XanatosForever
Steward of RP
Originally posted by quanchi112
He blocked the blasts. At no point did anyone just miss. Sorry, guy.When did he miss ? Successive blasts all hit their targets. Point out a time then in the clip.
We see the clones accuracy is dead on and they lack the skill of Khan who has hit everything else he wanted to. He shot Spock's gun which is smaller than Yoda. 😂 😂
Yoda cannot move forward while Khan is firing his successive blasts. As he does so he positions his über gun to destroy Yoda.
Game over.
Actually, at around the ten second mark, there are about two or three instances of Clone fire missing.
At 0:45-0:48 we see crimson fire, which we know comes from Khan's gun, fly by without hitting any target.
At 0:52-0:53 there is another volley from Khan. The first shot missing both Klingons in the line of fire, instead hitting the ground behind them a few feet away. The second shot does hit the Klingon on the left. The Klingon on the right is not struck at all.
At 1:09-1:11 a new squad of Klingons drop in, and we see two crimson blasts shot in their direction, but neither shot actually hits any of them.
Immediately after, at 1:12-1:13, Khan fires off multiple shots while tracking a Klingon before finally hitting him.
At 1:14-1:15 Khan shoots a Klingon, but another shot goes wide immediately after, and another volley misses a Klingon who smartly gets into cover.
At 1:49-1:50, the Klingons are hit, yes, but it is clear from a hail of crimson blasts, not successive, precise shots.
In conclusion, neither the clones nor Khan have perfect accuracy.
Yoda could deflect and reflect the small arms fire, causing Khan to essentially end his own life. That, of course, is assuming Khan can train his weapon on Yoda before he loses his head. Based on the showings given, it is unlikely.
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