I agree. It says something about how Mace would have prevailed as he found Palpatine's shatterpoint (that's his talent; he can see critical weaknesses). The only reason he lost is because he didn't think to look for Anakin's.
Going back to Grievous, one of his abilities is that he can analyse his foe's fighting style and devise appropriate counters. He still lost.
this is how I see it. in the clone wars cartoon, Grievous' organs are all encased in some kind of metal and set into a somewhat natural position, then surounded by a metal chest tank with som movable ribs. in chapter 25, mace crushes the bottom of it, probably causing some internal bleeding resulting in some coughing and weakness. sometime before anakin and obi-wan reach the opening space battle. Grievous gets some emergency surgery wherein his organs are put in some kind of fluid (bacta?) and are then mounted in a tank that takes up much more space and makes him less flexible. He still coughes and weezes indicating that this is a temporary solution that is never corrected.
In a future encounter, Mace would just crush the transparasteel tank, eviscerating him immediately.
Originally posted by chilled monkey
I agree. It says something about how Mace would have prevailed as he found Palpatine's shatterpoint (that's his talent; he can see critical weaknesses). The only reason he lost is because he didn't think to look for Anakin's.
Actually says:
"Easily, almost effortlessly, he turned the shadow's fear into a weapon: He angled the battle to bring both out onto the window ledge."
Before that it said:
"The fighting was effortless for him now. he let his body handle it without intervention from his mind."
Going back to Grievous, one of his abilities is that he can analyse his foe's fighting style and devise appropriate counters. He still lost. [/B]
grievous never did anything to be on par with the top 2 tiers of ROTS.
(Mace, Yoda, Kenobi, Sidious, Anakin, Dooku) etc.
also, i'd like to add that the entire fight between Windu and Sidious was actually narrarated from the omnipotent narrator viewpoint. I had always thought it was from Windu's.
So when it speaks about the ease with which Windu was winning near the end, it means it was actually easy, not just apparently easy.