being made every day. This channel even covers the limitations of Star Wars tech. I'm really not sure what you're talking about. Also, bounty hunters only hunt targets with few exceptions. A PMC can be commissioned for any purpose. Corporate espionage, sabotage, and security work being a few examples. There's a difference.
To both make money and be independent you need to be extremely skilled, and if you are that skilled, the Empire will make you almost unrefusable offers to make you work for them.
Really it's not that hard, just convince them to accept slugthrower cannons on warships and off you go to sell the space equivalent of a dreadnought battleship in a galaxy that's stuck with pre-dreadnoughts. The big bucks will roll in quite fast.
@@user-ft3jq5vi2l I was more thinking rail guns, but traditional slug throwers will work too. That, or just updating sensor technology. Which is apparently shit in pretty much every Star Wars era and canon.
Ideally I'd work as a supercargo for a trader (this doesn't involve spandex and capes;). The supercargo is in charge of managing the cargo and acting as the agent in ports. Either drumming up shipments for third parties or buying and selling local goods that could be resold at the next port.
I would stick to being Star Wars Universe EMS, Star Wars Pre-Hospital Care would be a fun time I bet lmao Me: “So what led up to this?” Patient: “I got mauled by a fucking gundark!” Me: shidddddddddd
Doctor: What happened to you? Patient: (almost proudly) A Wookiee tore my arm out of it's socket! Doctor: Oh. You guys are a dime a dozen. You're the 6th one today... Patient: ~~~
Let's see...with my skills and background I would be one of two things: I'd have to wear that abominable black headgear as an engineer in the Imperial Navy, a ship designer on Corellia since I probably wouldn't have the family connections to get into the ones on Kuat. Or the most likely thing: I'd be sold into slavery by my impoverished, crappy parents and would be working in a mine until I died at the ripe old age of 15.
Hey alan, i think you should do a video on “perfect droids for a bounty hunter” or droid modifications for an average citizen, maybe turn a gonk into an eski to keep the jawa juice cold
Given the overall economic similarities between AGFFA and Earth, I'm going to assume most people would have a remarkably similar lot in life to what they have now. For me that equates to corporate or government IT security.
Oh cool, I want to be a gunner on a starship. Because manually aiming, firing and reloading a massive ship-to-ship turboloader out of an open window on a starship like it was an age of sail brig only makes perfect sense.
At this point this still seems like a better gig than here on earth. At least there’s still places to go where nobody else is. That’s the problem with earth now. Everywhere has been claimed and anywhere they can’t is not feasible for human survival
Agreed, literally every sliver of good land is claimed by nations and factions, the only parts of earth that remain unclaimed are the bad ones... And nobody wants the expired scraps of lunch time now do we?
It's a shame. Besides the very few "untouched" places on Earth, you can really only "explore" where someone else has been at this point. "Too late to explore the world. Too early to explore the galaxy." Just in time to dream about doing either over the internet. lol
Kinda depends how well you'd be at keeping what you have, & how willing you're to maim & kill those who stand in your way. the thing with truly unexplored frontiers with abundance of opportunities also means a myriad of ways to get yourself killed simply by being around. being adventurous in such places are surefire ways of living a short life unless you have ungodly amount of luck, while playing it safe would only be as boring as playing it safe goes, & given that such frontiers are inherently NOT safe, playing it safe ain't actually all that safe to begin with.
Muy simple, han salvado las galaxias tantas veces que algún que otro negocio o subsidio tendrán, junto con muchos ahorros de sus épocas más "liberales"
If I have some credits, I would love to start my own "radio" station in the outer rim, even if just as a hobby. With the range of probably just the nearby system, I would love to provide music to cut through the emptiness of space for visiting freighters and residents of the planets. Maybe if it gets big enough local companies will even advertise through the station, which makes it a good source of income too.
i think if i lived in the star wars universe i would become a storm trooper. there aren’t all that many options and getting a job in the corps can bring you some decent pay and some good opportunities
I always imagined I'd be a head chef on space station or something. Of course, ive always wanted to have my own podcast. Imagine having a podcast that is watched or listened to throughout the whole galaxy!?
Allen In Star Wars' era, I would have been a technician at one of those worlds. Here, on Earth, I am an electronics technician right now working Biomedical Device company. This company manufactured Hyperbaric Chambers or official's name: Pressurized Hyperbaric Vessel (PHV). These chambers or vessels are used mainly for medical purposes. Hospitals and clinics around the world have these chambers. In Star Wars, Bacta is similar to chamber's pure oxygen pressurized help healing processes. There are studies on these chambers can help in healing of certain ailments and diseases. Maybe, in Star Wars' universe, they may have these chambers or vessels.
I would start a revolution in the Star Wars galaxy, a revolution called Rock & Roll. With my brand new style of music that will sweep through the Outer Rim like wildfire, entire planets would show up to our live concerts. So far we've only seen music in Star Wars treated as background noise for cantinas, so it feels like they're stuck in the 1930s when it comes to how they view and interact with music. It's ripe for someone to take it to the next stage, figuratively and literally, and make music the centerpiece of art and culture in the galaxy, as it should be. No more generic Bith Cantina Song #3, it's time for the galaxy's first heavy metal punk rock band, Star Destroyer, to start a music revolution.
I'd save up for the Star Wars space ship equivalent of a 1978 Oldsmobile Delta 88. A classic tank of a car with a ridiculously reliable engine with plenty of power to get around.
I would go out of my way to find some action in the star wars universe, join a faction as a soldier, pilot, or mechanic. That or I could always make my way to Tatooine and try to work for the hutts. If that doesn’t work then I would try to join a crew. JUST SOMETHING EXCITING
I already design industrial facilities for agriculture! Most likely Id be doing exactly what im doing right now, just in some mid-rim planet. If im lucky, I'd be doing work for several planets in the system and could get the chance to go off-world every now and then! I also have a background in aviation, so if I was in the star wars universe I would probably have leaned heavier into a career as a pilot of some sort!
I would probably be doing what I do in life now. Working private security in some form, but more on the tech side of the industry. Probably on Coruscant or a similar planet. Though I'd dream of being a pilot.
I'd take a risk in being an independent space trucker. Sure there's risks involved, but I'd be able to fly to planet to planet, manage my own hours and picks my own shipments to take. If none of that works out, I'll become a gun for hire.
Body guard, captain , smuggler , weapons dealer if you time it right you can even get a bunch of Lazer swords from dead space wizards those sell for nice premiums !
I'd probably become an independent small scale engineer in the outer rim. I'd mainly repare crafts and make some ships from spare parts. I may also weponaize viechles. Just cause
Jobs in the SW universe are the same as in ours exept they have space transport which is basically the maritime industry and the navy. I'd probably still have the same job I have here and live in Coruscant or Naboo.
This idea came to me randomly while watching ‘if anakin could survive’ order 66. What if mace windu executing the chancellor causes the senate to issue the order 66, so now we have a situation where the Republic tried murdering the Jedi order while the separatists no longer had Dooku or the republic having no Jedi and palpatine?
In my trusty 720 Ghtroc freighter I would be a intergalactic produce trader . Bringing produce to far reaches of the outer rim . Guaranteed fresh or almost .
Its too bad. Obi Wan sure convinced me, when I was little, that anyone could learn how to be a Jedi and that you just needed a teacher. Now you have to have special blood...
Professional lackey sounds good to me. Not henchman, henchmen get killed. Lackeys get benefits and when things go south, flip sides or just fade into the background.
Freight pilot probably a gizanti class or maybe something korellion. I'd have a organic crew mostly part droid as well but I'd operate mostly in the mid and outer rim and hopefully get a core worlds job every now and then. If not that I'd join the stormtrooper core and retire to a outer rim farm as a security hand.
nah i’d be force sensitive for sure. i’d team up with Ahsoka Tano so i could receive training from someone whos not a naive jedi or edgy sith. then i’d retire to a nice quiet planet and use my training to live off the land and whatnot.
I would be happy to do what I do now. Computer Technician. Plenty of work in the Star Wars Universe. Would prob do that until i got the chance to buy a nice farm or work until I retire and start a food truck. Would be even more important than in real world to take some shooting courses and such so I would prob have a hobby level interest in defensive blaster use kinda like reality.
My best friend agreed years ago we would pool our money and buy a YT-1760 and start a small transport business. People and cargo 10 metic tons or below.
Clearly transport, or even better, a smuggler. I would prefer risking my life transporting stuff and traveling across remote areas of the galaxy searching artifacts-weapons rather than sitting in an office all day as politician.
A job in the government as a soldier or officer as a reserve unit or be posted on a core planet to avoid dying 24/7 or an outer rim planet when from the officer position I could esensally be the planets governor and enjoy an upper class life style unlike being posted on a core world where there is less chance of musseling though to a governor status.
I used to work in transportation and logistics but found it real boring. Maybe it'll be more interesting in the Star Wars universe, as long as I'm not stuck in a corporate office.
I'd probably end up being a government bureaucrat or a translator. There are so many languages in the Star Wars universe that I imagine there would be no shortage of work. I could work for the government, a corporation, or private practice, selling my skills to individuals or groups such as crime syndicates and cargo pilots.
I gotta say, this is probably THE best Star Wars channel. They get into lore in such creative and interesting ways, compared to other channels that just read off a wiki page. These videos are like buzzfeed articles done right in the best possible way.
Honestly though I love the in depth analysis of questions you never thought to ask
If only you could've done your own sw film right rian
And most importantly they recognize the nefarious evil that are dolphins and Ewoks.
Yes
You had me until Buzzfeed.
For me, I would be a freighter captain piloting a Gozanti-class cruiser with mostly a droid crew. At the price of 200,000 credits (and cheaper if used), it's not out of the possibility to get one, not to mention the Gozanti is one of the most common ships in the space lines. Seeing new planets in the Outer Rim while bringing supplies and goods to those on the frontier. A pretty good life to live.
Not bad at all. Good, honest work, it pays well if you're good at it, and a lot of freedom to it.
Not to squash your hopes but I assure you that the overhead would probably match or surpass the cost of the ship. Fuel, permits, licensing, supplies, the droids, ect.... Heck even used droids pretty much start at like 2k+ for essentially pieces of junk. You would probably need at minimum 400k to even start up and realistically an extra 200k to ensure you could make it long enough to collect your first paycheck from a customer.
Don’t worry, you didn’t squash my hopes at all, I would make it work that I can assure you. Only those of weak wills would give up at the sight of speed bumps when on the path to their aspirations.
@@Retaferyr yeah, just as any start up business, the main equipment, which in this case is the ship, is only part of the cost. But of course the ship costing 200k instead of 400k, saves you 200k in start up costs. Honestly this cost, comparatively, seems about the same as a new truck driver buying himself a new semi truck, but of course there’s extra costs for plates, insurance, permits, etc…
Engineer and mechanic maybe with a personal komrak class fighter for racing on weekends
Yeah, space trucking, space diner cook, or space gangsta thug might be my lines of work in the Galaxy Far Far Away.
I'll be looking forward to hearing the story of Space Commander John Randolph, Galactic Thug, which ends with him getting brought in dead by a bounty hunter and his ship being passed on to his son, Space Commander John Randolph II, Galactic Shopper, which ends with him getting deceived by his father's old gang and becomes the fall guy for a crime he had no involvement in, leaving the same ship to his son, Space Commander John Randolph III, Galactic Charter, who eschews civil contact and dedicates his life to exploring the Unknown Regions until his own tragic death when he hyper-jumps into a sun because he was distracted while looking for a new podcast to turn on.
Id probably end up being some deadbeat in the lower levels of Coruscant lol
Id end up as a guard or maybe a droid manufacturer... Or perhaps I'll be rancor food? Either way I'm no skywalker
Pretty much everyone dude. Only especial forces soldiers will get the more interesting jobs
Well, if you wanted a mundane job in the Star Wars universe, running a gun range for Stormtroopers seems like a good idea. Plenty of customers and you'll never have to replace the targets.
Preffered proffesion would probably be Bounty Hunter/High Value Transporter basically being the armoured truck of the SWU for high value cargo. A high speed heavily armed transport would cover both proffesions so when you can't find any worth while bounties you move a crate of something like Kryatt Dragon Pearl's from one system to another while providing security for the shipment, then you can either pick up another shipment or a bounty at the destination or at a near by system
For me, it's probably be the library and being historian, where I can read books for my free time or see some history about the species within the Galaxy during my work then go home before I do some shopping for food and new books for me, basically I be an bookworm and doing some research on areas that look interesting for my passion of history.
Your idea seem very intresting. Being a historian in a galactic scaled civilisation would be full of intresting history subject to study to.
But make sure you weren’t working at the library of the Jedi Temple🤣
@@empereurotaku6855 yes, yes, and also Empire won't even bother me, because one I'm very shy and never like someone over my shoulder, two being historian is the best because we protect the history.
@@timchiu501 oh, I probably be an visitor when they need some historical information.
I still find it funny how so many Star Wars character's resort to Smuggling or Bounty Hunting after being Under-Cover or Exiled.
yeah because their skillset suits that lifestyle.
If you're force sensitive, I feel like you have more options than being a Jedi, like detective work, construction, psychology, medicine, and lobotomany.
True, jedi can detect lies tanks to the force and the force also gives them incredible reflexes, response times and remarkably steady hands.
I love that you just explained inflation and the issue of printing money.
Money printer go brrr, economy go bust!
Palpatine was big on government spending too, which led to inflation so too much of it was probably not good.
Personally, given the choice I think working as security for a small farming community like the one Dinn hides out in with Cara Dune during season 1, would be a nice life. Sure, you’d spend more time being a farmer and/or handyman than actually chasing off raiders and such, but that’s how everyone would want it, and why the community would help support hiring someone for security as well (the pay would mostly cover equipment and the position would come with an understanding that I’d do regularly community stuff, but sometimes I’d need to worry about setting up and securing the safety of the village and surrounding forests or whatever.
The sheriff in ep1 of season 2 would be a fairly distant second, as that would be full time security, so not nearly as comfortable and happy a life, but with appropriate pay I’m sure we could come to an agreement, that is at least until I found some isolated village like discussed above, as that would be a sweet life, especially if you had a Starfighter stashed away for trips to more populated areas if the need, or mood, struck you.
you should do a video or videos on what life was like for the average person through the different eras of star wars and which era would be the best to live for the joe everyman
honestly? i'd want to just open my own little dinner on some out of the way peaceful world. nothing fancy just. sitting there and cooking some quality food like Schnitzel and baked potato and whatever else. or whatever the star wars equivelant might be.
Would you do your fellow humans a favor and add Ewok meat to your menu?
@@InventorZahran i mean i would. but unfortunately Ewoks are "Technically" Classified as Sentient and unfortunately eating other sentients is against many laws on most worlds. and i'm wanting this business to last as long as possible.
Please add grilled sea cucumber in a blanket to your menu
@@yojis sorry but i don't serve crimes against nature.
New generation tech video just dropped let's go.
Another dropped like 30 mins ago
I'd probably be a cargo pilot, independent or not I don't really care. That's if I don't get a job in the STC.
Well, can you aim?
@@levitschetter5288 I've never touched a firearm in my life and I have a naturally shaky hand, so I'm sure I'll qualify.
I would love to be a starship, droid or cybernetic engineer in Star Wars. A freelancer who sells their schematics to the highest bidder could live a very comfortable life. I could travel the galaxy off of the income. Unlimited potential there.
Or I would be interested in private military contracting with the ability to take whatever job I want. A chance for adventure and to experience the galaxy sounds euphoric right now. A little action to spice things up would be welcomed too. It's also a career not talked about often in star wars. I would like to see more neutral parties discussed in Star Wars at some point, in lore or otherwise.
Unless you already are an engineer in rl, you aren't going to innovate shit in sw. Probably just be as dumb as you are now.
Private military contractors already exist. They are called bounty hunters.
@@akale2620: Why are you so negative? This is a fictional universe where theoretically anything is possible. Considering Star Wars is based off of 60's sci-fi, there's a lot of room for tech to be updated. There are new fan made ships being made every day. This channel even covers the limitations of Star Wars tech. I'm really not sure what you're talking about.
Also, bounty hunters only hunt targets with few exceptions. A PMC can be commissioned for any purpose. Corporate espionage, sabotage, and security work being a few examples. There's a difference.
To both make money and be independent you need to be extremely skilled, and if you are that skilled, the Empire will make you almost unrefusable offers to make you work for them.
Really it's not that hard, just convince them to accept slugthrower cannons on warships and off you go to sell the space equivalent of a dreadnought battleship in a galaxy that's stuck with pre-dreadnoughts. The big bucks will roll in quite fast.
@@user-ft3jq5vi2l I was more thinking rail guns, but traditional slug throwers will work too. That, or just updating sensor technology. Which is apparently shit in pretty much every Star Wars era and canon.
Anything to get me into the frontlines while also letting me keep my current gear.
Ideally I'd work as a supercargo for a trader (this doesn't involve spandex and capes;). The supercargo is in charge of managing the cargo and acting as the agent in ports. Either drumming up shipments for third parties or buying and selling local goods that could be resold at the next port.
I would stick to being Star Wars Universe EMS, Star Wars Pre-Hospital Care would be a fun time I bet lmao
Me: “So what led up to this?”
Patient: “I got mauled by a fucking gundark!”
Me: shidddddddddd
Obi wan: "You haven't been this anxious since we fell into that nest of gundarks."
Anikin: "Nice try master, but you were shitting yourself too."
Underrated comment.
@@CT5555_ LMAOOO
Doctor: What happened to you?
Patient: (almost proudly) A Wookiee tore my arm out of it's socket!
Doctor: Oh. You guys are a dime a dozen. You're the 6th one today...
Patient: ~~~
Let's see...with my skills and background I would be one of two things: I'd have to wear that abominable black headgear as an engineer in the Imperial Navy, a ship designer on Corellia since I probably wouldn't have the family connections to get into the ones on Kuat. Or the most likely thing: I'd be sold into slavery by my impoverished, crappy parents and would be working in a mine until I died at the ripe old age of 15.
Damn
I'd end up a janitor on the Death Star knowing my luck
I would so be a pilot. Taking odd jobs to make credits for supplies for my ship and exploring the galaxy
Hey alan, i think you should do a video on “perfect droids for a bounty hunter” or droid modifications for an average citizen, maybe turn a gonk into an eski to keep the jawa juice cold
Given the overall economic similarities between AGFFA and Earth, I'm going to assume most people would have a remarkably similar lot in life to what they have now. For me that equates to corporate or government IT security.
I’m definitely signing up to join the empire and see the galaxy.
Allen, I think you'd end up dancing on tables in a sleazy bar on Coruscant. I'd be cleaning the toilets in the same bar.
I would be too, but I'd be too distracted by Allen dancing to clean toilets!
OR I'd be that fat guy that takes care of the Rankor in Jabba's palace.
And I would be the bounty hunter arresting Allen for smuggling Ewok meat and violating the intergalactic sanitary transportation of foodstuffs act
Oh cool, I want to be a gunner on a starship. Because manually aiming, firing and reloading a massive ship-to-ship turboloader out of an open window on a starship like it was an age of sail brig only makes perfect sense.
It wasn't open... there was a shield there to protect you from space.
I'd end up as either imperial special forces or a bounty hunter. if I die at least I'd die in combat hopefully.
At this point this still seems like a better gig than here on earth. At least there’s still places to go where nobody else is. That’s the problem with earth now. Everywhere has been claimed and anywhere they can’t is not feasible for human survival
Agreed, literally every sliver of good land is claimed by nations and factions, the only parts of earth that remain unclaimed are the bad ones... And nobody wants the expired scraps of lunch time now do we?
It's a shame. Besides the very few "untouched" places on Earth, you can really only "explore" where someone else has been at this point. "Too late to explore the world. Too early to explore the galaxy." Just in time to dream about doing either over the internet. lol
Kinda depends how well you'd be at keeping what you have, & how willing you're to maim & kill those who stand in your way. the thing with truly unexplored frontiers with abundance of opportunities also means a myriad of ways to get yourself killed simply by being around. being adventurous in such places are surefire ways of living a short life unless you have ungodly amount of luck, while playing it safe would only be as boring as playing it safe goes, & given that such frontiers are inherently NOT safe, playing it safe ain't actually all that safe to begin with.
Can you do a video on the various scientific jobs in the star wars universe?
I woul love to be a historian or Archeologist
I would also love to do this. Even if isn't my favorite job option in the star wars Galaxy.
Hey Generation Tech are you guys still doing the Galactic Republic vs Earth project, or did you cancel that project?
Gotta say, you’re kicking some butt with getting those tricky lines out.
I would love to see how the Jedi made enough money to be able to have a big temple, lots of ships, and employees to work in the Jedi temple?
Muy simple, han salvado las galaxias tantas veces que algún que otro negocio o subsidio tendrán, junto con muchos ahorros de sus épocas más "liberales"
If I have some credits, I would love to start my own "radio" station in the outer rim, even if just as a hobby. With the range of probably just the nearby system, I would love to provide music to cut through the emptiness of space for visiting freighters and residents of the planets. Maybe if it gets big enough local companies will even advertise through the station, which makes it a good source of income too.
I just want a different job! One that they don't inject stuff into my brain!
Fives! Stay with me Fives! Fives!!!
@Idontknowmynamelol 17 oh yeah…sorry…
i think if i lived in the star wars universe i would become a storm trooper. there aren’t all that many options and getting a job in the corps can bring you some decent pay and some good opportunities
I would be an ewok chef, serving the best cooked ewok in the galaxy.
I always imagined I'd be a head chef on space station or something.
Of course, ive always wanted to have my own podcast. Imagine having a podcast that is watched or listened to throughout the whole galaxy!?
Best Star Wars channel, hands down!
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I’ve been getting into star wars as of late and designing an oc or two. This helped a lot and I just wanted to thank you!
Allen
In Star Wars' era, I would have been a technician at one of those worlds. Here, on Earth, I am an electronics technician right now working Biomedical Device company. This company manufactured Hyperbaric Chambers or official's name: Pressurized Hyperbaric Vessel (PHV). These chambers or vessels are used mainly for medical purposes. Hospitals and clinics around the world have these chambers. In Star Wars, Bacta is similar to chamber's pure oxygen pressurized help healing processes. There are studies on these chambers can help in healing of certain ailments and diseases. Maybe, in Star Wars' universe, they may have these chambers or vessels.
I would start a revolution in the Star Wars galaxy, a revolution called Rock & Roll. With my brand new style of music that will sweep through the Outer Rim like wildfire, entire planets would show up to our live concerts. So far we've only seen music in Star Wars treated as background noise for cantinas, so it feels like they're stuck in the 1930s when it comes to how they view and interact with music. It's ripe for someone to take it to the next stage, figuratively and literally, and make music the centerpiece of art and culture in the galaxy, as it should be. No more generic Bith Cantina Song #3, it's time for the galaxy's first heavy metal punk rock band, Star Destroyer, to start a music revolution.
If I were to translate my real life into SW I would be a design student with dreams of becoming a starship, droid or speeder designer.
Nice if I were to do something similar I would be a xeno veterinary student with dreams of owning a practice on some decent planet like naboo
I'd save up for the Star Wars space ship equivalent of a 1978 Oldsmobile Delta 88. A classic tank of a car with a ridiculously reliable engine with plenty of power to get around.
Pouring drinks, it’s my lot in life
Jedi Exploration and Agri Corps, also Baby snatching and Nurturing!
I would go out of my way to find some action in the star wars universe, join a faction as a soldier, pilot, or mechanic. That or I could always make my way to Tatooine and try to work for the hutts. If that doesn’t work then I would try to join a crew. JUST SOMETHING EXCITING
Navigator on a spice freighter, of course...
I'd love to be an engineer if I couldn't be force sensitive, working on all those massive ships would be pretty cool
I already design industrial facilities for agriculture! Most likely Id be doing exactly what im doing right now, just in some mid-rim planet. If im lucky, I'd be doing work for several planets in the system and could get the chance to go off-world every now and then!
I also have a background in aviation, so if I was in the star wars universe I would probably have leaned heavier into a career as a pilot of some sort!
I would probably be doing what I do in life now. Working private security in some form, but more on the tech side of the industry. Probably on Coruscant or a similar planet. Though I'd dream of being a pilot.
I'd love to be a force sensitive bounty hunter if I had the choice
This channel is always interesting. BTW I'd be a Mandalorian medic.
I would like to be a Mandalorian. Realistically I'd probably be some random moist farmers kid who died due to too many deathsticks lol.
I'd take a risk in being an independent space trucker. Sure there's risks involved, but I'd be able to fly to planet to planet, manage my own hours and picks my own shipments to take. If none of that works out, I'll become a gun for hire.
Body guard, captain , smuggler , weapons dealer if you time it right you can even get a bunch of Lazer swords from dead space wizards those sell for nice premiums !
I'd probably become an independent small scale engineer in the outer rim. I'd mainly repare crafts and make some ships from spare parts. I may also weponaize viechles. Just cause
Jobs in the SW universe are the same as in ours exept they have space transport which is basically the maritime industry and the navy.
I'd probably still have the same job I have here and live in Coruscant or Naboo.
This idea came to me randomly while watching ‘if anakin could survive’ order 66.
What if mace windu executing the chancellor causes the senate to issue the order 66, so now we have a situation where the Republic tried murdering the Jedi order while the separatists no longer had Dooku or the republic having no Jedi and palpatine?
The 2 factions would make peace. The core worlds would not want to keep the outer rim anymore.
but palpatine IS the senate
I’d prefer to work as a bounty Hunter or for a crime boss like Jabba or Maul.
Honestly, I would probably just be a factory worker. Relatively safe.
In my trusty 720 Ghtroc freighter I would be a intergalactic produce trader . Bringing produce to far reaches of the outer rim . Guaranteed fresh or almost .
I'd join up with the Pyke Syndicate as a smuggler or bounty hunter to be honest, unlike the Hutts the Pykes hire good price.
I just realized there must be spaceships transporting human feces from Coruscant to agricultural planets. 😬
Its too bad. Obi Wan sure convinced me, when I was little, that anyone could learn how to be a Jedi and that you just needed a teacher. Now you have to have special blood...
I would be in the imperial army. Love the Empire and love their technology and vehicles.
just don't be on the death star!
Professional lackey sounds good to me. Not henchman, henchmen get killed. Lackeys get benefits and when things go south, flip sides or just fade into the background.
What I don't understand about the TIE fighters is why they weren't piloted remotely from the relative safety of a Star Destroyer.
The problem with the empire is that it weakened the economy by strengthening the military.
Freight pilot probably a gizanti class or maybe something korellion. I'd have a organic crew mostly part droid as well but I'd operate mostly in the mid and outer rim and hopefully get a core worlds job every now and then. If not that I'd join the stormtrooper core and retire to a outer rim farm as a security hand.
Most people's jobs would be exactly what they're doing right now.
The guys with the yellow pad
Noble professions.
I now realise why parents willingly gave their children to the jedi
I’d be a musician in a cantina band wearing a fake alien costume head to get more cloud - humans don’t have that uniqueness factor
This makes me think of the rumor I heard that there is going to be a GTA style Star Wars game. I’m very hype now!!
Top 5 ideas for a New Star Wars trilogy/Disney+ series in SWEU
nah i’d be force sensitive for sure. i’d team up with Ahsoka Tano so i could receive training from someone whos not a naive jedi or edgy sith. then i’d retire to a nice quiet planet and use my training to live off the land and whatnot.
I'd probably drive the snow plow on Hoth. That parking lot at Echo Base must be a bitch to clear.
I always visualized myself as a yeoman farmer either on Sorgan or Chandrila
Bruh I’d wanna be a clone
I can’t believe y’all are still going inspiration
I would be happy to do what I do now. Computer Technician. Plenty of work in the Star Wars Universe. Would prob do that until i got the chance to buy a nice farm or work until I retire and start a food truck. Would be even more important than in real world to take some shooting courses and such so I would prob have a hobby level interest in defensive blaster use kinda like reality.
In real life, I'm corporate.
In the Star Wars Universe, I would love to be a ship pilot
My dream star wars job would probably be a ship for hire or a bounty hunter
I think Ill just sell Death Sticks seems a lot safer then most of these jobs in Star Wars
My best friend agreed years ago we would pool our money and buy a YT-1760 and start a small transport business. People and cargo 10 metic tons or below.
When am I ever gonna be able to say woo hoo! in a marketing office? 😆
Clearly transport, or even better, a smuggler. I would prefer risking my life transporting stuff and traveling across remote areas of the galaxy searching artifacts-weapons rather than sitting in an office all day as politician.
I would collect commander droid heads in the clone wars era
A job in the government as a soldier or officer as a reserve unit or be posted on a core planet to avoid dying 24/7 or an outer rim planet when from the officer position I could esensally be the planets governor and enjoy an upper class life style unlike being posted on a core world where there is less chance of musseling though to a governor status.
Thank you. 👍
I used to work in transportation and logistics but found it real boring. Maybe it'll be more interesting in the Star Wars universe, as long as I'm not stuck in a corporate office.
I'd probably end up being a government bureaucrat or a translator. There are so many languages in the Star Wars universe that I imagine there would be no shortage of work. I could work for the government, a corporation, or private practice, selling my skills to individuals or groups such as crime syndicates and cargo pilots.
I’d probably wind up being a subsistence farmer on a homestead
Are you going to do a review on the cash grab hotel… I mean, Star Wars galactic cruise hotel early look video?
Would probably be a deathsticks dealer. Can’t live in the galaxy without deathsticks!
I'm glad to be a janitor, nobody even knows me and I can take my skills anywhere. (: