Originally posted by Borbarad
Oh. Can Boba Fett do that ? At least Boba Fett lost in a shoot out against Kyle.
Don't take any offense or anything, but '?' has a space before it.
Anyway, yes, Boba could. Easily even. When he was young(20 or so) he was confronted by 30 pirates and could have killed them, but chose not to because he was afraid his bounty would die in the process. Now, you're telling me that Boba lost to Kyle, but I would like to see when this happened and if he really lost or just left.
Originally posted by Borbarad
Kyle maybe slaughtered hundrets of persons with a lightsaber. He faced enough opponents aimed with melee weapons (Ghamorrean guards, Tusken etc.), some monster like creatures and even opponents who were force users fighting with lightsabers (Desanns Dark Jedi, Desann himself, Jerecs followers and Jerec himself). And since you yourself always stated that a "real combat situation" benefits you more than sparring - Kyle has much more experience in fighting force users (and real fighting) compared to Kyp.
So fighting people who's blades can't resist a lightsaber strike and then a few people who's can outweigh's fighting a greater number of more powerful people all of whom can resist a lightsaber strike? Yeah, okay, that makes a lot of sense.
Originally posted by Borbarad
Really ? I was somehow under the impression that Kyle freed all human captives on Ord Sedra and was one of the persons that developed strategies to counter the Vong. And he was sitting in a cell during the most of the YV War ? Since you say that Jan and Jaden rescued him you must be refering to Kyle being captured by Daye Azur-Jamin but that was after the YV war.
You right on this. He did come up with that. Reguarless, that's still several years after the Vong War that Kyp has over him. And did Kyle participate in any other battles, or was it just one? Kyp fought in a lot more than one battle, giving him a lot more combat time.
Originally posted by Borbarad
Now you give him even more practice in doing lightsaber vs lightsaber fights and use that as an argument against him being able to defeat Kyp ?
Notice how he trained Jaden and Rosh. Did he ever once spar against them? Nope, he didn't. Unless you can prove that he did, then as far as I'm concerned, he didn't.
Originally posted by Borbarad
Why you keep on with that "controlling" stuff ? I never said that Exar did control someone...
What I mean by controlling as adding his power to theirs. He obviously didn't have any power to spare by that point. He taught them and influenced them, but never controlled or fought alongside them.
Originally posted by Borbarad
As it appears in the Jedi Academy trilogy Kun didn't need "rest". He did seduce students, toasted Gantoris, knocked out Dorsk 81, destroyed Luke's holocron, helped Kyp to take Luke out, sent beast to attack Skywalkers body, created an illusion to "use" Streen and force choked all of Luke's students at once. He had some power.
Gantorius was consumed by the Darkside, Kun had little to do with it. Dorsk had maybe three hours of actual training time, yep, that's impressive. Kun destroyed a little box. Whoopie. My dog can do the same thing, does that make him powerful enough to choke people with his mind? He didn't supply the power to defeat Luke. I can kick a horse in the butt and it will move, so I guess that makes me powerful. Streen was an old gas prospector so that shouldn't be very hard. When did he choke all of Luke's nearly untrained students? I want some page numbers.
Originally posted by Borbarad
And it's stated in the Jedi Academy trilogy that Exar directly attacked Luke together with Kyp and he actually did do much of the work.
No it isn't. On what exact page does it say Kun did much of the work.
Originally posted by Borbarad
And when "I, Jedi" contradicts the things shown in the Jedi Academy trilogy I will stick to the latter one since it was written by Kevin J. Anderson who actually invented Kun and his entire background story.
Hahaha! Just because Kevin invernted him doesn't give him precedence for what happens concerning that character. If JA IMPLIES something and another books actually STATES something else, the book that made the statement outweighs what was implied in another books.
So, Exar did help, but he NEVER did much of the work. It was Kyp's power and Kun's teachings, not Kun's actual power.
Originally posted by Borbarad
Kyle feared to fall to the Darkside because of his bloodthirst and therefore he cut his own force connection off after MOTS (well...that requires some knowledge) and restored it in JK II by stepping into the core beam of the Valley of the Jedi. He did not fear the Dark Side itself he feared falling to it - that's a difference.
Doesn't give him much of an advantage over Kyp.
Originally posted by Borbarad
Exar did force choke all of Luke's students at once. That were 10 or 12 people. And Gantoris tried to attack Exar after having realized that Exar "used" him. In that moment Gantoris wasn't a "Dark Sider" any longer - Exar simply electrocuted him.
Gantorius still was a Dark Sider. He still had free will and chose the path of the Darkside, Kun only opened the road for him to go there. It wasn't Kun's strength that destroyed Gantorius. I want a page number for when all the students were choked.
Originally posted by Borbarad
The Valley of the Jedi is a well of immense force powers. It's able to turn pretty "normal" people into Jedi instantly. In JK it's said to be able to turn a force user into a pretty much invincible being. So Kyle by stepping into the core beam and being a considerable good force user before doing it must have had some huge amount of force powers.
If Kyle had accepted the power then it would be a different story. Kyle didn't take the power for himself though, he released it back into the Living Force, ensuring it would never be at risk of being used by the Darkside.
Originally posted by Borbarad
Kyle changed pretty much after going through Jedi training under Luke - he was able to control the "darker" aspects of his character. And Kyp being as calm as Luke himself ? Hard to believe.
Believe it, it's true.
Originally posted by Borbarad
If you want to look at it like this, Kyle was using the force for more than a decade before Kyp was born.
What exactly is Kyle's age?
Originally posted by Borbarad
Now you want to contradict yourself by saying that training in the Academy is better than real fighting ? Nice.
Still Kyle start using the force "controlled" 6 or 7 years before Kyp did it and he wasn't sitting in a cell for 5 years.
Yes, Kyle did sit in a cell for a considerable length of time.
Now, before you start trying to twist my words, listen up a bit. No one is going to get better in the force unless they fight like a force user rather than a mercenary.
Kyle didn't start really training in the force until he began attending the Jedi Academy. Before that, it was all non-force skills, giving Kyp more time using the in a ocntrolled way.
Originally posted by Borbarad
Kyp warded off Kun's spirit ? When ? Kyp did never try to confront Kun's spirit and if he had done this Kun would have crushed him. And Kyp did never have a "real" fight against another force user trying to kill him as far as we can tell.
You really need to check your info and stop spewing a bunch of crap. Corran Horn specifically stated that Kyp warded off Kun's influence and went to the Darkside with the intent of destroying evil, just as Ulic did 4000 years earlier.
Originally posted by Borbarad
Glentract you are exaggerating. Luke in ROTJ was nowhere close to be able to take down an infinite number of stormtroopers.
You missed my point perhaps. Just because it is possible for something to happen in a game, unless it is canonical, it is a mute point. Janus has a better explanation on this than I do, but trust me, gameplay experince is irrelevent.
Originally posted by Borbarad
And it doesn't matter which ending is the canon one because we are talking about "abilities" here. Does the Exile not have the ability to kill the Jedi Masters in KotoR II because the lightside ending is "canon" and therefore he never did it ?
Now you're being illogical. According to the video game, Luke can kill an infinite number of Stormtroopers. He has the ability to, but canonly, he can't.
Originally posted by Borbarad
To show you a better example for what I'm trying to explain: Couldn't Kyle have absorbed the power of the Valley of the Jedi because the lightside ending of JK is canon ? What should have hindered him to do so considering the fact that he was standing around there alone and simply had to decide if he wants to take the power or not ?
See what I mean ?
But he CANONLY didn't, so it doesn't matter.
To show you a better example for what I'm trying to explain:
I could have become George Bush five minutes ago, but I didn't.
See what I mean?