We’ve all heard the same explanation over and over: Imperial TIE fighters don’t have shields because the Empire wanted to mass-produce them. Strip out the protection, make them cheaper and lighter, and you can flood the galaxy with more TIEs. On the surface, that sounds pretty reasonable. The more starfighters you have, the better… right? …
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