So I get the sense that the whole third sight thing requires intent, as in it requires the force-user to specifically intend to use it as opposed to it just running in the background. So they would only use it in a fight (or navigating or something).
But it also seems like it would be a reflexive thing for a force-using warrior to immediately reach out for it if surprised or confused, so the second she heard loading I’d imagine she’d see her death and… you know… avoid it.
Yeah I believe intent is needed and because of her trust in the clones she’s most likely not using it to check them. She’ll be projecting it out elsewhere trying to find what she thinks they saw
Jedi:
I can sense the future.Anakin:
Really?! What are tomorrows lottery numbers?Jedi:
Clouded is your destiny.Anakin:
Oh, ok… why didn’t you guys know about that clone army?Jedi:
Hmmm, unclear this is.Anakin:
I see, so the reason you couldn’t tell me my mother was dying or what Count Dooku was up to, or me and Padme are married?Jedi:
The dark side clouds everything.Anakin:
Ok, how about this, you let me on the council or I tell the senate that the Jedi are a bunch of frauds.Jedi:
You are on this council but we do not grant you the rank of master.Did you write this in an IDE?
If you put things in triple backticks ```, it’s formatted as a code block
Like thisI believe you can specify a language for syntax highlighting at the start of the code block.
SELECT * FROM passwords WHERE storage_method = 'plaintext' -- TODO rename storage method to something less obvious so the IT-Sec guys get off my case<p class="bold">Stop storing password in plain text, dammit</div> <!-- TODO clean up the tags so the linter stops complaining -->if (true) this.code.makeCringe(this.reader); else { throw new NullPointerException("Unreachable code"); } // Why, yes, I do love creating terrible codeI don’t know what or how it guesses the language otherwise.
if (highlighting == "Python"): System.out.println("Wait, that's not a Python command"); std::cout << "Also not Python" print("This one is") CASE highlighting WHEN 'SQL' THEN 'I dont know any dialect-specific ways to check which one this is' WHEN 'sql' THEN 'Apparently its case-sensitive' ELSE 'No clue' END (concatenate 'string "I can't be arsed to try everything I know" "So this will have to do")
