The most HORRIFYING Star Destroyer to exist
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- There has been many types of Star Destroyers built by Emperor Palpatine in Star Wars. But there is one Imperial Star Destroyer that is the most horrifying of them all, and it belonged to no other than Wilhuff Moff Tarkin.
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It looks awesome, with the battle scars. But leaving the dead crew in their death positions just screams of bad writing, like something you’d see in a grinderp book.
How is it bad writing?
@@kylewilliams5454 It's just over-the-top. Maybe if it was an actual magic/force zombie ship it would make sense, but think of the smell...
@@g.williams2047Knowing how crazy some imperials are, that seems like something they'd do.
@@kylewilliams5454 Maybe lol
@@g.williams2047 You'd expect some Imperials to hold such irrational behaviour, since there are much more distressing examples of Imperial sadism or megalomania. The entire act of saving the Fortitute is irrational decision. Commanding a completely functional capital ship is what many would decide.
The point is that this is a niche exception to the norm.
I can understand the whole idea of leaving the ship with its battle scars but jfc. Keeping the still-dead bodies where they’d fallen? Seriously?
Modern writers only know how to do evil as laughably cartoonish this days.
Really highlights that she’s a psycho
@@enderz7593 The ship is terrifying because there's dead crew members inside, just like any other wrecked ship? For me, it's just BS and those star wars comics are so overcomplicated and boring, it is that difficult to write a simple story with characters who don't carry any metapolitical message?
@@exajouleinflaton6430idk, let’s ask Waru if Star Wars comics were ever not complicated shit shows of ideas being thrown at a wall with no regulation
Oh and just another thing: the Empire is a fascist state. So inquisitors don't make any sense because they are aliens and direct rivals to Vador and Palpatine. Female officers or agents don't make any sense too because it's a fascist galactic state. Coloured characters in the imperial army don't make any sense, and characters who were born or lived in outer-Rim or Mid-Rim should be soldiers or sub-officers. Just like Janek Sunbers or Biggs Darklighter. Disney is making a first galactic dictature actually MORE inclusive and diversified than the democracy where I live (France). How Empire can be evil if they are not racists, if they don't kill a bunch of civillians, no rape, no slavery, no real and brutal torture so what? They are evil because the plot say they are evil. That's the state of star wars today.
The Fortitude was not Tarkin's flagship. It was just a Star Destroyer that was at Yavin and happened to be caught in the blast of the Death Star's destruction
Tarkin’s original flagship the _Sovereign_ was destroyed by the Ghost team in the Rebels S1 finale after they critically damaged the hyperdrive. I’d imagine the _Fortitude_ was the replacement.
@@Hunter_6430 I believe the Executrix was Tarkin's flagship.
@Mr. Star Wars & @Hunter
I was a writer for West End Games Star Wars RPG and the Decipher Star Wars collectible card game. Grand Moff Tarkin was and remains my favorite Imperial HERO. I designated Grand Moff Tarkin’s flagship as the Tyrant which appears in the card game and becomes part of Death Squadron. But much later in Disney Canon the flagship is named to the Sovereign, which is a class of Super Star Destroyer we see in Dark Empire and the West End sourcebooks.
@@PFM719 yeah, I’m pretty sure that’s the correct answer
@@d4rk5t4r2 Wasn't it rather Dodanna's ship before he defected to the rebels?
You know the sad thing is, you could easily do a much less ridiculous version of this and have it actually make sense. Instead of just leaving battle damage around, repair it and paint it so it still looks damaged, or paint it so it draws attention to the areas that were damaged/destroyed. Instead of having rotting corpses lying around, which is bad for morale and general health, have a plaque or memorial where each crew member died. This accomplishes the same basic thing while being entirely less deranged
You'd expect some Imperials to hold such irrational behaviour, since there are much more distressing examples of Imperial sadism or megalomania. The entire act of saving the Fortitute is irrational decision. Commanding a completely functional capital ship is what many would decide.
The point is that this is a niche exception to the norm.
From a story standpoint I get what they were going for. But realistically? No. No one would intentionally leave extensive damage alone. Going into combat like that would mean a serious reduction in capability and left it vulnerable for further damage. The ship would have been repaired or scrapped for parts. The bodies would have been cleaned up. Seriously, seeing the rotting corpses of their family wouldn't make the crew fight harder so much as question the sanity of their commanders. This was just bad writing for the sake of being edgy.
Agreed.
As a 40k fan, I think it's a matter of propaganda. We would be disgusted by death bodies laying around. But maybe there used it as propaganda like "Look, this will happen to you too if you don't fight and work harder!" Like a execution by the superior officer but more omnipresent. If you execute a person, it's a temporary 'moral' boost, but force them to walk by the death is a fast way to terrifying people and let them know who is in charge. Maybe there also put this in a ideological way. "The death bodies are the reminder why we are fight against the rebellion." Or propaganda shit like this.
I think someone confused star wars and Warhammer 40k.
110% Agreed.
@@NK-qn6pq Do you talk of me? Well, I talk about propaganda and how all kind of governments use them. The imperium also uses propaganda to keep there citizens on track. Military structures are build on induction and imperial superiority. 40k is way over the top in comparison to SW, but humans are still humans.
Death Vader literally kills people who don't finish task as he likes it on side. The majority of imperial forces, special mid-command officers feared him. The death star was build by slaves. Prisoners get shot on side by imperial troops.
You see, there are highly indoctrinated into the imperial structure which keeps the emperor as highest authority, his left and right hands as second highest authority. Not mention the hight ranked officers who love to play there force out.
Letting death bodies laying around don't fit into SW, but it isn't that much out of the window. Specially not if the commanding officer is a psycho and maybe love to terrifying his servants or use it for propaganda reasons.
I think the Star Destroyer Vector is a lot more scary as it’s got dead bodies on it just like this one except… there still moving around.
The Blackwing virus was brutal.
Star Wars has Zombies?! How did I miss that?
@Doom Legion I have done so. That shit could infect Rancors. Fucking WHAT?!? It's also force sensitive and self-aware. Sith Flood spores almost. That is pants-shittingly terrifying. So when are we getting a rated-R horror-survival movie?
Edit for added content. Apparently it's canon that Chewbacca catches this shit. Be careful what you wish for, I may actually GET that survival-horror movie. Cited from wookiepedia. Imperial bioweapons Project I71A. "Wookiees were susceptible to horrific hallucinations; the smuggler Chewbacca saw visions of his family and of dead Wookiee younglings during a Life Day celebration."
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I'd say the most horrifying is Darth Nihilus' Star Destroyer after its ressurrection after the battle of Malachor V. A floating husk bearing the mark of mandalorian guns like battlescars, carrying a sith so powerful he needs no deathstar to kill a world. And this thing just WALTZES RIGHT UP to a REPUBLIC WORLD with its full fleet of fighters ready to CONSUME THE PLANET no matter how much resistance stands in its way.
Don't forget all the grey, rotting corpses being sustained entirely throughout the force, forever damned to piloting a dead ship, with an equally dead crew
Well, Ravager is deffinitly horrifying, just like the owner, but it's not SD. It's Centurion class battlecrusier. And in additon, Centurions initialy were republican ships.
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Most of the people in the Empire aren't Sith or sociopaths, so when knowledge that some lone Imperial commander was conducting a one ship crusade with a wrecked Star Destroyer filled with rotting corpses embarrassing questions are going to be asked.
yeah unfortunately this is the sort of thing that would get sidious' jollies going so he'd so probably when he gets a review on what is happening with imperial star destroyers some of the biggest concentrations of his military he'd probably just tell the ISB to make sure it keeps going for as long as possible.
You'd be surprised. This myth that the majority of Imperials were honorable military men and women isn't really substantiated.
It wasn’t just the one star destroyer. CDR Zahra had a strike force of ISDs, cruisers and other support ships, and she was able to hunt down individual divisions of rebel forces and dwindle down rebel forces because she had broke the encryption of rebel comms which allowed her to find the hidden forces.
@@AshanBhatoa It is in true, lucas canon. Disney has gone out of it's way with it's fanfiction to make the empire as badly written as possible. You can't have a galaxy-spanning empire with literally trillions of people and have even the majority of them be evil psychopathic maniacs. Because if there's that many psychopaths it means the ENTIRE galaxy is filled with them and even the rebels would be equally as psychopathic, just with different reasons motivating them.
Lucas modeled the Empire after Germany. And like Germany he made it so the empire had some real bad people (the emperor, tarkin, vader) and then normal people. Do you not remember that Luke wanted to join the imperial academy? Had it not been for sheer coincidence Luke would have been in the Empire.
So no, it's not a "myth", it's established canon, the SOLE canon as it's in the movies. Disney can try all they want to erase Lucas' legacy, but true fans will never let them.
@@War450 Lucasfilm under Disney has still made the empire dynamic and interesting. You took a 1 minute clip and made all sorts of what I’m guessing are assumptions. Have you read the new Marvel Star Wars comics. There’s a reason for the story and why the ISD is like this. Also this ISD was the flagship of a strike force that took out a majority of the rebel force that survived Hoth and she almost takes out Mon Mothma. Look I get not everything is great, but blanket statements isn’t great.
A lot of this does feel like some goofy cartoon evil stuff more than actually intimidating, using the ship with battle damage is one thing but "let's leave the dead and only crew the ship with their family members" is part of the stuff I really hate about how so many people write the Empire.
The Senior Captain wasn't the most sound minded individual
That's some Warhammmer level grimdark right there.
That's just the ice's on the cake you don't even haven't seen darker area of the star wars shit and I'm fan of star wars and I seen shit
And P.S. there is star destroyer just like the knows as the vector espec it have zombie which is horrifying
Leaving some dead bodies lying around and some scars on a ship is hardly Warhammer grimdark. You clearly don't know Warhammer well enough.
Nah. In 40k, you has to refill the warp drive by hand while breaking apart from radiation. It's extremely painful and you have to carrying your own sarge on your back while getting drugs and painkillers to survive the radiation long enough. At the point the ship can drive again, your bones are the only remainings.
Having just death bodies around would be holidays for 40k standards xD
And Star Wars has good darkgrimm stuff to. 'Death trooper' for example. A great horror story.
That's not grimdark, that's Grimderp
Living in the past has taken on a whole other meaning with this ship
It was good to see Leia best Tarkin’s protege. Really enjoyed that comic line.
Who admiral daala?
@@DrewamnBull zahra. She’s new.
@@DrewamnBull la Almirante Daala todavía está en Legends junto a Isard y el resto.
I... was honestly expecting the Vector, not the Tarkin's Will.
It's not cannon sadly
But surprisingly this is
Talk about a battle of the dead against the living in that one simple symbol.
Shoulda countered it with a ship made up of the families of Alderaanians
Looks like a Zombie Star Destroyer
Death Troopers flashbacks
Death Troopers in a nutshell
God you are giving me PTSD not a good way
*PTSD to a certain book*
I like the idea of the ship still having the damage and the crew being family of those lost on yavin. But the bodies is too comically evil
Man I’d prolly be a lil skeptical about facing a ship with 2 giant gashes in its side
It’s either filled with the most hardline imperials out there, or it’s crewed by some sort of zombie like crew. You’re right, that would terrify people.
@@g.williams2047 Meanwhile I'm like, "Whelp, I guess this one's easy pickings.". Refusing to do essential maintenance and repairs is for resource starved militaries and ego driven idiots. Considering how many star destroyers have already been lost to star fighters and clearly inferior ships, you'd think someone up the chain (like Vador) would have either put her in her place or put someone else in it. Plus we already know that star wars ships tend to be maintenance intensive, and star destroyers in particular need a large compliment of crew to maintain battle readyness. Leaving all that damage would make it a nightmare for everyone involved and likely make the crew mutinious seeing their friends and relatives rot waiting for a proper burial.
@@joshk.4470
But Tarkin's Will wasn't easy pickings? Did you read the comics? This thing was literally a bane of the Rebels for a while. It literally destroys Rebel fleets by itself. The fuck are you on about.
@@beh.r_co-mando.1374 It's actually been awhile since I've read the comics. Just got busy with life and starting a business. I haven't read the comics specific to that ship, I just remember that I've heard/read a number of times over the years that maintenance tends to be a constant issue in star wars and the rebels tend to have the favor of the plot. Besides the obvious realistic side of warfare, it's generally a bad idea to deliberately handicap yourself for a fight and the "villians" in Star Wars almost always lose.
@@joshk.4470
@Josh K.
Maybe the ship needed less maintenance because part of it was never fully repaired?
Like maybe there are whole sections or decks of the ship that no longer require regular maintenance anymore since no one lives there anymore.
Like maybe the chief crewmen now just have everyone sharing sleeping bunks (by different people using bunks at different times during different 6 hour "shifts") and having overcrowded mess halls and bathrooms in the remaining decks.
Maybe they just have a few less lasers working on the ship and a few less TIE fighter flight decks operational.
On the upside the ship may require less maintenance overall, meaming it can be repaired quicker in general and it needs less maintainers in general.
That's the scariest? Tarkins Will sounds more tame than the Vector. And I don't care if it's canon or not.
My favorite star destroyer story. Wish we could get a game for it.
@@g.williams2047 Or a movie. I when I first heard the audiobook, I jumped when hearing those things scream.
The Vector. Eh. The names are not really the core point of the video here.
This ISD align with is strike force hunted down a spread out and isolated rebel alliance division by division wiping out a significant number of rebel ships.
@@AshanBhatoa Don't think they were talking about names. Tarkins Will is just a damaged ship with part of the crew pre-killed. Vector is a derelict ship/secret lab in empty space whose crew is undead.
I don't remember its name, but there was that one Star Destroyer full of zombies, and a huge pile of corpses.
The Vector from the Legends novel Death Troopers.
I won't lie I was expecting that to be in this video tbh :/
@@ThatDudeZer0 Same for me, although the thumbnail had me a bit confused.
Day 57,178
Still waiting for the blackwing update on battlefront 2
@@ThatDudeZer0 oh no, not that trash. Lmao.
Oh that whole story's history is a train wreck. Especially the bit where the prequel set during the ancient old republic or some time, plagiarized *the* line from Taken. I still have no idea how that got published.
I wonder what happened to that author...
The ISD Vector is the most horrifying considering it's filled with intelligent corpses with an insatiable desire to feed and spread the infection.
“What an incredible smell you’ve discovered!”
I would have said the Star Destroyer caught up in Project Blackwing, the ISD Vector, has it beat by wide margin. Crewed entirely by zombies, but zombies that can learn.
Death trooper PTSD: this is fine
So basically, Tarkin's Will was pretty much the USS Lexington of the Empire
What USS Lexington are you talking about? the real CV Lexington? Because if yes I really been to read up on that sounds horrifyingly interesting
@@strikerarmy1145 They seem to have confused the Lexington with the Yorktown. Which was damaged at Coral Sea and repaired in 3 days for the Battle of Midway. But not with any of the weird edgy BS from this comic.
They could've just repaired the ship and painted where the scars where. That would've made it more believable than having a damaged ship filled with corpses.
If it'd been just "they took off the dead stormtroopers sets of armor and left them there" or "they left a gravestone near where every dead trooper fell" or something like that that'd be cool but "they left the dead corpse of each stormtrooper where it lay" is just dumb, gross and grimdark.
the vector star destroyer from the death troopers novel in legends was way worse.
The battle damage keep is a good idea, I would however hide secret weapons aboard the wounds . Where I draw the line is the left of the dead on board, so many health and safety violations
Okay. I have questions. The material says the ship was hit by debris of the Death Star exploding... how? There were no Imperial warships in the system during the First Battle of Yavin; Tarkin was determined to prove the Death Star could do the job on its own, refusing to launch the station's own defending ships (overruled by Vader who launched his personal TIE Squadron and later joined them). Had the formation of Star Destroyers Vader and Tarkin had stayed with the station (of these, Vader's Flagship Devastator along with Avenger, Conquest, Tyrant, Ultimatum, and Stalker, are known), Red Squadron would have been swarmed by their TIEs.
Perhaps the ship arrived after the Death Star stopped communicating and was showered in debris moving at high speed away from Yavin, or it was docked with the station.
Honestly leaving the dead crew in their death positions is just stupid, but in my mind leaving the ship damaged is also stupid.
Having the ship show scars makes sense. Having the dead crew entombed in the ships halls and structure in metal coffins, also makes sense... somewhat.
If they fixed the ship and made it so that it showed obvious scarring, like say if they repaired the ship but never repainted the repairs or deliberately painted over the repaired sections to highlight the repairs, that would be cool.
Looks like someone was a fan of Darth Nihilus’s flagship.
that is some warhammer 40k level grim right there
Indeed
5 second clip at 1:07 comes from CoreyLoses video “how to use super star destroyers” as a guide to the Thrawns Revenge mod of Starwars: Empire at War
What about Blackwing Virus ship?
Technically that’s legends, even though I want it canon
We don't talk about that. That stuff is the stuff of nightmares
@@hervymarquezgarcia1079 the audio book is worse bro, it has actual voice acting for some of the screams and adds a lot of ship ambiance
@@eclipped that's the best part of it
@@eclipped I made the mistake of listening to it in night time. I couldn’t fall asleep for hours.
The battle scars are cool but, the dead bodies? That would be demoralizing and a serious health hazard. A more elegant idea would be to have a memorial on the ship or perhaps have the graves of cremated past crew on board as a reminder of who/what they're fighting for.
Well, this is just insanitary. Not on par for my ship manners.
(And no, I didn't misspell "unsanitary.")
(Merry Christmas, by the way!)
I could see the ship having its scars kept in marked points on the armor but the corpses should have been properly disposed of.
To be fair I understand about revenge, and keeping the battle scars and everything... But.... In the end its an ISD with major damages. Most rebel squadrons would simply call this ship a "snaccc"
Yep. I could really see some rebel pilots dropping out of hyperspace in their X and Y-Wings for a little hit and run attack and the squadron leader just going "Uh, well.... I guess it's obvious where to fire at. Proton torpedos away"
0:43 this literally looks like the perfect main poster for this to be a movie
Empire: "Hey boy! Do you want to serve with your father on the same ship?"
Boy: "Sign me the F up! Where's his station?"
Empire: "Deck 4, across the wall!"
Boy: "What the..."
Empire: "Currently dripping down to Deck 5!"
Vector
Based
ISD Vector: Am I a joke to you?
YES! The tune is back. Viva la shame on greedy pigs.
Oh waw, the comics have once again redefined dumb ideas for Star Wars.
I think the title of most horrifying star destroyer has to go to the ISD Vector, after all its crew are just dying to meet new people. Plus the fact that to my knowledge it's still out there somewhere.
So Nihlus's ship but less cool and lore wise idiotic instead of well explained.
That Disney for you.
I knew this comic had to be written after Disney bought the rights. Just based on this short without reading the comic it just hits of all of the Disney tropes that they like to fit in.
Correction this is Disney in a nutshell
Personally I would say that the character Eleodie Maracavanya is more proof of Disney's stupidity.
I guess you could call this a ghost ship in a way
So it's the Flying Dutchman of the Star wars galaxy..cool
The battle scars I understand, but leaving the bodies screams of Grimderp writing
Intimidation can be a factor in combat, especially for the Sith, but doing it this way just screams idiots in the writing room with no real idea of the human psyche and no experience in using fear as a battle tactic. Here is how I would make this work:
1. Repair the damage, keeping it broken up like that is stupid. Instead, paint the repaired sections black to contrast with the gray of standard Imperial livery. This gives the impression of the scarring it received, but does not compromise its integrity.
2. Strike at the Rebel's morale. Upgrade the communications suite and broadcasting all frequencies when you go into battle. Blare the names of Imperial troops the Rebels killed on loop. Killing stormtroopers becomes a lot harder when you realise they're not faceless drones. Hell, if you want to really gutpunch the Rebellion, list civilians the Rebels kill (of which there were many). Don't try to fudge the list, make sure its real, then it hits the conscience of the "good guys" like a train. Make sure it can't be blocked out and it'll double as jamming the enemy's comms, leaving their units isolated and unco-ordinated.
3. Nothing is scarier than beating your enemy. Rebel doctrine heavily favoured fighters and smaller capital vessels, but most ISDs were made to counter heavier fleets. Refit the Star Destroyer's weaponry to focus more on anti-fighter weaponry, use the spare capacity from less focus on turbolasers to cover the ship in smaller scale weapons. If you are made to counter the Rebellion's go-to way to fight, you will strike a fearsome reputation. They may try to adapt of course, but the Rebellion had limited resources for a lot of the war and may not be able to adapt on a larger scale, especially if you start cutting down their squadrons and fleets on the regular, meaning less resources for future counterattacks.
THAT, is how you weaponise fear.
They kept the bodies onboard? That's a major health hazzard. I'm going to report this to HR.
It's the propagandistic nepotism that really goes too far for me. That requirement should have made this one of the most ineptly crewed ISD's.
Wow, the health hazard from leaving the dead in place is...pretty insane and irresponsible.
Officer to stormtrooper: I knew your father, you look just like him. (glances over the fathers corpse) Well... you look "fresher" in comparison.
I think you would find the vector more terrifying and making more sense than taking a damage ship with the dead crew lying about into battle.
The movies do tend to gloss over the fact that at least a god couple hundreds of thousands died on that space station so naturally vengeance would come at one point
The Most Feared Ghost Ship of all Ghost Ships lol
Nah, that would be the Vector
@@ntfoperative9432 What's the Vector?
@@maximomartin2529 the ship from Death Troopers, the one infested by the Blackwing Virus
@@ntfoperative9432 Oh... I never knew that.
This isn't even close to terrifying wtf
So basically the Star Wars version of the Flying Dutchman?
I think that moniker belongs to the Ravenger.
the idea of a star destroyer leaving his scars is kinda cool. but left the dead bodies inside is just "what the force ?"
Bro the guys who wrote this comic might have been Warhammer fans if they thought "Leaving the bodies in the same position" was a kewl or badass idea lmao.
GRIMDERP.
It's terrifying but it's also one of the dumbest decisions I can imagine anyone making. They CAN repair the ship and discard the bodies. But they chose not to in an attempt to scare the shit out of the Rebellion.
If it was like a ghost ship where it's abandoned or running on minimal staff with a lack of resources from being lost for sometime, then it would be terrifying. But this feels too try hard
As a Star Wars story, this is crazy
As a Warhammer story, it's pretty tame.
Metal AF though
I hope they installed a good ventilation system on that ship. I can’t imagine how smelly it would be working there.
Talk about a ghost of Christmas yet to come
Any Star Wars game I play where I have a choice, rebellion or Empire, I make sure the rebellion is crushed.
Well talk about going all Flying Dutchman on the Rebellion
☆That Empire ship is fricken cool wit its battle wounds.☆
ISD Vector. The corpses in it's corridors were left there too, but they woke up.
They Just Eat
Just imagine the smell of the dead bodies on that ship
“Hey does something smell?”
I still say the Eclipse is the most horrifying ship. With its dark hull and death star laser combined with gravity well generator meaning the moment you come face to face with it you either win or you die there is no escape.
star destroyer fortitude/tarkin's will is such a cool concept
Interesting idea……for someone who knows nothing of the Empire’s rigid standards for every soldier, vehicle and piece of equipment serving is (especially one as significant as a star destroyer). Palpatine, Vader or really any Moff or fleet admiral could and would have ordered it back to a dry dock for full repairs or simply scrapped it and given the captain a different ship. And the whole leaving dead bodies and having their family members staff the ship mess simply wouldn’t fly.
At least that’s how they did it back in Legends, when things made more sense.
"As well as leaving the bodies of the dead--"
That's . . . . unsanitary . .
I thought it was going to be the one from Death Troopers ngl
I guess I'm not the only one to note that leaving the bodies of the dead where they fell is COMPLETELY INSANE.
Yeah nah…Nah leaving rotting corpses in this ship is just asking for any number of diseases to rip through your crew……
Wow, this might be the best storyline I have ever heard from Starwars.
Look out, an Edge Lord commands this ship
No one would serve on a ship with rotting corpses.
Ah yes you see that body there? That’s my dad dam those rebels
Ok at that point it becomes comical, it's a ship crewed by a bunch of edge lords
The number one rule in maritime shipkeeping is always dump your bodies, if you leave them aboard then you can very quickly risk an epidemic on the ship, and an epidemic is the worst thing than can happen to any ship out at sea or in space.
Hah, what a coincidence about the epidemic.
The other star destroyer that everyone's talking about in the comments section had that issue
@@funybirbman3813 that's some heavy sugar coating there
@@ntfoperative9432 that's one way to put it
I think it's smart to leave the bodies inside while having the crew commanding it be the family of those dead troops. It reminds the crew what they are fighting for constantly. Extensive damage though? I mean, they could have done like Thrawn and did some patchwork at the very least. Maybe restored the hull in a different color or something.
Yeah, in any realistic setting this star destroyer would have been finished off expeditiously.
Any rebel force worth its salt would spend more time laughing at the combat ineffective scrap heap than they would finishing it off.
Was this concept written by a fourteen-year-old edgelord who just discovered heavy metal? Games Workshop would look at this and call it cheesy.
At first I thought it would be an episode about the destroyer from the book about the blackwing virus but this one is also terrifying
The Empire has done some messed up things BUT KEEPING THE DEAD INSIDE A HEAVILY DAMAGED STAR DESTROYER IS WAY TOO FUCKED UP
Can't help thinking though it would of been somewhat more combat effective if there wasnt a huge gaping hole in the primary hull and the corridor's werent choked with rotting corpses,
Edgy
Imagine all the sicknesses and plagues you could catch on this ship.
Sounds like some grim derp nonsense you'd find in Warhammer 40K.
Wasn't expecting an Empire at war clip in this
Leaving the dead bodies? How unhygenic!
nah i think eclipse is still more terrifying it's packed full of the most technologically advanced weapons systems as well as other countless systems we barely know anything about the eclipse so only god knows what could have been on those ships
Nah man, the Vector takes the cake, it's a literal ghost ship with zombies as it's crew
@@ntfoperative9432 Gonna have to agree with this. Also the audiobook for “Death Troopers” is the essence of pure terror
Are y’all surprised the imperials went for intimidation above functionality? These are the same people that would pick a fleet of several big ships then a fleet with a handful of big ships and small support ships because one is more intimidating than the other
Me: just reads title.
My brain: Vector?
That’s what I thought also
Nah the star destroyer called the vector is much much more scary
Is that the one that contained the zombie virus?
@@Crunedic yeah
That’s so ridiculously absurd
So... Admiral Daala has now become Admiral Zaara.