@Temp, yeah that was a joke regarding his annoyance of Sidious being one of the most powerful sith, it wasn't an attempt to get the debate going again, when in fact, I don't really feel like debating.
@SM, let me start out by saying, I don't give two shits about gaining your respect. Let's get that clear. You're giving yourself far too much credit if you think I do. lol
As far as your scans go, most of your arguments to the link you gave me, I've addressed them with Nai, which is why I asked you to read over them, which you didn't want to do, which is your problem, but don't call me lazy because of something you are unwilling to do. Hell, responding to your link point by point would result in a lengthy message, so I don't see what the problem is in reading the arguments I've already posted in this very thread.
Furthermore, you did not address my question to DP. All you did was give an answer as to why Yoda lost to Sidious, which isn't what I was asking. That Sidious retreated to the rising podium in order to gain an upper hand, which was to put his force abilities to better use in the senate arena, is something I agreed to. But the podium definitely wasn't something that gave Sidious any advantage in the saber duel. In fact nearly falling over the edge of the podium was what caused Sidious to drop his saber. Yes Yoda's ferocious attack nearly sent Sidious over the edge, but on even ground there would have been no edge to nearly fall over, as Sidious would have far more room to leap away. Yes, Sidious took a risky route in directing the saber duel to the rising podium, but it's one that worked out anyway. Sidious held his own against Yoda in a straight saber duel despite being in a very disadvantageous position, with hardly any room to maneuver and having to rely almost solely on his saber to defend against Yoda's attacks, while his opponent, Yoda, being a lot smaller, had plenty of room to utilize his acrobats to do circles around Sidious. Yet even when Yoda's assault nearly caused Sidious to go over the edge of the podium, Sidious quickly recovered from nearly going over and dropping his saber by retaliating with a blast of lightning all before Yoda could finish off an unarmed Sidious. Sidious survived a saber duel with Yoda, despite being in a position of disadvantage, but he had an answer to losing his saber. You can ignore Sidious' disadvantages on the podium all you like, but they're still there. You can come up with an excuse as to why Sidious retreated to the podium, but the excuses do not take those advantages away.
So again, what makes you so certain that Sidious wouldn't do as good on equal ground, when he was more than capable of surviving despite his position of disadvantage on the podium? Yes, Sidious had a higher chance of defeating Yoda in the senate arena because of the pods he can use against Yoda, which is how he did nearly overwhelm Yoda, causing Yoda to lose his balance at one point. This is the most probable reason why Sidious retreated to rising podium to get to the arena. It definitely couldn't be to give him any advantage in the saber duel, considering that the podium limited him in room to maneuver far more than it did his opponent. But Sidious' decision to retreat to the senate arena in order to put his force powers to better use, doesn't mean Yoda would have defeated him on equal ground.
As for the pod sequence, no I didn't respond to it when you wanted me to, but that doesn't excuse your inability to address my argument when it arrived. You were reaching considerably, and I addressed why, which you still didn't attempt to refute. Sidious easily hurled three senate pods over his head on the dime against the force of gravity, but your excuse was that Sidious had the engines on (or whatever). Ok, so he uses the force to forcefully rip the pods out of their restraints (which you can see the sparks to prove they were forcefully ripped out), and then suddenly decides to manipulate the controls and turn the engines on? And the pod Yoda caught, did Yoda decide to turn the machine off in order to impress Sidious? You wasn't being reasonable at all. Neither Yoda nor Sidious was using the force to manipulate the controls or engines of the pods, they both hurled them against the force of gravity, except Sidious was able to do so with three. The reason why Yoda was hardpressed to handle one was obviously because of the force it required to stop the machine coming down on him at great speed. As for Sidious choosing to evade Yoda's redirected pod instead of catching it, is not proof that he was unable to any more than Yoda choosing not to absorb Sidious' first lightning attack (instead choosing to attempt to block with one hand) means that Yoda was unable to, especially considering the ease in which Sidious was handling the pods earlier. You can see that Sidious didn't even attempt to catch the pod, just like Yoda didn't attempt to absorb Sidious first lightning assault.
All in all, you still didn't refute anything I said. Instead you tried to justify why you attacked my username, and accused me of being petty just because I called your arguments silly. The one who's butthurt, is you. And today it took a few words on my part to spark anger in you, which caused you to rehash your same silly arguments--still not addressing my question.
I just recently addressed Sidious' and Yoda's last lightning sequence with Nai. If you choose not to read it then that's on you. Yoda's redirected lightning blast didn't do anything to Sidious other than blast him and Yoda apart, ending the fight in a stalemate. The source I provided stands, and it fits perfectly with how the movie depicted the fight: Sidious proved too powerful for Yoda to defeat. Yoda couldn't defeat Sidious in a saber duel despite Sidious being in a position of disadvantage, because Sidious had an answer to being disarmed. Yoda was almost overwhelmed by Sidious hurling multiple senate pods at him. Yoda's final attack only blasted them apart, it didn't defeat Sidious. So how would Yoda have had a better chance in defeating Sidious on equal ground? Is it because Sidious wouldn't have pods to use against him? That's not proof Yoda had better chance on defeating him on even ground. Is it by Yoda being a more skilled saber duelist? Well if that's the case, why couldn't he defeat Sidious when Sidious was in a position of disadvantage?
Until you can address everything (well the important parts anyway) instead of continuing with your desperate reaching, then I'm not interested in hearing anymore of your lame BS you call an argument.
And who did you brutally destroy? GTFOH