Originally posted by Kadesh
Ah well that game is banned in my country but i got it illegally, btw i havnt heard of any mods for the pc version
http://gta-worldmods.planet-multiplayer.de
http://www.gtagarage.com/mods/index.php
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There's just a couple of sites I use.
Originally posted by jollyjim311
Lightning: When Vader was hit by Sidious' lightning, he seemed fine.
He dropped to the ground immediately after throwing Palpatine down the reactor shaft, what are you talking about? If you're talking about during the act itself, then it's not out of the realm to assume that the entire time Darth Vader even had him midair he was using nearly all his strength, ignoring the pain, and focusing on his goal (and that's all true, considering the RotJ excerpt I posted). Really, it may be Star Wars, but will played a huge part as it does in everyday life.
Not only that, but the greenhorn Luke Skywalker got up seconds after Palpatine continuously blasted him, which suggests - as I've already argued - that the lightning the Emperor used wasn't very potent to begin with. So, it's not as if he was blasted with anything remotely near Palpatine's upper limit.
Now Advent, I hear your arguments about concentration and they seem to make sense... until you look deeper into it.
No, they do make sense, and concentration plays a huge part of it. Even when you look further into the situation, you see that I'm still correct, so the little 'until' this and that comment is rather needless...until you look below, and realize it's pretty asinine, as well.
When Sidious was fighting Mace and got his lightning tossed back in his face, the power of the lightning actually intensified, due to the pain.
Last time I checked, Darth Sidious was focused on frying Mace's Republic ass, too. He concentrated that pain he was feeling into his attack:
"Palpatine staggered, snarling, but the blistering energy that loured from his hands only intensified. He fed the power with his pain." (Revenge of the Sith, Ch. 19)
Clearly, 'he fed' means that he focalized the feelings his physical body felt. So, since he did, we have no reason to believe that pain itself makes an attack more powerful. So, you'll need a lot more to prove your "unfocused pain increases power" theory.
Focused pain makes the darkside stronger (like in POD, when a poisoned Bane kills a family to regain some energy)
Fixed.
Since I haven't actually read PoD, I can't comment, and I can't venture to guess, seeing as that just sounds ****ing ridiculous (not saying it isn't true, just idiotic). Post the entire passage (not that it matters, anyways).
and when Vader decided to bench press Sidious the lightning hit both of them
Bullshit. No, it didn't, and I'm going to call you out on lying.
You do know that metal is a conductor for electricity, right? Let's take a look at as soon as Palpatine gets picked up:
Shitty quality, but deal with it. If you bothered to watch the movie in slow-mo, or frame-by-frame, you'll see that you're wrong.
When Vader has him lifted, bolts are literally going in 'all directions'', and they are drawn to Darth Vader only, Palpatine never gets hit:
"...His hands still shooting bolts of malign energy out in all directions. In his wild flailing, the lightning ripped across the room, tearing into Vader." (Return of the Jedi, Ch. 9)
It's emitting from his hands, and even when we see a view of him falling down into the shaft, the trail of lightning is on his hands, and the first angle we get of Palpatine in the air shows that it goes towards Vader. Upon closer examination, he never actually gets struck with own powers in RotJ, so try again.
and, I really don't see why it would have gotten any weaker.
Well, now, if the world relied on what you do or don't see, then we'd be in trouble. The reasons are explained above, and in previous posts, I'm not going to repeat myself.
You seem to forget that Vader is fighting Dooku, and not Maul.
If you're referring to me (I don't know why you would be, but...), then I'd tell you that I'm not arguing about the actual fight this thread set up, nor trying to say what vader11 is. Merely arguing the point Kadesh, that Darth Maul proved his superiority in bladed combat, so the rest I'm not going to address, seeing as it has literally nothing to do with anything I said regarding that situation.
So, go back to the drawing board, James.