Operation Cinder Is Initiated By Palpatine As Referenced In The Mandalorian (Star Wars )

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  @shadowwolf7177 · 5 years ago · pinned

  Thank you for showing this bro. This can help show those who didn’t understand Operation Cinder

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  @TheTruthIsGonnaHurt · 5 years ago

  Operation Cinder aka &quot;The Emperor&apos;s Rage Quit&quot;<br>If I am no longer alive to play with the toys, then you are to break all the toys.

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  @Lonewolf360gaming · 5 years ago

  Palpatine:We sHall rUle tHe GaLAxY <br><br>Also palpatine: let&apos;s just destroy our planets because why not

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  @Commanderziff · 5 years ago (edited)

  &quot;The only way to re-establish control over what we&apos;ve lost is to destroy what we still have!&quot; &nbsp;The Emperor truly was a strategic mastermind. &nbsp;It gets even more brilliant in hindsight, now that we know he wasn&apos;t even dead. &nbsp;He just wanted his next match with the Rebellion to be on &quot;Expert&quot; mode.<br><br>Then he got bored and used a cheat code for 1,000 ships. &nbsp; A very complex and nuanced strategy.

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  @faded9581 · 5 years ago

  There are issues with its conception from the pov of literally anyone who isn’t Palpatine, but from his own twisted mindset this kind of order makes perfect sense. Sith ideology dictates that there is absolutely nothing after death outside of what one has literally or physically built, a legacy or an apprentice. Therefore, Sith dedicate themselves over mastering death and doing whatever is humanely possible to ensure their supremacy in life<br><br>If Palpatine dies, then, to him, nothing remains. He doesn’t benefit from an empire that immortalizes him, because he is dead, and there is nothingness. Thus, in the ultimate act of spite, he annihilates his own empire, preventing an individual from inheriting the Empire he selfishly clutched onto for himself, and only himself.<br><br>Why the Imperial officers adhered to such orders, I find most bizarre. Even the most staunchest of loyalists would give pause to the murders of their own families.

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  @TheEnclaveGuy · 5 years ago

  &quot;We shall destroy the rebellion by going after the people who had nothing to do with it 👿&quot;

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  @Maskofanonymity · 5 years ago

  I believe Valin Hess(the officer in the mandalorian) explained it the best. The empire was going to cause as much disorder as possible so that the people of the galaxy would become so fatigued and exhausted from war and crime that they would welcome the empire and the order they could bring. The use of satellite lasers on planets that were loyal to the empire was used as an reminder of what the empire was not only capable, but willing to do to keep themselves in control.

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  @EvanYoungMusic · 5 years ago

  So incredible they tied in Battlefront 2 with Mandalorian.

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  @guilhermehank4938 · 5 years ago

  The moment you realize that &nbsp;palpatine is alive all along makes this operation look a whole more preposterous than ever before

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  @firstlast9846 · 5 years ago

  <b>Rahs, That Droid is Terrifying</b> the way it went from 0-100 in seconds when She isn’t Verified

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  @MikMoen · 5 years ago

  When I first played through I thought the Satellites were just affecting the atmosphere, altering the climate. The visuals made it appear that way to me. Didn&apos;t realize they were literally energy weapons vaporizing the surface.

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  @AnonymousKeyboard · 5 years ago

  &quot;So what happens now&quot; <br>&quot;We retaliate&quot; <br><b>Procceds to destroy their own planets</b>

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