Why didn't the Rebels just use an A Wing to kamikaze attack the Death Star's bridge?

Why didn't the Rebels just use an A Wing to kamikaze attack the Death Star's bridge?

Because shields and armor.

Why did the ship crash when the A Wing flew into the bridge?
Don't they have any emergency controls to prevent this shit?

Death Star had multiple command stations deep inside the interior

Because they valued human life and didn't want to sacrifice a single soldier. It doesn't explain why they didn't want to use a droid tho

cause the Death Star has no bridge

Droids are people too bigot
#DroidLivesMatter

But it has the Emperor's Throne Room on the north pole.

Why didn't Yoda just kill that Sith woman in the first episode of Star Wars: The Clone Wars?

nice waiting area with pink chairs and hopefully interesting magazines

>those giant dildos

WEW.

Gotta have that high ground

There is no way that this was the only bridge on the ship, even if it was it would be fucking impossible to down the ships shields, Rebel ships relied on their shields not weapons nothing could have destroyed it

why didnt the rebels (or empire) slap a thruster and hyperdrive on an asteroid and ram it into enemy planets

i think building a few of those would have been much cheaper than making 2 death stars

>why did the ship crash when the A-wing hit the bridge

Because they were too late in increasing the forward fire-power.

>don't they have safety features?

They do, but the pilot let out an intense scream which became a force energy burst that shorted out the telemetry and the anti-gravity modules in the Executor ship.

Watching this scene again makes it look so dumb. Just a minute before this occurred, two A wings fire 8 shots total at one of the shield generators near the bridge. And it blows up. Then an errant A-wing crashes into the bridge and that somehow disables the entire ship.

WOW. Great job, Imprial engineers. You've really outdone yourself this time.

Why did the emperor leave openings to deadly power sources in his throne room?

>Why didn't you intensify it

RotJ is a minor movie compared to the other two. Not stupidly infuriating like what came before or after the OT, but clearly an inferior product.

he liked the breeze of ionized air

It was that retarded in real life too.

Every WWII naval battle ended with "but then one plane slipped through and dropped one bomb in an unfortunate place and fucked everything"

Happened to the Bismarck, the Prince of Wales, the Repulse, the Lexington, the Akagi, the Kaga, the Soryu, the Hiryu, all of the American battleships at Pearl Harbor, all of the French battleships at Mers-el-Kébir, etc.

Lucas was starting to get lazy by ROTJ. He had his first taste of jew gold and could see that the real money was in merchandise. Filmmaking was just an inconvenience on his journey of becoming a fat toy merchant.

But would a bomb hitting the bridge of a multi-kilometer long starship really cause the whole thing to lose power and fall? There has to be contingencies for that sort of thing happening.

>all of the French battleships at Mers-el-Kébir
It was a fucking fire, not bombers lucky shot.