DesalationReborn wrote:Armorock wrote:In the movies it was said that the force was limitless. pulling a star destroyer isn't contradicting the movies. Yoda himself said weight has nothing to do with the force.
Just really saying, if the force is limitless, and these characters in the prequals are some of the best users, than I still don't see why they were tossed around like rag dolls in the plot and not actually using some of that muscle. Then, by logic, they're either wimps, or never had the power to begin with.
Seriously it doesn't matter whether or not a Sith can do this. Using this much power would kill a sith. Look what Palpatine did to himself when he unleashed some of his power. The dark side is an easier path but it will destroy you.
That said, EVEN if Vader could pull this off (wich I highly doubt he could), Mew-two would counter the attack without breaking a sweat. And he would finish the now exausted Vader.
Why couldn't he do that to stop the Millenium Falcon? Why couldn't he use this power to just smite Obi-Wan?
Shadowman wrote:Evank_Horizon wrote:First he said the lightsabers were supposed to be weilded like big powerful weapons and then they start swinging them like toothpicks in the new movies.
I fail to see how a blade that has no weight whatsoever could be wielded like it was "Big and Powerful." Luke was only partially trained in Lightsaber combat, and even then it was by old, soon-to-be-dead people. Vader had trouble moving, Obi-Wan was very old, and Yoda lost his Lightsaber in the fight with Palpatine.
If this much power was available to siths why would they need lightsabers in the first place? If I remember well Yoda (Who seemed relatively much older than Ben in Ep4) gave up fighting using the force against Tyranus and started swinging his lightsaber like it was a toothpick.
Using the lightsaber hasn't as much to do with training with it than training with the force. That's why Luke could block lasers without seing them even if he owned a lightsaber for only a week.
Although light doesn't weight anything (or not much at least) nothing is said about how lightsaber realy work. Light isn't supposed to be tangible either. Star Wars is not Science Fiction but Space Opera. The only way I could imagine light looping like that would be by creating a small black hole and shooting the laser in a very precise tragectory. That could justify the weight but not the tangibility. A forcefield maybe? But why having a laser in it then?
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