The OT didn't need a Mary Sue

I’ll take that as your concession, and yes Luke is great, Rey does suck.

I’ve noticed snowflakes when they can’t debate the subject try to weasel their way out of the discussion by saying “you’re just a troll, you’re not worth my time, wah, wah, wah”. It’s pretty pathetic.

LOL, so it's poor writing for a weaker character to overcome the odds and defeat someone more powerful than he was? So I'm guessing it was poor writing to have Rocky beat Apollo Creed? Or Samwise to defeat Shelob? Or Batman to defeat Bane? What the hell are you smoking? No one ever said that a weaker character couldn't defeat a more powerful character (that's a strawman on your part), but it should take some actual effort and we should actually see the characters growth as he becomes strong enough to be able to defeat the more powerful character. We got that with Luke, we didn't with Rey.

Ah yes the whole "Luke didn't get that much training", well first of all we did see him train, secondly there is no way that what we saw was the only training he got. Even after he trained he got his ass handed to him by Vader, and then even at the end of ROTJ he only defeated Vader because he tapped into the dark side and even after that Anakin had to save him from the Emperor. Rey did far more than that with less training, less work, and less character development, and for the record having her snatch the victory out of Anakin Skywalker's hands is probably the biggest insult the movie could have given us. BTW I always did have a problem with Luke going back to Yoda and Yoda says you don't need any more training, I know there is an explanation that wasn't covered in the film (that him being able to resist the dark side was sufficient training) but regardless of that he had far more training than Rey did and even if Luke didn't have sufficient training that wouldn't magically make Rey a better character, shit for brains.

Watch the Trench Attack again you idiot, Obi-Wan was clearly helping Luke he told him what to do and helped him tap into the force so he could destroy the death star, this isn't speculation, it's in the movie, he was helping him as did Han, Wedge, Biggs, Red Leader, etc. Also you again make a false assumption that the two minutes of Luke training on the Falcon is the only training he did only a mentally incompetent nincompoop or a biased troll would assume that.

"Luke had no experience flying fighters. Land speeders are not fighters. Luke did become the lead fighter pilot of the Resistance overnight"

Again it was firmly established that Luke was a PILOT. Obi-Wan: "And I understand you've become quite the great pilot yourself", and Biggs even confirmed to Red Leader than Luke was able to handle the X-Wing. Hell when we first met Luke he was ready to apply for the Imperial Academy meaning he had to have been at least somewhat competent at flying. However Rey actually did tell FINN she had never flown before which again emphasizes that your Luke vs. Rey comparison is false equivalence. Luke was also not the "lead pilot of the REBELLION" until ESB which took place years after ANH, again you show that you don't even understand the movie you are trying to trash. Luke was a somewhat well fleshed out character (not perfect but good enough), Rey was not, she was a bland, boring, underwritten Mary Sue.

Are you trolling me or are you really this stupid?

In addition to what MovieChatUser497 said, T-16 Skyhoppers are airspeeders, not landspeeders. They were known to have similar controls to X-Wings, and were used as training vehicles to prepare new X-Wing pilots. This is true for both the Legends Canon and Disney Canon. A quick search will prove this.

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/T-16_skyhopper

Flying airspeeders to simulate space-flight is not that much different than real-life astronauts using diving suits and moving under-water to simulate space movement.

So yes, Luke does have experience and training, and he has flown before. We have on-screen dialogue and lore to confirm that. It's naive to assume that the only time he spent training was onscreen, for flying or for Jedi stuff, when evidence allows us to infer otherwise. The OT spans 3-4 years, he's definitely spent more than just a few minutes Jedi-training with Obi-Wan and Yoda, and clearly he's trained as a pilot before the Battle of Yavin.
Rey, on the other hand, was shown starting with a limited skill set, without even so much as throw-away dialogue to suggest she learned various skills before Force Awakens started. There was no reason to infer that she could do most of the things she did without prior set-up first, especially when she admitted that she hadn't flown much before and knew nothing about the force. Therefore, she's a Mary Sue.

It's also funny how butthurt you are about the fact that Rey is a Mary Sue.

Take your "L" and walk away, NEWB.

Lol Rey said she had never flown before you idiot. And it’s not just Luke saying so, Biggs even confirmed he was a pilot and told Red Leader that he was more than capable of handling the X wing. If we are not to believe the characters in the movie there needs to be a reason to not believe them. It was established that FINN was not with the rebellion , I mean resistance so when he says he was we the audience know he isn’t. The same cannot be said with Luke being able to fly. Everything we are shown indicates he can. If it makes you feel better I could buy Poe being a good pilot , we know he’s been in the rebellion, I mean resistance for a while, and we see him being able to pull off impressive moves.

Also we are talking about Rey, NOT Luke. Luke being a Mary Sue (which he clearly isn't) doesn't automatically solve all of the problems with the way Rey was written.

No wonder you’re confused you don’t even understand the movie. And saying that Rey and Luke are equally underwritten characters is the most dishonest false equivalence I have ever heard of.

I can't believe this stupid 'Rey is not a Mary Sue' argument is still going on.

Honestly, she earns a living selling scavenged parts from scuttled Star Destoyers. She obviously doesn't know what happened to them; if she did she's know about the Millenium Falcon literally on her own doorstep. Apparently it hasn't flown for 10 years but when it's time to flee, somehow she knows every switch to flick and every lever to pull to power it up and take off, piloting it through far too many dangerous moves. Later on she even knows how to fix the hyperdrive system and the first planet she arrives at she exclaims, 'I didn't imagine so much greenery in the entire galaxy' or words to that effect.
Seriously, she knows how to repair it and fly it yet has never been anywhere in it. She's a walking McGuffin to the movie, more of a prop rather than a character.

Like I said I normally wouldn't have bothered as I feel that going back & forth with individuals with a reputation of being suspected white supremacists is not a productive use of time. Occasional exceptions can be made for people who may be misguided or otherwise mislead but I have no interest in engaging with bad faith actors on the subject. White supremacy has no credibility in public society & is now so universally condemned for the pure evil that it is that white supremacists themselves understand that it's better to publicly deny association with it. There is no person more horrible than a white supremacist & even they know it. Enough said