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Posted by: Cmdr DaeFaron
Posted by: PLUT0NIUM 235
I agree with a lot of what your saying, the Light Sabre can be potentially more flexible in the hands of a well trained user, hell both of these weapons are not for amateurs, who would likely kill themselves! the Energy Sword is meant for Stabs and Lunges, its supposed to be paired with Covenant Active Camouflage and wielded by Elites, they aren't made for duelling.
would imagine a Jedi Knight would be quite taken aback by an enormous 8+ foot Sangheili appearing out of thin air in-front of him or her, lunging with an extremely dangerous Energy Sword. here is a random thought, imagine the sort of carnage a bunch of Special Operations Elites could cause on an Imperial ship with their Active Camouflage and Energy Swords, that could be an absolute ton of dead Storm Troopers!
The force user would be taken back, if their precognition/force senses was somehow disabled and they were distracted.
As for the carnage on an imperial ship? Maybe for a bit, but they can use thermal scanners :P
Posted by: Cowgoesmoo
Yeah? Your point is?
It's just a gameplay mechanic?
So everything in the game other than the books isn't even real?
The books never mention this stuff. Hmm... I'm going for the gameplay mechanics.
So you say a Spartan can singlehandedly flip a tank? Some game mechanics aren't actually in the canon. Why would energy swords, upon clashing, harm the two wielders if the lightsabers don't? (Both blades use the same thing, plasma.)
Also, haloid was a TERRIBLE over-exaggration of Spartan abilities.
>Implying the rules of one universe apply to another......... again
The force user would be taken back, if their precognition/force senses was somehow disabled and they were distracted.
>Implying the Force is perfect and can see anything, which, to a character that exists outside the Force, is impossible............... again
>Also implying the Force is even relative to this fight, which it isn't.