Schrödingers' Jedi? XD

AfK 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Maybe meditating.

if it's a David Pryor movie...anything off screen doesn't exist anyway :P

Object permanence is such a difficult concept for people these days...

Everybody failed their wisdom saving throws, even the film crew!

Well he wasn't immediately impaled by 2 out 3 lightsabers so confusing himself was definitely worth it. Hopefully the brain damage isn't permanent (tehe).

He does indeed spare his helmet as much as possible, but for a reason that is only explained by him after the helmet breaks. Its primary purpose is to block the Jedi from sensing his thoughts and intentions through the Force. That subconscious precognition is what their whole combat technique is based around from duelling to deflecting blaster shots. Since a cortosis helmet would break from repeated lightsaber strikes, Qimir prioritized being able to surprise his opponents even if it meant a longer fight, rather just using it to overpower 2-3 Jedi then be left telepathically vulnerable when there were still more living than dead Jedi.

@@JaimieSch it's almost as if there's a reason for it...

@@balintkovacs4089 It seems more like the lightsabers are what break upon contact, not the cortosis...

@@jasonalen7459 On the initial contact, yes, but each strike still strains the material. Repeated lightsaber strikes have been shown in the comics as something capable of eventually breaking a cortosis ore boulder. Compared to that, even this relatively thick helmet which doesn't even have the impurities of being raw ore anymore - which ironically would physically reinforce it - would have given in if Qimir used it for every attack against him. Of course the number of attacks would decrease as the jedi's number went down but even so there were three of them - Sol, Jecki and Yorm - whom he had to separate from the others in order to easily kill.

They didn't know what to do with the lightsaber of one, the lightsaber of two, the lightsaber of manyyyy

I almost spit out my drink

Or a butter knife. Easier to strap on and waayyy more deadly.

🤣

The movie KRULL had a spinning flying blade that cut through anything. Why wouldn't Jedi use drones?

Every kick lands here but if they added boots with lightsabers I guarantee 100% of kicks with them would miss, instead they would throw punches that would land.

@@chrisalvarez4298 Lol, yeah, that's the point. Give them blasters and it'd look like that rooftop shootout scene from Naked Gun.

Preach!

@@xinj6142 1. That's how Jedi fight. They don't gang up. 2. That's dome for the safety of the actors 3. Again, Jedi way

​@@jamescallanan2443 2. That's what good choreography and filming angles have to make up for. 3.

@@jamescallanan2443 1. Episode 1...? Qui-Gon was a bad Jedi? 3. Luke did not want to fight his father. So he turned his saber off. He didn't try to fight Vader nonlethally. If you fight, fight to win. If you're not trying to win, stop fighting! Force users have many options to disengage.

@@FeepingCreature 1. Two on one isn't "ganging up," especially when one of the two is a padawan 3. Luke is purposely a different kind of Jedi. His training was nothing like the training Sol and the others would have gotten "If you fight, fight to win." Winning doesn't always mean killing. Obviously, arresting Qimir is more useful so they can get information about him "Force users have many options to disengage." How are they supposed to arrest Qimir without fighting him?

Just like the Obi-Wan / Anakin / Dooku fight in ROTS?

@@Extinctor100 nope

I think that she went to the same sword school than the Elite Praetorian Guard of Supreme Leader Snoke of the Last Jedi. 🤣🤣🤣

someone told Harvey's secretary green screen and she figured ....trees are green

It's like they were either trying to pull off the trick of not showing the monster in a horror movie, or it's really, really badly choreographed. It must be the first thing.

Well ... considering all the "waiting for my turn" and "flailing without hitting anything" we still saw despite the trees, maybe it was for the better ...

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For what amounted to about a 20 minute fight scene if that. It was truly the worst fight scene I've seen in any show. And I've watched a lot of bad 80's action movies.

@@mercuryshadow09haven’t seen the original Star Wars movies either then eh?

It's simple but definitely not bad. ​@@Mr_Snifflez

@@jojo_sanders5342 the fight between obi wan and Vader in the original movie is definitely bad

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So like all the prequels and Star Wars no media in general ??

I do wonder if they plan out on paper when all the clashes/potentially lethal blows happen and then "add weight" to those moments and "make it interesting" by filing the rest of the time with glow stick dance choreograph

As compared to Kenobi, where characters awkwardly hit each other, but only get hurt when the plot demands it.

I know. It was such a small budget that they couldn't afford a Kelnacca fight scene. It just had to be cut for budgetary reasons.

​@@frigidofdoom7191they gave us the kelnacca fight. It was... underwhelming...

@@6-dpegasus425 I was referring to the fight between Kelnacca and Smilo Ren (I still don't know what his actual name is) But if it was to be of the same quality as the Kelnacca fight we just got then I really don't care. I just wanted to see a wookie jedi be a bada** but this show can't even do that right.

They did have a sword fighting couch and choreographer, but "they" was a DEI hire.

@TJCID22 I'm sorry what. He's the same dude who did Shang Chi, Kingsman, few other gems, and their fight choregraphy

Twice the length, double the fun.

An annoying issue with this era of Jedi is that they seem to hold to a non-lethal honor system. Sort of reminiscent to the guard rules we had in the military. Where we couldn’t even do so much as load our weapons except under certain conditions (like others or yourself were facing an imminent risk or severe bodily injury or death) unless if we had orders otherwise. And even then, we were only to shoot to subdue the suspect, not to maim or kill. And if we were to missed, then we would have to search for all expended rounds pending a possible investigation. Which I assume will happen here. And poor Yord was like; “I don’t understand why he doesn’t play by the rules and follow proper form.” No wonder why he and the rest of red shirt Jedi went down so fast.

@@eds1942 does this non lethal honor system actually exist in universe at any point in the high republic or even in the legends universe? curious cause I know Jedi are peaceful negotiators, but will kill if lives are in danger and there is no other choice (such as a Sith clearly trying to kill Jedi)

@@fusionwing4208 The High Republic era as well as the 18,000 years between the raise of the Sith following 7,000 bby and the formation of the Jedi Order and the Republic, the Jedi practices and history is largely unexplored, aside for these eras being relatively peaceful in comparison to their wars with the Sith or the wars of the movies or even during the Yuuzhan Vong and Mandalorian wars. So the Jedi mostly practiced peace keeping and mediation and justice, again in contrast to the Jedi that we saw in the movies, games, novels and comics where they are waiting to pull out their lightsabers for anything, even bugs and trouble makers at the local bar. It’s probably the reason why in the Legends EU continuity of the Old Republic era, people often associated Sith and Jedi as two factions of the same religion, as too often Jedi had turned into Sith and started galaxy spanning wars. As well as why commoners so quickly lost faith in the Jedi during and after the Clone Wars seeing them too often as just military leaders who brought war to their sectors or home worlds. Where as Jedi are supposed to gaurdians against all out war and be the champions of the people. Which at times put them at odds with the Republic during its Pias Dea era in Legends.

@@fusionwing4208 Most of the Jedi Lightsaber forms are for specifically disarming their opponents instead of killing them. And by "disarm" I literally mean to remove the primary weapon arm of the opponent. Also every disarm strike has a swift followup strike intended to kill if the Jedi thinks the opponent is too dangerous to be left alive. So, in short, no the Jedi don't have this "no kill" rule.

@@L337N1NJ4L1NK yeah thats what I thought, Jedi are defensive but not pacifistic like that. I think the only forms that are highly aggressive is forms IV and VII? (highly aggressive as in, focused primarily on all out assault with little to no defense) and these two are fairly rare forms in the Jedi Order

They are yelling calmly from a serene pool of inner peace. Haters wouldn't understand.

Almost as if shouts in martial arts are used strategically to alarm and confuse the opponent, tricking them into making mistakes. Not that the Jedi are martial artists or anything right? 😉

So true, but they do not understand the Force, light or dark.

@@Extinctor100 When you do a martial shout, your face doesn't contort in anger and you don't do dumb mistakes. That's just not how it works. Also, as demonstrated by shad, no disney star wars Jedi are not martial artists. QED.

Wait... is the romance even legal?

@@camber_courtney5250 age of consent laws extend in some countries even to fictional characters.

@@paweplaczek2191 to their defense, it all happens a long time ago in a galaxy far far away, so our laws haven't been put into place yet. its the same with anakin and his warcrimes, technically it all happened before the geneva convention.. :)

Also, Obi-Wan was a great Jedi.

@@camber_courtney5250 The actress is 19. The character is (very pointedly) stated in interviews to be 18. So, yes. Just barely

Lol most of the prequels fights are as stupid as this one, actually they are far worse really

@@___Snake___ Just no

@@daveirate138 just yes.....Palpaitine vs Mace and the 3 Jedi ranks as worst fight in SW history, Darth Maul fight is good, the 1st half of the Anakin vs Kenobi fight is good, the rest are just meh

@@___Snake___ 'The ability to speak does not make you intelligent'

@@gheo9529 well I'm writing not speaking.....so your statement proves your must have learning difficulties

Darth Plagueis's master is Darth Tenebrous. Darth Plagueis would be a teenager during this show at most.

@@blarfroer8066 remember Disney said anything in legends isn’t cannon and most likely only used as a very very lose representation. That being said plagues is mentioned by name in episode 3. So they can change his race, gender, and age as they please as well as his master or apprentice if they choose. Either way still makes for a problem setting this 100 years because of plagues. I would assume both he or his master whoever they choose to pick would be smarter than letting 20 Jedi know they exist.

YES!- @Firemalleoandjelly what I came to find!

A death stick rave you say...

It's called 'Electric Ladyland' in Los Angeles...

Soba! You seek soba!

There is a time for the blade, and a time for the forks, a time for the sauce blaster, a time for the . . . blue-green milk? Maybe not that last one.

Chopsticks are for rounder and more solid food. Forks handle noodles and whatever is slippery.

I hate you...

@@anderporascu5026 it's a joke bro, the forks/the force

He's not even consistently strong during this fight. The power levels presented in this fight make absolutely no sense whatsoever they completely break the established hierarchy of Star Wars in terms of known characters and powers from the original movies and the prequels.

@@rpgadventurer32 Power levels? What is this, Dragonball Z? 😂 How exactly do they not make sense when none of the known characters are present to compare this to?

Conservation of Ninjitsu. The more opponents there are the weaker they become. 4 knights are a warm up. 1 padawan can keep him busy (until a Master shows up and she dies). 1 master is a serious threat.

Sadly that's something that plagues movies and series across the board, enemies not using their numerical superiority. Its why at the very least the one guy has to try kiting his enemies into formations and locations where its harder to leverage those numbers.

I mean the prequels also did this, cough Palpatine vs 4 masters cough.

@@teutonicknight9041 Thinking about it further, its impossible to make any Star Wars fight "realistic" given all the weird force powers and stuff. Like there, Palps's power in the force give him insane force augmentation, the dude could move like a blur he was so fast (At least in the novels), and he used force scream to stun the three jedi he cut down. Then again in a movie only context there is no force speed or force augmentation, everyone just fights like normal people at normal speed.

@@teutonicknight9041 Palpatine speed blitzed three masters, what you even going on about?

Mophead (M)

All the kids today have the alpaca haircut.

@@theevermind well we have been telling everyone to eat their veggies and now they are all broccoli tops

In the credits: Mop head 1: Mop head 2: Jedi Mop Head:

Doesn’t Mop head state that “padawan” is now a knight in this episode.

@peterg9729 no, that's not how it works.

That actually depends on how many times his head has been hit. Cortosis can be broken or overloaded.

@@chrishakala528 true, but that's head canon.

@@seefoghall Wookiepedia and the EU. Until Disney publishes more about the material, that's all we have to go off.

@@chrishakala528 yep, but neither of those are the Acolyte and Disney de-canonized the EU. Wookipedia are cucks.

To be fair, that's Lucas' Star Wars too.

One punch man reference?

Have you seen Lucas’ Star Wars?

Duel of the Fates is a big offender in this category

@VespoLiveGamin or scissoring...careful with those scissors, Sisters!.

In some ways the Acolyte was more dynamic but that's about it. The prequels were good because they were really cool but weren't too stupid with the moves. A lot of the times anyway. There's a few really bad moments. Prequels just have a way better mix of things done well to be beat by the likes of the Acolyte. I at least appreciate how dynamic the fight was though. Need more of that. Now they just got to plan and execute their dynamic move ideas better 😂

Lol that’s a good point it would actually be better to not dodge it because it would shut off his opponents lightsaber

What Mae did to have her hands in front was shown. 1. She had her hands behind her back. 2. She then put her hands under her legs. 3. Then she put her legs through the space between her hands (that she visibly have). 4. And 🎉 she has her hands in front. But because of it being don quick and dark it's quite hard to see, but you still can

@@onyxwolf9387 Must have missed it. Thanks.

But Lightsabers DO damage cortosis, the number of hits it can take is limited

@@darthbane5357 Maybe. Maybe not. It's Disney StarWars, repurposing ExtendedUniverse material in "canon" without re-introducing in said "canon", for all we know it could be indestructible (it's not, i'm just exagerrating). The point was that the fight choreography is very bad, the Sith "forgot" (more like the episode can't have the Sith winning right now) he wears an helmet disabling lightsabers, which would give him an advantage when the Padawan jump on him.

Just like Sheev vs Mace and the council. Just whoosh whoosh dead, no technique.

Same. Its so annoying seeing people fall for this slop. Its annoying

@@vancodling4223 Not really. Are you throwing a fit that Palpatine speed blitzed 3 Jedi Masters? Really now?

@@vancodling4223I’m confused by Disney fans saying “it sucks because star wars has always sucked”. So why do you enjoy/defend Disney Star Wars?

Best fight Disney Star Wars has done. Still not even knocking on the door of the prequels.

I believe they tried that in anotehr episode and he force blew them away...It was super easy, barely an inconvinience...

#1 He is in their head (Yord states this). #2 He uses the trees not just as a cover, but to split them up. Generation Tech (on YT) shows this in his very good analysis if you are interested in an alternative view.

that sadly makes a lot of sense.

Spinning also recharges the ability to use a force pull or push.

and by landing a kick, you get bonus points to your force meter

You make huffing paint sound like a good idea

@@xxxlonewolf49 why? For enjoying the fight but still seeing the flaws? Unrealistic choreography is always unrealistic, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t fun to watch. The prequels and OT have unrealistic choreography too, but I still love watching it

@@TenToAceStudios I fall mostly into that category, as well. smiling until I get a moment to think about it. I would say, though, that I prefer it to be 'realistic' to the setting. You kind of expect posing and 'powering up attacks' in the Dragon Ball universe (especially teen Gohan, hahahah). Star Wars in 1-6 was a bit more grounded in that respect. Blade strikes were mostly parries and intercepts of attempted body strikes (though extended binds occurred, and, in my opinion, pointless) . Most strikes were visibly intended to hit the opponent or environment for a purpose. The lightsaber is supposed to be an effectively weightless weapon, so quick strikes to disable or eliminate make sense. Heavy , full strength swings that overbalance, overreach and such less so. Both blades aiming for empty space seems pointless, especially when its Separate points in space. The exception would be such as Obi-Wan's fully defensive portion of his fight with Anakin, as he still hopes to not injure or kill one he considers his brother. The different forms as described in other media are still intended to attack or defend. I did really like the effects for the Coritosis shorting out the blades.

@@TenToAceStudios Because it is not just bad fighting, it's agenda pushing trash. If you can't see that, you are probably too far gone & a Disney simp.

@@xxxlonewolf49 oh I hate the show, but you have to give credit where it is due, the action is fun to watch. You clearly got the wrong measure of me because I didn’t even bother watching past episode two. I only watched 5 because I was curious about choreography and VFX for lightsabers. Acting is mid-terrible, story is nonsensical. It breaks lore, but the action is at least fun to watch

Disney: The EU isn't canon, unless we want to steal stuff from it because we can't make something original and we need to sucker in more people to watch our slop. Ugh. I loathe it. The EU is the only real canon. It has the creator's approval

This is so utterly braindead of a take that I don't even know how to begin to address it. Not that there's any point because you're clearly incapable of rational thought.

​@@Richardblue1963 LMAO, Lucas didn't give a shit about the EU and retconned over it *multiple times.* It was licensed fanfiction as far as he was concerned, at best a resource for him to pull cool ideas from and do his own thing with. Exactly as Disney are now.

Basically 'EU isn't canon unless we want to steal stuff and make it shittier and/or less logical'

I like how easy it is to spot the morons, they'll bring up mundi and canon breaks😂

Fire Emblem in space, minus any larger strategy and it's just two sides smashing headlong into each other.

Although to be fair most fights in film are like this. I only call this pretty good by comparison of other film standards. It looks flashy and dynamic. Still fun to watch at least. But yeah, if I judge it by how I actually want my movie fight scenes it's not great. Very Very few films meet those standards. I just try to enjoy these kinds of fights for what they are so I can enjoy more than a handful of film fights 😂

@@christiannoriega428 You need better standards, there are plenty of great fights even in Star Wars that don't rely on trickery.

@SeaOfPixels guess you didn't read all of my comment then

While that makes some amount of sense, while obviously all that explanation being absent from the series and movies, there would need to be reasons why some characters weren't using it. Like General Grievous would surely be using stuff like this if it was any way obtainable. Since he was working with Palpatine, logistics in itself should not have been a problem enough. Not that we should even spend any energy of trying to make any disney stuff any better. Its destined to fail anyway.

Cortosis weave =/ Pure Cortosis

i mean, it sttill doesnt change you would have an entire underground system to illegal mine this. and thats the issue. it creates issues. some things just simply shouldnt be added to canon cause it causes problems. like for example the fobs that can track anyone in time and pace across the galaxy, no matter where they are, then after the first season, they realized what an issue they made that they never mentioned it again and pretended the fobs didnt exist, but by that point, TO LATE, the canon breaking fobs are already a thing that change literally everything. lightsaber whip, same issue. why dont you make lightsabers that are giant claymore size? "HAHAHAHAHA, YOU IDIOTS, ITS BECAUSE THE BATTERIES CANT HANDLE THAT AND TECHNOLOGY IS STAGNANT AND HASNT GOT THAT FAR!!!!!!!" lightsaber whip, tosses that out the window. OH, SO WE COULD OF HAD GIANT CLAYMORE SIZED LIGHTSABERS THIS WHOLE TIME!!!!!!!!!!! activating highspeed into a ship. oh, SO THATS A THING AND WE COULD DONE THAT THE WHOLE TIME?!?!?! "oh shit....... um........its one in a million chance?" .........................its a 1 in a million chance to point your ship at another ship and activate the hyperdrive? and now the cortosis. disney are idiots. they keep adding stuff for the "WOOOOOOOW" effect and it keeps creating issues. sometimes you simply shouldnt do something, no matter how cool it is, cause it creates issues.

@@scorpionlord9175 To be fair, he is talking about SW original EU, which at least tries to explain all the stuff that gets added. Mixing that with Disney stuff is undermining the amount of work that went into SW EU. Disney just isn't doing even the bare minimum which would be to steal these explanations, they only steal the "cool" stuff without caring about anything. I don't really know how well EU manages to keep it consistent and I don't really care. But its still very likely so much better than Disney stuff. Not that I disagee with you on boarder sense. Its extra sad that people making these decisions don't understand that laserswords and jedi and force and x-wings are already very cool. So one does not need to add extra cool stuff just to hit the cool factor.

@@tabull8180 i havent read everything, but apparently no, there are TONS of dumb stuff in EU and a lot of it isnt consistent and counters what others things say cause they "want to create their own story", what other stuff said be damned. some of it is, others isnt. and yes, i am aware they were talking about EU.................just change its now official canon, has created issues. so what they say doesnt apply to canon star wars cause we have no idea how person got it, how rare it is in canon, ect. we have no idea. cause this is LITERALLY the first time its been seen in canon. so we have no idea if its even cortosis, thats just what everyone is calling it, or how its mined, if its even mined, if its rare or not, if its synthetic. we have no idea. no matter what though, it creates massives issues within star wats canon cause there would be a massive illegal underground selling ring to make this stuff. thats simply fact.

I rather liked it when it was something added to other materials, like in KOTOR. What I would have done to “fix” it would be to have pure cortosis have some nasty side effects, like managing to protect a droid from getting cut through but shorting it out easily or having the energy from the saber be conducted through and fry the electronics. If used as armor, you get fried.

The few instances of cortosis equipment should be some of the most highly sought after objects in the Galaxy and should be on the Jedi's watch list at all times. Anytime the Sith make a move, it should always include some plan to claim those tools because of how effective they would be. Wherever cortosis is found/mined should be one of the most heavily defended planets in the entire galaxy (at a minimum it should be defended just as carefully as the kaiber crystal mines) just to control the supply.

I don't know. This show in general seems hard on the blood pressure. At least to those who had strong affection for the franchise.

Surprised Jeckie didn't use her horns to scratch or puncture Mae.

@@macarahneil2154 yeah. It would be interesting to see how people with horns, spikes and such could use them in combat in that world. That said, I'd be a little worried about a horn snagging on clothing and wrenching my neck if I had them.

@@Grandwigg 😂 They're already doing ridiculous moves, so I wouldn't've put it past the choreography.

I don't know, man. Considering Shad is an enthusiast of good storytelling and good combat scenes, and this show butchers both simultaneously, I get the feeling his system might eventually overload from pointing out how dumb all of it is.

iit is clear by now that disney, despite an enourmous budget of 180 millions (for a show) is too stingent to hire a proper fight coreographicer, and basically do these scenes by whatever fancies the actors

And they thought having trees block the fight was gonna make this better than the fate's fight?

I mean, if you’re not going to train them and you are going to them off anyway, only show enough that anybody can tell they are bad and are going to die.

probably because she has no idea either

I hate to play devil's advocate, but I feel that was intentional because it adds to the confusion

THE POWER OF ONE THE POWER OF TWO THE POWER OF MANNY

This is also the first time outside the EU or video games that Cortosis has ever been hinted at. The majority of viewers aren't going to know what the hell is going on. Disney once again requiring homework to understand their bad writing.

@@OmegaZyion Yup. And the thing is, Jedi Outcast knew that, so had the necessary expository dialogue and foreshadowing to let viewers understand how important Cortosis was. This just shows up randomly out of nowhere. Imagine if in ANH, the Death Star plans and the foreshadowing of its destructive power was completely omitted so halfway through the movie, a random space station just shows up out of nowhere and blows up Alderaan. People then would’ve been very confused too.

@@OmegaZyionand this is such a SIMPLE fix. Have a previous scene where Smilo Ren is training Mae. She hits his helmet and her lightsaber shuts off. Mae says “omg what happened”, Smilo Ren says “aha that’s my cortosis helmet, it’s a special metal that shorts out and deactivates lightsabers”. Boom. Now the audience knows what it is and what it does, but the Jedi don’t so they’ll still be vulnerable to it in this fight scene.

@@erikdayne5429 Exactly. It's called forershadowing. A video game from 2002 knew that so the fact that Disney didn't is astounding. Then again, that same video game from 2002 also knew how to have Luke Skywalker lose a student to the Dark Side without behaving wildly out of character as well, so that story really kicks the crap out of Disney Star Wars. God I love that game so much. So happy that DamienSabers has a Kyle Katarn hilt. Don't have the money for one now, but I may get one just to hang on my wall at some point.

Or you could introduce it, then explain it later. But people have a tendency to complain either way as handholding or not enough handholding. Back in the late 90’s when it was introduced, it was a fairly new material. But now, I think most of the fans of the expanded material, both canon and legends figured it by the time it was done, purely from the fact that it momentarily shorted out lightsabers and absorbed stun bolts, so it almost goes without saying. How it worked in the games was usually different. Often that was a problem with the limitations of the game mechanics.

Shad just didn't know all lore, just like me. In Jedi Knight series cortosis just blocked lightsaber. Shad was wrong in this moment but anyway scenes with cortosis in this battle absurd.

Looking forward to all the scenes that stop working if Kortosis dust/filings grenades exist.

'EU Kortosis' sounds like a disease/syndrome originating in Europe ...

It does break the lore because it never existed in the live action movies or tv shows. Only in the EU, also it's not being used or presented in the same way that Cortosis was used in the EU. They took an element from the EU and completely removed the context in which it can be used logically in Star Wars and instead made it into the biggest plot armor and plot hole in Star Wars' history by presenting it the way they did in the Acolyte.

@@givmi_more_w9251 This is good joke. I like it.

Bad writing. There is a lore excuse that could be used, but it should be ignored in this case because it is never explained or physically represented, which is again, bad writing. According to wookipedia, cortosis can be overloaded, and it is very brittle, so there are two separate ways that bracer and helmet can fail on him. 1. Overuse until the bracer or helmet becomes useless and gets cut through anyway. Maybe the energy would dissipate over time, but the writers would have to show that visually (sparks, a glow, something) in order to use that excuse. 2. Breaking because the metal can't take the stress of repeated impacts.

I mean, it DOES seem to be the best live-action not quite since ep1 since ep 3 came after... but like, in Disney live-action. Especially on D+ but it's probably better than eps 8 & 9 anyway.

@@Paradox-es3blthat’s because they set it at night in a forest behind trees so you can’t really follow what’s going on in real time

​@@erikdayne5429 No its also because besides the bad choreography, there isn't a lot of talking between the fights, they use tactics such as the reverse grip and twirling movement which was something we missed in the sequels, Qimir possibly used Trakata and the deaths were brutal. The trees were there to conceal the bad choreography but I enjoyed the 1v1 duels and hand-to-hand combat between Sol and Qimir. Doesn't take away from the bad choreography but its the best that Disney has delivered. This show will get extra criticism for its unrealistic approach but that can be applied to battles in almost every SW movie. From the bad choice to the unnecessary talking. Some of them have minor flaws but are uplifted and mistakes are overlooked because of the music that Lucas used.

@@Paradox-es3bl Throw TFA in there. TFA was crap

​@@IscoMadrid-fd7fy yall forgetting Moff Gideon vs Din Djarin? I know din didn't have a kightsaber but that's the best Disney has to offer.

Nobody ever complained about the prequels. What is everyone talking about? There are 3 or 4 classic fights. They were complaining about the dialogue and storyboard

​@@grimecrimetime- *some* people complained that some of the moves used were over the top and or pointless. Such as all the spinning they do whilst dueling

@@grimecrimetime On my side of the coin, most people were annoyed with the long lightsaber fights such as the Anakin and Obi Wan’s 20 minute fight on the volcano planet. I personally didn’t mind some fight like the Duel of Fates for example, but others not so much. But yeah, everyone else just hated the dialogue, plot, and over CGI.

@@LuckyStar2516 I didn't mean to be harsh. I was in my teens when the prequels came out. The popular consensus was that the duel of the fates(obi wan, qui gon, darth maul), anakin vs dooku, yoda vs palpatine; were are considered amazing. Obi wan vs Anakin is like the entire third act and the denoument of Anakins turn to the dark side. Although less exciting as an actual light saber duel; it meant alot to us fans. It was only in 2012 when red letter media was the first to do an epic critique of the prequels (explaining how actually terrible they were). So yes, with the Disney 'Star Wars' most older fans stopped caring after Last Jedi and definitely after Rise of Skywalker. This disney+ stuff doesn't exist to us, or we watch ironically

People literally stood up in Attack of the clones Yoda fight and booed. Wild . Nostalgia glasses off. Yeah, why the hell would they be so flashy. It's over the top with useless moves that are done to just look cool. AND THAT IS TOTALLY OK. It's a movie!!!!Now this channel is a rage bait channel. Him saying the prequels had some of the best fights and shitting all over the Acolyte. He's cashing in on the rage baiting people are dogoiling on with the show. It gets them clicks. Personally this show has the best fights I've seen since the prequels.

I mean did you see how easily the helmet broke to physical damage. It seems to not be very durable and only really there to counter lightsabers. Not sure it would survive slashing at people

@@RenTheHen I think with the right design, this problem can be avoided.

​​@@RenTheHenSingle Edged Durasteel blade with a Cortosis coating on non cutting edge. Turn the blade around when fighting Jedi. Problem solved Second Solution. Carry two swords. One for Jedi, one for everyone else.

It's Disney Wars; everyone knows lightsabers can't kill people anymore, but a kick from a girlboss will always work.

@@nuclearmedicineman6270 instead it was from a man and 80% of the jedi died in 1 hit

That's why you don't spam your Basic Atk lol

@@chocolatebar6785 actually I was thinking of when Sol, and Jeki team up against Smylo…..(Shad is too funny 😂)

Everybody was Kung Fu fighting! Those kicks weren't as fast as lightning! Discount Ezra Miller sighting! Not at all that surprising. The Jedi are stupidly dying! And yet, I laugh instead of crying. Cortosis vs lightsabers not igniting! Why aren't the bugs attacking the abundance of lighting? Nobody has expert timing. This is incompetent writing.

yep. in the books i read with it in it (Vision of the Future and I,Jedi), it was brittle to the point of almost crumbling. some armor incorporated it in the second i mentioned, but it was bulky, and weak to regular blasters and even force-thrown stones, iirc. I'm gonna have reread my Expanded Universe books again soon, I think. Either way it was super rare. Basically only 3 or 4 places had it. (Mostly inside some critical walls). It's smart of the writers to see it as a useful plot device from the old stories, but I don't know if they kept weaknesses necessary to keep it from being world breaking (or invented new ones for the same reason).

Ah yes, spun cortisis ore. I believe it was supposed to be very rare, and usesless for just about everything, but something about it caused it to make a feedback loop in lightsabers, causing them to not cut through and short out. I imagine that while a powerful thing, goven the rarity of the material, kitting out even a special forces group to be difficult, and even with that armor, a non-force user vs a force user isn't a good matchup. I do believe that Vader had cortosis in his hard armor parts like his pauldrons.

@@robertellis6853 if I remember correctly, even if you find it, mining it is dangerous because there is a strong tendency for explosive gas deposits to be in the direct vicinity.

@@beskarbaron6503There are several issues with mining it. The raw ore still connected with a large deposit can near instantly kill upon direct contact with skin, even against energy resistant species like the hutts, the dust can quickly accumulate in toxic quantities in the lungs, and energy based mining equipment is useless for extracting the ore, thus requiring bulkier and unwieldy hydraulic systems which can risk uncontrolled dispersal of debris that threatens to compromise a miner’s protection against the hazards of the ore.

I used to mine cortosis. The equipment didn't last very long and I lost all my hair

helmet n bracer...Cortosis rare metal that can "absorb" high energy.....it literally absorbed the lightsaber.

@@jetlorider not sure why I called it a gauntlet. Probably due to me being a bit tired at the time.

No idea how you could like KOTOR 2 and not like TLJ

@@DefaultProphet you have to be an idiot to like TLJ, for starters. Stupid main plot, illogical side plot that goes nowhere, bad writing, horrible choreography… the list goes on and on. The only real overlap between KOTOR 2 and TLJ is that they try to blur the lines between the dark and the light with a few characters (the chief one advocating that in the game is insane and trying to destroy the Force, in case you forgot), but the game has actual nuance and doesn’t screw over existing characters.

@@DefaultProphet I hope that you're being facetious. KOTOR 2 is well developed in terms of characters, theme, and worldbuilding with only the plot being shaky. TLJ fails across the board.

@@WesleyHill-md5cg I’m not. Typically people who ride for KOTOR2 also enjoy TLJ. They’re both deconstructions of the Star Wars norm.

@@DefaultProphet I know that both are intended as deconstructions. I thought that I was making it clear that KOTR 2 succeeds and TLJ fails on more than the thematic elements, alone. However, I can zero-in on that if you like. (SPOILERS) KOTOR 2 deconstructs the heroic actions of the Jedi. The galaxy isn't saved simply because Revan defeated Malak in the first game. Too many worlds are scarred by war and the Republic remains on the brink of collapse. In TLJ, the galaxy isn't doomed because of the failures of the Jedi, but because the writers of TFA insisted on making a hard reset to the premise of ANH. While that isn't the fault of the writers of TLJ, it is their fault for not sufficiently making up for the lack of groundwork. For instance, Luke doesn't fail to rebuild the Jedi Order because of hubris, ignorance, or naivete. He fails because he was tempted to murder his nephew in his sleep, which is a blatant assassination of his character from the previous films. Both stories introduce the idea of uncomfortable accountability on the part of the hero. However, this idea follows cause and effect in one and is contradictory in the other. In KOTOR 2, the Exile's presence on Peragus is enough to draw the Sith to it, leading to the planet's destruction. This one event all but dooms Telo's restoration efforts to failure and guarantee that similar worlds will remain barren. In TLJ, Poe is held demoted for disobeying the order to retreat leading to the destruction of the bomber squadron and the deaths of several fighter pilots. This is used as a reason for him to be mistrusted for the entirety of the second act. However, the film never acknowledges the fact that if he didn't insist on destroying the dreadnought, it would have followed the Resistance fleet though hyperspace and destroy them. There are plenty of reasons to appreciate KOTOR 2 as a deconstruction of Star Wars. TLJ doesn't get a pass for trying and failing to do the same. I have more but I just cooked dinner.