Originally posted by jinzin
Without the use of the force or a lightsaber Mace loses this fight horribly based on Wolverine's damage soak alone, in a fight where Mace is aloud either of those two things he'll curb Logans ass.
He is aloud short range force attacks...Incidentally does that mean he has to wait for Logan to get close before he can use force push? cause what exactly is a long range force attack when the force is everywhere?
Originally posted by Howdy Folks
srink how mace lose????u stupid?
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Wolverine would beat Mace even if he was aloud his saber and long range force attacks.I can count the times the force has been used during melee combat on one hand. It requires concentration, unless [b]both
parties are standing around twiddling their thumbs, nothing more significant then a force push is going down. Wolverine would kick almost any Jedi/Sith's ass (excluding EU of course, then it isn't even a contest) so hard he'd make Durge look like a pussy. [/B]
You might be able to read and type better if you took of your Storm Trooper cosplay outfit.
Originally posted by Sparkz
He is aloud short range force attacks...Incidentally does that mean he has to wait for Logan to get close before he can use force push? cause what exactly is a long range force attack when the force is everywhere?
Yeah i don't know.
hmmm I assumed that we were using EU, strictly based on the movies Wolverine would take most sith and jedi.
Originally posted by Sparkz
He is aloud short range force attacks...Incidentally does that mean he has to wait for Logan to get close before he can use force push? cause what exactly is a long range force attack when the force is everywhere?
I think Capt is referring to what you see in the Clone Wars cartoon - where Mace Force-Punches several droids to bits.
Originally posted by jinzin
expanded universe: comics books clone wars games etc etc.
If thats the case and we are using games then Mace would have a powerful force heal wouldn't he? and speed...seems like this might not be so one sided, but how exactly can he hurt Wolverine without his Lightsabre and without using the force to I dnt know leviatate and strangle him etc...
Originally posted by SparkzBattlehammer said no ranged force attacks so i figured that wasn't an option.
If thats the case and we are using games then Mace would have a powerful force heal wouldn't he? and speed...seems like this might not be so one sided, but how exactly can he hurt Wolverine without his Lightsabre and without using the force to I dnt know leviatate and strangle him etc...
Originally posted by snoopdogg
Things that happened the the cartoon impacted events in the movie. Like Grievous coughing in the movie was from Mace crushing his chest in the cartoon.
The reason Grievous was coughing in the movie was because Lucas wanted to portray the evolution of technology in Star Wars.Grievous had almost his entire body replaced.Since he was an early attempt at that kind of surgery.So they made him heavy and had him coughing,showing that he wasn't that successful.Darth Vader was the more perfected form of that surgery.Thus,Grievous was Alpha technology,and Darth Vader was Beta technology.
Wolverine would win without even a thought.
Anywho, as far as canon goes....the link to the wiki I posted earlier explains it.
Pretty much anything with a "LucasFilms" tag on it that DOESN'T contradict the film, novelizations, or statements directly from lucas, is considered canon.
Minus ""What-if" stories (such as stories published under the Star Wars: Infinities label), game statistics, and anything else directly contradicted by higher canon," anything produced by LFL? Canon. Including clone wars.
Thusly? Mace is a hoss.
Originally posted by Soljer
Anywho, as far as canon goes....the link to the wiki I posted earlier explains it.Pretty much anything with a "LucasFilms" tag on it that DOESN'T contradict the film, novelizations, or statements directly from lucas, is considered canon.
Minus ""What-if" stories (such as stories published under the Star Wars: Infinities label), game statistics, and anything else directly contradicted by higher canon," anything produced by LFL? Canon. Including clone wars.
Thusly? Mace is a hoss.
I think he states it in the commentary of one of the films as well.
Not to mention he stated it in an interview
Originally posted by Soljer
Anywho, as far as canon goes....the link to the wiki I posted earlier explains it.Pretty much anything with a "LucasFilms" tag on it that DOESN'T contradict the film, novelizations, or statements directly from lucas, is considered canon.
Minus ""What-if" stories (such as stories published under the Star Wars: Infinities label), game statistics, and anything else directly contradicted by higher canon," anything produced by LFL? Canon. Including clone wars.
Thusly? Mace is a hoss.
It's all some degree of canon but the cartoons aren't primary canon (... GL uses some letter grade for the levels of canon, but I forget what they are). Only the movies are primary canon, and overrule everything else if there is any sort of contradiction. The cartoons (games/comics/books)contradict the power levels of the characters shown in the movies and thus are overruled by the primary canon.