That was awesome! I'm actually an F-16 pilot myself (believe it or not lol) and I couldn't help but to notice how on point (though not perfect, with some stylization and a few Hollywood kind of things) so much of the tactics, maneuvering, and comms were, with regard to real life ACM and dogfighting!

Y-Wings not getting under represented? Check.
Good dogfight? Check.
Good acting and sets? Check.
Good costumes? Check.
Good effects? Check.
Good use of music? Check.

Amazing job. Eagerly waiting for more.

Wow, the creators really did their homework. Since most people probably won't notice, the maneuvers were all actual Energy fighting manaeuvers, tactics from WW2. First she goes into a vertical turn, which is what you do when the enemy turns faster than you and you cant reach him. Then we saw the scissors maneuver, designed to make an enemy behind you overtake you while being harder to hit. The Y-Wing scene also nicely portraied the usual tail gunner problem. I was extremely impressed.

Also, visual quality of props, cockpit scenes were A++,  but even the spaceship scenes were very good, a quality level that doesn't feel "amateurish".

One thing I love about this is the fact that the second TIE that the X-Wings took out was a victim of "Target Fixation". He was so locked on to taking out the X-Wing in front of him that he forgot about the other one. Classic. Loved the whole thing!

We need a Rouge Squadron movie. We really do.

good to see an old school dogfight, with just one or two fighters, instead of 500 cramming the screen.

The props and fighter interiors were amazing as well as the helmets weathering! Kudos to the prop and set builders!!!

Why are the fan films more Star Wars then Star Wars proper?

As Darth Vader once said, "Impressive!"

Since the spacefighting in Star Wars was based directly on WWII fighter combat, it was really neat to see you guys use real world tactics like the Lag Displacement Roll and Scissors.  Bravo!

This kicked ass guys. All of it. Acting wasn’t cheesy, cgi was excellent, love the use of score, and the shakiness of the camera within the cockpit reminds me a lot of A New Hope. 10/10

That was a perfectly executed droid scream. 5:30.

I like how accurate they portray the TIEs as fast but fragile starfighters.

Not gonna lie, I thought she had a mustache at 2:02

I gotta say, I enjoyed that more than SW: Rise of Skywalker. No kidding.

A 10 minute fan fiction has better writing than Disney's garbage.

Disney, don't even think about copyright claiming this masterpiece.

This is why I still love SW

The worst part about being with the Empire is all the time you have to spend twiddling the dial-knob on your fighter's controller in the middle of combat.

The Y-Wing has been long overdue for its glory! That it held its own in a dogfight and made good use of its turret is a welcome change from the movies. It's basically the Star Wars Galaxy's Ilyushin Il-2M3 Shturmovik!