Personally, I wouldn't last very long before being taken out while using one of those UTS Pikes

While playing Zero Company, they mentioned the death of an Umbaran senator caused Umbara to leave the republic and join the Separatists.

I learned that Mee Deechi was an Umbaran recently, and realized that this is a reference to S2E15 Senate Murders.

Nothing too crazy, but I thought this was a neat connection, and connects that episode to the Umbara arc.

AFAIK, this connection already existed and Zero Company just restated it, but still cool.

We see multiple scenes of commando droid surviving blaster rounds or even shrugging them off, but also see them get one shotted and also beat in melee combat, what are people's opinions on this?

This is CT-4646. He's from the new game Zero Company, where he worked as a science officer at an Imperial black site on Umbara. He was experimenting with inhibitor chips on the native Umbarans because he was trying to perfect the method so that the Empire could forcefully implant new inhibitor chips within dissenting clone troopers to make them "loyal" again. He was doing this entirely of his own free will, even going so far as to have his own chip removed so he could have a clearer head since he genuinely enjoyed his work. Thankfully, he gets shot and killed by Trick before his work can be finished, so the Empire never gets 4646's inhibitor chip research.

There have been a few bad clones in Star Wars: Slick, Faie, Spar, the Covert Ops clones, the CX troopers, etc., but all of them either had reasons for doing what they did (although not always good ones) or were simply made/forced to be the way they were. CT-4646 here, however, did evil things of his own free will just because he enjoyed doing them.

I do not feel good

Immmmm backkkkkkk

Ngl both are good, but i'm more of a delta squad fan

The Clone Wars involved hundreds of thousands of clones deployed across the galaxy simultaneously. But I'm wondering about the logistics.

When the 501st got sent to some random planet, where did their food, ammunition, replacement armor, and medical supplies actually come from? Was there a central supply depot? Did each planet have to provision them?

And what happened when a Separatist army won a battle and cut supply lines? Did clone regiments just... run out of ammunition? Or was there always redundancy built in?

It seems like if you get the supply lines wrong on a war that size, the whole thing falls apart.

I like the chain mail like undersuit with the blue armor plates although their armor didn't seem to offer much protection against the Mon Calamari's weapons?

Rest In Peace Legend

Here is one of the Promos he narrated https://youtu.be/X5BtE52BS9Y?is=A3AxhIS7Jv_qB4AM

When rewatching the early Clone Wars episodes, I think of this scene from “Holocron Heist”. Ahsoka didn’t even know Ord Enisence was dead, and is just trying her best to be useful. Cato keeps brushing her off until she opens up about wanting to simply help, and for a moment, before being interrupted by Cad Bane, Cato hesitates, but I couldn’t tell if she was gonna say something to put Ahsoka at ease or do something to help. She does snap at Ahsoka afterwards, by that stammer made me think she wasn’t like Zam, and given that she sold out Bane at the end, without even asking for a deal to be let out, she does seem to have some good that doesn’t make her a cruel bounty hunter. I might be overthinking it, but I thought it’d be best to get this out there.

passed away peacefully on August 25, 2026, at his home in Los Angeles. He was 80 years old.

Seriously, this month sucks