Palpatine's Bending Lightsaber Feat - (POLL)

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What do you think of Palpatine bending back Windu's blade?

Palpatine's Bending Lightsaber Feat - (POLL)

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Personally, I find the feat far less impressive than those where the user decides a lightsaber wouldn't even be useful against the lightning.

Ashing or killing someone instantly is also more impressive.

0/10 as it's contradicted by the film.

Vote 1/10 then.

Where's 8-9/10?

Just do 7/10 if you think it's among the best but not the best.

This scale is stoopid, you should have just went /5.

I mean it's solid, but not as impressive as someone likes to spin it, lmao.

I thought what the novel meant was that it was simply pushing Mace's saber back to his face like in the movie.

That's honestly what I thought as well.

Interesting.

Originally posted by ares834
0/10 as it's contradicted by the film.
Its not.

I'd say it's pretty damn impressive considering 1. Sidious was holding back 2. Windu was amping his blade with Vaapad and 3. it's never been replicated. Going with 7 (8).

10/10. Unreplicated in the mythos.

Originally posted by ares834
0/10 as it's contradicted by the film.
Originally posted by ares834
0/10 as it's contradicted by the film.

Originally posted by Beniboybling
Its not.

I'd say it's pretty damn impressive considering 1. Sidious was holding back 2. Windu was amping his blade with Vaapad and 3. it's never been replicated. Going with 7 (8).

He goes back with the initial shot, but then starts moving his Saber more and more towards Palpatine. That's not what happens in the novel.

Also I don't think it's stated Palpatine was holding back right from the start. He first tries to kill Windu and then later feigns weakness going by the commentary IIRC.

Originally posted by ares834
0/10 as it's contradicted by the film.

It's one of the best feats ever, yeah.

Originally posted by ares834
0/10 as it's contradicted by the film.

The feat is Legends.

For those who don't think it's the best, what is, then?