#Askeck potential versus video so who you think would win: Halo: All occupants on the present lesser Ark such "The banished", "The UNSC spirit of fire", "Forerunner sentinel systems" and "Yapyaps grunt rebellion" vs Star wars: Grand admiral Thrawns 7th fleet. No flood in this because at this point its being contained.
Hey, I was wondering if you or anyone else knows of any Star Wars maps of the galaxy that actually take account of the three dimensional nature of the galaxy. It would be cool to actually see a better visualisation on an x, y, z plane and figure out where exactly planets are, because a 2D map really just doesn't cut it for realistic purposes. For anyone that knows this game, I'm kind of thinking like an Elite Dangerous map of our own galaxy, one that shows the "bubble" of human existence
In Asimov's Foundation series of novels, there is an Ecumenopolis planet called Trantor. To sustain a planet-wide city, twenty agricultural planets did nothing but ship food to Trantor via fleets of tens of thousands of freighters.
@@Lexivor And even Coruscant is vastly underpopulated for its size, as ecumenopolises would to go into the quadrillions. (With the limiting factor being heat.)
Technical note: the ecumenopolis definition at 0:57 had the roots switched. Ecumen means (inhabited) world, polis means city (metropolis, acropolis, necropolis, Minneapolis).
I've always been drawn to Taris and Nar Shaddaa, possibly due to how meaningful their history is in the Old Republic era. One for how tragic it was and the other for being a font of creativity with so many possibilities for original stories to flourish within.
It actually means "everyone lives in a city", which is different from "the whole world is a city" Also it's poleis not politai. The latter refers to citizens, the former refers to cities in the plural.
I've always asked myself the question: How could a world like that have a breathable atmosphere? Without an enviroment with animals and plants all the oxygen have to be produced Btw, good video
I think at least on Coruscant there are probably entire systems just for producing oxygen and filtering the air. Just like they control the weather they can also probably control the other natural cycles
i have wondered this as well, there are some answers like filtering infrastructure, but those cannot support an entire planet. The truth is some parts of sci-fi we just have to accept as not making sense.
Pretty sure a good few are canon, like Coruscant's rival planet. Hope they're used in new stories, I'd love to see other planets like Coruscant with different architecture or maybe even vegetation.
The impression I got from the Podracer game that came out around the same time as Episode I was that Malastare was also heavily urbanized, if not quite at the level of a world like Coruscant.
Zakuul wasn't an ecumenopolis, only a bit of the planet was covered by city, it still had a large ocean, while the rest of the landmass was covered in swamps
@Lady Wanderer Except no. Both KotOR and it's strategy guide say that the city covered most of the planet, the rest was oceans. There was no city-free land until 3956 BBY
@@HonestHappyHater Yeah but I think under Eck's terms here it largely qualifies since it had the massive megastructure spires that housed billions of people.
When Taris appeared as an Ecumenopolis planet in KOTOR: Prequel fans after seeing Coruscant: *This is getting out of hand! Now, there are two of them!* When Nar Shaddaa appeared in KOTOR 2: Those same Prequel fans: *THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE!!!*
Glad you remembered "Empress Teta" if I remember correctly the new republic almost Chose it as it's back up world for the Senate if the Vong took Coruscant but ended up with mon calamaria because the rivalry between Coruscant and Empress Teta made it unpopular politically.
Incredible video (as always) the other acumanopoli are topic I'm quite interested in and you covered it very well for a 8 minuet video I stay up really late (today 1 : 15)To watch these videos and they do not disappoint
The very end of the squadrons thingy at 0:34 really reminds me of the animation made by otaking77 for whatever reason. I think it's called Tie Fighter?
It seems location location location determines how developed the planet becomes. I’m really surprised Corellia did become one. I always thought the history of Corellia mirrored that of the British or Portuguese Empire where they explored many trade routes and contributed many member worlds to the Galactic Republic with their discoveries.
He razed it and several other worlds during a major campaign. With stuff like that happening it makes sense people would flock to palpatine for protection
yo ecks i know the old republic isnt canon but still the worlds you can visit there include many of the ones you have mentioned... including post orbitalbombarded taris! love your vids and keep up the good work!
It boggles my mind how there's so many planets with insanely large populations. After playing stellaris makes me wonder how the fuck they produced enough food
I know this doesn't have anything to do with the video but I thought it would be funny. Unverified accounts unite! You can lead the Star Wars accounts into a new age on twitter Eck! All hail Emperor EckhartsLadder!
Other examples might include Duro, Vulpter, Eriadu, Muunilinst and Telos IV (post-bombing and pre-restoration though, since Citadel Station was apparently dismantled after the restoration project was completed)
The advent of these massive city planets in the core came from humans using sleeper ships to settle other worlds. Because of this when the hyperdrive was invented you had these heavily developed worlds which created a strong base for the republic to form on and expand from.
@@CalvinNoire Especially in the core region, kinda to figure at least a few more, it would kind of make sense that the core end up becoming dependent on the middle and outer rim for supplies
How about covering some Star Wars What if? Scenarios. Like what is Jacen never fell to the Dark side or if Anakin had survived Myrrk? What if Vader but not Palpatine had survived Endor? What if The Old Republic never fell? What if Lumiya had never returned? Those could be real fun!
@@MobiusLeader007 No it shouldn't be like this, before the implementation of the Rule of 2, of course count in TOR but not counting the Sequels is straight up childish stupidity
It's a shame that in Star Wars Battlefront 2 no Coruscant or even a Nar Shaddaa Map. I mostly always play on Bespin(Cloud City) and may play in Jabba's Hutt all the other maps to easy to get hit with blaster fire.
Ecumenopolises vs Ecumenopolae vs Ecumenopopli: a discussion the Stellaris community has been having for over a year. There doesn’t seem to be a consensus, so feel free to use whichever you like the best. I’m partial to Ecumenopolae.
I always thought Corellia was also a very, very urbanized planet, with a single huge city on the surface. Anyway, I always got the impression that that was the case.
Jedi Knight II also includes Nar Shaddaa in one section of the game. You see that Coruscant type make up in the first part of that level. Along with how the designers tried to make the city feel vertical (as best as they could at that time).
3:10 This map is cool, but it's weird that's only the core planets are that populated. There should be a lot of planets that are the homeworld of non human, like Geonosis.
You know I just watched your covenant vs empire vid and I think people might like to see who you could challenge the arbiter with either when he is the arbiter or before he got the title when he was a strategic master mind in gold armor
Both Nar Shadaa and a devastated Taris appear in the MMO The Old Republic, and you visit both of them during the story missions. You should definitely check it out
How about a starship versus? I would love to see the T-85 X-wing vs the E-wing. A breakdown of the battle of Fondor from the Legacy of the Force book series would also be cool. I'm pretty sure it takes place in the Star War Legacy of the Force: Revalation book.
A couple corrections. Ecumen (οικθμενη) means world and polis (πολις) means city, not the other way around, and the proper plural would be ecumenopoles.
0:54 the greek pendant in me just has to point out you got it backwards on the graphic. "Ecumen" is "world" and "polis" is "city". Like "Indianapolis" means "indiana city". Other than that great work and keep up the good content.
Taris was/is another city planet though it was decimated by Darth Malak's forces. And yes Nar Shaddaa... Which is basically the Chicago or Detroit of the Star Wars universe.
Hey Eck, just so you know, you got the roots wrong for Ecumenopolis. Ecumenical comes from οἰκουμένη (the whole of the inhabited world), which in turn comes from οἶκος, the dwelling place/home. Polis means city. Literally broken down ecumenopolis means ‘all inhabitable land as one city’, but it’s better interpreted as ‘planetwide city’
The sea on Coruscant was actually, in fact, artificial; it was made for tourism naturally, I feel this was an oversight though. Ecumenopolis' would rationally use up huge amounts of water and food, having a sea-sized reservoir to feed and irrigate the peoples of the planet would be a good solution. But I guess that beachside real estate is more important..
Taris is only built over landmass. I am pretty sure some legends stuff mentioned massive food imports going to Coruscant, and the fact it can't even get close to feeding it's population. There is at least some form of water circulation, as we see clouds during RotS
#askeck which type of deflector shielding is a more effective form of protection: a bubble-like field that’s constantly active or when the hull is struck, sensors in the armor trigger nearby generators that trigger a transient energy field localized in the area? Video suggestion/request: X-83 Twintail vs. Tie Defender (Legends)
Has anyone covered any of the information about farming worlds or companies, or any sort of the food logistics at the base? That’d be a cool video to see. You always hear about it on outer rim planets and such but you never really see it outside of some hiccups in the shows and games.
There were def a lot of argi world there’d have to be also i feel like food supplements and protein shakes would also be pretty common out of practicality but who knows
How is time kept in the galaxy far far away? Is it done planet by planet, or a centralized time, or both? It's a headache on one planet, let alone a whole galaxy. #AskEck
You can go to Taris in KOTOR the mmo. Taris after the bombing. I didn’t play that game more than a couple of months, but they imply the entire planet gets dominated by the rakhouls.
What would have happened if UNSC had defeated he covenant forces and captured the forerunner fleet in Halo Wars instead of destroying the ships?. #askeck
Ecumenopolis (from Greek: οἰκουμένη oecumene, meaning "world", and πόλις polis "city", thus "a world city"; pl. ecumenopolises or ecumenopoleis) is the hypothetical concept of a planetwide city.
In case anyone is interested: the plural of ecumenopolis is “ecumenopoles” or if you want to be more faithful to the Ancient Greek, “ecumenopoleis” (it’s pronounced the same anyway)
Star wars has so many amazing and interesting planets. And we get to explore exactly none of them in mainstream productions. Oh, They showed Felucia for like 4 seconds in revenge of the sith, Oh yeah, they did have the salt planet.
New squadrons video tomorrow on EcksToo: th-cam.com/users/eckstoo
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#Askeck potential versus video so who you think would win:
Halo: All occupants on the present lesser Ark such "The banished", "The UNSC spirit of fire", "Forerunner sentinel systems" and "Yapyaps grunt rebellion" vs Star wars: Grand admiral Thrawns 7th fleet.
No flood in this because at this point its being contained.
@@bobbuilder1009 Sugoi!
Hey, I was wondering if you or anyone else knows of any Star Wars maps of the galaxy that actually take account of the three dimensional nature of the galaxy. It would be cool to actually see a better visualisation on an x, y, z plane and figure out where exactly planets are, because a 2D map really just doesn't cut it for realistic purposes. For anyone that knows this game, I'm kind of thinking like an Elite Dangerous map of our own galaxy, one that shows the "bubble" of human existence
The Empire vs. The Borderlands Galaxy
Wouldn't most of Chiss space be ecumenical? I remember you saying it had a very high relative population density.
In Asimov's Foundation series of novels, there is an Ecumenopolis planet called Trantor. To sustain a planet-wide city, twenty agricultural planets did nothing but ship food to Trantor via fleets of tens of thousands of freighters.
And Trantor only had 40 billion people, not the trillion that Coruscant had.
@@Lexivor
Granted, it was one of, in not the first ecumenopolis ever depicted in fiction so no one really knew how much a planet can really hold.
Long live the Mule!
@@Lexivor
And even Coruscant is vastly underpopulated for its size, as ecumenopolises would to go into the quadrillions. (With the limiting factor being heat.)
@Maintenance Renegade if he hadn't read Dune then how do you explain that spice must flow in SW? And Tatooine basically being Arrakis
Technical note: the ecumenopolis definition at 0:57 had the roots switched. Ecumen means (inhabited) world, polis means city (metropolis, acropolis, necropolis, Minneapolis).
don’t forget indianapolis
Polis means city, not world
I've always been drawn to Taris and Nar Shaddaa, possibly due to how meaningful their history is in the Old Republic era. One for how tragic it was and the other for being a font of creativity with so many possibilities for original stories to flourish within.
You got ecumenopilis backwards. It means World City. Polis means city. Indianapolis. The city of Indiana.
No it the city of Indiana Jones
@@RETRO-GHOST am hoosier can confirm
Ah, a fellow Hoosier.
It actually means "everyone lives in a city", which is different from "the whole world is a city" Also it's poleis not politai. The latter refers to citizens, the former refers to cities in the plural.
Ecumenopolis (from Greek: οἰκουμένη oecumene, meaning "world", and πόλις polis "city", thus "a world city")
Really cool topic, only ever really heard about a couple of these and of course both from KOTOR
I feel like most great Star Wars lore comes from kotor
jordan secrist facts, all of the Rakata stuff is very interesting
Jac ck when i saw the stuff about the rakata, i always had a feeling that one day they will rise up to greatness
KOTOR is an amazing game .
Same here. LOVE KOTOR, though!!!
I've always asked myself the question:
How could a world like that have a breathable atmosphere? Without an enviroment with animals and plants all the oxygen have to be produced
Btw, good video
I think at least on Coruscant there are probably entire systems just for producing oxygen and filtering the air. Just like they control the weather they can also probably control the other natural cycles
@@tilltronje1623 There are probably a fair amount of greenspaces as well to help supplement the filtering systems.
Probably a combination of atmospheric chemical processors, carbon capture machines, and green houses to produce needed oxygen.
i have wondered this as well, there are some answers like filtering infrastructure, but those cannot support an entire planet. The truth is some parts of sci-fi we just have to accept as not making sense.
Life..uhh..uh.. finds a way lol
Ah! Nar Shaddaa! The place where you can't park your ship on just any abandoned landing pad.
Pretty sure a good few are canon, like Coruscant's rival planet. Hope they're used in new stories, I'd love to see other planets like Coruscant with different architecture or maybe even vegetation.
I'm fine if they don't muddy up legends material by movong it into Disney wars...
@@Kolonol1 I think when they use legends material they only keep the fundamentals of the ideas, example: Boba escaping the sarlacc pit
@@CalvinNoire yeah somewhat...but If they are going through that trouble then just keep it lol make everyone happy...
The impression I got from the Podracer game that came out around the same time as Episode I was that Malastare was also heavily urbanized, if not quite at the level of a world like Coruscant.
That would be Star Wars Episode 1: Racer
Zakuul and Axxila also deserved a mention IMO.
Star Wars population numbers are one of those things that never made sense IMO.
Also Skako, an ammonia-based atmosphere as an ecumenopolis
Zakuul wasn't an ecumenopolis, only a bit of the planet was covered by city, it still had a large ocean, while the rest of the landmass was covered in swamps
@Lady Wanderer
Except no.
Both KotOR and it's strategy guide say that the city covered most of the planet, the rest was oceans. There was no city-free land until 3956 BBY
@@HonestHappyHater Yeah but I think under Eck's terms here it largely qualifies since it had the massive megastructure spires that housed billions of people.
The people of star wars originated millennia ago, It make sense for them to have a huge population. Although, I'll admit, the populations are huge.
This is getting out of hand, now there are more of them.
When Taris appeared as an Ecumenopolis planet in KOTOR:
Prequel fans after seeing Coruscant: *This is getting out of hand! Now, there are two of them!*
When Nar Shaddaa appeared in KOTOR 2:
Those same Prequel fans: *THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE!!!*
10 reasons why Coruscant is actually made of cake
No it's actually made from croissants.
hey Abeloth might have put some cakes in there when she redecorated we dont know^^
Glad you remembered "Empress Teta" if I remember correctly the new republic almost Chose it as it's back up world for the Senate if the Vong took Coruscant but ended up with mon calamaria because the rivalry between Coruscant and Empress Teta made it unpopular politically.
I essentially already live in space, so i know what its like
Is this a joke on how Anchorage is the most populous settlement in Alaska and constitutes more a large portion of the population.
Incredible video (as always) the other acumanopoli are topic I'm quite interested in and you covered it very well for a 8 minuet video
I stay up really late (today 1 : 15)To watch these videos and they do not disappoint
Denon was another great example of a city planet
The very end of the squadrons thingy at 0:34 really reminds me of the animation made by otaking77 for whatever reason. I think it's called Tie Fighter?
0:54 You did a mistake here: "ecumen" means world and "polis" means city, not the other way around
I love Star Wars due to all this detail and back story everyone everything has history
"Wanna buy some death sticks?"
You don't want to sell me death sticks
You want to go home and rethink your life choices.
@@jenniferbrewer5370 I want to go home and rethink my life choices.
I'm surprised Corellia isn't an ecumenopolis.
They are people of culture. Don’t want to ruin the natural environment
Most of Corellia's heavy industry was in space, to leave the planet itself for agriculture.
corellia actually has tons of plains, forests and mountains. very beautiful planet.
It’s more like space Texas so it’s population was spread out among all the planets in the system
@@ohusky271 I was disappointed when I saw Corellia in SWTOR. It was way too brown and bleh looking.
It's funny that you uploaded this today. I was actually wondering about this topic an hour or two before you uploaded it.
In stellaris, I always make my capital into an ecumonopolis. Much alloys WOW.
It seems location location location determines how developed the planet becomes. I’m really surprised Corellia did become one. I always thought the history of Corellia mirrored that of the British or Portuguese Empire where they explored many trade routes and contributed many member worlds to the Galactic Republic with their discoveries.
"54 seconds ago"
Why am i still awake?😞
“😞”
Why’re you using emojis?
Everybody forgets about SWTOR :(
Grievous massacred an entire ecumenopolis once (Humbarine - by Delta Base Zero)
He razed it and several other worlds during a major campaign. With stuff like that happening it makes sense people would flock to palpatine for protection
@@theliato3809 I know, all part of the plan for Palpatine
What about Denon or Gydine, I think they may have been a city wide planet, could be wrong though.
yo ecks i know the old republic isnt canon but still the worlds you can visit there include many of the ones you have mentioned... including post orbitalbombarded taris! love your vids and keep up the good work!
Theres so much story potential for these worlds. Even if its self contained I just hope we get stories in canon to see what its like to live there lol
It boggles my mind how there's so many planets with insanely large populations. After playing stellaris makes me wonder how the fuck they produced enough food
I think Eriadu (Tarkin's homeworld in Original Canon) was mentioned as being one as well, but I can't remember the source.
More about inters-pecies relationships, marriage and offspring methods.
With a mention of the most extreme examples such a marrying a gelatinous cube?
I know this doesn't have anything to do with the video but I thought it would be funny. Unverified accounts unite! You can lead the Star Wars accounts into a new age on twitter Eck! All hail Emperor EckhartsLadder!
Are there any suburban planets? Where the entire surface is covered in ranch-style single family homes, manicured lawns and white picket fences?
IIRC this is what planets like Chandrilla and Alderaan were supposed to be; in the Core, but not ecumenopolis tier
Other examples might include Duro, Vulpter, Eriadu, Muunilinst and Telos IV (post-bombing and pre-restoration though, since Citadel Station was apparently dismantled after the restoration project was completed)
1:19 In Greek (if I recall correcly) the plural form of polis (city) is poleis, so the plural form of ecumenopolis would most likely be ecumenopoleis
Wouldn't hosnian prime be one of these mega cities?...it definitely looked like in force awakens
Yes, I'm kind of surprised he didn't mention Hosnian Prime. Maybe it's because he's more focused on Legends.
It was, he just got focused on Legends
@@splashnskillz37 ohhhh ok
Hosnian prime isn't star wars...it's Disney wars lol
The title says Legends. Hosnian Prime does not exist in Legends, only Canon.
The advent of these massive city planets in the core came from humans using sleeper ships to settle other worlds. Because of this when the hyperdrive was invented you had these heavily developed worlds which created a strong base for the republic to form on and expand from.
Also, check out the anime (and manga) Girls Last Tour in which the main characters wander around a dead and deserted mega-city.
I wish we saw more of these worlds. Hell you can make an entire series on a planet like Coruscant
Yeah, also cannon doesn't have much of these, Yeah there's hosnian prime, but, ya know?
@@CalvinNoire Especially in the core region, kinda to figure at least a few more, it would kind of make sense that the core end up becoming dependent on the middle and outer rim for supplies
The ones I remember are Corellia, Nar Shaddaa and Taris.
Corellia isn’t one
I love Coruscant, but I love Naboo even more! 😎
How about covering some Star Wars What if? Scenarios. Like what is Jacen never fell to the Dark side or if Anakin had survived Myrrk? What if Vader but not Palpatine had survived Endor? What if The Old Republic never fell? What if Lumiya had never returned? Those could be real fun!
Honestly my favorite types of worlds. Love em.
And I still recognize the Expanded Universe as canon meaning I still see Kotor 1&2 as canon.
And no Disney doesn't deserve a voice here.
I concur. :)
As it should be.
Fool
@@MobiusLeader007 No it shouldn't be like this, before the implementation of the Rule of 2, of course count in TOR but not counting the Sequels is straight up childish stupidity
@@splashnskillz37 Sequels are garbage.
Did he read my mind. I was going to go and look this up and watch a video about it. Well this is better
Real interested to watch this!
It's a shame that in Star Wars Battlefront 2 no Coruscant or even a Nar Shaddaa Map. I mostly always play on Bespin(Cloud City) and may play in Jabba's Hutt all the other maps to easy to get hit with blaster fire.
Ecumenopolises vs Ecumenopolae vs Ecumenopopli: a discussion the Stellaris community has been having for over a year. There doesn’t seem to be a consensus, so feel free to use whichever you like the best. I’m partial to Ecumenopolae.
Can you send link to discussion please?
I always thought Corellia was also a very, very urbanized planet, with a single huge city on the surface. Anyway, I always got the impression that that was the case.
Corellia was actually very rural with Coronet City being the only true urban center
Jedi Knight II also includes Nar Shaddaa in one section of the game. You see that Coruscant type make up in the first part of that level. Along with how the designers tried to make the city feel vertical (as best as they could at that time).
You heard it hear, folks. The Corellians would definitely fail at social distancing. XD
:3
Love your videos eck
3:10 This map is cool, but it's weird that's only the core planets are that populated. There should be a lot of planets that are the homeworld of non human, like Geonosis.
Taris! from Kotor
loved that place
You know I just watched your covenant vs empire vid and I think people might like to see who you could challenge the arbiter with either when he is the arbiter or before he got the title when he was a strategic master mind in gold armor
Nar Shaddaa looks interesting, but #1 is Coruscant - it's beautiful, powerful, big.
Both Nar Shadaa and a devastated Taris appear in the MMO The Old Republic, and you visit both of them during the story missions. You should definitely check it out
Very unique & cool topic. ✔✔💯
How about a starship versus? I would love to see the T-85 X-wing vs the E-wing. A breakdown of the battle of Fondor from the Legacy of the Force book series would also be cool. I'm pretty sure it takes place in the Star War Legacy of the Force: Revalation book.
A couple corrections. Ecumen (οικθμενη) means world and polis (πολις) means city, not the other way around, and the proper plural would be ecumenopoles.
"That would be an ecumenical matter" - Father Jack (in the TV series Father Ted) 😋
Love that show.
I have a cool question that could be a cool episode! What were the first Rebel Cells and how did they grow?
Great Video Ek :-)
Hi!! Ur vids are amazing!
Damn, this got through our kung-flu-delayed finals and I missed it... awesome video...
0:54 the greek pendant in me just has to point out you got it backwards on the graphic. "Ecumen" is "world" and "polis" is "city". Like "Indianapolis" means "indiana city". Other than that great work and keep up the good content.
Lol the accent “Toe more o”
You also play through Nar Shadda in the first two levels of Jedi Knight Dark Forces II as Kyle Katarn.
Plural of Ecomenopolis is Ecumenpoleis ;)
Taris was/is another city planet though it was decimated by Darth Malak's forces.
And yes Nar Shaddaa... Which is basically the Chicago or Detroit of the Star Wars universe.
Kidriff 5 from Solo Command 😊 Related to that, the economics and way of life in Warlord Zsinj's domain would be an interesting topic.
@2:30, nice UNSC Fleet
I would actually like to see these in canon.
Coruscant is my favorite. Center of the SW universe.
Hey Eck, just so you know, you got the roots wrong for Ecumenopolis. Ecumenical comes from οἰκουμένη (the whole of the inhabited world), which in turn comes from οἶκος, the dwelling place/home. Polis means city. Literally broken down ecumenopolis means ‘all inhabitable land as one city’, but it’s better interpreted as ‘planetwide city’
Also plural would be ecumenopoleis, ecumenopolises
The sea on Coruscant was actually, in fact, artificial; it was made for tourism naturally, I feel this was an oversight though. Ecumenopolis' would rationally use up huge amounts of water and food, having a sea-sized reservoir to feed and irrigate the peoples of the planet would be a good solution. But I guess that beachside real estate is more important..
Taris is only built over landmass. I am pretty sure some legends stuff mentioned massive food imports going to Coruscant, and the fact it can't even get close to feeding it's population. There is at least some form of water circulation, as we see clouds during RotS
#askeck which type of deflector shielding is a more effective form of protection: a bubble-like field that’s constantly active or when the hull is struck, sensors in the armor trigger nearby generators that trigger a transient energy field localized in the area?
Video suggestion/request:
X-83 Twintail vs. Tie Defender (Legends)
Has anyone covered any of the information about farming worlds or companies, or any sort of the food logistics at the base? That’d be a cool video to see. You always hear about it on outer rim planets and such but you never really see it outside of some hiccups in the shows and games.
There were def a lot of argi world there’d have to be also i feel like food supplements and protein shakes would also be pretty common out of practicality but who knows
I got an ad that cut you off when you said “may the force..............ad.............be with you.”
Don‘t forget the best of them all: Holy Terra
How is time kept in the galaxy far far away? Is it done planet by planet, or a centralized time, or both? It's a headache on one planet, let alone a whole galaxy. #AskEck
Thanks, good video!
Please consider covering the life of Talon Karrde..!
I want to see things about the Foundation series on that channel later.
Any Dyson sphere worlds?
#askeck out of all the characters rumored to be in the Mandalorian season 2, who do you think will actually be in it?
Baby yoda
You can go to Taris in KOTOR the mmo. Taris after the bombing. I didn’t play that game more than a couple of months, but they imply the entire planet gets dominated by the rakhouls.
Didn't you also visit nar shaddaa in the Force unleashed?
vampirwafro 85 that is technically a moon though
Hey Eck, is Hosnian Prime a City Planet?
Hosnian prime:hmmm
Chandrilla:hmmmm
Goodbye Hosnian System!
-First Order
What would have happened if UNSC had defeated he covenant forces and captured the forerunner fleet in Halo Wars instead of destroying the ships?. #askeck
Ecumenopolis (from Greek: οἰκουμένη oecumene, meaning "world", and πόλις polis "city", thus "a world city"; pl. ecumenopolises or ecumenopoleis) is the hypothetical concept of a planetwide city.
In case anyone is interested: the plural of ecumenopolis is “ecumenopoles” or if you want to be more faithful to the Ancient Greek, “ecumenopoleis” (it’s pronounced the same anyway)
6:08 where is this picture from
Great topic.
Star wars has so many amazing and interesting planets. And we get to explore exactly none of them in mainstream productions. Oh, They showed Felucia for like 4 seconds in revenge of the sith, Oh yeah, they did have the salt planet.
you do get a good look at taris 300 years after KOTOR in SWTOR