not much

I believe inconsistencies between movies and EU levels of power/ speed/ whatever are explained by the movies being reality, and the EU simply inaccurate representations of what actually happened. Sort of like an actual event growing more heroic (or villainous) with each telling.

Does the slower speed of the movies, for instance, contradict the faster speeds of the EU?
No.

I think debates are healthy and fun (in the appropriate threads), so don't expect me to resolve anything here.

Nebaris, quit spreading your partisan BS to the official forums and hurling around your opinion like it means something.

Perhaps, Leland would be interested in these choice words of yours: What'd you say, Nebaris? He gives 'no thought' to his word choices? He's a moron if he thinks like you don't? And I have direct links to those quotes of yours.

And Leland: I did chat with guys like Wallace, Tom Veitch and others who actually wrote the quotes and they told me what their original intention was in regard to power. Matt Stover confirmed what he meant in his opinion and that he believes it shared by Lucas due to the word by word editing.

Moreover, my question: Do movie actions 'overwrite' EU actions of more impressive feats?

Hi Tasty!

*+IG-88C: Destroyed in orbit above Tatooine
IG-88D: Destroyed by Dash Rendar on Ord Mantell+*
Boba Fett destroyed the ships of both droids over Tatooine after they tried to ambush Slave One. That's how the +SotE+-comic, Battle of the Bounty Hunters and the IG-88-Tale describes it. So I wonder how "D" managed to get to Ord Mantell after this event. Is there an explanation for this?

+That is indeed what the author was referring to when he came up with the name for the +Tector+-class. +
So does the +Tector+-class actually appear in the film or was the idea of this class only based on the design of the ROTJ-ship? (Sorry for asking all this again, but I still don't get it.)

• Well, that looks a lot like an Imperial-class Destroyer someone turned upside down.*

The point of creating that class was not confusing an upside down destroyer with an all new design. I believe the point was that the underside of that ship does not have the big, obvious landing bay that the others have. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm getting that wrong.

say if we were having a debate on who was the most powerful sith ever, and a random sourcebook states that Sidious is, would that make it absolute, and render the discussion over, or would is still only be a matter of opinion and still up for debate?
There's always going to be room for interpretation and debate. Is the power being measured referring to his mastery over the dark side of the Force, the governmental powers he wields as Emperor, or some combination of both?

*I was under the impression that Boba Fett destroyed three of the four IG-88-units himself (2 over Tatooine, 1 in Cloud City) and that the last one blew up with the second Death Star.
Is the duel between Dash Rendar and IG-88 on Ord Mantell considered canon?*
IG-88A: Uploaded into Death Star II core
IG-88B: Destroyed by Boba Fett on Cloud City
IG-88C: Destroyed in orbit above Tatooine
IG-88D: Destroyed by Dash Rendar on Ord Mantell

I just received the information that the Tector-class Destroyer which is briefly mentioned in the RotS-Cross-Sections actually appears in RotJ. I couldn't believe it, so I searched for proofs and stumbled across this image. Well, that looks a lot like an Imperial-class Destroyer someone turned upside down. I suppose the RotJ-appearance was just made up by a fan then? Or is there any other visual proof for it?
That is indeed what the author was referring to when he came up with the name for the +Tector+-class.

Is there any connection between the species of Loje Nella and the Rutanians or are these just two similar looking species?
Similar-looking species, with any possible connection yet to be established. Loje Nella is actually a Riorian, since the Rioirian image shown in the RPG Wanted by Cracken is Ep VI concept art for the character referred to by production as the Toadstool Terror.

Hi Tasty!

I just received the information that the Tector-class Destroyer which is briefly mentioned in the RotS-Cross-Sections actually appears in RotJ. I couldn't believe it, so I searched for proofs and stumbled across this image. Well, that looks a lot like an Imperial-class Destroyer someone turned upside down. I suppose the RotJ-appearance was just made up by a fan then? Or is there any other visual proof for it?

Thank you.

still only be a matter of opinion and still up for debate

Right there. Scource books are always going to give a up to this point POV. It'll always fall back to opinion.