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doctorprofessornv (12/31/2015) [-] I was waiting for one of the blades to fly out and hit someone in the audience, or someone to get whacked in the dick. I was pleasantly surprised. That was cool as **** .
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anon (12/31/2015) [-]
when you watch the video without the lightsaber effects its cringeworthy. There are 8 year old wushu practitioners who do this better with actual ******* swords.
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theorangefox ONLINE (12/31/2015) [-] darn, just gonna have to search through the clone wars wiki.
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vicecomx (12/31/2015) [-] At some moments there is a clear chance to strike opponent down yet he intentionally doesn't. Might as well roll the Waltz of the Flowers.
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Mecuniv (12/31/2015) [-] At first I was like, "Am I the only one annoyed by the fact that the one dressed as the jedi had the red lightsaber and the sith had a double blue and green?"
Then I went back and re-watched it to realize they switched. Impressive. Most impressive.
Then I went back and re-watched it to realize they switched. Impressive. Most impressive.
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fourfangedferret (12/31/2015) [-] I want to see how a historic sword fighter like skallagrim would use a lightsaber. Would it be used like a claymore with emphasis on constant momentum, or like a rapier or epee?
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fourfangedferret (12/31/2015) [-] I suppose. So fencing would be a more sensible tactic than what is curently used.
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tomthehippie (12/31/2015) [-]
somewhat, but while force isn't needed, slashes and hacks would still be useful, cause you are kinda waving a bar of " **** you I cut through almost anything".
Closer to a katana/chinese straight saber style than a rapier.
Closer to a katana/chinese straight saber style than a rapier.
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fourfangedferret (12/31/2015) [-] True. Honestly, i think a cortosis sword would have a slight advantage, due to its higher inertia. Unless the other bloke is using force assisted swings. And if thats the case, then one may well use a more traditional style of swordplay since you can artificially add weight to your swings. In fact, you could rapidly switch between weights and styles to really throw your opponent off.
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tomthehippie (12/31/2015) [-]
the sword would have an advantage in some ways, but it would be more tiring to use than a lightsaber. Basically you'd just have to dodge/parry/block until they get tired, then go on the offensive.
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fourfangedferret (12/31/2015) [-] I suppose thats the advantage of the lightsaber. Force assisted swings to compensate for the lack of weight without actually adding weight.
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tomthehippie (12/31/2015) [-]
yeah, I wasn't even touching on space wizardy, just the weapons against each other. But still a valid point.
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fourfangedferret (12/31/2015) [-] Yeah, thats what i meant in that other comment about artificcially adding weight to the swings. Go from a light parry into a full blooded highlander swing in an eyeblink, with enough force to make it effective.
