@laurus said:
@old_blighty: Uh, he did stomp Obi and Anakin. After the fight you can see he even looks disappointed at how easy the fight was.
How disappointed he looked doesn't constitute a stomp. Stomping someone is usually beating someone extremely quick and casually. The fight lasted over 2 minutes and Dooku clearly didn't accomplish what he wanted (he tried killing Obi-Wan at the middle, failed). I think you should really brush up on your terminology. It was in no way one-sided enough for it to be a stomp.
Oh, for crying out loud....The match lasted over 2 minutes FFS. How is this casual? Did he yawn during? Did he take out his IPhone Sith and start playing angry birds? Nope. If he beat them both like he dealt with Anankin at the beginning (and actually beat Anakin fully at the beginning), then yes. That would have been him winning casually. But it isn't not how the fight went. God its annoying when people can't see these things for themselves. It's like explain the difference between bullet timing and bullet dodging.
RedHeathen
Considering the first stipulation, I think that the team would defeat Dooku. Jinn himself was considered one of the best duelists in the Jedi Order, which I don't think that anyone here is taking into consideration. Also, he was a master of being in the moment
We are; we just realise that Dooku was still better than Jiin and that this really isn't a two on one. If Jinn was there the same thing would happen. Anakin would rush in like a dumbass. Anakin would be taken out like a dumbass. The two better fighters would square up. The better fighter would win (again, Dooku). Anakin would rush in, do better than before, then lose his arm. Again.
It makes very little difference if it is Jinn or Kenobi. The fact that they have an idiot teammate is what makes this fight the same. BTW, Obi-Wan had a more defensive fighting style, so it's arguable that the fight ends even quicker.
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