Originally posted by Robtard
It is bad-assI do question what giant rocks will do to a Federation, Romulan, Klingon ships let alone a Borg Cube. Shields protect from suck debris.
As far as the super Force-Push that sent Star Destroyers flipping back, it was both a suicide mission killing the user and the ships seems to not have been destroyed.
Where the Star Destroyers in the planet's Atmosphere when the Force-Push hit them? Because Star Trek tech can target a single person on a planet from outer orbit; with pinpoint accuracy.
Yes, they were in orbit around Yavin 4. What difference would it make? The force binds the universe together, dude.
Sacrifice one to save many. Don't really see how the Federation will know to target Dorsk. The Jedi that channeled their power through him, if I remember correctly, were students.
Imagine if Sidious were the center of power, and the Jedi/Sith channeling their power through him were all Masters/Lords. If the students and Dorsk push managed to push the seventeen Imperial I-class Star Destroyers end over end and out of the star system, just imagine what the Masters could do.
And in regards to the force storm, from the same link as before:
Few beings were known to possess the knowledge and skills needed to create Force storms.
Palpatine's Dark Side Adepts also had the ability to create these storms, though they had limited control over them.
Practitioners of the light side of the Force, such as Jedi, also had the ability to conjure Force storms if they banded together.
Almost a thousand years later, Emperor Palpatine was able to develop the technique himself, which he described in the first volume of his compendium of dark side lore, The Book of Anger. In 10 ABY, a reborn Palpatine sent Force storms out to numerous star systems throughout the galaxy after unifying the various feuding Imperial factions formed after the Battle of Endor.[11] One such storm was sent to Coruscant to retrieve the Jedi Knight Luke Skywalker during a crucial battle in the Imperial Civil War.[1] The Millennium Falcon and her captain, Han Solo, encountered the storm in Coruscant's upper atmosphere, but Solo wrote it off as simply a magnetic storm.
Pretty much implies that the Force storms CAN be controlled to a certain extent, if certain precautions are taken.