Originally posted by Lacan GrahfEh, the ability to become immortal. The ability to teleport at will. The ability to vanish objects, as well as conjure them. The ability to time travel. The ability to heal wounds instantly. The ability to fly. The ability to mind rape and freeze groups of people from thousands of yards away with a mere whisper.
Ehhhhhhhhh....Define "powerful."
Shall I go on?
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Eh, the ability to become immortal. The ability to teleport at will. The ability to vanish objects, as well as conjure them. The ability to time travel. The ability to heal wounds instantly. The ability to fly. The ability to mind rape and freeze groups of people from thousands of yards away with a mere whisper.Shall I go on?
Isn't it remarkable that one can have all those powers and still die, or be foiled by an intrepid band of... teenagers? Magic, like the Force, is entirely fallible and not without limitations.
Originally posted by Lacan Grahf
Isn't it remarkable that one can have all those powers and still die, or be foiled by an intrepid band of... teenagers? Magic, like the Force, is entirely fallible and not without limitations.
Isn't it remarkable that Palpy, the most powerful Sith Lord ever, was picked up and hurled down a reactor shaft by a crippled old man?
Yeah, funny.....
Of course neither are infallible, point is that the force is not as strong.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Isn't it remarkable that Palpy, the most powerful Sith Lord ever, was picked up and hurled down a reactor shaft by a crippled old man?Yeah, funny.....
If you had been paying attention, you'd have noticed that I already addressed that on your behalf. I'm friendly that way! 😄
RJ
Of course neither are infallible, point is that the force is not as strong.
If by that you mean doesn't manifest itself as broadly as magic does, I'd agree.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Isn't it remarkable that Palpy, the most powerful Sith Lord ever, was picked up and hurled down a reactor shaft by a crippled old man?Yeah, funny.....
Of course neither are infallible, point is that the force is not as strong.
Palps was blinded by the force coming back into balance.
Silly thing to try to gimp, obviously.
Originally posted by Lacan GrahfI was posting it for others to see.
If you had been paying attention, you'd have noticed that I already addressed that on your behalf. I'm friendly that way! 😄
If by that you mean doesn't manifest itself as broadly as magic does, I'd agree.No, what I mean is that we SEE magic doing much more powerful things.
Yeah cause the Force would automatically have supremecy, being the vouchable, bankable feat supplier that it largely is.
And its is everything matter or space between matter, air, everything.
The wizards opposing the force users from that POV is like fish swimming into a tank, waving their tails threatening at the owner who can just turn the heat of the water up to 2000c at will.