sithlord78

What I find with Pazaak is that it feels rigged, but it's either rigged for or against you predetermined. There were occasions where if I were down say 2 to nothing the computer would give me a break with a string of natural 20s. I'm talking suspicious stuff like 2 nat 20s in a row! Other games no matter what I tried the computer would beat me. I guess this would be just evidence stating that the game is truly random, except I find that it actually helps ME too much ) Try playing for card advantage. Refrain from using your hand cards and even hit on high numbers say like 16 or 17. You'll find that maybe half the time you'll get EXACTLY the card you were looking for to win, which if truly random happens about 20% of the time.

Annakin is interesting because he is very similar to Muadib in "Dune" in terms of his destiny. They are both the "Fulcrum" around which destiny plays out. Annakin's high midichlorin count really is evidence in my theory that the closer one is to the Force, the more one is its tool. This is probably what Kreia herself disliked about the Force. That the Force was this uncaring unkind machine that caused as much suffering for every good that she did. Perhaps Kreia was simply disillusioned by the idea that the Force could never be controlled. That even through Sith teachings that the Force would always have mastery over you. Even worse still, the more you tried to use the force for your own ends, the sooner the force would bring about your destruction.

I always wondered why the sabers never had hand-guards. A deadly move would obviously clash sabers, gain inside control, and step into your opponent while dragging the blade down over the hilt and through your opponent's fingers. This would then lead to longer and longer blades as the danger of getting your own fingers cut-off while doing this move is lessened with the longer blade. Just hypothesizing though...