I guess between then and episode IV-VI, Vader lost a whole lot of power.
Maybe that scene took place some time between the two episodes.It wasn't bad in a vacuum, but Anakin looked like Ep III Anakin with his EP II haircut. It was odd.
Well, I guess he got prematurely old too, just like Obi-Wan, who goes from looking like 51 yo Ewan to 63 yo Alec in a span of 9 years.I guess between then and episode IV-VI, Vader lost a whole lot of power.
Oh, I'm not complaining. I enjoy the show. Taking it for what it is and not too seriously. Just making an observation is all.Yoda said that size matters not. You can see that with Vader's force vs spaceship.
I honestly don't understand many complaints. This is about as good as Star Wars gets. (You can take that either way, but in this case I really like it!)
Yoda said that size matters not. You can see that with Vader's force vs spaceship.
I honestly don't understand many complaints. This is about as good as Star Wars gets. (You can take that either way, but in this case I really like it!)
I honestly think some people just like to complain …
Look, there is a certain etiquette to combat in the Star Wars universe. Thermal Detonators are only to be used suicidally. To do otherwise would be unsporting.Shame nobody thought to use a grenade earlier. That battle would have been over much quicker.
Vader playing the long game with Reva really makes no sense (why not just employ people who don't want to kill you?)
Fair point. Sith having master-apprentice relationships kind of doesn't make sense either. Doesn't bother me though.As every Sith apprentice wants to kill the Master and take over, all Dark Force users would want to kill the apprentice and take their spot.
The Inquisitor lightsabre compensates for inferior skill.I always wondered why the Sith keep using their boring basic lightsabers when they're outfitting their elite mooks with swiss army equivalents. It spins, it splits, it actually has a hand guard!
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Who would invent a grenade that has a blast radius greater than you could throw it?Look, there is a certain etiquette to combat in the Star Wars universe. Thermal Detonators are only to be used suicidally. To do otherwise would be unsporting.
I guess between then and episode IV-VI, Vader lost a whole lot of power.
Who would invent a grenade that has a blast radius greater than you could throw it?
I don't think it was the wrinkles, but more the wider/more filled-out shape of his face and head. In the prequel movies he still had that adolescent "lightness" a person has before their body fills out at maturity.I recognized it was Hayden straight away. They just didn’t do a good job scrubbing his wrinkles away. (As an aside, Hayden is less than a month younger than me.)
Farther than who can throw it? A wookie, or a human? I'll bet it has an adjustable blast setting, as well.Who would invent a grenade that has a blast radius greater than you could throw it?
That may be true, but it's also an objectively superior tool. A master swordsman might be more effective with a wooden sword than an apprentice would be with a metal sword, but that doesn't mean that the swordsman would reach for the wooden sword when the metal one is readily available. The Jedi I can 100% believe using an objectively inferior tool because of tradition reasons, but the "grab any advantage possible" Sith? Eh, not so much.The Inquisitor lightsabre compensates for inferior skill.
Who would invent a grenade that has a blast radius greater than you could throw it?