Originally posted by InsaneNoodlyGuy
The first sith you mean? considering the rage required to pull it off, I doubt it was a principly Jedi art. And it's never really said what ancient sith used it.
Actually, no. The Jedi used it before the Sith and it doesn't require that much "Rage".
You can learn it on your own. I know that for a fact.
And when preytell did the jedi use it? And if it requires little to no rage, why don't they use it still? And for tha tmatter, where did you come to know these things for a "Fact?" I'm sure any force adept could learn any force talent with sufficent time and experimenttation, but your still throwing stuff out here with nothing to back it up.
Originally posted by InsaneNoodlyGuy
And when preytell did the jedi use it? And if it requires little to no rage, why don't they use it still? And for tha tmatter, where did you come to know these things for a "Fact?" I'm sure any force adept could learn any force talent with sufficent time and experimenttation, but your still throwing stuff out here with nothing to back it up.
Ah christ, i have to explain this again....?
George Lucas says on ET that the Jedi were the first ones to use Force Lightning. Hell, Yoda can even use it. The problem is, they see it as an aggressive force power so they do not allow it.
And thank you for backing up the roots of my point.
The Jedi were way before the Sith and they discovered it.
Your using a drawing *admittedly a damn good one* to argue your point?
I do not know of this ET interview and thus cannot comment either way. I would ask however why a power would be forbidden if it didn't lead to the dark side. Agression ususually requires a certain amount of killing intent, a dark desire.
Fine, I correct my previous statement, though I maintain it's likely the first Jedi to develop force lighting quickly became a dark jedi.
Originally posted by InsaneNoodlyGuy
Your using a drawing *admittedly a damn good one* to argue your point?I do not know of this ET interview and thus cannot comment either way. I would ask however why a power would be forbidden if it didn't lead to the dark side. Agression ususually requires a certain amount of killing intent, a dark desire.
Fine, I correct my previous statement, though I maintain it's likely the first Jedi to develop force lighting quickly became a dark jedi.
The Jedi don't often believe in Offensive usage, so they do not use an offensive Force Power. Just like they don't use the Lightsaber color of Red because it represents passion. Not everything has to aggressive or intent apon killing.
Makes sense. And it's not like we should understand Palpatine's reactions when he finally reveals himself... He's been playing both sides of the fence and sitting on those Sith powers of his for quite some time. Imagine flirting with your dream girl and finally getting a chance at taking her home after years. Trust me, you'd make faces like that too.