The one thing we do know is that he certainly didn't do it with one arm freshly blown off, a shoulder wound, a thigh wound leaking onto the floor, and while under the astounded impression that he was fighting the greatest swordsman in history. This would be ignoring every other injury he acquired from blasterfire or the concussive effects of being hurled through a row of seats, nor does it factor in the unhealed wounds he'd sustained before the battle.
Not exactly a hundred percent? He just got an arm amputated (plus other unarmed and maybe force hits I believe) and still almost incapacitated her, with two arms that would be double the arcs of lightning coming at Jaina I don't see her being conscious at the very least.
He He, I've just remembered something. The fact that Caedus was in such a bad way, that he had such terrible injuries actually helps my argument. While normally these things would work against a force user, Caedus isn't normal. As Luke puts it,' Jacen thrived on pain, fed on it to make himself stronger and faster'. So therefore it could be theorised that Jacen might actually have been as strong if not even stronger than he normally is. So he could well have been at 100%.
And even if Caedus' double hands lightning could kill, it still isn't as impressive as Revan's. Revan would have had to use double the power to kill at least (and it is at least) two Rakatan then it would take for Caedus to kill one person.
She was still just about dead. Her robes and flesh had been literally burnt, and she was a crumpled heap against the wall rasping out her sermon to Jacen. That after he violently regained his connection to the Force, and while he was a teenager.Thirteen years later, and now more powerful than even Darth Vader, I think it goes without saying that he would've obliterated her.
Probably, Yeah.
I know. But it was still incredible, and speaks to his Force-prowess as a whole when he was just eighteen.
It is rather Starkiller-esque. I'm now leaning towards Caedus taking about 3-4 Force duels out of 10.
Luke Skywalker can. Palpatine can. Galen Marek can. Talon can. If you're willing to stretch the definition of "human" a little, Maul can, too.
No, 'lethal' levels of electricity are around 3000 volts. No human can live beyond this point no matter how well conditioned. This level of voltage can stop the heart, the lungs, cause internal burns, respiratory arrest and neuropathy and severely damage to the brain.
Those guys above obviously weren't hit with this level of power. I don't know about the others but Luke, even though he survived was extremely F'd up afterwards.
No where did it mention that Jacen was able to summon a Force Storm.
I know you're on my side but yes it does. 'He remembered the wild joy of release as the power of the storm had roared into him and through him and became a mad vortex within the underground chamber, lifting stone and brick and chunks of duracrete to whirl and batter and slash the Yuuzhan Vong, pounding the warriors with pieces of the planet that had once been Jacen's home. A shrug of wind had crushed the Yuuzhan Vong into one corner of the chamber, and he remembered bubbling laughter exploding with malice into a shout of victory as he had reached up his hand and brought down the building around them.
And no offence, but the rest of your post doesn't state anything about power. Malak was a 'true sith' and yet Caedus would beat the flemy crap out of him.