I should probably clarify that I was half joking when I posted those panels from 'Trooper'. I can definitely see the Empire's recruitment and training being brutal, but even for an uncaring dictatorship, 'kill all the other candidates' is a bit too over the top, not to mention wasteful. Even if the Empire doesn't believe in the sanctity of life, they should at least care about all the manpower going to waste. (It gets worse later in the comic, while every real world army is all about promoting teamwork and camaraderie amongst its troops, the Imperial philosophy is apparently 'Leave your fellows to die! Even if it's just a training exercise!' )Although I do like godisawesome's idea of it applying to penal legions. After all it's a big galaxy, different academies probably have different standards.But the original post was about the academies shown in Rebels being inhumane.
Nadiri Dockyards Starhawk Mark-I battleship Craft: Nadiri Dockyards Starhawk Mark-I battleship Type: Battleship Scale: Capital Length: 275 meters. Yeah I thought so too and I also thought that one of those resistance shops behind the raddus were the starhawk battleship. Heretic1311 Featured By Owner Feb 15, 2018. And subscribe to one of thousands of communities. Books Can someone post an image of a Mark One Starhawk Republic Battleship? (self.StarWars) submitted 2 years ago by Nomenimion. I'm just finishing up the third Aftermath novel, and I'm dying to picture this beast.
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It would be one thing if they were actually sending the kids into real combat, but to me it just seems like the Star Wars galaxy's equivalent of Military School. I seem to remember in the Fleet Junkie thread there was speculation on if the Star Hawks would appear in future Battlefront Content, and it was pointed out that when they did the Scarif DLC instead of making Hammerheads or the Profundity, they just reused the Corellian Corvette models. So I would say it's unlikely.True this time around DICE does seem to be including some new stuff, like the Imperial Raider from the X-wing Miniatures game. But there's a big difference between telling the game designers and programmers 'Here's some pictures of this ship, we want you to include it in the game' and telling them 'Here's some vague descriptions of a ship from a novel, we want you to design it from the ground up and put it in the game'.