The Jedi Order numbered 10,000 Knights when it fell. That means in the last 1000 years they must have trained something in the order of 1-10 million. And of all of those, we only know of three for sure that became Sith, and of those three, only Anakin did the things that Vader did. But sure, this is clearly a wide-spread systemic problem, and Anakin was powerless to fight it!
That's an entirely different point you're making here than what you said before. Much better.The Jedi Order numbered 10,000 Knights when it fell. That means in the last 1000 years they must have trained something in the order of 1-10 million. And of all of those, we only know of three for sure that became Sith, and of those three, only Anakin did the things that Vader did. But sure, this is clearly a wide-spread systemic problem, and Anakin was powerless to fight it!
I'm sorry, but you're taking the wrong approach to this. You keep saying you want to contribute to the Star Wars Universe, but you're not talking contributing to it, you're talking about completely changing the entire approach that is taken to a core aspect of the franchise, and that's not something the people in charge are going to go for.
Is this a similar question to why not get rid of Starfleet due to all the bad admiralsThe Jedi Order numbered 10,000 Knights when it fell. That means in the last 1000 years they must have trained something in the order of 1-10 million. And of all of those, we only know of three for sure that became Sith, and of those three, only Anakin did the things that Vader did. But sure, this is clearly a wide-spread systemic problem, and Anakin was powerless to fight it!
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What about Asaaj? I can't recall her story.
If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them....maybe you can hire The J-Team."
Don't you mean "The S-Team"?
Doesn't rhyme.
Fair Enough
Obviously they did since the made them, and none of them are anywhere close to the kind of massive change to the entire franchise that you're talking about. And they were also created by people who have a history with the franchise or working in similar franchises, Andor came from the guy who wrote Rogue One, Jon Watts & Christopher Ford were responsible for the MCU Spider-Man movies, and The Mandalorian is from Jon Favreau who did the Iron Man movies for Marvel & Dave Filoni.
Yeah, I guess she counts as a former padawan given her training by Ky Narec, but I doubt Coruscant knew anything about it, for whatever that's worth. ( Though she was never technically a Sith in the sense of not being one of the two Darths. )
Ok, but I'm trying to create a World setting where you would have plenty of "Force Users" amongst the population that it wouldn't be considered "Rare".
I wouldn't know. There's a reason I've mostly steered clear of most Trek discussions for the last decade and change!Is this a similar question to why not get rid of Starfleet due to all the bad admirals
Even Qimir is still a bit of a question mark since we really don't know if he was ever Knighted, or if he was still a padawan when Vern tried to light-whip his spine out for being an evil git. It may sound like semantics (and to be fair it kind of is) but padawans aren't technically Jedis *yet*. I wouldn't be shocked if several Sith Lords over the years were recruited from the Order's rejects (see also: Ventress and Osha), but turning a Knight or a Master is a much bigger deal.
Ah, yes, the space fantasy with rocket ships, laser swords and magic should feel like modern life.
