Olo! His name is Hans Olo!

Lmao... I had a "s" too many didnt I?

I like starwars but Im exactly a huge fan :p

Han Solo? better? I swear everyone Ive talked starwars too, always calls him "hans solo" though :p

I assumed that too. Either there were too many force users in the Galaxy, and killing them brought balance to the Force, or the difference in quantity between jedi and sith was the thing bringing unbalance to the Force, again bringing balance to the Force. The corruption and degradation of the jedi was so much that they couldn't even think of that option, or just going along with it anyway. I'm sure this is WAYYYYYY better explained in the old Expanded Universe.

Honestly, I wouldn't put too much stock in it. Creating a prophecy, inventing midichlorians, and making Anakin "space Jesus," to quote Plinkett, were all huge prequel blunders.

At this point I'm ready to write off the entire prequel trilogy as fan fiction and move on with my life.

The Jedi were too much on the light sight, the sith were too much on the dark side. Balance would be so called "grey" jedi, like Qui Gon Jinn, and like Luke eventually ended up as.

By killing off all Jedi and Sith, (except for Luke), you were left with one grey Jedi, thus one individual that was in balance with the force, embracing the light side, but not trying to close of his dark side. I'm guessing that when Luke started training new Jedi (which I assume he did?) he tried to teach them to be in balance of the force, unlike the jedi in the prequels.

He didn't bring balance to the force until he became Darth Vader. But techinically, he still did bring balance to the force. It makes sense to me at least

I saw that episode recently too.  No doubt he is the "chosen one".  Though I remember when I was younger I always thought the "balance" was just starting from scratch.  Which meant getting rid of both Jedi and Sith.  Though unless they have some really good writing and explanations in the next two main movies, Force Awakens really just threw things out there with no thought about any of this.  I feel sorry for the writers of the next movie...

That's absolutely fine. It's not something that should be taken too seriously anyway. ;)