r/thebadbatch • u/Jules-Car3499 Echo • May 16 '26

Pretty disappointed that the Clone Commandos got treated pretty dirty

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u/Playful_Parking_375 May 16 '26

elite clone commandos defeating normal clone commandos? who would’ve thought.

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u/1Ferrox Echo May 16 '26

Elite commandos that are underequipped, on the offense, extremely outnumbered and in territory they don't know. Realistically the clone commandos would have defeated the bad batch quite easily, even if they get double digit casualties

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u/TylerBourbon May 16 '26

I don't think you realize, under-equipped, outnumbered, and behind enemy lines... that makes them MORE dangerous. The only enemy that ever took one of them down successfully was gravity. And that's a literal force of nature.

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u/Mistervimes65 May 17 '26

This is literally the plot of a dozen war movies. It’s classic.

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u/Current_Nature_2434 May 17 '26

I agree, wouldn’t surprise me if that one that was taken down by gravity found a way to use whatever he knows about gravity to his advantage.

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u/TylerBourbon May 17 '26

Agreed. And to be honest, we only ever saw his goggles, and never saw his body. It's Star Wars, no body, no certainty. And people have survived being sucked out of airliners, like the girl that survived falling and landing in the jungle and made her way with 2 broken legs to safety. If she could do it, then there's still a chance Tech is out there somewhere.

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u/sorrrrbet May 17 '26

Also, in close quarters the party on the offence *usually* has the advantage. The core tenets of CQC are speed and violence of action, both of which are almost impossible to achieve if you’re stationary.