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Battle Droids were droids used for fighting. Battle Droids were used for the Sith. Battle Droids had a factory which made them. Super Battle Droids seemed more smarter. Later, Darth Sideous chose to use Stormtroopers instead. Battle droids were used by the Trade Federation and later the Confederacy of Independent Systems in the Clone Wars. They form the majority of both organisations' armies. They appear in many Star Wars sets, especially from Episode I, Episode II and Episode III. They were usually produced in plants on distant planets such as Geonosis and Hypori. After being programmed, they were sent on missions against the Republic, or used to spread fear on star systems opposing the Trade Federation. Regular Battle Droids had no mind of their own, and they were controlled by a central computer. Battle droids were designed to defeat their enemies by sheer number of units. They had little ability to think independently, and were very vulnerable to tricks. The droids could operate in almost every environment, The Battle Droid has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions: Battle Droid is a character. These droids are produced in hundreds of facteries around the galaxy. There design is to make the look like dead Neimoidians. The B1 Battle Droid or commonly known in-game as Battle Droid (not to be confused by different types of Battle Droids) is the primary infantry unit of the CIS and the basis for most of the other classes. Though their use greatly declined after the debacle at the The Battle of Naboo. In the first Battlefront it was only playable in the first two missions of the Clone Wars Historical Campaign. It is not available in Star Wars: Battlefront II. However, it served as the basis for it's more specialized counterparts, such as the Assassin Droid or Assault Droid among others. It is replaced by the B2 Super Battle Droid in Instant Action and all other campaign missions and is completely absent in SWBFII. The Battle Droid was first released in 2004 with the Clone Strike set in three different variants. It was re-released in 2005 with the Revenge of the Sith set in two more variants, in 2005 with the Universe set in one more variant, in 2008 with the The Clone Wars set in two more variants, and in 2009 with the Galaxy at War set in one more variant. Battle Droids were droids programmed for combat, and were the bulk of the Confederacy of Independent Systems' military force and the foot soldiers of the Droid Army, fighting in battles as soldiers. While most droids were used for solely for combat purposes, there were a number of droids that had been built specifically for menial tasks and labor such as the piloting and firefighting. However these battle droids were often clumsy, and commanders such as General Grievous and Asajj Ventress held them in contempt, often destroying them in fits of rage. The Battle droid was a type of droid used by Gizor Dellso, though they turned on him when the Empire attacked. Battle Droids were known for being strong and had been used by the Rebel Alliance, Bail Organa and the Empire. Battle Droids (Gevechtsdroïden) hadden een lange geschiedenis, van de dagen van Xim the Despot tot de Clone Wars. Deze droids waren een veelgezien fenomeen op werelden van de Confederacy of Independent Systems maar na de opkomst van het Galactic Empire waren ze zo goed als verdwenen. Criminele organisaties en piraten gebruikten de droids nog wel vaak als privé-leger waarbij ze bestempeld werden als “Beveiliging”. Battle Droids behoorden tot de Klasse 4 van droids. Zie ook B1 battle droids were battle droids that made up the backbone of the Trade Federation Droid Army and the Separatist Droid Army. Often called "Clankers" by Galactic Republic clone troopers, they were the successor of the OOM-series battle droid. The B1 battle droid was frequently used as a soldier for the Trade Federation. As a result, B1s were present in nearly every battle involving the Trade Federation. thumb|right|220px|B1-taisteludroidi -minifiguuri. B1 taisteludroidit, tunnettu myös taisteludroideina (engl. Battle droid) olivat separatistien jalkaväkijoukoissa keskeisessä roolissa. Droideilla oli usein aseena laserkivääri. Niiden oli tarkoitus voittaa viholliset miesylivoiman, ei strategisten taitojen turvin. Niitä oli helppo valmistaa ka kloonisotien aikana niitä tehtailtiinkin massatuotantona. Droideista oli useita eri versioita. A German Star Wars:Episodes I-III STT. A battle droid (also referred to as war droid or killer droid) is any droid designed for combat. There are numerous types of battle droids. They predated the Galactic Republic by thousands of years, with the earliest known being Rakatan ancient droids and the war-robots used by Xim the Despot. Many of the best known battle droids were those used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars. At the end of the Clone Wars, Sith Lord Darth Vader turned off the Master control signal, deactivating most of the Separatist Droid Army. After this, battle droids are extremely rare.

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Battle Droids (Gevechtsdroïden) hadden een lange geschiedenis, van de dagen van Xim the Despot tot de Clone Wars. Deze droids waren een veelgezien fenomeen op werelden van de Confederacy of Independent Systems maar na de opkomst van het Galactic Empire waren ze zo goed als verdwenen. Criminele organisaties en piraten gebruikten de droids nog wel vaak als privé-leger waarbij ze bestempeld werden als “Beveiliging”. Battle Droids behoorden tot de Klasse 4 van droids. Zie ook B1 battle droids were battle droids that made up the backbone of the Trade Federation Droid Army and the Separatist Droid Army. Often called "Clankers" by Galactic Republic clone troopers, they were the successor of the OOM-series battle droid. B1s were perhaps the most numerous—and expendable—soldiers in galactic history, and, unlike most organic soldiers, they were capable of action in hostile environments such as underwater or in space. They were designed, for the most part, to defeat their enemies through sheer numbers, not through their ability to think (they were very vulnerable to tricks) and utilize combat skills (unlike clone troopers). The B1 battle droid was frequently used as a soldier for the Trade Federation. As a result, B1s were present in nearly every battle involving the Trade Federation. Early battles involving the droids required a central computer for the droids to "think" from, but this was mostly removed post-Battle of Naboo after an attack destroyed the mainframe stationed there, resulting in all the droids on the planet being deactivated. A German Star Wars:Episodes I-III STT. The Battle Droid has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions: Battle Droids were droids used for fighting. Battle Droids were used for the Sith. Battle Droids had a factory which made them. Super Battle Droids seemed more smarter. Later, Darth Sideous chose to use Stormtroopers instead. These droids are produced in hundreds of facteries around the galaxy. There design is to make the look like dead Neimoidians. The Battle droid was a type of droid used by Gizor Dellso, though they turned on him when the Empire attacked. Battle Droids were known for being strong and had been used by the Rebel Alliance, Bail Organa and the Empire. Battle Droids were droids programmed for combat, and were the bulk of the Confederacy of Independent Systems' military force and the foot soldiers of the Droid Army, fighting in battles as soldiers. While most droids were used for solely for combat purposes, there were a number of droids that had been built specifically for menial tasks and labor such as the piloting and firefighting. However these battle droids were often clumsy, and commanders such as General Grievous and Asajj Ventress held them in contempt, often destroying them in fits of rage. Battle droids were used by the Trade Federation and later the Confederacy of Independent Systems in the Clone Wars. They form the majority of both organisations' armies. They appear in many Star Wars sets, especially from Episode I, Episode II and Episode III. They were usually produced in plants on distant planets such as Geonosis and Hypori. After being programmed, they were sent on missions against the Republic, or used to spread fear on star systems opposing the Trade Federation. Regular Battle Droids had no mind of their own, and they were controlled by a central computer. Battle droids were designed to defeat their enemies by sheer number of units. They had little ability to think independently, and were very vulnerable to tricks. The droids could operate in almost every environment, including underwater. The basic battle droids, with no markings are the B1 series. In addition, the OOM series such as the Battle Droid Commander, the Pilot Battle Droid, and the Security Battle Droid were given control over some groups. The B1 Battle Droid or commonly known in-game as Battle Droid (not to be confused by different types of Battle Droids) is the primary infantry unit of the CIS and the basis for most of the other classes. Though their use greatly declined after the debacle at the The Battle of Naboo. In the first Battlefront it was only playable in the first two missions of the Clone Wars Historical Campaign. It is not available in Star Wars: Battlefront II. However, it served as the basis for it's more specialized counterparts, such as the Assassin Droid or Assault Droid among others. It is replaced by the B2 Super Battle Droid in Instant Action and all other campaign missions and is completely absent in SWBFII. The Battle Droid was first released in 2004 with the Clone Strike set in three different variants. It was re-released in 2005 with the Revenge of the Sith set in two more variants, in 2005 with the Universe set in one more variant, in 2008 with the The Clone Wars set in two more variants, and in 2009 with the Galaxy at War set in one more variant. Battle Droid is a character. thumb|right|220px|B1-taisteludroidi -minifiguuri. B1 taisteludroidit, tunnettu myös taisteludroideina (engl. Battle droid) olivat separatistien jalkaväkijoukoissa keskeisessä roolissa. Droideilla oli usein aseena laserkivääri. Niiden oli tarkoitus voittaa viholliset miesylivoiman, ei strategisten taitojen turvin. Niitä oli helppo valmistaa ka kloonisotien aikana niitä tehtailtiinkin massatuotantona. Droideista oli useita eri versioita. A battle droid (also referred to as war droid or killer droid) is any droid designed for combat. There are numerous types of battle droids. They predated the Galactic Republic by thousands of years, with the earliest known being Rakatan ancient droids and the war-robots used by Xim the Despot. Many of the best known battle droids were those used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars. At the end of the Clone Wars, Sith Lord Darth Vader turned off the Master control signal, deactivating most of the Separatist Droid Army. After this, battle droids are extremely rare.

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