Schradinger said
I'd go up against jedi and sith masters with epic force powers equipped with armor and some guns, and 9 times out of 10, their built-up force attack of utter devastation was made completely useless by a bullet to the head.

Schradinger said
They didn't use bullets in the movies. The mechanics of blocking a bullet with a lightsaber are somewhat less forgiving than those of blocking a blaster bolt, and even if they manage it, they've still got a spray of molten mist to deal with.

Schradinger said
If they're writing it correctly, wearing a helmet with a HUD and armor control systems screws up the focus they need to use their powers effectively, so high tech armor actually reduces their ability to use force powers even though it gives them extra defense. There were those that wore really durable body armor, but it didn't have a helmet or all the bells and whistles you'd get with a suit of mandalorian armor, so their head was still unprotected.

LeeRoy said
So, I've been asking these questions for the past few days now.I'd actually like some feedback, since the argument's finally finished.Does anyone have complaints about my review style? Am I making proper judgements on the characters? If anyone has complaints would they like to voice them?

LeeRoy said
Like I said. TO the head, not AT the head. Put the gun to their head and pull the trigger. If they could stop it before it exits the barrel I'd be impressed.

LeeRoy said
A powerful force sensitive could use force stealth to sneak up behind them, they wouldn't be able to detect them.