Seal teams i would expect to be a bit more hesitant about this, which frankly is good for them because we've all seen how blindly most clones follow orders. They will not throw their lives away blindly but if they were required to they would. If there was no requirement for the team to survive then i would side with the Arcs, because they are indoctrinated to be semi-suicidal. Zero casualties for both sides, indeterminate time period. If the seal team were armed with machineguns the effects would likely be the same. Arcs could all be carrying reciprocating quad-blasters (miniguns) and rocket launchers which would tear anything to shreds in seconds, if they were armed with a standard DC15 or 17 then it would take them longer but it would still be accomplished with probably zero casualties. Second scenario, the results of this vary greatly depending on the gear of the team. If they are facing humans or equivalent 'wets' then the seals would give the Arcs a run for their money but i would still err on the side of the Arcs in this case. 2 droid armour is designed to deflect blaster fire and is made of a flexible metal, bullets would probably dent it rather badly but allow the droid to function even when seriously damaged, however blasters (firing plasma bolts) melt their internals and ionise their circuitboards thus damaging the electronic chips which drive them. Who would win in the first two situations depends on a serious number of factors firstly the equipment of the team, secondly who the opponents are in the bunker, thirdly whether or not the Arc troopers have been informed and taught about the soldiers they are facing in the canyon.įirst scenario, if they are facing battledroids both teams would probably succeed, however the Arc troopers would finish the mission in about half the time the Seals would because of two reasons: 1 the Arcs know these enemies and have superior knowledge of the battle strategies the droids will employ.

Arc troopers vs commandos