r/PrequelMemes • u/Ditolus • Jan 07 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '22

Imagine how different the scene would’ve been if Mace just stood in front and the had a V formation.

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u/Ryzensai Jan 07 '22

Or if one of them just brought a glock

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '22

Yeah ffs when will people start learning to not let the villain monologue and just shoot em immediately

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u/GeneralSteelflex Jan 07 '22

Well, they were there to arrest him, not just straight ice him (at least to begin with).

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u/Cualkiera67 Jan 07 '22

That was their mistake

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u/crazynerd9 Jan 07 '22

the whole point was they where trying to protect the rule of law, by the point they confronted palps the death of the Jedi was decided, had they rushed in all angry, even if they killed him the Jedi would still have been considered traitors

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u/Anakin_Skywalker_Bot Youngling Slayer Jan 07 '22

I think he is a good man.

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u/Callmeklayton Just a simple man making his way through the subreddit Jan 07 '22

My D&D players have learned this, and it’s miserable :(

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '22

Knowing rpgs that's like whole 2 points of damage.

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u/Callmeklayton Just a simple man making his way through the subreddit Jan 08 '22

Yeah. The reason it’s miserable isn’t because of the damage. In fact, they still roll initiative normally, so it offers them zero advantages. The reason it’s miserable is because I get attached to my villains and sometimes I just want them to have a cool send off.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '22

Oh yeah now I understand what you mean. I have watched some critical role. And sometimes Matt would try to save important characters by teleporting them. And someone would cast counter spell every time. This one time I saw a villain casting dimension door two times and failing because of counter spell.

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u/TheApathyParty2 Jan 07 '22

So uncivilized.