Darth Vader Loses His Powers?

[Kerr Avon]

Or maybe the whole Midicholorian **** was a huge mistake of a guy who has lost his way and become a talentless hack.

 

[Yellowjacket]

He became more machine than man (twisted and evil) when he slaughtered a whole village of sand people. We talk about his descent to the dark side so late in his career...and well after he slaughtered a whole village of sand people with what can only be described as an elegant machete.

Narcissistic, antisocial, and incapable of true empathy except as it reflected on his wants and wishes. Darth was damaged goods long before the machine parts. He was destined to fail.

 

[Aussie66]

I think Mic nailed it. I have always believed that Vader was less of a Bad Mutha Hush Yo Mouth (What? I'm Just Talkin' 'Bout Darth!) because he was "More machine than man now.", and the prequels pretty much confirmed that for me. Seriously, Ep.III Anakin would have diced Luke without breaking a sweat.

Yep Luke wouldn't have stood a chance against ep3 Anakin at all

 

[Kerr Avon]

...and well after he slaughtered a whole village of sand people with what can only be described as an elegant machete.

Honestly, they had it coming.

 

[corranhornjje]

Honestly, they had it coming.

But, but... It's part of their culture. :angel

 

[Funky]

Or maybe the whole Midicholorian **** was a huge mistake of a guy who has lost his way and become a talentless hack.

That's it right there. If anyone thinks otherwise they're only fooling themselves.

 

[DarthWad3r]

If you read the Expanded Universe novels they later say that because of his mechanical features Vader never could have been a true Sith Lord.