don't you get it yet? every fight in novelization involving a force sensitive talks about increased speed for the force user. It can't really be compared, its just the words the author uses to describe them. "faster than the eye can follow" , and "time stood still" and "moving like a blur" all mean pretty much the same thing. We can't really have an intelligent conversation about which speed is faster, its truly all a matter of opinion.
don't you get it yet? every fight in novelization involving a force sensitive talks about increased speed for the force user. It can't really be compared, its just the words the author uses to describe them. "faster than the eye can follow" , and "time stood still" and "moving like a blur" all mean pretty much the same thing. We can't really have an intelligent conversation about which speed is faster, its truly all a matter of opinion.
But what he did after that quote was not mere opinion. After that description Bane lands three strikes 'in the blink of an eye', which is pretty much instantaneous, on Sirak, one of which involves a very flashy and time consuming spin. Next it go's on to say that it takes a few seconds for the spectators to even become aware of this, for their eyes to catch up, so fast did he move.
From this, it is clear that Karpyshyn means it to be an explosion of speed and not at all an average feat.
And the description 'time stopped' is obviously faster than 'moved in a blur'.
Err... yeah, Exodus, whatever you say. People in the friggin' MOVIE striked faster than the eye could clearly see the blade. Great job, Bane.
'Time stood still' is the same way of describing great speed as 'faster than the eye could follow' and 'invisible to the naked eye', etc, etc... you have to use your common sense to figure out who is faster.
Originally posted by Darth Exodus
But what he did after that quote was not mere opinion. After that description Bane lands three strikes 'in the blink of an eye', which is pretty much instantaneous, on Sirak, one of which involves a very flashy and time consuming spin. Next it go's on to say that it takes a few seconds for the spectators to even become aware of this, for their eyes to catch up, so fast did he move.
From this, it is clear that Karpyshyn means it to be an explosion of speed and not at all an average feat.And the description 'time stopped' is obviously faster than 'moved in a blur'.