Latter and Former Edit

In the section "Death Star I", it should read "These conflicting accounts were retconned in The New Essential Chronology, which stated that the former was a testbed prototype for the superlaser to be installed on the latter." Aubri 14:04, May 10, 2010 (UTC)

• I don't have The New Essential Chronology, but it seems to make more sense your way. Fixed. Axinal ^{Convocation Chamber} 16:04, May 10, 2010 (UTC)

On Mustafar, the article says that Anakin shouts "liar" to Padme, when actually he shouts it to Obi-Wan because Padme told him what Obi-Wan had said.

End of the DroidsEdit

In Star Wars Episode III, when Anakin is on Mustafar, Sidious tells him to order the immediate shutdown of all the droid armies. I understand that clones are smarter than droids, and that Palpatine had a good reason to shut the droids down. But what exactly was that "good reason?" It seems that if Palpatine had all the help he could get, the Empire would have won the war in the end

Any number of reasons, least of all cost in credits and resources. Wars are expensive, flipping a switch to shut down the droids isn't. In addition, Palpatine needed the Clone Army and other military forces on other missions, such as subjugating the world of his new Empire. He couldn't have them off fighting a droid army of his own creation. --OuroborosCobra 09:22, October 4, 2010 (UTC)

With the Separatist leaders dead, the war was over. The Droid Army no longer had a purpose. There was no need for the new Empire to destroy each and every droid in combat. JediHistorian 11:55, October 4, 2010 (UTC)

Makes sense to me! I keep forgetting that even after Palpatine is discovered, he is still playing "The good guy." Does that mean we can assume that Palpatine had no control over the droid army? I thought he could reprogram them so that they wouldn't fire on the clones now that they were "on the same side." Thanks a lot! Rebmaboss 17:18, October 4, 2010 (UTC)