@BlueComet said:
Alright it'll help but doesn't change the fact that Jack has faster reflexes and movement speed.
What proof do you have that Palpatine is that fast? Yoda did get tired so much that he ran away, even if Palpatine was that fast(which he wasn't) He was on a whole other level far above Yoda. Jack is so much faster it's not funny, Defeating armies in seconds. Yoda is much slower. Jack can lift boulders weighing several tons and can throw a 300lbs man over 100 yards. He Jumped across an entire canyon before on strength alone.
Durability, Strength, Speed and resourcefulness.
No, at all. Due to Precognition, Yoda has superior reflexes. Yoda maintains superior hitting speed and agility, movement speed is not as important in this fight.
If you want the proof that Sidious can do that:
Anakin blinked and rubbed his eyes again. Maybe he was still a bit flash-blind—the Korun Master seemed to be fading in and out of existence, half swallowed by a thickening black haze in which danced a meter-long bar of sunfire. Mace pressed back the darkness with a relentless straight-ahead march; his own blade, that distinctive amethyst blaze that had been the final sight of so many evil beings across the galaxy, made a haze of its own: an oblate sphere of purple fire within which there seemed to be dozens of swords slashing in all directions at once.
The shadow he fought, that blur of speed—could that be Palpatine?
Their blades flared and flashed, crashing together with bursts of fire, weaving nets of killing energy in exchanges so fast that Anakin could not truly see them—but he could feel them in the Force. The Force itself roiled and burst and crashed around them, boiling with power and lightspeed ricochets of lethal intent. And it was darkening.
He could feel the end of this battle approaching, and so could the blur of Sith he faced; in the Force, the shadow had become a pulsar of fear.
-- Taken from Revenge of the Sith
Here is Anakin doing what I said before:
Obi-Wan was already making that exact move as Anakin spoke. But they were inverted to each other: breaking right shot him one way while Anakin whipped the other. The tri-fighters' cannons ripped space between them, tracking faster than their starfighters could slip. His onboard threat display chimed a warning: two of the droids had remote sensor locks on him. The others must have lit up his partner. "Anakin! Slip-jaws!"
"My thought exactly."
They blew past the tri-fighters, looping in evasive spirals. The droid ships wrenched themselves into pursuit maneuvers that would have killed any living pilot. The slip-jaws maneuver was named for the scissorlike mandibles of the Kashyyyk slash-spider. Droids closing rapidly on their tails, cannonfire stitching space on all sides, the two Jedi pulled their ships through perfectly mirrored rolls that sent them streaking head-on for each other from opposite ends of a vast Republic cruiser. For merely human pilots, this would be suicide. By the time you can see your partner's starfighter streaking toward you at a respectable fraction of lightspeed, it's already too late for your merely human reflexes to react.
But these particular pilots were far from merely human.
The Force nudged hands on control yokes and the Jedi starfighters twisted and flashed past each other belly-to-belly, close enough to scorch each other's paint.
--Taken from Revenge of the Sith
Yoda never ran away due to fatigue. He left because he lost.
Yoda can dispose of armies in seconds also. Windu has disposed armies, in fact.
Having superior strength is not relevant because Yoda's telekinetic strength is sufficient to lift X-Wing's effortlessly and life/move pillars and boulders effortlessly, and support the Last Call (Ventress' ship).
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