Vader is the only he ever dueled and he duelled him twice..
Once in ESB when Vader toyed with him, he hit Vader and lost his arm. Then in ROTJ which is one of the most debated duels of all times and because I don't want to get into this discussion I will say that he hasn't beaten Vader when Vader was fighting his best.
And what form? What form did he learn? What form looks anything like what he did in ROTJ? And he doens't have speed in his form.
GG has fought Jedi Masters that had trained with a lightsaber for years and he killed them, he took them out sometimes many at the same time. Luke wouldn't be able to block the attack of four lightsabers, he wouldn't be able to move fast enough to block GG his attacks. There is nothing we have seen that indicates he has the speed or the skill to block anything GG would throw at him.
You called me a fanboy right there, and in the Mace, Yoda, GG, Luke thread. Also, without any real information, except GG has fought Jedi Masters and Luke doesn't use a flashy style.
I'm asking you to prove up on Luke his "lightsaber style" being a match for GG.
Obi Wan only won because of Soresu... Luke masted no style, we see he had a hard enough time fighting in a slow pace against Vader who only had one lightsaber. GG uses 4... Luke wouldn't know where to block and where to look.
Have we seen Luke train with them? Does Yoda even have a lightsaber anymore? Where did he learn Soresu and Ataru? Why does he still swing his damn saber like a baseball bat if he did? How come sources in EU mention that he is a hardly trained farmboy.
Face it. Luke in ROTJ is barely trained, not very strong, and would lose to GG who could take out masters.
Registered: Feb 2005
Location: Hiding from zombies
Again, you're missing the point: Palpatine was getting a huge kick out of having Vader fight his son because he KNEW that Vader didn't want to kill his son, and he imagined that Luke hated his father so much he would strike him down and take his place.
Registered: Feb 2005
Location: Hiding from zombies
Cuz Vader wouldn't kill his son? You have to bear in mind, Vader didn't kill his son before, and in the end of the movie he dies in an attempt to save his son. Luke himself says he can "feel the good" in Vader.
Are you trying to say that that's not the case, and therefore Luke must be uber, because that's jumping to conclusions.
Registered: Feb 2005
Location: Hiding from zombies
Luke was not exactly a deadly foe. Vader wanted to awaken the darkness in him and unite against the Emperor, as he remarked in ESB. "Join me, and I will complete your training." Vader never wanted to kill his son, but he didn't want to neccessarily die either.
If it's ROTS Grievous then the OT guys probably win. Luke'd take on grievous while Han and Chewie, being careful not to shoot Luke, shoot out Grievous's eyes.
Feb 17th, 2006 08:50 PM
