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Re: Vs. Forum mythbusters
Originally posted by Hewhoknowsall
Maul = S and he can't do lightning
Combining the facts that every neophyte dark sider could generate Force lightning and that Maul didn't have mechnical hands, you're wrong. Maul was trained to be deadly in every respect, Force included. That he never demonstrates his powers doesn't mean they don't exist. Otherwise it's comparable to saying Obi-Wan never took a piss in the movie because he's never shown to use the restroom.
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Re: Vs. Forum mythbusters
Originally posted by Hewhoknowsall
Let's have the "smart guys" bust/comfirm these myths using proof/evidence.F = force guy (relatively bad a sabers but good at force)
S = saber guy (opposite)
Mace = S
Yoda = F
Dooku = F
Sidious = F
Maul = S and he can't do lightning
Obi Wan = S
Anakin = S
Vader = F
Luke = rock at everything
Ancient sith = F
Hierarchy
Luke
Yoda/Sidious
Ancient Sith
Dooku, Mace, etc.
Obi Wan, Anakin, Vader (underrated), Maul, etc.
AOTC Obi Wan/Anakin, Qui Gon, etc.
Some insignificant guys
OT Luke
Dooku pwns Vader
Vader is weaker than pre suit
Mace can't beat the ancient sith even though he can beat Sidious...
...who CAN beat the ancient sith
more coming soon...
This is the wrong kind of thinking here. Establishing hierarchies shouldn't be the goal of SWVF; that's just working for a status quo. The idea should be to have people flesh out their opinions based on the source material and their own rational arguments. In other words, Dooku's only as good as Debater A can portray him versus Debater B's arguments.
Also, the traits you're attempting to establish here are grossly oversimplified. Not all saber fighting styles are equal; Obi-Wan could take Anakin, but never Dooku, for example. But yet Anakin beat Dooku, etc. Also, Force powers is verifiable only from a few instances in-movie and perhaps a few more examples in EU. You can't have every single Force user do some kind of universal test of certain Force powers, nor can you read their power levels or anything.
So in the end, this thread fails to try and do something the SWVF has notoriously done in the past - establish a status quo, oversimplify the characters we're attempting to portray here, and basically negate any kind of deep, out of the box thinking by replacing it with generalizations.