Seeing this, I think when they break down the barrier they swap Kon out for a different enemy with less defense. That's why you get no exp for killing him early, because you're not supposed to kill the first one.
This is a nice scene but one of my biggest issues with how Disney handled the First Order is that they made them the stereotypical "comic book villian". They're are too evil for the sake of being evil and severely punish subordinates for failure. Sure Darth Vader acts the same way but there are plenty of Imperial commanders who show leniency and care for their troops. It doesn't make logical sense to threaten execution of loyal soldiers. The First Order is suppose to be a streamlined more efficient version of the Empire.
One of my biggest issues with how Disney handled the First Order is that they made them the stereotypical "comic book villian". They're are too evil for the sake of being evil and severely punish subordinates for failure. Sure Darth Vader acts the same way but there are plenty of Imperial commanders who show leniency and care for their troops. It doesn't make logical sense to threaten execution of loyal soldiers. The First Order is suppose to be a streamlined more efficient version of the Empire.
No joke i actually felt intimidated in this whole scene and i got chills when his theme started playing, i really like this since he was more angry and aggressive in the movies but in this show he's more calm. And especially since this show was mainly just lighthearted, this made things a little more dark
I came to see how ridiculous this show looks, and it didn’t disappoint. That big@$$ nose of Kylo Ren’s, and this show, are right up there there with the Star Wars Christmas Special.
“Okey, heres the plan, I want you to stand in front of me so I can make a badass entrance, Then I’m gonna use the force to make them point their guns at each other” “Wouldn’t I make more sense to, force choke them-“ “NO, MY PLANS BETTER” *Angry teenage Tantrum noises*