@Mongoose I'm not going to do that, people that don't see them tend to deny them and are biased for their discussion, it's a waste of time, they're in the movie if you appreciate realism and harmonious coherence or realistic plots, you clearly don't, and you're happy with your liking of them, you might be a critic when someone pointed out but clearly not when you're emotionally invested in a movie like you have demonstrated to be; why don't you watch the movie again, this time with more realistic perspective in mind? And it's way too much to go watch it again and take note of all the flaws, they're many more than dozen I once tried to calculate and lost count.
@The_E Yes you got my point right, and your analysis IMO is correct, but as I have read in the synopsis of some games and books derived from the 3-trilogy saga, there are several types of Jedi, so the diffent light saber colors, with different types of Force use and non-Jedi Force users, and even the other extreme, Jedi with little use Force but extremely good at fencing, so it's a vast range of combinations and degrees of strength of each, so at least a small degree/ability from the Force would be there, at least the statistical bell said so, given these derived stories that assure this is the case, so yes Force Users/Jedi were rare/untrained, but in Episode 3 you see there were many Jedi, so that and many more should be around but untrained, so at least 1 character should have force use in a bare minimum, I thought was the daughter of the scientists, since she had a Light Saber crystal about the right size to start building 1, but yes it's possible that what you describe could happen, but given strong presence and influence of the force in several degrees throughout the Galaxy shouldn't be probable, so it doesn't make sense, at least not to me.
Anyway, it's sci-fi and I've been disappointed often enough to never take them for granted until they deliver and have little to no expectation to be objective about the message and delivery of it, to appreciate the effort by its merits, but I take the first released trilogy, they had almost no lack of logic, it was the way the general structure should be, not exactly, not a derivative but a the characteristics, the timing of the scenes, the speed of them, the coherence of them and their advancement, and so many details escape me now that leaves someone that tends to analyze things as they happen, convinced enough to give way to emotional investment and enjoy the movie, but so many little flaws just when they were doing OK several minutes into some parts of the movie, lazy writing or lack of creativity, anyway, as for my standards/Episode 3 standards, they're inferior quality, so this is not something we can agree on by checking the logic, in the end is subjective, you saw the same movie for me was disappointing at best, for you and others was a master piece, we clearly have different entertainment standards. People tells me I'm a perfectionist and look for even insignificant details, but it's a small thorn that even when I can't see it, it bothers you, it's there and will keep hurting until you search for it and see what why, and I know there are many small details, I don't want to go into them.
Something similar with the latest Star Trek movie, analyzing later on the story was a cliche that an amateur would pull out to compensate lack of creativity and imagination, what it could have been a great movie, some movies took years even 10+ or decades to come up with a good sequel because the candidates weren't along the storyline, and generally result in great movie series, but SW case people wanted more SW, wanted the last trilogy done badly, but George Lucas was burned out and old, so something for sure was missing from the second released trilogy, so they put JJ Abrams in the pilot seat and he did what he could on his own way, not really SW and not really Star Trek, and now we have this Star Trek Black Ops called Discovery, OK, I'm sleepy and can't think clear anymore, cheers