Cthulhudrew
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Steve Jung said:
He did live near Moisture farmers, so one wonders at his lack of access...
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Jedis Deflecting Blaster Bolts
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He did live near Moisture farmers, so one wonders at his lack of access...
Relique du Madde
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Steve Jung said:
Star wars Tales #14 (also collected in Star Wars Tales volume 4): Apocalypse Endor
Would you let a crazy man that always uses the "proctology exam finger-wave" when he talks and claims to have mystical powers to use your moisture farm?Cthulhudrew said:
I sure in hell wouldn't.
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Steve Jung
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Thanks.Relique du Madde said:
Frostmarrow
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In Phantom Menace when the droids first show up, Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon immediately line up and start deflecting blaster shots. They don't miss a beat. Deflecting blasters is SOP for a jedi.
evildmguy
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To the OP's question: We don't see a Jedi do a deflect blaster until RotJ, yes. As I am sure you know, though, players want to do the "cool stuff" right away. So waiting on that is probably not the best idea. I think that's why the RPG lets the characters do some cool things right at first level.
As to Jedi in the movies: I don't think the prequels were as good as the original but I still like them and the way they portray Jedi is why. The fight scenes in the prequels look and feel more like people "in tune with the Force" than the first trilogy. Of course, since Luke received some very unusual training for Jedi, it's not surprising that those fights look different. (Not to mention the differences in film making and action scenes between the movies.) And I think Darth Vader took it easy on Luke knowing who he was.
Besides, Yoda kicked Dooku's bum!
edg
As to Jedi in the movies: I don't think the prequels were as good as the original but I still like them and the way they portray Jedi is why. The fight scenes in the prequels look and feel more like people "in tune with the Force" than the first trilogy. Of course, since Luke received some very unusual training for Jedi, it's not surprising that those fights look different. (Not to mention the differences in film making and action scenes between the movies.) And I think Darth Vader took it easy on Luke knowing who he was.
Besides, Yoda kicked Dooku's bum!
edg
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