Originally posted by KuRuPT Thanosi
]AND?? None of that surpasses what Luke and Anakin were shown doing. Both were stated to be superb pilots, instinctively good mind you. Shoot, Anakin as a young boy was already a renowned pilot and building robots like it was nothing. So let's not try and make it seem like she was anymore prodigious in the force than either Luke or Anakin. Here's the difference that makes his low showing worse than the others....
Rey's piloting skills shown with the Falcon easily trump Anakin's piloting skills shown in TPM. Much as they trump Luke's piloting skills in ANH. And unlike both Skywalkers, Rey did neither have the advantage of flying pod racers on a competetion level, as Anakin did. Nor did she have practice with aircrafts, as Luke did...
Anakin showed the some propensity for Force sensitiveness as Rey, and even exponentially more training, he still got pwned by Dooku the first time they met.
Where? Anakin, as of TPM, wasn't even capable of using the Force in a controlled fashion. Rey resists some form of mind domination, even mirrors it, uses the mind-trick and, apparently, "oneness". With the latter being the criterium that actually matters. Before that, she was essentially running from Kylo, barely capable of parrying his swings and suddenly she wins.
That aside: Saying that Kylo is no pushover is far from putting him on one tier (or even above) Count Dooku.
Luke showed some of the same force sensitive stuff as the others, and again, with more training than Rey... still lost to Vader the first time they met.
Yes. And still Vader considered him a challenge after, what, days of formal training, with Vader being one of the most experienced lightsaber wielders in the mythos at that point in time. Kylo most certainly is no Vader, much as he isn't Dooku.
In stark contrast, Rey had next to no training at all, and yet, was still able to be Kylo.
Yes. An injured Kylo.
Do I remember that wrong, or was he hit by a weapon, that was featured as the most devastating firearm available in the movie even compared to Han Solo's blaster? That thing that is shown literally blasting people off their feat. And he tanks a direct hit, grunts, gets on his knees and goes fighting. I wonder how he even managed to stay upright after that.
Now before anybody talks about her being Luke's daughter and her force potential... Kylo is Leia son.. and thus would have the same blood running through him. What's worse, I'd reckon having Han Solo's DNA would be more advantageous than Padame's.
Erm. What?!
You do realize that, even assuming that Rey is Luke's daughter, we have no idea who the mother is, right?
Point is, it was a very low showing for Kylo, and there are no two ways about it.
Yes. Leaving his injury and Rey's apparent state of "oneness" out of the equation, which is, pretty much, the basis for your argument: Ignorance.