Why Old Republic Era SITH Shipbuilding Went Unnecessarily Hard: Ancient Sith Engineering EXPLAINED

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Old Republic ship design goes hard

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Chapters:

0:00 Intro
2:16 Empires of the Sith
4:57 Ships of the Hyperspace War
10:59 The Krath Fleet
15:24 Sith Interdictors
21:14 The Centurion-class
24:25 Warships of the True Sith
28:39 The Harrower-class Dreadnaught
36:10 Outro

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[Alpha_Digamma]

The Harrower-Class Dreadnought is my all time favorite Star Wars capital ship. It looks great, has a big fighter complement, carries lots of troops and its armament punches well above its size.

[cjthebeesknees]

Sith fleet of Harrower class Dreadnoughts ports into system:

Every dude who ever lived: that’s fawkin sick chief

[empirednw]

The harrower outclassed anything the republic had by far.

[gigagian]

The Terminus-class Destroyer is such neat take on the wedge shape ship. Notice how the two com towers have their Decks off set at 45 angles with the rest of the hull? There's got to be some quirky artificial gravity engineering going on in there.

[princeofpokemon]

The Sith didn't have any shields on their ships? That explains a lot

[nonyabisness]

The Interdictor is such a rad design.
Looked brutal in the kotor games.

[fadelsukoco]

23:40 To be fair, the term "batteries" implies that each of them contained multiple instances of each type of weapon, so a single medium turbolaser battery could mean a group of 3 turbolasers, or 7 turbolasers, or more or less, depending on what the designers thought was the most appropriate for the ship's mission profile.

[blackfire]

Considering how many massive fleets the star wars universe has had over the years, it makes me wonder how many planets and star systems got hollowed out by the time of "Return of the Jedi".

[quazar]

I love the very ancient Star Wars ship designs! They are like crazy sailing boats, so distant from what we know from the movies. It's really a art to design something entirely fictional like a space ship and give it a feel of primitivity and mysteriousness of a long bygone age.

[sonofeyeabovealleffoff]

They had darkside alchemically enhanced armor on their ships. Shielding was a brand new concept during the short reign of Naga Sadow. The armor was just as good.

[denen]

the harrower is by far the coolest sith ship to ever be made(obviously in my opinion)

[cj-ace]

I'm just picturing the rebellion using updated centurion and harrower class dreadnoughts in their fleets.

[grimassassin]

This is by far my favorite Star Wars channel, talks about interesting facts, the old republic, and the ignore the sequels mostly. Also the old republic sith ships are my favorites. Harrower and the termius(it is this right?) class are great

[isaackim]

It really makes me wonder how a Mark II of the ARC-170 would look like?

[theark]

Only 120 comments? I'm astonished considering how you're basically one of the few Star Wars channels left that does the lore and does it detailed and correctly.

[darthmeta]

I'm so glad you touched on the Gage-class transport! Too bad there's not much detail on it, but I absolutely love the idea of a scrappy Terminus-class-based ship that is more geared towards cargo movement but can survive interceptions from heavy hitting warships.

[johanalitalo]

Loved the video. Love to see a similar video of old republic ships. (Before ruusan reformation)

[rachelprighel]

Definitely makes sense absolutely let's get started then

[zexalbrony]

19:13-19:26: So I guess after over 3000 years the Sith still didn't learn the importance of shields.
36:20-36:24: A Republic video on this subject would be cool.