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Very well done, this is more like it.

Was not expecting praise from you, but thanks anyway.

Yea, can't argue with all that...
which makes Yoda's performance vs sidious even more impressive

I appreciate effort, regardless of the stance of the argument.

Well, thank you, then.

Darth Plagueis only came out in 2012, lmao.

I caught that too.

Good work, though.

Every time a Jedi dies, the dark side grows stronger. That likely contributed to Bastila being unable to sense the Dantooine bombardment.

Originally posted by SunRazer
Every time a Jedi dies, the dark side grows stronger. That likely contributed to Bastila being unable to sense the Dantooine bombardment.
http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/000/993/875/084.png

When mass amounts of Jedi are killed, a disturbance in the Force always follows.

I'm talking about over the course of the war. The imbalance would've been progressing.

Besides, it didn't stop Vandar and Vrook from sensing the attack ahead of time.

Originally posted by SunRazer
I'm talking about over the course of the war. The imbalance would've been progressing.

Besides, it didn't stop Vandar and Vrook from sensing the attack ahead of time.
I feel you're contradicting yourself here.

Well, not necessarily. That might just be wank for Vrook and Vandar

I think we all need to dig into this subject.

We can also examine cases of individuals causing disturbances on a vast scale that could be felt across the vast breath of the galaxy and more.

Originally posted by Deronn_solo
Darth Plagueis only came out in 2012, lmao.

DE sourcebook came out in 1993, though

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Good work, though.

Thanks

Legend, nothing you've said really debunks anything here.

So is the idea here that the ordinary "one vessel" amp was increased by the fact that the Force was unbalanced towards the dark side?

Originally posted by NewGuy01
So is the idea here that the ordinary "one vessel" amp was increased by the fact that the Force was unbalanced towards the dark side?

Um... No.

We also saw Palpatine use rituals to operate on a 'cosmic' scale during Sithisis:
https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089445_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-045.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089446_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-046.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089447_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-047.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089448_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-048.jpg

https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089449_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-049.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089450_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-050.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089451_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-051.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089452_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-052.jpg

Leland Chee said it was part of continuity from "a certain point of view" by which I guess he means in an abstract sense.

Is there a reason it shouldn't?

It's from the same comic set as Old Wounds so...

Sithisis is referenced in the Ultimate Visual Guide.

Originally posted by ares834
Has that ever been officially canonized? I've heard it was, but never seen a source. The events of Sithisis were referenced/depicted in Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide (2005):
http://i.imgur.com/7v1rrKwm.jpg


http://i.imgur.com/qJOt4qw.jpg

Originally posted by Galan007
We also saw Palpatine use rituals to operate on a 'cosmic' scale during Sithisis:
https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089445_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-045.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089446_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-046.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089447_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-047.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089448_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-048.jpg

https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089449_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-049.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089450_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-050.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089451_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-051.jpg https://s6d5.turboimg.net/t1/34089452_Star_Wars_-_Visionaries-052.jpg

Hmm, I never picked upon the fact that Vitiate never accomplished that, even with his rituals and a millenium of time to do so. His only galaxy-wide feat took centuries of prep and billions of deaths to activate, whereas Palpatine does it just like that.

It seems he's the greater Sith Sorcerer of the two after all

Originally posted by Beniboybling
It's from the same comic set as Old Wounds so...

I don't think one comic would invalid all the others, just that one.

Point is it's not a de facto canon publication. Many of the stories in that comic set are not canon, or dubiously canon.

Originally posted by Beniboybling
Point is it's not a de facto canon publication. Many of the stories in that comic set are not canon, or dubiously canon.

Which does not make this one non-canon.

Didn't say that fuggot.

Originally posted by Beniboybling
Didn't say that fuggot.

Then stop derailing my thread with crap you dickhead

how dare u.

Too bad his "cosmic accomplishments" didn't prevent him from being picked up and thrown to his death by his own lapdog.

Too bad you're a ****ing *******

Originally posted by Unbowed
Too bad his "cosmic accomplishments" didn't prevent him from being picked up and thrown to his death by his own lapdog.

Well, somebody's mad

Originally posted by Azronger
Well, somebody's mad
Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Too bad you're a ****ing *******
It certainly looks that way.

Does it?