Actually - come to think about it for 3 seconds.... I think I'd probably bring a nice REAL sword with me - turn off the light saber... and use the Jedi's running against him to skewer him. Thats just me though =D.
I thought about that too - but Han Solo uses a light saber (to open up that beast on Hoth) and the robot guy uses 4 at a time - neither of them are Jedi.
Where this is REALLY grating is when the jedi's fight that 4 armed monster robot guy. Why don't they just turn off his 4 light sabers? Sorry to state the obvious.... if I was a sith, I'd spend less time learning to jump around like a maniac and more time learning to turn stuff off with my mad force powahz.
The Jedi Knights can move objects with their minds.... yet they fight with what is essentially a flashlight on steroids that has an "on/off" switch. Why don't the smart Jedi just "use the force" to switch off their opponents saber? I guess the argument could be made that the other Jedi would just "use the force" to keep the saber switched on... but wouldn't all saber battles melt down into a concentration battle for who could switch their damn weapon on?
What are the advantages again? Are they worth paying money for an upgrade? Windows XP works for me - at home and at work...
I think MS has a SERIOUS value proposition problem.
to create a small population that is easily distinguished from the masses? If 1 in 10 people are chosen for these attacks, I find it VERY hard to believe the general public knows them ALL - there would just be too many people to remember. It seems to me that this type of attack looses power the larger a problem it becomes, as there are too many people attacked in this manor. Kinda like information overload.
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How did Han Solo make it work then? Or the RObot guy with 4 arms? They don't have the force.
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Actually - come to think about it for 3 seconds.... I think I'd probably bring a nice REAL sword with me - turn off the light saber... and use the Jedi's running against him to skewer him. Thats just me though =D.
I don't think I'd care too much if the light saber was off :).
I thought about that too - but Han Solo uses a light saber (to open up that beast on Hoth) and the robot guy uses 4 at a time - neither of them are Jedi.
Soooo..... how do you explain why nobody turned off the robot guys 4 sabers?
Where this is REALLY grating is when the jedi's fight that 4 armed monster robot guy. Why don't they just turn off his 4 light sabers? Sorry to state the obvious.... if I was a sith, I'd spend less time learning to jump around like a maniac and more time learning to turn stuff off with my mad force powahz.
The Jedi Knights can move objects with their minds.... yet they fight with what is essentially a flashlight on steroids that has an "on/off" switch. Why don't the smart Jedi just "use the force" to switch off their opponents saber? I guess the argument could be made that the other Jedi would just "use the force" to keep the saber switched on... but wouldn't all saber battles melt down into a concentration battle for who could switch their damn weapon on?
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What are the advantages again? Are they worth paying money for an upgrade? Windows XP works for me - at home and at work... I think MS has a SERIOUS value proposition problem.
So... all it takes to build an orbital space-plane is to mount a rocket engine on the back of a Lear Jet? I WANT MY TAX MONEY BACK NASA.
You are a wuss aren't you?
ONE card to rule them all... and in the darkness... BIND THEM.. muahahahahaah!!!! (cue evil music)..
to create a small population that is easily distinguished from the masses? If 1 in 10 people are chosen for these attacks, I find it VERY hard to believe the general public knows them ALL - there would just be too many people to remember. It seems to me that this type of attack looses power the larger a problem it becomes, as there are too many people attacked in this manor. Kinda like information overload.
My current version works just fine - why would I pay to upgrade?
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