Originally posted by Geistalt
I played the game, its thrusters were already active (meaning it only needed to be lifted the first few however many meters, since it wasn't in an ideal situation for lifting off), she had to see it and make a physical gesture, and she did that with the help of Lana (and probably the Outlander too, tbh).
Its thrusters only start after a bit, we see them starting up. Regardless of how long they had to lift it for, lifting it at all is hundreds of times superior to lifting a rock.
Originally posted by Geistalt
I played the game, its thrusters were already active (meaning it only needed to be lifted the first few however many meters, since it wasn't in an ideal situation for lifting off), she had to see it and make a physical gesture, and she did that with the help of Lana (and probably the Outlander too, tbh).
And on a nexus. Bane would be proud.
I found the "ragdolling" feat, it's in Chapter 8. Underwhelming to say the least, it's just Senya pushing an unsuspecting Outlander who was preparing to duel with Vaylin. The distance she threw him is pretty good, but not exactly what I would call an impressive combat feat. It's inferior to Maul force pushing Kenobi across a tunnel while Kenobi was combat ready.
Perhaps I spoke too soon. Upon reviewing both feats I mentioned above, they are very similar, with Senya and Maul force pushing a saber ready opponent. But I have to say, that while Kenobi was going on the offensive against Maul and got promptly sent flying, the Outlander was about to defend against Vaylin's lightsaber attack, which I think is the key difference. The Outlander was clearly not preparing to defend against a force attack, much less one from the unexpected Senya.
I think Silver mentioned in a debate once that landing force pushes against opponents during battle isn't a distinct showing of telekinetic dominance, to which I agree. Maul has shown to break through Kenebi's defense multiple times however, while Senya is limited to this instance.
Senya's good, but Maul is just better imo.