No dude, you're just an Obi-wan fanboy.
Suck on my balls b1tch.
You remind me of Rampant Ox when he used to argue that Anakin didn't pwn Dooku and that it was some luck thing.
Anakin didn't "pwn" Dooku. Given that Dooku was able to effortlessly duel against both Anakin and Obi-Wan at the same time and disable Obi-Wan with ease, it's pretty obvious that he was testing Anakin and not going for the kill, given that Anakin's hardly leagues better than Obi-Wan or anything. Anakin did get lucky, in so much as his sudden increase in skill was able to catch Dooku off guard and cost him his hands. So I remind you of this guy called Rampant Ox, huh? Cool, it's probably because we've both been right in these cases.
In ROTS, Dooku FORCE CHOKES obi-wan, FORCE LIFTS him up and throws him WITH THE FORCE into a balcony, and then USES THE FORCE to drop said balcony on him.
Unfortunate...
Apparently the vast majority of people here have no capacity for logical thought beyond that of a ten year old.
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Right, now let's look at the facts:
1. When Force User A overpowers Force User B, a superiority in that respect can only be proven if Force user B was able to apply a defence, but still overpowered. For instance, you wouldn't say that Dooku was more powerful than Obi-Wan with the force if he blasted him apart with lightning while Obi-Wan was asleep, would you? Of course you wouldn't!
2. Darth Sidious had erected a shroud of the darkside over the Jedi which Mace Windu specifically recognises as hindering the Jedi's foresight. In other words, Obi-Wan's pre-cog would clearly be severely lessened in the situation in question (especially considering how Palpatine was in the same room as him), leaving him more open to a surprise attack.
3. Count Dooku had been owning both Anakin and Obi-Wan all over the place, and was clearly outclassing them in saber combat, meaning that the chances are Obi-Wan would have had to have been applying virtually all of his concentration into keeping up with Dooku in that regard, which certainly would leave him defenceless against a sudden force attack that he wouldn't be expecting. He certainly doesn't appear to have caught on (was right in the middle of a saber strike), or attempt to defend against anything (no hand motions for example).
Add all points together, and no superiority on Dooku's part in the respect that I and the thread is dealing with can be substantiated.
But feel free to continue capitalising the word "force" you weirdo, it makes your case oh so convincing.
They had a 2 to 1 advantage on Dooku, and as you said "3 years war experience" jump in skill.
Which speaks for how great a duelist and fighter Dooku is. It in no way undermines the fact that Obi-Wan was only overpowered by a SURPRISE ATTACK!!
Having trouble reading that? Here, again, for the retards who have trouble reading:
"OBI-WAN WAS OVERPOWERED BY A SURPRISE ATTACK"
ARE?YOU?GETTING?IT?YET?
This "surprise nature of the attack" is BS.
Yeah, perhaps for a dumbass 10 year old.
Dooku pWnZ obi, sabers, force, or otherwise.
In saber ability and fighting ability? Hell yeah! But with the force? No!
Obi-Wan senses the mass effect of Order 66 and is able to throw Grievous around like a b1tch. That's power beyond anything seen of Dooku in the movies.