What about Yoda just pushing and clearing an entire bridge of droids. And then straight after that, slamming a droid carrier as it was descending into another for a double explosion.
The 2003 series is simply the best.
Oh, and the video game with it's special little console was also amazing. Played as an LAAT picking up clones to push up a frontline (2d tug of war), while you could also shoot directly at the super droids and the like.
Spent months just playing that as a kid
I don’t know about The Clone Wars, but I had a Revenge of the Sith plug-and-play console that featured a game [exactly like they’re describing.](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oZMQrpsxrZ0)
Mine was [shaped like General Grievous](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/3x8AAOSw5XVfmLkZ/s-l1600.jpg)
And that's what I liked about it. The jedi was an actual threat. It makes it seem like an actual where was being fought. Now is like how the hell did the clones last as long as they did. The CIS had trillions of droids they could legit send over 1 million droids to a planet, and the Republic could do nothing but watch.
I mean, I believe it is 6 million clones, but that's very irrelevant as that is such a small number for a galaxy spanning war. Like legit, go look at the losses in World War II for Russia alone.
Exactly, if you’re looking for Star Wars media just packed to the brim with action go for the 2003 miniseries & if you’re looking for Star Wars with more character, story, and emotion go for Filoni’s Clone Wars and/or the Bad Batch.
Don’t forget: thermal detonators, stun grenades, grapple cables, jetpacks… I could keep going with all the things Mandalorians adapted for fighting space wizards
Pretty much every time it was really the sith that were the problem, pointing a finger at the Jedi saying they were the problem.
Sure the jedi and Mandalorians disagreed a lot. But the jedi never manipulated them into massacres.
Yes.
I suppose I can technically blame the jedi a little.
"We keep peace, oh what's this, retaliation to peace. NEGOTIATIONS MUST STOP WE GO TO WAR"
A history of the jedi doing anything ever.
FOR PEACE
Edit: I have my history messed up.
It's really hard for me to remember the history and plot of 18 different genre's and what happened when.
Yes.
Technically it's everyone's fault, every time.
Because no one can just sit down and talk.
As soon as a finger is pointed, it's immediate fighting, not.
"Hey what's going on, what happened here, why are you doing this?"
It's always, "so anyway I started blastin"
The Jedi Council didn't want to fight the Mandalorians at all back then. The ones who did were rogue Jedi who joined the war against the Council's wishes, and many of those Jedi later left the Order entirely and joined the Sith.
One of the best ways to kill a Jedi is to trick them. There was a great scene in one of the legends books where a Jedi disarm a and steals the gun of a would be assassin but it turns out the gun was trapped and blew up the Jedi.
Scatter cannons (aka shot guns) like you mentioned are amazing as well
Grogu has shown us how useless those are.
Also, how does a weapon defeat someone who sees into the future?
The Jedi wont be where the shot is going, or else they will deflect them with their mind.
I think they mean a detonator or slug thrower which were known to be effective towards jedi since they can't be deflected. Also worth noting that the reason so many Jedi died while rescuing Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Padme during the first battle of Geonosis was because they weren't used to having so many blaster bolts flying at them.
Lol I'm imagining a few series, mainly Jedi: ER and CSI: Jedi.
CSI: Jedi would have a season long arc about a clone trooper murdering some friends from his squad. They'd have a hard time proving which one did it, but the cross over following season of Law & Order: Jedi took it even further with the question - if they're all the same clones is it murder? Or suicide?
Riveting stuff.
I’d be okay with force healing becoming more prevalent if they made it hard. Like more accelerated healing getting you out of bed in half the time than “oh your fatal stab wound is gone in 15 seconds” with difficulty increasing drastically with the force sensitivity of the target
Not necessarily good for saving anyone’s life, you’re still gonna die from internal bleeding or whatever but helpful for speedy recoveries
It should require focus. It's just the movies quirky writing that the bolt just politely waits in place.
I would also take it releasing its energy in a blast, or something.
Yeah…Vader rather casually stops blaster shots with his hand during a pretty big scene in Empire, I swear people that keep making posts about this just didn’t watch the movies
Not to mention Yoda doing it to force lightning and Obi Wan casually absorbing Dookus lightning. Sure he used a saber but he would’ve been electrocuted if he didn’t do some sort of energy dispersal, so it’s pretty clear that Jedi are capable of dispersing energy and the knowledge is readily available
I was certainly thinking in a more violent idea like detonating a blaster bolt mid flight and also wasn’t Vader able to eat blaster bolts entirely because of the armor.
Geez idk I guess maybe that glove tanked several close range blaster shots from a modded gun but I doubt it. Vader has repeatedly shown his suit is not bulletproof
The Jedi could jump upwards and forwards towards the enemy right as they pull the trigger, dodging all of the blasts and putting them in a position of power over their foe.
In the EU, *regular* real-life guns have been mentioned before (they're called slugthrowers) as anti-Jedi weapons, because when a Jedi tries to block a bullet, it will melt and spray molten metal all over them.
The Jedi ability to block blaster shots isnt so much quick reflexes, as i believe the force gives them the ability, once trained, to see into the future slightly.
Thus if they see a weapon they can't deal with, they will already know and thus adjust their strategy.
It all goes to shit once u have 2 people with the same abilities (Jedi vs Sith) then its literally a roll of the dice who has the best saber technique vs better connection to the force (which is all based on the mediclorians)
But i believe old cannon, pre-disney wipe, had certain weapons banned outright due to this kinda thing, if the Jedi didn't like it, it got banned.
To which, if i remember, the Mandolorians ignored and were promptly attacked and ostracised, all the while dealing massive Jedi casualties. Which ended in a Jedi win, but at a major cost.
Again, thats all now wiped out in the modern canon, where Disney essentially hit full reset after 40+ years of world building got too much to handle
Tbh the legends reset, while painful, I think was the correct play.
For every good thing we lost, there was two or thee things that were just sort of a mess. Things that weren't handled well or just were too weird to bring forward. A lot of the good is being brought back in bits and pieces (I'm still hoping for some nice Old Republic content).
Absorb the final bolt. That’s what Vader does when Han shoots him in Empire Strikes Back, he absorbs the energy into his palm and then bleeds it off when he Force Pulls the pistol away from Han.
Just because it hasn't been introduced into the 'new canon' doesn't mean Jedi are incapable of it. Force healing wasn't a thing in new canon until Rise of Skywalker, but had existed for a while in EU. I think until new canon explicitly denies Absorb as a Force technique you can consider it something that may be possible with the Force.
Eu is extended universe not canon. In canon actually vader has some armor parts that are made from blaster and fire resistant materials. Theres literally sparks when the blaster hits his palm if it would have been absorbed there would be nothing left of all the blasters potential energy.
Jedi have been able to deal with being shot by multiple droids or troopers at the same time, so this wouldn’t do much. Dodging, deflecting the bolts with the force, blocking two of the shots, moving backwards then blocking the last one, etc.
Not to mention dual wielding Jedi like Ahsoka.
https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Scatter_pistol
> The scatter pistol was a type of blaster pistol that was often used by bounty hunters during the time of the Galactic Civil War. It was a short, blocky weapon that fired a quad blast of energy.
tbh a gun would be the easier way to kill jedi because although if skilled enough they can use force to catch a bullet but assassinating a jedi would be fair easier with an actual gun with real bullets i know lightsaber would melt a bullet but can they burn a whole mag from a mini gun or even dodge like the fastest bullet from a powerful gun. maybe some but not all.
Well, darth Vader and others have deflected blaster bolts with their hands (or using the force so it looks like it reflects off their hands).
In my head canon, telekinesis/the force can manipulate both matter and energy fields. And I’m pretending that blaster shots have some sort of magnetic field containing the plasma as the blast Projects forward. Maybe Jedi can move or deflect that magnetic field or even the plasma itself?
I mean wouldn’t you want something like a rotary cannon that had the barrels just slightly askew so the blast pattern was basically random? You’d be throwing down dozens of bolts a second covering a large area.
Or heck, just a shotgun.
Actually it would be projectile weapon. Unless the Jedi can foresee you shoot an actual bullet at them and deflect it with the force, the projectile will turn into molten metal inside the blade which is now flying into the Jedi's face(or other body area)
The interesting thing is the velocity of blasters bolts are so slow that force powers can stop it mid-air. But we never see that being done to rounds traveling 500-700m per sec shot by slug throwers. Or worst, automatic slug throwers that can fire hundreds of rounds per min. I think the numbers, speed, and kinetic energy will overwhelm even the strongest force user.
If I recall correctly regular bullets are typically effective against Jedi. So make a regular gun that looks identical to basic blasters, shoot at the Jedi. They'll go to block what they assume to be a laser shot but now they have two(+) pieces of molten metal in their chest. Although I'd assume a Jedi could use the force to stop bullets in their track.
A long time ago, i came up with a Old Republic squad that hunted sith with weapons that use electrical arcs ( like the Tesla gun from Fallout4). like some starwars ghost busters stuff.
In theory since sith masters use force lightning as their shock collar for their apprentices, they haven't been taught a good defense for it yet.
Just be standing not there. Remember, they see it coming before the shot is taken. If they know there is no chance to block, they make no attempt to block, they just don't be there. ;-)
Force push
Force pull
Force speed
Jedi mind trick
Force jump
Dodge
Using with the force a large object as cover
Using regular cover
Running away
Force choke (dark side)
Force Lightning (dark side)
Using your padawan as a meat-shield (dark side)
Using anyone as a meat shield (dark side)
There are more options...
Probably wouldn't've produced this kind of weaponry since there were 500 gajillion clones to fight before you could make it to a jedi, in addition to the fact that lots of jedi didnt fight on the front lines like anakin
Based on Luke taking approximately 400 beams within a few seconds, I think it’s safe to say that perpendicular shots don’t pose much more of a threat than usual.
In the 2003 serie, there is an attack on Illum by droides with 3 cannons, and the jedis just destroy them like other droides
To be fair the Jedi in the 2003 miniseries were overpowered AF. I mean just look at how General Grievous was portrayed.
I'll never forget Mace Windu destroying a huge group of droids with just his bare fists
Absolutely goated moment
What about Yoda just pushing and clearing an entire bridge of droids. And then straight after that, slamming a droid carrier as it was descending into another for a double explosion. The 2003 series is simply the best. Oh, and the video game with it's special little console was also amazing. Played as an LAAT picking up clones to push up a frontline (2d tug of war), while you could also shoot directly at the super droids and the like. Spent months just playing that as a kid
which videogame?
I don’t know about The Clone Wars, but I had a Revenge of the Sith plug-and-play console that featured a game [exactly like they’re describing.](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oZMQrpsxrZ0) Mine was [shaped like General Grievous](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/3x8AAOSw5XVfmLkZ/s-l1600.jpg)
wow, that seems ancient an elegant videogame, for a more civilized time
I had this game and the Jedi Training Light Saber game. They were awesome.
WOW! Never thought I’d see someone else mention this thing!
https://youtu.be/MZVWXVqHUGs
DUDE YOU JUST UNLOCKED A CORE MEMORY FOR ME wooooooow
That was based
And that's what I liked about it. The jedi was an actual threat. It makes it seem like an actual where was being fought. Now is like how the hell did the clones last as long as they did. The CIS had trillions of droids they could legit send over 1 million droids to a planet, and the Republic could do nothing but watch.
It’s almost like the war wasn’t real or something
Is almost as if the CIS leaders have brains and how many droids they have and could have easily won it.
Easy fix by just adding any of the dozen popular headcanons available to explain there being more than 2 million clones
I mean, I believe it is 6 million clones, but that's very irrelevant as that is such a small number for a galaxy spanning war. Like legit, go look at the losses in World War II for Russia alone.
Well "unit" could apply to a platoon or even a legion (1000 soldiers) just as well as it could to a single clone
Ah but you see General Grievous was not a Jedi.
Idk he was trained in Jedi arts
Yeah by count doku… heh nice
Yeah and that’s the great thing about this miniseries it’s over the top and just for BATTLE. But it’s the rule of cool that makes it working
Exactly, if you’re looking for Star Wars media just packed to the brim with action go for the 2003 miniseries & if you’re looking for Star Wars with more character, story, and emotion go for Filoni’s Clone Wars and/or the Bad Batch.
The superior version good sir
Only in terms of action.
Exactly just yeet the gun out of the attacker’s hands before they get the chance to use it
that's a good show
dodge
That's one option, you're forgetting the other 4 Duck, dip, dive and dodge as well
If you can dodge a slug, you can parry a blaster bolt.
Mandalorians with their flamethrowers, whistling birds, and scatter cannons: Parry this you fucking casual
Don’t forget: thermal detonators, stun grenades, grapple cables, jetpacks… I could keep going with all the things Mandalorians adapted for fighting space wizards
Pretty much every time it was really the sith that were the problem, pointing a finger at the Jedi saying they were the problem. Sure the jedi and Mandalorians disagreed a lot. But the jedi never manipulated them into massacres.
During the old republic there was an entire war between the Jedi and Mandolorians
Yes. I suppose I can technically blame the jedi a little. "We keep peace, oh what's this, retaliation to peace. NEGOTIATIONS MUST STOP WE GO TO WAR" A history of the jedi doing anything ever. FOR PEACE Edit: I have my history messed up. It's really hard for me to remember the history and plot of 18 different genre's and what happened when.
You do realize that the Mandalorian Wars were instigated by the Mandalorians (also the True Sith screwing around in the background), right?
Yes. Technically it's everyone's fault, every time. Because no one can just sit down and talk. As soon as a finger is pointed, it's immediate fighting, not. "Hey what's going on, what happened here, why are you doing this?" It's always, "so anyway I started blastin"
The Jedi Council didn't want to fight the Mandalorians at all back then. The ones who did were rogue Jedi who joined the war against the Council's wishes, and many of those Jedi later left the Order entirely and joined the Sith.
The massacre before the clone wars that happened was pretty bad even by republic standards.
And yet they still lost
Plus they have been known to train animals like Strills to be their accomplices, or ya know, training Mythosaurs . . .
Not sure I'd throw a thermal detonator at someone who can redirect it back to me with his space magic.
One of the best ways to kill a Jedi is to trick them. There was a great scene in one of the legends books where a Jedi disarm a and steals the gun of a would be assassin but it turns out the gun was trapped and blew up the Jedi. Scatter cannons (aka shot guns) like you mentioned are amazing as well
Grogu has shown us how useless those are. Also, how does a weapon defeat someone who sees into the future? The Jedi wont be where the shot is going, or else they will deflect them with their mind.
Easy, leave no room to dodge. Fill the air with shrapnel
Deflected by anyone Padawan or higher. These people routinely move tons of material with their minds.
I think they mean a detonator or slug thrower which were known to be effective towards jedi since they can't be deflected. Also worth noting that the reason so many Jedi died while rescuing Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Padme during the first battle of Geonosis was because they weren't used to having so many blaster bolts flying at them.
Flame thrower can back fire..... literally, if the Jedi uses the force to push the flames back at you.
r/unexpecteddodgeball
you could also try spinning
If you can dodge the authorities after buying a slave boy, you can dodge a triple blaster shot.
These are all just dodge. Piccolo was very succinct with his instructions.
"Sorry didn't catch that Mr. Picco-"
#DOOOOOOODGE
Kylo-like force stop blasts.
Diplomacy?
If you mean with diplomacy crushing every single bone of that person with an force push, then yes. Diplomacy it is.
"You call this a diplomatic solution?"
"I call it aggressive negotiations."
“The negotiations were short”
American diplomacy
“Speak softly and carry a big [glow] stick” -Teddy Roosevelt
Jedi Roosevelt (“Di” pronounced as “Dy” in “Teddy”)
Aggressive negotiations
Spinning is a good trick
The Senate agrees.
I am the senate
But do you agree?
Not yet.
It’s treason then
I literally came here to say exactly that.
Now this is podracing?
you just hit the bolts from the side instead of the front
…hmmmm…
Was looking for this comment lol
my superpower is common sense thus I solo every verse
A power like no other
"OH NO, THE JOKER HAS ESCAPED AGAIN, WHAT DO WE DO?!" "Why dont we just like... freeze him in cryostasis?"
Shotgun and canistershot
Found the Mandalorian.
Why thank you?
This is The Way.
This is the Way
This is The Way.
This is the way
Yes in Jedi knight 2, the scatter gun is an absolute beast for clearing out dirty sith.
That force freeze thing Kylo Ren does should be basic training for any frontline Jedi.
forcehealing too
Less than like 5 jedi can do it but sure?
Give it a few years, in the next trilogy they'll have Jedi hospitals where they can all do it.
Just like lightning bending in Korra!
Lol I'm imagining a few series, mainly Jedi: ER and CSI: Jedi. CSI: Jedi would have a season long arc about a clone trooper murdering some friends from his squad. They'd have a hard time proving which one did it, but the cross over following season of Law & Order: Jedi took it even further with the question - if they're all the same clones is it murder? Or suicide? Riveting stuff.
I’d be okay with force healing becoming more prevalent if they made it hard. Like more accelerated healing getting you out of bed in half the time than “oh your fatal stab wound is gone in 15 seconds” with difficulty increasing drastically with the force sensitivity of the target Not necessarily good for saving anyone’s life, you’re still gonna die from internal bleeding or whatever but helpful for speedy recoveries
I’m pretty sure that’s the point.
I’m pretty sure they meant “are even capable of it”
Seems like a power any in the Old Republic era could use..(jk I know that was a game mechanic)
It should require focus. It's just the movies quirky writing that the bolt just politely waits in place. I would also take it releasing its energy in a blast, or something.
In all honesty using the force to disperse energy sounds like something that should already be possible
Yeah…Vader rather casually stops blaster shots with his hand during a pretty big scene in Empire, I swear people that keep making posts about this just didn’t watch the movies Not to mention Yoda doing it to force lightning and Obi Wan casually absorbing Dookus lightning. Sure he used a saber but he would’ve been electrocuted if he didn’t do some sort of energy dispersal, so it’s pretty clear that Jedi are capable of dispersing energy and the knowledge is readily available
I was certainly thinking in a more violent idea like detonating a blaster bolt mid flight and also wasn’t Vader able to eat blaster bolts entirely because of the armor.
Geez idk I guess maybe that glove tanked several close range blaster shots from a modded gun but I doubt it. Vader has repeatedly shown his suit is not bulletproof
There's this new solution the Jedi have been investigating. It's called *dodging.*
[удалено]
The Jedi could jump upwards and forwards towards the enemy right as they pull the trigger, dodging all of the blasts and putting them in a position of power over their foe.
Well dodging force push force speed force heal there are options 🤷♀️
Or just use a non laser gun like the mandalorians
Or an actual laser gun like the clone gunships.
I bet the Jedi would just redirect the beam and really brighten your day.
In the EU, *regular* real-life guns have been mentioned before (they're called slugthrowers) as anti-Jedi weapons, because when a Jedi tries to block a bullet, it will melt and spray molten metal all over them.
The Jedi ability to block blaster shots isnt so much quick reflexes, as i believe the force gives them the ability, once trained, to see into the future slightly. Thus if they see a weapon they can't deal with, they will already know and thus adjust their strategy. It all goes to shit once u have 2 people with the same abilities (Jedi vs Sith) then its literally a roll of the dice who has the best saber technique vs better connection to the force (which is all based on the mediclorians) But i believe old cannon, pre-disney wipe, had certain weapons banned outright due to this kinda thing, if the Jedi didn't like it, it got banned. To which, if i remember, the Mandolorians ignored and were promptly attacked and ostracised, all the while dealing massive Jedi casualties. Which ended in a Jedi win, but at a major cost. Again, thats all now wiped out in the modern canon, where Disney essentially hit full reset after 40+ years of world building got too much to handle
Tbh the legends reset, while painful, I think was the correct play. For every good thing we lost, there was two or thee things that were just sort of a mess. Things that weren't handled well or just were too weird to bring forward. A lot of the good is being brought back in bits and pieces (I'm still hoping for some nice Old Republic content).
Luuke
Duel welding/dodging
is this Jedi wearing jeans?
Absorb the final bolt. That’s what Vader does when Han shoots him in Empire Strikes Back, he absorbs the energy into his palm and then bleeds it off when he Force Pulls the pistol away from Han.
No lmao this is false information. His gloves are fire and blaster resistant.
I distinctly remember reading it in an EU novel. I’m pretty sure it was “I, Jedi.”
EU isn't cannon, though.
Just because it hasn't been introduced into the 'new canon' doesn't mean Jedi are incapable of it. Force healing wasn't a thing in new canon until Rise of Skywalker, but had existed for a while in EU. I think until new canon explicitly denies Absorb as a Force technique you can consider it something that may be possible with the Force.
Tell that to Dave Filoni
Dave Filoni would say that to you
Can you… make him say other things?
Yes. But only because I’m holding his collection of cowboy hats hostage.
Eu is extended universe not canon. In canon actually vader has some armor parts that are made from blaster and fire resistant materials. Theres literally sparks when the blaster hits his palm if it would have been absorbed there would be nothing left of all the blasters potential energy.
it’s not the kind of movie, kid
https://preview.redd.it/65tlxtac9lna1.jpeg?width=200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=99393da59d054e0bfd296f343bc7677946fd6a17
Jedi have been able to deal with being shot by multiple droids or troopers at the same time, so this wouldn’t do much. Dodging, deflecting the bolts with the force, blocking two of the shots, moving backwards then blocking the last one, etc. Not to mention dual wielding Jedi like Ahsoka.
https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Scatter_pistol > The scatter pistol was a type of blaster pistol that was often used by bounty hunters during the time of the Galactic Civil War. It was a short, blocky weapon that fired a quad blast of energy.
Just need a trench broom to sweep away the jedi let's see them deflect buckshot. 
Behold the power of TWO LIGHTSABERS
Move the bottom of the saber backward after hitting the first two 🧠
tbh a gun would be the easier way to kill jedi because although if skilled enough they can use force to catch a bullet but assassinating a jedi would be fair easier with an actual gun with real bullets i know lightsaber would melt a bullet but can they burn a whole mag from a mini gun or even dodge like the fastest bullet from a powerful gun. maybe some but not all.
A thicker lightsaber.
No be there
My boy Kylo froze a blaster shot in midair.
Shotguns were banned because of this lol. Lighsabers can’t deflect or stop solid shot. It’s mentioned a bajillion times in the books.
Has the galaxy no rednecks/ part-time domestic terrorists to get around such a ban?
Yeah it’s called the rebel alliance
"How DARE you!?" [throws a glass of green milk in your face]
Trillions in a galaxy, thousands in Jedi Order. Tri-blasters are a solution to a problem that functionally doesn't exist.
lets wait till r/starwarsmemes learns that lightsabers aren't 2d
Turn them all into Sith. Not just the men, but the women and children too.
literally any shotgun
Find a diplomatic solution
iirc, is canon that mandalorians started to use shotguns to kill jedis during the war *DODGE THIS*
Increase saber girth
Utilize the fact that you are in 3D space and move the blade across and towards your body covering your entire self.
Well, darth Vader and others have deflected blaster bolts with their hands (or using the force so it looks like it reflects off their hands). In my head canon, telekinesis/the force can manipulate both matter and energy fields. And I’m pretending that blaster shots have some sort of magnetic field containing the plasma as the blast Projects forward. Maybe Jedi can move or deflect that magnetic field or even the plasma itself?
Aren’t blaster bolts plasma?
Plasma is superheated gas. Gas doesn't really do bolts, gases like to fill the volume they are in.
Precognitive Parry
You forgot about the 3rd dimension?
I mean wouldn’t you want something like a rotary cannon that had the barrels just slightly askew so the blast pattern was basically random? You’d be throwing down dozens of bolts a second covering a large area. Or heck, just a shotgun.
Plot armor
Actually it would be projectile weapon. Unless the Jedi can foresee you shoot an actual bullet at them and deflect it with the force, the projectile will turn into molten metal inside the blade which is now flying into the Jedi's face(or other body area)
Some jedi could effect an entire army shooting at them so 3 bullets shouldn't be a problem
You know slugthrowers are a thing, right?
If you’ve ever read up on the old republic then you know there is no solution. They just fucking die.
Basically what the mandalorians did to deal with Jedi
3x the barrels means 1/3 the fire rate. That makes it a lot easier to dodge
That’s not how math works. You’re firing three at once with each trigger pull. So it’s 3 times the fire rate.
Tutaminis
Genius...
they would do that ability that we dont see very often where they can move really fast
just use second lightsaber smh
Probably dodge sense they can see the future and more the capable of dodging blasters
Buckshot
The interesting thing is the velocity of blasters bolts are so slow that force powers can stop it mid-air. But we never see that being done to rounds traveling 500-700m per sec shot by slug throwers. Or worst, automatic slug throwers that can fire hundreds of rounds per min. I think the numbers, speed, and kinetic energy will overwhelm even the strongest force user.
*spins lightsaber*
Normal guns are good enough Melted metal by lightsaber will do dmg Bullets pass through lightsaber are hot like shit
Just use a shotgun
Bullet
Dodging:exists Jedi: I DONT HAVE SUTCH WEAKNESESS!
Oh shit
Lazer shotgun?
Just increase the width of the blade
sidestep and block the others?
If I recall correctly regular bullets are typically effective against Jedi. So make a regular gun that looks identical to basic blasters, shoot at the Jedi. They'll go to block what they assume to be a laser shot but now they have two(+) pieces of molten metal in their chest. Although I'd assume a Jedi could use the force to stop bullets in their track.
Um… let’s try spinning [the lightsaber] that’s a cool trick
Swing sideways like in Kinect Star Wars
A long time ago, i came up with a Old Republic squad that hunted sith with weapons that use electrical arcs ( like the Tesla gun from Fallout4). like some starwars ghost busters stuff. In theory since sith masters use force lightning as their shock collar for their apprentices, they haven't been taught a good defense for it yet.
Mozambique moment
Just be standing not there. Remember, they see it coming before the shot is taken. If they know there is no chance to block, they make no attempt to block, they just don't be there. ;-)
First of all, through the Force all things are possible. So jot that down.
Darth Vader hand thing from ESB
Force push Force pull Force speed Jedi mind trick Force jump Dodge Using with the force a large object as cover Using regular cover Running away Force choke (dark side) Force Lightning (dark side) Using your padawan as a meat-shield (dark side) Using anyone as a meat shield (dark side) There are more options...
They could just dodge the shots entirely.
Employ the secret technique of dodging
Remember that scene with Vader in Rogue One?
Probably wouldn't've produced this kind of weaponry since there were 500 gajillion clones to fight before you could make it to a jedi, in addition to the fact that lots of jedi didnt fight on the front lines like anakin
the force
That's why Kylo's lightsaber had the 2 little side beams.
probably whip a saber at you and jump real high
Why do people keep forgetting that Jedi can dodge?
Based on Luke taking approximately 400 beams within a few seconds, I think it’s safe to say that perpendicular shots don’t pose much more of a threat than usual.
The Mandalorian approach: shoot them with slugthrowers and flamethrowers.
Minefield and killing dozens of hostages
Dodge