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* Sure, he has impressive mastery over the force, but physically he's just a scrawny dude who gets pushed around by ''robots''. And I'm not talking about badass assassin machines of destruction a la HK-47 no, I'm talking about big, dumb, slow robots (Imperial Purge Troopers) who can take half his health in a single combo. Also just about any other Jedi he fights (padawan or master) is able to cut through his defense like a hot knife through butter. And for all the awesome his force powers are, 90% of them are useless against most bosses (with force lightning being more or less the only reliable one against larger creatures). If anything, he's more of a [[Glass Cannon]].
* As far as [[Star Wars]] powerhouses go, [[Dark Forces Saga|Kyle Katarn]] was pretty much invincible once he got [[Game Breaker|Force Protection]], and both [[Knights of the Old Republic|Revan and The Exile]] were beasts in [[Magic Knight|the use of the force AND skill with a lightsaber]]. The Apprentice pales in comparisson to the aforementioned Jedi Knights, and they were not branded [[God Mode Sue|God Mode Sues]]
* In Force Unleashed, you use the Force to telekinetically crash an entire Star Destroyer. In Force Unleashed 2, you use the Force to undergo orbital re-entry without a spacecraft, DBZ-punching a squadron of TIE fighters to death on the way down. Never mind that both of these were QTE or cutscene bullshit and not the average power level of gameplay, the fact that they existed at all blew willing suspension of disbelief ''right'' out of the water for most players.
=== Full of problems ===
* The biggest problem I had as soon as the game was finished was already mentioned, it's the first one on this page. Moving on.
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