Originally posted by Vensai
I think Cin died alongside younglings like in the novel. In the game he died outside after the force push. I would consider that a contradiction.
Not exactly. In the game he dies on the roof of the Room of a Thousand Fountains. That part is non-canon. But it is perfectly possible for the duel to have progressed into the room of a thousand fountains.
And yes in the level before Skywalker demolishes a statue and uses it to break down the Temple gates.
Originally posted by Mizukage Yoda
Not exactly. In the game he dies on the roof of the Room of a Thousand Fountains. That part is non-canon. But it is perfectly possible for the duel to have progressed into the room of a thousand fountains.And yes in the level before Skywalker demolishes a statue and uses it to break down the Temple gates.
I see. But do you think that was more impressive than Mauls ship feat? Granted he was desperate at the time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8R_8AJkHcA
3:49
In case you wanted to see it.
Originally posted by Vensai
Well Cin blocked with both hands while Kenobi was going one hand for one hand with Vader in a blade lock.
Originally posted by Arhael
I don't think it matters much. For lightning it seems to. For TK I can give example of how Luke resisted Unu'Thul's TK using only one hand:
But this time, Luke was ready. He placed his own hand in front of Raynar's and rooted himself in the heart of the Force, and when he did that, he became the very essence of the immovable object.
Well that's EU Luke, that's not the best comparison. Not everyone can root themselves in the force.
Besides, even with both hands, Anakin still pushed Cin back a bit. Cin seemed to catch off guard because Anakin thought one hand would be enough for him.