How many droids could a clone kill?

I would say given the degeneration of combat efficiency that comes with shrinking a squad of B1’s to match up against a single combatant of comparable strength, the standard clone trooper should be able to take out 5 or 6 battle droids. A sergeant would take it up to 10–12.

How many B1 battle droids did the CIS have?

1,232 battle droids
B1 and B2 battle droids attack on Ryloth Above the battalion level, vanguards sat between battalions and regiments in size and were designed to break through heavy defences. They were composed of 1,232 battle droids and support droids and consisted of eleven MTT companies and a squadron of 18 repulsortanks.

How many battle droids is a Jedi worth?

thousand droids
There’s never any real dramatic tension. Looking down at a full battalion of battle droids, Yoda quips, “Outnumbered, are they.” By the end of the episode, the battle droids are scrap metal and Yoda has won the allegiance of King Katuunko, who declares that a single Jedi is actually worth a thousand droids.

What B1 droids are still in the Separatist droid army?

Despite the new model within the Separatist Droid Army there were still older B1 models programmed by central computers used, such as RB-551, a B1 battle droid who served as part as a droid patrol during the Battle of Ryloth.

How effective were B1 battle droids in Star Wars?

B1 battle droids’ limited programming meant they were not always effective at these types of jobs, however. During the Ambush on Rugosa, a B1 battle droid at the controls of the laser cannons on a Munificent -class star frigate missed every shot it fired at Republic escape pods.

Could B1 battle droids pilot Single trooper aerial platforms?

B1 battle droids could pilot Single Trooper Aerial Platform. The B1 was designed to be easily controlled, inexpensive to mass-produce, and unquestioningly obedient, but despite this being their design there were instances where B1s would questions their orders]

What are some examples of B1 battle droids personality quirks?

B1 battle droids could exhibit various tones of voice, such as fear, confusion, and excitement. These also were examples of the B1 battle droid’s “personality quirks,” which were the result of programming glitches in the B1 battle droids.