I hope so. With the amount of power he has shown so far, I often get frustrated when he gets into knock-down, drag-out brawls, because he has previously grasped the entire crew of ships with his mind and lethally slammed them into hulls.
Logically, you'd think so, but he also had trouble last chapter with falling... when he's got enough telekinetic power and control to fly pretty easily and has a teleport skill he spammed between Gar and Bo.
Remember this is all that Cameron knows of Darth Plagueis at the beginning of his insertion.
Yeah, but on the other hand he sensed someone strong in the darkside inside that room when he was dropping. I mentioned it before, but considering none of the Death Watch goons used the darkside and all of Damasks guards are dead, it leaves one option-maybe two. Either there's a darksider nearby and he should be hyper vigilant or Damask is the darksider and he should be on guard/tanking the fight to hide his real skill.
But I do not have a problem with her inner monologue. I have a problem with your narration in this part. You could use "lover" 2-3 times, spaced out, with the rest replaced with "Naz" "her" "her friend" etc., but instead, you used "lover" like 20 times if not more.
Yes, cam displayed enough power and control to rip a spaceship in half. The amount of power and control needed to fly is several orders of magnitude lower than that. As for what feats were done in the clone wars, you've already exceeded them on numerous occasions, so they don't matter.
You already had Cam talk about, and use in training, a light saber form based around turning your lightsaber on and off in the middle of battle to gain advantage. I wasn't going to mention it, but since you brought it up...
Isnt his regen ridiculous after the 2 heart of the force upgrades though?
Characterization though is a valid excuse. He favors getting hand to hand, because it's fun. *surrender hands* on this at least.
I was kinda wondering why he didn't just keep teleporting to the ground instead of falling.
Maybe a far teleport like that is too expensive or the range too far. I don't think he can do what the force wolves can do yet.
Force wolves? If your talking from Rebels that isnt even a thing in this, this is an EU story not Disney, and yes Cams teleportation is a short range power
There are people in Legends that can do it but I can't remember the name of the force abilitiy that allows teleportation around the galaxy.
Your probably thinking about fold space
reasonable.
It would understand it becoming available after hitting mastery in levitation, but if you can throw something 50 times your mass, as often happens in the movies, you should be able to move your own pretty easily, even with gravity. A better explanation would be that it's awkward, as if I remember the EU descriptions of how TK functions, it's like picking things up while wearing oven mitts or other deliberately cumbersome hand-wear.
Gravity messes with teleportation? That's interesting, though I suppose it's also a pretty common limitation stories put on it.
I'm most familiar with pressure differentials from the two points causing issues.
Man, anything that starts with "let's see..." you just know somebody trying not to say "this motherf@#$%"
Your very first post is this? Sock puppet? w/e.
Uh, are you unaware of how this works? We can make clones right now today. We've been able to for a few decades now. We just haven't because of laws... and recently those laws have been reportedly broken where people in China have already been doing things like fucking with baby genetics, and cloning people in international waters has been whispered about for years - though that part AFAIK has been unproven.
Which is only made worse by reading the same event just from a different perspective. The rest of the chapter was great, but the repition... honestly kinda sucked.
Depends on what the author means by "knows". I for example, know the movies, and KOTOR 1 & 2 - because I've seen them and played those games. I've never once even read the tale of Darth Plagius, but I stil recognized that name and after a bit recalled who he was, just from random bits of info about Star Wars.
Seems like it - from Plagius' perspective and the "sudden increase in speed" Cameron showed, it sounds like he was avoiding using all his enhancement abilities, trying to downplay what he could do, and finally used his "package" when he saw he needed to up his game to win the fight.
This part I agree with - it seems more like people expect too much of people. Perfection, instead of real emotions that aren't always "good". Then they make wild judgements based on those internal thoughts instead of the person's actual actions. She's a young, in-love, emotional, and more importantly hormonal teenage girl. Relax folks! Wait for some actual action before judging her! Everybody has bad thoughts at times. Including every single one of you judging her!
Well shit... so much for that argument. Damn Cameron, the forcibly closeted cultist kid knows more than you!
We don't know that teleportation would negate the velocity prior to - teleporting to the ground could just make him smack it hard. Remember, his power takes time to activate, so he'd still gain velocity in between teleports. If momentum is maintained...
Uh, the amount of power yes. Control, no. It's always easier to break shit than to do anything else. Ripping something in half is just large motor control, like how babies learn to more their arms before their individual fingers. Flight is fine control. Much harder. Having a big stick doesn't mean you can finesse it.
Nope, that's a different power. It's in Legends, and also in the old SW D&D game... (which is how I know of it - I played a teleporter in one of them) one allows you to teleport yourself, another your ship if you're the pilot. There's also a useful ability in the game that maintains ship integrity no matter how many holes are in it if you're the pilot... (Integrity being the atmosphere, not the systems. If your electronics get a hole in them, you still lose shit like gravity and thrusters and whatnot. Still, useful in battle!)
...You do realize that he didn't at all say whether he agreed with your assessment or not? This was merely his interpretation of the author's response, not a criticism of what you said?
Criticism I can take. It's fun. Gives me something to argue with. But a guy with 1 post? And that's what he says? Seems sus, yknow? I'd have waived it off if he'd talked about the chapter first, maybe mentioned a few other people.
I get where you're coming from, but let me try to clarify what I meant. (Probably over-explaining, I have a habit of it.)
Minus the strikethrough, obviously... but the point remains, he didn't actually criticize you in what he said. He pointed out his vision of the author's emotional state. Which, could actually mean he agrees with you. I've been in this situation myself, on both ends. Both where I was the one having to answer questions, and where I was the one asking them. Sometimes legitimate criticisms, sometimes illegitimate ones.
Your response would actually mean something, if I hadn't pointed out very clearly the possibility that your assumption was correct in my response.
Where?
then why are you the one with massive self-righteous posts about it?
Uhh, really didn't think this would turn into a big thing, just thought the tone of the original post was pretty funny.