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[Star Wars] How good of a warrior was Luke after his training with Yoda?

So Luke obviously didn't do well in his duel with Vader but that's bit unfair taking one a man who singlehandedly purged an entire order of Jedis and personally put a bunch of them including trained duelist masters to the sword. However if we take Luke and put him into a battlefield situation either like what we saw the Jedi doing in the Clone Wars or maybe even the Battlefront games, how good is Luke at running around with a light saber on an open battlefield? We see him fight  the scout troopers in 6 but that was a really weird example too because technically he was trying to chase them down not trying to stand his ground or lead an assault on the power generator. Say Vader was coincidentally off doing some other stuff and Luke didn't feel the need to leave the commando team. Would he have been able to turn the tide significantly against the Imperial trap?
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Probably not. Luke by the battle of endor was much more skilled than he was in hoth but still a novice. He could swing a lazer sword all fancy but things like commanding troops and fighting a battle were beyond his ken. At best he's an amazing pilot and talented soldier but not much else by then. It isn't until after endor that he becomes the Jedi master he was destined to be. Yoda taught him enough to win a fight against an opponent but turning a battle outside of his starfighter wouldn't come until later. Something like the ambush at endor was so far beyond his skills that really wouldn't have done much other than get pathfinders killed and a few imps.