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This undersea base place has been featured before in one of those video games that I've never played. You play as a grown-up(ish) Jedi Youngling, and eventually come here because [reasons, I'm sure]. You happen to encounter none other than Darth Scudding Vader, whose levels consists entirely of fleeing for your sorry lives. In order to escape, you blow a hole in the walls far beneath the surface, and it takes all of Vader's concentration to hold it back with the force.

Here's a video by Austin from Game Theory detailing the science of that. That's not my point today.

My point is that late into the episode, a team of Stormtroopers is gunning down Obi-Wan Kenobi, giving us some epic blaster/lightsaber action. However, at one point, Obi-Wan deflects a shot into window pane. Cracks begin to spread and water starts to leak in. He has to use the force to hold it back, then releases it on the Stormtroopers and makes his daring escape.

Here's the thing: It's plot-hole enough that these incredibly crucial windows would be weak to even a single blaster shot. That's really not my point here. My point is that Stormtrooper blasters actually happen to be just about the weakest scudding blasters in all of Star Wars.

Their armor is designed to be blaster-resistant, but the only blasters they work against are their own. That means that Stormtrooper blasters are incredibly weak and pithy.

And a single shot from one of them broke these incredibly crucial water windows.

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I just thought it was funny.