Saga Combat of star wars

The Mando's tuning fork rifle is considered a disrupter rifle, when shot at a living being, the user can be charged with a war-crime. The E-11, amazing utility weapon, it can fit in most roles, similar to the a280 of the rebellion or the DC-15S of the clones. Both your choices are amazing weapons.

 

I love your choice. The only gun I like more than the z-6 is the reciprocating quad-cannon from the 2003 clone wars. It is essentially the Z-6, but with a different firing style and 2 more barrels (more shots=more destruction)

 

My favorite gun is the EE-4, it is completely different to any other blaster.

 

Interesting choice, it looks like a pistol version of the EE-4 to me.

 

It has spread shots and 5 scopes. The spread shot is very unique since it is not a slug thrower. I find the idea of 5 scopes just absurd, but I loved using it in Star Wars Battlefront.

 

The DC-17m Interchangeable Weapon System (DC-17m ICWS) for me (from the Republic Commando game). Perhaps the most versatile weapon in Star Wars, this rifle gave clone commandos a wide variety of weapon attachments. Which included both sniper and mortar launcher configurations.

 

I love muti-role stuff, the DC-17m should have replaced all other weapons from the DC line.

 

It could be down to cost, as having that many attachments on a single blaster probably wasn't cheap for BlasTech Industries.

On the subject of DC's, I have a soft spot for the DC-15A rifle. Due to how much power they consume they might not be the most practical against swarms of B1 Droids. But if you have a few Super Battle Droids or a pesky Dwarf Spider Droid giving you trouble? A DC-15A will do the trick.

 

They can land a shot of over 10k away. 1224 clones can shoot the circumference of coruscant. (that is crazy) If you need a dedicated sniper, this is the blaster.

 

I know there are vibro swords, daggers, axes, and pikes, but do any of you know if there are any named vibro-maces?

 

Ta-dah!

 

Thanks, I was imagining the ebony mace from skyrim, it clarifies alot.

 

Is it just me or Does Moff Gideon's Arquitens cruiser look way bigger than they did in the clone wars and rebels?

 

I think it is, the animated versions seemed quite small compare to a imperial shuttle.

 

yeah, I was really confused about that. wookiepedia said he had a modified arquitens class command cruiser. Moff Gideon's cruiser seemed more like the size of a Harrower class, and to be honest at first glimpse I thought it was a Harrower... Hopefully Disney says that it is a lesser known ship as opposed to the Arquitens (common in rebels and the later clone wars seasons).

 

So, I will just say here, that the combat sequence towards the end of this last episode of Mandalorian was IMO one of the best fighter combat sequences I've seen in a SW production in...years.

Which, considering how brief and small-scale it was, is actually kind of sad!

 

Yeah, It was really sad, the only one that can compare was the Battle of Exegal scene

 

I thought the starfighter part of the battle of Crait was great.

 

Or, the battle of Scarif in Rogue One-IMO the best fighter combat sequence since the Disney buyout.

 

That was the only good part of rogue one...

 

Even considering the Darth Vader scenes?

 

No, that was an awful rehash of all the OT Falcon fights.

 

I disagree, were there starfighter battles in caves in the OT?

 

Yes, the interior of Death Star 2 was cavernous, as were the asteroid field canyons.