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Originally posted by Board Walker
Dooku lost because he fought the chosen one, not because makashi is weak to Djem
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Originally posted by Marco1907
Ah no, Dooku is weak against physical attacks,
Nah. That's a big misconception.
Originally posted by Marco1907
he has no decent physical feats (except kicking someone via fencing)
Well we are talking here about Physical attacks during a Saber fight.
And Dooku's kick against Anakin is amongst the most powerful kicks we've seen in the Saga (especially considering the opponent he did that too). I mean he sent him flying across the damn room, and left him floored and helpless for a good 10 seconds.
So how's that for a "decent" physical feat?
Originally posted by Marco1907
or any physical resistance feat.
Well that's hard to judge because he doesn't get hit often. But remember in "Crisis on Naboo" when Anakin kicked him and he tripped over the steps behind him, and then choked him.. Well once Dooku got Anakin off him, he got back up immediately, and he was just fine. He wasn't panting for air, or rubbing his body where he got kicked. So he took Skywalker's the physical attacks pretty well if you ask me.
Originally posted by Marco1907
Not to mention Savage make him fly with just one stroke.
You seem to be really obsessed over that 1 blow of Opress that sent Dooku flying. Opress is a physical beast who you have to be focused on and completely ready for. He disarmed Kenobi in a few Saber strokes in "Revenge". And he also disarmed Ventress in the same episode.
At least Dooku was fighting 2 opponents, and was only holding onto his Saber with one hand and only dropped his weapon when he hit the wall behind him in a cramped space.
Originally posted by Marco1907
And this is very natural, he was 80 years old. Dooku was not perfect.
Which is why he depends on "Force Enhanced" strength like Yoda and Sidious do. So if he's using up too much in his Force reserves by fighting mutiple opponents, then it may be easier for a strong opponent to get the better of him.