>FINN BTFO'D BY STORMTROOPER AND KYLO WITH LIGHTSABER

>>82126963
Rey is not a Mary Sue and is my cutie 3.14

>it's a non-force user novice competently uses a light sabre episode

Kind of ruined them. I saw them as mystical weapons that took great skill to use without hurting yourself. It now makes zero canon sense why everyone else in the galaxy doesn't use them.

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>>82127597
I'm actually glad they showed someone "normal" using one. It's retarded to think that someone couldn't, at the very least, use one as they would a baseball bat or normal sword. It's not like Blade's sword, where spikes protrude from it if it's not his hands touching it.

I assumed the training allowed the users to anticipate enemy movements and attacks (ie: blaster bolts), and use it in mystical ways in combination with the Force, like throwing it and having it come back at you.

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>>82126963
no different than Luke with his blaster or the kid and his podracing or Chewy and his galactic chess

>>82127597
Han Solo used one as a tool

>>82127729
Yeah, and that was bullshit too.

>>82127597
It's a piece of technology not magic dummy.

fake

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>>82127738
He's a fake Star Wars fan. Don't reply to the faux-nerd projecting his own lore onto a franchise. He's exactly who Disney is marketing these films too yet he doesn't even realize it.

FMOT for more redpills: @THEREVIEWSCREW

>>82127597
>It now makes zero canon sense why everyone else in the galaxy doesn't use them.
Because, unless you have force-enhanced reflexes, a blaster is better in just about every way. Your average person isn't going to be able to reliably deflect blaster shots.

>>82126963
I wish he'd give Rey the BBC. I think it'd be really good if Star Wars took a mature route and graphically showed his BBC filling Rey's vagina with semen.

>>82127729
except that was a Skywalker gift, you at least get something for literally being the chosen one. Not saying Star Wars in general was a great story to begin with.

>>82127597
He pressed the button to turn it on and got his ass kicked.
What's the problem?

>>82128040
This!

>>82127713
>>82127983
Fair points, but it leaves the question of why people don't use them over anything else when they do decide to use a melee weapon the like "traitor" stormtrooper.

>>82126963
That he's not a Force user and therefore sucks relative to the universe?

>>82126963
It means Finn is the most interesting character in the new trilogy. He's the only "normal person" in the entire cast, who is actually in over his head (and understands it; why he wanted to run away)

>>82128607
Where you gonna get a lightsaber

>>82129101
Same place the jedi do.

>>82128975
He's one of the better characters but they completely fucked up the big potential he had. All they had to do was make his backstory matter more and make him a more morally grey character trying to figure out how the world really works, what is really right, and how to be his own man and what that means. But him being comic relief/Rey's yes man was more important I guess.

Even some change like him not caring what happens to the Resistance but caring what happens to Rey, because she was the first person he bonded with, would have done a lot. He could have grown into fighting with the Resistance as he learned more about the evil of the First Order in comparison.

abrams is a hack

>>82127475
go back in your closet

>>82126963

She bypassed the lore.

>>82128607
I though only jedi could make them though

>>82126963

TR8R died for our sins.