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Well I because i seem to notice that people don't like his power is it that he is ridicoulsy powerful. I think he is one of the best star wars characters to me. please share what you think of him and tell how he could be improved.

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Here's your answer: No, most members here don't like Starkiller/Galen Marek.

There's nothing compelling about him, and he's overpowered to the degree that it doesn't make any sense in the Star Wars universe.

Korto Vos
No, most members here don't like Starkiller/Galen Marek.











Most of the people who b1tch about Galen Marek's uber-l33t powers are whiners who wish that their favorite characters benefit from such strength. How do I know this? Because they aren't throwing their ass about the many other overpowered schmucks running around the EU. I'd bet Nephthys's left nut that if Revan were doing that stuff, you'd be A-okay with it.

ohh ok i love him well my name

Originally posted by lord starkiller
ohh ok i love him well my name

Oh, well I wasn't sure so I'm glad you told me.

yep very funny but you are right about what you said

I think the hate for him Gideon is that unlike the other overpowered schmucks Marek was intentionally made that way. He's built to put the majority of other EU characters to shame. And he does it very flambouyantly, his immense power like a moon-sized dick in your face, unlike other characters in the EU who are mostly subtler about it. Plus theres the way he just shows up out of nowhere and is one of the most powerful Force users ever. We never really see his training or anything that would allow him to earn this spot in the big leagues, he's just introduced as being 'teh most l33t thing evre!'

That said I don't have a problem with him. I liked the first game and thought Galen was passable as a protagonist. I still think his 'I don't think he does either' line was actually pretty smart.

Yes I can see why people do not like him but why can't we just accept him he was overpowered yes but we now see how The Rebels started and he just amazes me with his awsome force talents

Originally posted by PencilInEyelulz
Most of the people who b1tch about Galen Marek's uber-l33t powers are whiners who wish that their favorite characters benefit from such strength. How do I know this? Because they aren't throwing their ass about the many other overpowered schmucks running around the EU. I'd bet Nephthys's left nut that if Revan were doing that stuff, you'd be A-okay with it.

And I can bet you Nephthys's right nut that I wouldn't be "A-okay" with it. Why would I be "A-okay" with cinematics of Revan doing some Jean Grey/Phoenix sh1t? Quit assuming things.




This.

And about your comment about Revan- yes I do like him, but I don't make nor want him to become some Force god (which is the way they try to demonstrate Starkiller).

You don't see Anakin Skywalker being able to do half the Force crap Marek is able to do at the same age, and he's supposed to have the highest midi-chlorian count and potential of all Force-users in history.

Revan's background and story takes place 4000 years before Yavin and it's much more developed. He has impressive feats, but they aren't "wtfs."

If TFU had been written better, and its gameplay was more attune to Star Wars logistics (which it's not- ex: the Vader lightning bath scene), I would have also appreciated Starkiller to a greater degree. The only thing I could give props to TFU was that they made Vader into the original badass he is supposed to be, especially after the rather weak way Lucas had Anakin Skywalker fall in ROTS.

I have no problem with Marek's AWESOME POWER. I have a problem with the game he's in. In any case, Marek has all the personality of a doorknob. He's about as flat as you get.

He's also in no way a Jedi as we understand what Jedi are... but somehow he is.

Originally posted by Lucius
In any case, Marek has all the personality of a doorknob. He's about as flat as you get.

He's also in no way a Jedi as we understand what Jedi are... but somehow he is.

This, as well.

Marek is ridiculously over-powered. But as a character I liked him.

Meh, his storyline is shoe-horned in worse than the Clone Wars cartoons (which stomp all over the established continuity the novels and movies created) and his over the top Force power usage is heresy. He makes DE Luke and Sidious seem balanced and well thought out.

Originally posted by PencilInEyelulz
Most of the people who b1tch about Galen Marek's uber-l33t powers are whiners who wish that their favorite characters benefit from such strength. How do I know this? Because they aren't throwing their ass about the many other overpowered schmucks running around the EU. I'd bet Nephthys's left nut that if Revan were doing that stuff, you'd be A-okay with it. Oh, dude... no. Where are you getting that from?

he was just defending galen you guys are right he is kinda boring person

Fun game, average story. Marek served his purpose as a Force conduit for fun gameplay.

Originally posted by lord starkiller
Well I because i seem to notice that people don't like his power is it that he is ridicoulsy powerful. I think he is one of the best star wars characters to me. please share what you think of him and tell how he could be improved.

Personally I really like Galen and think he's a great character. I love how even though his childhood was stolen from him and he was twisted into a weapon for evil he had the strength to rise above it and become a hero. And what I like most is that he gained that strength from falling in love.

I really don't mind him being so powerful either. I have several other favourites far less powerful than him and that doesn't bother me. Plus, as I see it it makes sense. Most Jedi are trained to respect the Force, to show restraint, not push themselves too far etc. Galen was pushed to his limits from the start and the results of his training reflect that. We don't see Anakin and co. doing that kind of stuff because that's not the way they were trained.


Originally posted by Lucias
He's also in no way a Jedi as we understand what Jedi are... but somehow he is.

But that's another thing that makes him awesome. Because he's different. I don't see why every Jedi has to fit the exact same profile and behave in the exact same way, like there's some mold that every Jedi has to fit.

Why shouldn't there be different kinds of Jedi? It makes things more interesting.

Originally posted by chilled monkey
Personally I really like Galen and think he's a great character. I love how even though his childhood was stolen from him and he was twisted into a weapon for evil he had the strength to rise above it and become a hero. And what I like most is that he gained that strength from falling in love.

I really don't mind him being so powerful either. I have several other favourites far less powerful than him and that doesn't bother me. Plus, as I see it it makes sense. Most Jedi are trained to respect the Force, to show restraint, not push themselves too far etc. Galen was pushed to his limits from the start and the results of his training reflect that. We don't see Anakin and co. doing that kind of stuff because that's not the way they were trained.




But that's another thing that makes him awesome. Because he's different. I don't see why every Jedi has to fit the exact same profile and behave in the exact same way, like there's some mold that every Jedi has to fit.

Why shouldn't there be different kinds of Jedi? It makes things more interesting. you sre dead on awsome

I want to hear you speak. Maybe you just get really excited typing and forget that humans invented sentences.

Originally posted by Eminence


I want to hear you speak.

Does the idea of him whispering into your ear turn you on?

I liek Garren Malak cuz he dbz kamehameha lulz drool

i lke gallen mark cuz hes cool

i liak hem cus he fcks me in the as

Originally posted by lord starkiller
you sre dead on awsome

Thanks very much.

Originally posted by Nephthys
i liak hem cus he fcks me in the as Neph, would you be offended if I said that, when your name comes up, I picture an adolescent anime boy dressed in girls clothing?

Not at all. Sometimes I picture myself like that ass well.

And then I powertop myself.

How nice

Originally posted by Eminence


I want to hear you speak. Maybe you just get really excited typing and forget that humans invented sentences. how nice you wanna hear a young boys voice would you like me to wear my superman coustume while i speak to you

Originally posted by lord starkiller
how nice you wanna hear a young boys voice would you like me to wear my superman coustume while i speak to you

If it has footies, his suspicions are confirmed.

If it grants you the power of syntax, Superman away.

Originally posted by Eminence
If it grants you the power of syntax, Superman away.

I lol'ed at this.

Originally posted by Eminence
If it grants you the power of syntax, Superman away.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ebteRApS5uE/TGx6Xz6URUI/AAAAAAAAAzw/XYm3r8NqwXY/s1600/super-retard.jpg

Galen is a shit character.

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ebteRApS5uE/TGx6Xz6URUI/AAAAAAAAAzw/XYm3r8NqwXY/s1600/super-retard.jpg lol that is "hilarius"

Originally posted by NTJack0
Galen is a shit character. no he is not

He's a boring character.

He's a flat character. He hits things. He likes blonds. He KILLS things. He's brave.

I can't really think of anything else.

You forgot how he's torn between the Dark and the Light.

We know his light-side clone is angry. Really, really angry.

"They're real, to me!!!!!"

Originally posted by Nephthys
You forgot how he's torn between the Dark and the Light.

Should I just slaughter them all with my lightsaber like a good Jedi or MURDER THEM WITH LIGHTNING!?

Yeah... some deep dilemma there.

Sorry, let me rephrase that:

'You forgot how he's soooooo toooorn *angst* between the Dark and the Light.'

Not that I find Marek the most compelling of fictional characters, but such mockery could be successfully directed towards any character ever. haermm

Duh. But it's funner to do it to one that looks like he's supposed to be compelling, but falls flat.

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Duh. But it's funner to do it to one that looks like he's supposed to be compelling, but falls flat.

You mean like Heath Ledger's Joker? 13

Originally posted by Turr_Phennir
You mean like Heath Ledger's Joker? 13 No, more like Cesar Romero's Joker. You can tell he has so much to offer, but just fails to deliver.

Originally posted by lord starkiller
no he is not You're a biased fanboy, your opinion is of no use here.

Originally posted by NTJack0
You're a biased fanboy, your opinion is of no use here. I have one response I DON'T care so "yea"

Originally posted by lord starkiller
I have one response I DON'T care so "yea" Fixed.

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Fixed. LULZ

i'm pretty sure the term "fanboy" is against the rules

yes yes it is

Is fangirl acceptable? Cuz I've got a few of those--they keep me cool in the summer.

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
"They're real, to me!!!!!"


For some reason, to me, that line was as bad as:

Obi-Wan: "Anakin, Chancellor Palpatine is evil!"
Anakin: "In my point of view, the Jedi are evil."

&

Obi-Wan: "Only a Sith deals in absolutes."

Which btw Ben, is an absolute statement.

lol

Marek has is a boreing charcater novel wise.But he is a HUGE footstone for the empires downfall.galen pulled a lightsaber out of VADER'S hand (wich has a very strong power) luke couldnt even do that.Luke gave up on lifting a x-wing, while marek moved star destroyers and crushed in thier shell.they had to add galen in order to have a 'how did the reblion start?' answer

he was a boring character "cuz" vader trained him to be boring

That is both false and retarded. Vader orphaned the boy, raised him through a fifteen-year agoge, taught him to swordfight with a blade of starfire and rip space stations asunder with his goddamn mind, and christened him the motherfvcking Starkiller.

The makings of a boring character these are not.

Originally posted by Eminence
That is both false and retarded. Vader orphaned the boy, raised him through a fifteen-year agoge, taught him to swordfight with a blade of starfire and rip space stations asunder with his goddamn mind, and christened him the motherfvcking Starkiller.

The makings of a boring character these are not. yeah yeah go back to your tree

I thought you liked Starkiller.

LOL yeah....I guess our universal hatred for all things Galen Marek has spread to him as well.

Originally posted by Eminence
That is both false and retarded. Vader orphaned the boy, raised him through a fifteen-year agoge, taught him to swordfight with a blade of starfire and rip space stations asunder with his goddamn mind, and christened him the motherfvcking Starkiller.

The makings of a boring character these are not.

I yawned while reading that.

The word agoge was used:

If Vader only fed Marek blood soup, then the makings of a boring character... would be lessened by a small degree.

Originally posted by Eminence
That is both false and retarded. Vader orphaned the boy, raised him through a fifteen-year agoge, taught him to swordfight with a blade of starfire and rip space stations asunder with his goddamn mind, and christened him the motherfvcking Starkiller.

The makings of a boring character these are not.

Clearly, he's OP. That's half of the problem. Starkiller's primary appeal is to the base crowd who craves unbridled Force pwnage in lieu of something like a decent personality and a plausible backstory that doesn't feel like "**** canon, I can insert shit in here all day long". It borders on Asoka levels of "Wtf".

That being said, the backstory sounds interesting when you say it, but plays out horribly.

Who's worse, Starkiller or Ahsoka?

Well, I would have said the oft-mentioned in the movies padawan, but then I saw trailers for TFU 2 where Starkiller is basically masturbating half of the galaxy using his mind, so he is worse.

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
Starkiller's primary appeal is to the base crowd who craves unbridled Force pwnage in lieu of something like a decent personality and a plausible backstory that doesn't feel like "**** canon, I can insert shit in here all day long".




Originally posted by Stealth Moose
StarkillerNihilus's primary appeal is to the base crowd who craves unbridled Force pwnage in lieu of something like a decent personality and a plausible backstory that doesn't feel like "**** canon, I can insert shit in here all day long".

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
StarkillerAbeloth's primary appeal is to the base crowd who craves unbridled Force pwnage in lieu of something like a decent personality and a plausible backstory that doesn't feel like "**** canon, I can insert shit in here all day long".

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
StarkillerKun's primary appeal is to the base crowd who craves unbridled Force pwnage with Sith technology in lieu of something like a decent personality and a plausible backstory that doesn't feel like "**** canon, I can insert shit in here all day long".

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
StarkillerSadow's primary appeal is to the base crowd who craves unbridled Force pwnage with Sith technology in lieu of something like a decent personality and a plausible backstory that doesn't feel like "**** canon, I can insert shit in here all day long".

o i c wut u did thar.

But I still viciously hate Starkiller. So there.

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
o i c wut u did thar.

Only now, at the end, do you understand. sneer

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
But I still viciously hate Starkiller. So there.

He's certainly not the most compelling of characters, but I stand by my assessment that most people wouldn't have a problem with the feats within the game if they were performed by their favorite character/s.

For someone above such petty bullshit, it doesn't really bother me: Starkiller's elite, but hardly the badass people pretend he is.

Originally posted by Turr_Phennir
Only now, at the end, do you understand. sneer



He's certainly not the most compelling of characters, but I stand by my assessment that most people wouldn't have a problem with the feats within the game if they were performed by their favorite character/s.

For someone above such petty bullshit, it doesn't really bother me: Starkiller's elite, but hardly the badass people pretend he is.

I think part of the problem is that he's clearly showing TK well above even considerably high levels shown by other characters. It's like he's the prodigy Skywalker never was, but he amounts to nothing. He clearly has no purpose in the greater OT era, and he's somehow weaker than both Vader and Sidious despite his showings.

Why make him so blatantly powerful if he's useless?

For just the casual Star Wars fan, Marek was meant to be an overpowered death machine. The juxtaposition of TFU to the OT really raised questions among people I know who don't even know anything about the mythos beyond the films. His character traits were limited and his character's powers were amped. Perfect fodder for the video-game market of people who just want to wreck stuff with magic powers and a lightsaber. The decrying of his powers isn't due to favourtism, Gid, it's due to overbearing powers among characters from the comparatively underwhelming (and chronologically close) OT.

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
I think part of the problem is that he's clearly showing TK well above even considerably high levels shown by other characters.

If you're talking about within the films, then that goes back to the fundamental problem within the fandom as regards feats. The saga (and this includes the EU) relies on suspension of disbelief; I can understand if the casual moviegoer sees the films, compares it to the EU, and concludes movie!characters are weaker. But the mountains and mountains of EU supplements and authoritative compendiums, guides, and tomes simply refute the idea that the Force and/or its users are somehow weaker in the film era. I mean, hell, if you take it literally and don't bother with the suspension of disbelief, Imperial-era technology is largely inferior and less sophisticated than that of the Clone Wars-era.

Basically, the notion that film!characters are weak and powerful displays of the Force are inappropriate for the era has no basis for the more sophisticated fan.

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
It's like he's the prodigy Skywalker never was, but he amounts to nothing. He clearly has no purpose in the greater OT era, and he's somehow weaker than both Vader and Sidious despite his showings.

Why make him so blatantly powerful if he's useless?

The out-of-universe purpose of the game was to give Star Wars its superhero element, about "kicking ass with the Force." Vader alludes to the greater manifestations of the energy field, flat out telling Imperial commanders that the Death Star is insignificant in comparison. I don't think the bigwigs at LFL ever forgot that.

In-universe, it was to show the sort of path Luke or Anakin could have found themselves on had they been trained by the Sith from day one.

It's not about his overblown powers in regards to movie/OT characters. It's just that in the years of EU material prior, we don't see similarly overdone amounts of TK except for one showing in Dark Empire. And that's Luke Skywalker, so I'm willing to ignore it because Luke is apparently on the Force's Xmas card list.

I don't oppose Starkiller's premise if he were:

- Less OP. I don't care about his potential, I just don't feel some young punk should be TKing Star Destroyers when generations of Jedi and Sith before him never displayed such feats. It makes them appear less by extention.

- In another timeline. I mean, mixing it with Vader and Palpatine was so obviously fan service I'm not going to protest against the common sense of using them. I just believe the character could have been better used in another timeline, with a completely new story and supporting cast that would in itself be novel. Part of what makes KotOR so appealing is that it's not being bashed over the head with how "cool" movie characters are as if we didn't already know.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Who's worse, Starkiller or Ahsoka?

So people hate Ahsoka here too? I myself, always found her to be "out of place".

Originally posted by GenomeFrozener
So people hate Ahsoka here too? I myself, always found her to be "out of place".

That's an understatement. It was a shoehorn that had me "vomiting in stanzas and I don't even know what that means."

Originally posted by Korto Vos
That's an understatement. It was a shoehorn that had me "vomiting in stanzas and I don't even know what that means."

THAT bad, huh?

Originally posted by GenomeFrozener
THAT bad, huh?

She is supposed to be Anakin's Padawan and the third most important person in his life (after Padme and Kenobi), and yet we don't see or even hear her name in Revenge of the Sith.

And since the TV show is aimed for younger audiences, I don't even think they are planning on killing her....

...so where the fvck does she go?


Don't tell me her and Anakin get into a fight and they stop talking and ever seeing each other again. What a load of bull that would be.

Or she leaves the Order and runs off to the Outer Rim with Lux, wow, how convenient...

Originally posted by Korto Vos
...so where the fvck does she go?

This is the leading question I keep asking myself when I ever hear anything about her. It really confuses me, I saw her as a sort of a female pre-Galen due to the way she held her lightsaber.

Honestly, there are more than enough stories and characters that adding Ahsoka was completely unnecessary.

For example, Quinlan Vos and his involvement in the Clone Wars would have been a fantastic arc. And they don't depict Sora Bulq even though he's supposed to be one of Dooku's main acolytes.

Originally posted by Korto Vos
Honestly, there are more than enough stories and characters that adding Ahsoka was completely unnecessary.

For example, Quinlan Vos and his involvement in the Clone Wars would have been a fantastic arc. And they don't depict Sora Bulq even though he's supposed to be one of Dooku's main acolytes.

Agreed there. The Clone Wars is already incredibly well developed. Hell, making some of the established novels into live-action animated sequences would be hooking enough.

They have. Karen Traviss and Karen Miller's series of Clone Wars books, though I'm fairly certain you definitely wouldn't like them.

Travis is the one that made the Mandalorians humiliate the Jedi, right? If so, I'd pass.

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
Travis is the one that made the Mandalorians humiliate the Jedi, right?

A simple 'yes' would be a mere understatement. Fortunately for those among us who prefer sensible stories, she's long severed ties with LucasFilm.

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
If so, I'd pass.

That would be the least of your reasons. Let's just say the good Count is not treated well.

Originally posted by Korto Vos
She is supposed to be Anakin's Padawan and the third most important person in his life (after Padme and Kenobi), and yet we don't see or even hear her name in Revenge of the Sith.

And since the TV show is aimed for younger audiences, I don't even think they are planning on killing her....

...so where the fvck does she go?


Don't tell me her and Anakin get into a fight and they stop talking and ever seeing each other again. What a load of bull that would be.

Or she leaves the Order and runs off to the Outer Rim with Lux, wow, how convenient... They might have the balls to kill her off, I highly doubt Anakin would let her leave or anything.

Originally posted by Turr_Phennir
That would be the least of your reasons. Let's just say the good Count is not treated well.

Is it the one where he's captured by pirates?

Originally posted by Nephthys
Is it the one where he's captured by pirates?

No, that happens in the show, not the books.

Is it worse?

maybe

Nah. Dooku has his moments in the show but he also has tiems where he doesn't live up to his legend.

Originally posted by SIDIOUS 66
Is it worse?

For Janus, undoubtedly. Dooku is constantly berated, mocked, reprimanded, and threatened by Sidious throughout these books.

Originally posted by Turr_Phennir
No, that happens in the show, not the books.

So which episodes were taken from Travis' books? I be kurius now.

Originally posted by Nephthys
I be kurius now.

I hope that was intentional

Originally posted by Turr_Phennir
For Janus, undoubtedly. Dooku is constantly berated, mocked, reprimanded, and threatened by Sidious throughout these books.

I remember reading an excerpt from Traviss where basically a bunch of mandos make fun of and humiliate Jedi of long standing, and the Jedi eventually become BETTER JEDI by emulating the Mandos.

It's so messed up it makes my brain hurt.

Originally posted by Korto Vos
I hope that was intentional



R u cereosly ascing mee tat?

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
I remember reading an excerpt from Traviss where basically a bunch of mandos make fun of and humiliate Jedi of long standing, and the Jedi eventually become BETTER JEDI by emulating the Mandos.

It's so messed up it makes my brain hurt.

That's not that bad. Apparently the younglings were wrong for killing their clones after Order 66 was initated. Or how about a Mandalorian beating Jaina Solo... In a sword fight!

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
I remember reading an excerpt from Traviss where basically a bunch of mandos make fun of and humiliate Jedi of long standing, and the Jedi eventually become BETTER JEDI by emulating the Mandos.

It's so messed up it makes my brain hurt.

I remember when Fett 'teaches' Jaina to be as awesome as the Mandalorians by just standing there until she gets bored and then 'surprising' her and beating her up. Precognition, what the **** is that shit!?

Edit: No. No way did a mandalorian beat Jaina in a sword fight. **** that. I need to see this.

Boba Fett has fought Jedi, and even held his own against Vader.

The guy is probably Force-sensitive himself and nobody realizes it.

Originally posted by Nephthys
I remember when Fett 'teaches' Jaina to be as awesome as the Mandalorians by just standing there until she gets bored and then 'surprising' her and beating her up. Precognition, what the **** is that shit!?

Edit: No. No way did a mandalorian beat Jaina in a sword fight. **** that. I need to see this.

Yeah. It was some random Mandalorian. Apparently he won because she didn't know his moves.

Oh jesus its true.

'Beviin stood still for so long that Jaina found herself un-able to stay back, and began sidling up to him, not sure what to do with her left hand other than extend it for balance. As she swung the beskad around in a horizontal arc into his chest, she felt the tip hit his plates-she was too far back, still thinking with a longer weapon-and he simply smashed his saber arm down on top of hers, brought his left fist up into her sternum and punched her back a few paces. He followed through and flattened her simply by jumping on her. It was over in two seconds, and he hadn't even used his blade.

........

This time she just took a couple of steps back and slashed diagonally without squaring up. The blade rang on impact, painfully loud, and suddenly his beskad was in his other hand, she couldn't get past his blocking move, and he ducked low to ram her with helmet and shoulder. Every time she got up, she ended up flat on her back again after a few thrusts and slashes, and yes, he used that left hand a lot; a follow-on punch, a one-two maneuver after a bone-shaking saber blow, kilos of dead metal slamming into her. The blade didn't even have to cut her. She was being ham-mered every time she was hit. All she could do was Force-leap out of the way.

Beviin was heavy, confident, and used his greater body weight as another weapon, as a battering ram. She couldn't find a way to get inside his reach that wasn't blocked by his free arm-armor changed the game, making any limb both a shield and a weapon-and didn't leave her wrong-footed. Eventually the only way she got in two consecutive blows and still stayed standing was to Force-push him to compen-sate for her lack of weight and momentum. She knocked him down and pinned him with the Force, panting.'


Why Travis, why?

Originally posted by Nephthys
Why Travis, why? Let's just say she writes the Mandolorian passages with one hand...

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Let's just say she writes the Mandolorian passages with one hand...

Probably because she's writing Mandalorian passages with the other. mmm

How about her third hand? I mean, I'm assuming she has one as it appears she thinks most humans have three.

Originally posted by ares834
How about her third hand? I mean, I'm assuming she has one as it appears she thinks most humans have three.

Let's just say she uses that to "polish Boba's helmet."

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Let's just say she writes the Mandolorian passages with one hand...

Yeah, but him beating her ass with such ease just because he's bigger than her? What happened to 'luminous beings are we?'

Actually, 'crude matter' is pretty fitting for her. Hurhurhur.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Yeah, but him beating her ass with such ease just because he's bigger than her?


That's actually really realistic.

She's a Jedi.

He's so fast her Force-enhanced reflexes and precognition meant absolutely nothing. Multiple laser blasts couldn't hit a running Padawan in TPM, but a fully trained Skywalker is humiliated in melee combat in two seconds.


Kinda retarded.

Exactly. One of them is superhuman. The other is not.

But nah, a few kilo's is an insurmountable obstacle!