No lmao. You can't cherry pick what the quote means. On one hand you think it means power in the force, on the other hand you don't accept that it says "shares" aka equal to Yoda. You can't have your cake and eat it too.
It's simple, affinity for the force is a fancy way of saying potential (idk where you got that retarded definition you said earlier) in which case yes Yaddle shares Yoda's , but she's a far cry from actually being in the same tier as him.
Originally posted by cs_zoltan
No lmao. You can't cherry pick what the quote means. On one hand you think it means power in the force, on the other hand you don't accept that it says "shares" aka equal to Yoda. You can't have your cake and eat it too.It's simple, affinity for the force is a fancy way of saying potential (idk where you got that retarded definition you said earlier) in which case yes Yaddle shares Yoda's , but she's a far cry from actually being in the same tier as him.
No, you numbskull, I said it means her ability and understanding of the Force is similar to Yoda's, which is exactly what the quote implies.
Affinity is actually defined as a natural understand, liking, or ability with something:
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Afinity:
af·fin·i·ty
a. A natural attraction, liking, or feeling of kinship: a special affinity with animals; a cultural affinity for the automobile.
b. A natural tendency or ability to use or do something: an affinity with languages; an affinity for making money.
c. A natural compatibility of one thing with another: "the affinity of pork and shellfish"
She's not equal to Yoda as per canonical sources putting Yoda ahead of her, but she's in his tier given what this quote implies.
Anyone who has better english than 3rd grade knows what affinity implies in this context. Now stop trying to read things into the definition that still doesn't mean what you think it means.
I especially love how you failed to notice the natural part before the underlining, which exactly what potential means in Star Wars. Anyhow I'm not gona get into another linguistic debate so make whatever shit reply you want 🙂
Originally posted by cs_zoltan
Anyone who has better english than 3rd grade knows what affinity implies in this context. Now stop trying to read things into the definition that still doesn't mean what you think it means.I especially love how you failed to notice the natural part before the underlining, which exactly what potential means in Star Wars. Anyhow I'm not gona get into another linguistic debate so make whatever shit reply you want 🙂
I'm sorry I apply the actual definition of the word instead of making one up so it somehow just means potential. Yaddle's understanding of the Force, connection to it and ability to use it is up there with Yoda's in Disney canon. Don't blame me, blame Star Wars Ultimate.
Originally posted by Geistalt
Author's intent:"You have to be either Mace or Yoda to compete with the Emperor. If Anakin hadn't got all beat up, he could've beat the Emperor."
Knightfallkin > RotS Sidious confirmed kek
Affinity means "relationship." Hell, maybe even "dependence upon" (in this particular case).
Affinity has multiple definitions, and every Force user depends on the Force, kek. And Knightfall Anakin was said to have "unparalleled" power(actualized) in the Force so... Huehuehue.
Originally posted by Geistalt
Author's intent:"You have to be either Mace or Yoda to compete with the Emperor. If Anakin hadn't got all beat up, he could've beat the Emperor."
Knightfallkin > RotS Sidious confirmed kek
Affinity means "relationship." Hell, maybe even "dependence upon" (in this particular case).
Caedus is a scion of both the Skywalker and Solo bloodlines whose command of the Force surpasses even that of his grandfather Darth Vader.sur·pass
com·mand
• authority, especially over armed forces.
• [singular] the ability to use or control something.
There is no negative (nor conditional); no "if" or "unless."
People really underrate the amount of power Sidious gained between RotS and RotJ.