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[Aklyon]

Somethingsomethingcortosis droid plating, if it was an aggressive one.
Unless they got rid of that entire material, which I wouldn't mind.

[Sergarr]

Why not listen to an advise of the №1 expert on jedi killing?

[Akura]

Saw some stains on my jacket. The coloration looks similar to what bleach does to black clothing. My stepdad has, in the past, sprayed bleach on my sister's clothing. I started to think he did it to me.


Then I remembered that I spilled some coffee on it the other day. I guess I won't be putting my stepdad in intensive care for the holidays. Too bad.

Somethingsomethingcortosis droid plating, if it was an aggressive one.
Unless they got rid of that entire material, which I wouldn't mind.

They overused it during the Old Republic period, it's quite rare during the Galactic Civil War.

As for the Droidekas, in the movies I saw them often deployed in hallways and tight areas, preferably at a distance from their targets. In most of these situations, their opponents were usually killed or forced to back off. The only times in Phantom Menace where they weren't placed like that was the battle against the Gungans and the palace's hangar bay. And while the hangar bay was fairly open, two Jedi and the queen's strike team were still pinned down until Anakin destroyed the droids with a fightercraft cannon.

[Shadowlord]

Yes, but that was because George Lucas made Anakin and Jar-Jar the "heroes" of that movie. 

[MrRoboto75]

Nothing says stealthy like a flamethrower

Explosions are clearly the most stealthy of weapons. You can't hear anything over them after all.

Anything can be stealthy if there is nothing left alive to notice you

[Shadowlord]

Seems like slipping some poison into his/her drink, and having a droid deliver it (to prevent sensing nervousness or whatever)would be an easy option.

Can a Jedi neutralize poisons like Bene Gesserit?

[Frumple]

Some of them, sure. There'd be both light (jedi healers) and dark (sith alchemy) side techniques that could manage that, and probably weirder stuff, too.

[Mech#4]

In K.O.T.O.R II you learnt a method of breathing control to survive in a toxic environment filled with vehicle fumes you would have otherwise needed a sealed suit for.

[GiglameshDespair]

Holding your breath is a secret Jedi technique passed down the ages

[Sonlirain]

Holding your breath is a secret Jedi technique passed down the ages

TBH the poisons there were working on skin contact so it was more than just holding your breath for 10 minutes.

[Blaze]

I started reading a new manwha.

It's a very odd manwha made of short stories, think child fables combined with Junjo Ito with a fair bit of Kentaro Miura.

A father undergoing some kind of miracle medical procedure that saves his daughter, but causes him to age in reverse. End with him trying to do reverse birthing and tearing the daughter (Now 20-ish) open, she survives somehow with her guts held in a container attached to her lower abdomen, baby and all. The father then regresses into a fertilized egg, then the sperm leaves the egg, which the daughter raises into a frog. End.

Pregnant beggar comes to a hospital to deliver, doctor refuses because she can't pay; apprentice does the surgery by ripping her open - with his bare hounds no less - Like literally grab and rips her stomach open. Apprentice finds the womb empty, doctor explains that it's an ectopic pregnancy and hands him a laxative; as the pregnancy is in her intestines. Then she craps out a pair of elongated babies, having grown in her intestines and all. She lives through this somehow, and everyone is happy.

A girl who loves popping bubblewrap. Eventually she gets a blister, which she pops. Then she intentionally gets loads of blisters, that she pops. Then she rips herself open and starts popping her internal organs.

After I saw the Korean military weaponize a little girl's terminal constipation by feeding her a military laxative that they then used to artillery bomb a terrorist base; I decided I had enough.

[Flying Dice]

Holding your breath is a secret Jedi technique passed down the ages

It also includes the ability to determine what a mysterious gas is without actually smelling or inhaling any.

[hops]

I kinda thought he inhaled it but quickly rejected it from his body through some weird space Tai Chi.

[TheBiggerFish]

...It is one turn in to the fantasy version of Einsteinian Roulette.


Both missions are already charlie foxtrot.  I mean, Team 2 failed at boat.

[Descan]

I kinda thought he inhaled it but quickly rejected it from his body through some weird space Tai Chi.

It was a visible gas that was nowhere near his face, so that's not possible.

Assuming we're talking about the same scene in Ep. 1.