So - How powerful is Snoke, exactly?

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
It's almost like people watch these movies about space wizards and robots, and... take them way too f*cking seriously... It's almost like people who spend all their time arguing about which fictional person is better at swinging not-real laser swords at other fictional people... care way too f*cking much about those things I just said.

Did you know I have over 23,000 posts here over 12 years? Every single one of them is me not wasting my life arguing about a fandom that makes other people rich.

I guess calling yourself out on your hypocrisy 9 mile style is a clever move.

Originally posted by Rebel95
Between Dooku and Vader

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
It's almost like people watch these movies about space wizards and robots, and... take them way too f*cking seriously... It's almost like people who spend all their time arguing about which fictional person is better at swinging not-real laser swords at other fictional people... care way too f*cking much about those things I just said.

Did you know I have over 23,000 posts here over 12 years? Every single one of them is me not wasting my life arguing about a fandom that makes other people rich.

Says the one getting visibly angry over this ....

If you're gonna be a dick to people and start lecturing them on why you think that people on a ****ing EU Star Wars Forum are taking their discussions seriously ... wtf.

Originally posted by Kurk
That's either a really large or really small gap depending on the person.

And I'm only speaking in terms of power since obviously Snoke doesn't use a lightsaber.

Originally posted by The Ellimist
I guess calling yourself out on your hypocrisy 9 mile style is a clever move.

Originally posted by samappo
Says the one getting visibly angry over this ....

If you're gonna be a dick to people and start lecturing them on why you think that people on a ****ing EU Star Wars Forum are taking their discussions seriously ... wtf.

Yes sir, spank me harder.

I'll get my cane and some Vaseline.

Heath Ledger and Liam Neeson? mmm

The most powerful force user we have ever seen in the films, clearly. Snoke truly is worthy of the title supreme.

I'm withholding judgement until I read the novel.

Originally posted by AncientPower
I'm withholding judgement until I read the novel.

Personally, I can't decide if he's sub Maul or greater than Palpatine, rofl.

Yep, we need way more context and far less interpretation.

Originally posted by AncientPower
Yep, we need way more context and far less interpretation.

Snoke>ESB Luke.

Originally posted by AncientPower
I'm withholding judgement until I read the novel.

Yeah there's nothing (much) stopping the author from saying "Snoke is even more powerful than Palpatine", but as of now the evidence doesn't support it.

Even if that happens, how seriously are we taking that? The adaptations aren't even Canon in the respect "Canon" is described by the Story Group as content that future works are beholden to, yet these adaptations aren't. There's an entire scene in The Force Awakens novel where Rey and Poe Dameron meet, yet they don't meet for the first time until The Last Jedi. The Last Jedi could write how Snoke is the Son of Mortis resurrected but that doesn't mean it has any weight.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
Above TPM Maul, below CW Maul.

Telekinesis isn't the only kind of feat you know.

^ He's got a point. Far beyond Maul/Dooku or even Vader level for sure, at least that specific feat is.

Arguably, yes.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Even if that happens, how seriously are we taking that? The adaptations aren't even Canon in the respect "Canon" is described by the Story Group as content that future works are beholden to, yet these adaptations aren't. There's an entire scene in The Force Awakens novel where Rey and Poe Dameron meet, yet they don't meet for the first time until The Last Jedi. The Last Jedi could write how Snoke is the Son of Mortis resurrected but that doesn't mean it has any weight.

Yep. I’d take novelisation Canon with a grain of salt.

But tbh that might extend to most of the novels and comics. Even source books. They’re just good for greater insight it seems.