JEDI Comport

I thought of this because my battlefront 2 broke. Basically what it is is the user shoots down to the ground while in midair and performs a surround attack upon their landing that would scatter any opposing forces around them.

In battlefront 2s case Mace Windu did a sort of repel and shot everyone up and away, whereas Palpatine did a sort of lighting repulse/bubble that zapped people and shot them away.

I think this would be a neat addition for sparring and missions when you're outnumbered or need to land from that jump you shouldn't have made or just need to scatter opponents that are in your way.

Of course the cons could be overuse/unnecessary spam just to do a repulse. but it can also be restricted to people with jump 3 and push 3 or lightning 3.

As for how to use it you could aim down while your falling hold saber attack and push/lightning to start it and then you'd shoot down the the ground and do whichever you chose to do.

I forget which book it was, but two Jedi were doing something on a planet in the middle of a major sandstorm, and one of them created a sort of force bubble around himself as he came up out of the top hatch of the ship to prevent the sand from getting inside and also to keep it off of himself.

There's really nothing you can't plausibly do with it.

Currently level 5 push has the effect you're talking about. A 360 push is let out that is pretty much impossible to withstand, knocking everything down in a rather large radius.

Can that be used while jumping master, for those perhaps still on the ground?

It does sound like a great idea, depends if it's possible to implement it game wise but a nice idea non the less. A move like this could perhaps use up to 2/3 of the force energy to save it being over used in a single fight but again it is purely down to RP for controling that again so I wouldn't be to worried about it.

That is an interesting idea. I think it could possibly be done?

You can use push5 while jumping, though it plays the alora spin animation so it may look kind-of glitchy, but it does work.

The point isnt necessarily to use it while mid air but more of this (at 50 seconds) or this (at 10 seconds). I hope that's a bit clearer to what i meant.