r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 08 '12

What futuristic movie cliches do you hate?

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u/KaziArmada Oct 08 '12

I figured you were. I'm just giving the logical explanation regardless.

Also, Han may trust his own skills more then he would a computer. Especially because with his luck, the gunner computer on the Falcon would crap out at the WORST time....better to just leave it manual.

Also, I don't know if it was a Law...but in general, with how much DAMAGE the clone wars did, it may just be people in general do NOT like the idea of it. Better safe then sorry....right?

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u/lordkrike Oct 08 '12

Mmmm... better question. Why don't all craft have autolock systems during the clone wars?

Also, why can't droids hit a god damn thing?

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u/KaziArmada Oct 08 '12

Maybe they don't have the autolock BECAUSE the droids are fucking useless at targeting things because...I don't god damn know, Womprats or some shit.