Originally posted by Robtard
LoLz, what you're doing is deciding what will work and specifically taking out Force-precog, cos it's shown to be the end for your wizard. Poor form and another last ditch effort to win.
Last ditch effort for a win? I won the thread pages ago, dude. The HP haters (Robtard, President and CEO), ignore this.
And no, all I am saying is that Vader's precog relies on the force permeating his opponent. Snape, not recognized by the force, is not victim to this. Physical attacks like force push, they'll work fine.
The force has to read someone to warn Vader of their intent. If the force cannot read Snape, then it has nothing to work with. It's quite simple. Snape is not bound by the Force. Snape has no Force presence that can be sensed. This meant that any attempt to sense their motivation, or to determine their next course of action was a wasted effort.
IF we're applying the "different universe" angle, then The Force doesn't work on Snape in it's entirety and magic doesn't work on Vader in it's entirety, be objective, dude.
Read what I just said, for the second time.
Personally, this is stupid both ways, but it's all you.
Nah, it's just you not wanting a wizard to beat a Jedi.
I'll say this: If they fight in the SW universe, then MAYBE Snape is bound by the force. Then precog would work on him. If they are outside the SW universe, then the force is not permeating Snape, Vader has nothing to read.
The idea of Snape being bound by the force if in the SW universe still doesn't fly with me, though.