Borbarad
Advocatus Diaboli
Originally posted by Sith Lord Windu
1. no becuase ki adi was able to stop... look at them... realise what thier about to do and then defend against five troops. and he is better than six younglings. even if they were able to take out one clone then they would have to deal with his "team"(other people watching his back, as he watches thiers). it doesn't work.2. same as point 1.
How about trying to use some logic here, dude ?
Ki-Adi was facing 5 or 6 Clones - not one.
He still managed to take down 2 of those Clones.
So you are not arguing that Ki-Adi would perform better than 6 younglings but more likely 30 younglings (since that would, in the example, be the number of Younglings being assigned to 5 clones).
Given a "team" of Clone Troopers you would have 6 younglings per teammember attacking.
3. the only bullshit thing here is your fanboyism towards younglings. the only difference if all the jedi were there is that they would take longer to die as theirs more of them.
Thanks for ignoring the point. The Younglings wield lightsabers that have their energy levels adjusted to a non-lethal beam which can be adjusted easily. So...you original point that they don't have any chance because of using "training sabers" was bullshit. And no ad hominem argument will cover that.
4. energy beams from remote droids are different from blaster bolts from a rifle. for example, imagine being punched by a 10 year ols kid if your about twenty. now imagine being hit by a car traveling at about 30mph. it an exaggeration but it works. remote droids are differrent because they are designed for practice, rifles are designed to kill people. if you wathc it when ki dies, his saber is pushed back on the shot before hes hit. i cant imagine a youngling remote training droid doing that. and if it could push an adult's saber (a council member who wouldn have had years of experience) back then what chance would a youngling have of defending a bolt back. none.
If you don't have any idea about basic physics why the hell do you bother to argue them with me, huh ? An energy beam doesn't have kynetical energy because they don't possess mass. So how do they exactly "push back" lightsabers ? By your logic you shouldn't be able to switch the light in your room on without getting pushed to the ground by the vast impact energy of the light rays. Yeah...it makes so much sense.
What the younglings have to do here is basically putting a mirror in the way of a sun beam - the destructive force of blaster bolts is only released when they impact on a surface which isn't able to deflect them. See the scene in ANH when Luke and his friends are trapped inside the waste compactor and Han fires his blaster.
5. point is partly the same as above. to add thorugh, a youngling isn't going to be compared to a jedi knight or even padawan. the fact is that they would, logically, be studying about history and practicing against toy energy bolts, not against battle-hardened soldiers who have baster rifles that would blast wholes through them.
Is it so hard to get the point ? We see them being trained in deflecting energy beams with their lightsabers in AotC. This training is only used to enable them to sense / predict that blaster fire. Luke was able to deflect some three-shot-sequence from his training droid after 1 minute of training. How are the younglings going to not be able to do the same, even if the weapon is a real blaster (see above).
It simply doesn't matter what weapons are used against them (as long as they can be deflected with a lightsaber) or how good the aiming of the weapon users is (since they can predict where the next shot is going to hit them).
I do see that a single clone might be able to gun down a single Youngling. But how is one clone going to take six younglings down attacking him at once when they all are capable of deflecting his shots, all are capable of cutting him into pieces and all are able to simply pull the weapon out of his hand via force pull ?
6. i was pointing out that a jedi master is better than a yougling and even thinking that a training saber would do anything to a war hardened troop with heavy armour is stupid.
Yes. Because you have chosen to ignore the fact, that they can simply turn their so called "training sabers" into real (only shorter) lightsabers by turning some button on the hilt. Read Shadowhunter. Kenobi descripes a training fight between him and Darsha and precisely states how it works (turning the energy level of the blade down so that it doesn't harm people any longer).
they may have been trained from near birth but thier not going to be training physically against a war hardened soldier. they may be learning how to use the force and reading about history and other topics that relate to thier jedi life but they wouldn't have even been or thier first mission yet.
Wow. Are you simply ignoring the fact that there training includes basic blade fighting (see form I description) as well as blaster bolt deflection ? Are you simply ignoring the fact that a Clone Trooper has zero defence against force use ? Yes. I guess you do.
7. they were out numbered but ALL the jedi who studided niman and went into the arena DIED, mace and the others survived because they learned other techniques. search it up on the net for more info and you'll see im right. i wasn't trying to say that only soresu users can deflect bolts but its the best example as the form was designed to deflect bolts. other users can but niman users arn't very good at it.
You are again pulling assumptions out of your ass. The Jedi using Niman are not as good in blaster deflection like people using Soresu, Djem So, or Vaapad. Yes. That doesn't mean that they completely suck at it. If you take some look at the background action in the arena you will see what I mean.
9. YOUNGLINGS WOULD BE KILLED AS THIER TOLD TO HIDE BECAUSE THEY CANT FIGHT, THIER 4-8, WOULD YOU SEND 4-8 YEAR OLDS WHO KNOW HOW TO USE A GUN TO IRAQ?
Learn how to type, dude...
And the fitting question would be if I would allow 4-13 year old kids that are trained for combat for their entire lives to defend their home against an invading force. Kids that possess the power to disarm opponents with a flick of their frist, have some basic foresight abilities, can dodge or deflect bullets and - on top of this - will die anyway no matter if they fight or not. Answer: Yes I would possibly send superhuman children with that abilities into battle if I know that they will die no matter what they do.
And if that premise isn't given (meaning in this case the Knights, Masters and Padawans will do it on their own) than there is no reason to discuss the skill of the Younglings.