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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4351592" data-attributes="member: 710">I can only say that it absolutely does not bother me. It used to bother me, when feats or class abilities were made up that suddenly implied what I had narrated before could suddenly only be done if I have the right feat/spell/power. But since those days, I've learned not to care about this any more. If you want, you can change the narration when using the power successful to show off how much better your specific round-house kicked work then usual. So, a regular round-house kick attempt barely makes contact, or you are a little off-balance, giving the enemy enough time to recover. But if you use the round-house kick power successfully, you _really_ hit hard, the enemy hits the ground, and staggers hard to get up, while you are standing in perfect shape and balance above him...For the high level Jedi example: A high level Jedi can make the shot 9 out of times, because he simply has a higher attack bonus - that's why he doesn't need to rely on an extra boost from the force - his innate training and connection to the Force is just so much stronger then that of our young, pre-Jedi force sensitive Skywalker. Of course, there are now even smaller or otherwise harder targets now for our experienced Jedi, where he still needs an extra kick of power to hit something...</blockquote>