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Fight takes place on Iokath.

Tyth. Better feats, George Lucas likes him more, etc.

Tyth gets stomped lol.

Tyth murders them.

Originally posted by Azronger
Tyth gets stomped lol.

Kun and Qel-Droma can each resist the power of the Dark Reaper, which is capable of draining thousands of individuals at once, or rather, draining entire armies (which can be up to hundreds of thousands or even millions of troops). And even as a Jedi, Ulic was capable of forging Force Barriers that could repel blasts from Basilisk War Droids, which can damage capital ships. Ulic's known to grow tremendously in power upon becoming a Sith and Kun is his better.

I'm not fully aware of the circumstances of Tyth's showings but from the feats listed in the other thread, I don't believe there's anything hilariously beyond Kun or Ulic's paygrade here. And there remains to be seen the degree to which Tyth's powers are effective in combat.

Kun blows his head off with a Force blast while Ulic offers moral support.

Originally posted by Azronger
Tyth gets stomped lol.

Going with Tyth. Not only are there the feats we see in WoI, but there's also:

"Power levels are off the charts, and it's rising by the second. Incredible." -Lana

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"According to my scans, it's more powerful than anything we ever encountered."

"More powerful than the Eternal Throne?"

"Quite possibly. If the Republic or Empire claim it, they would usurp the Eternal Alliance as the most dominant power in the galaxy." - Lana and the Outlander

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"According to this data, it was tested on four different planets before Iokath. All successful. Over ten trillion lives, gone." -Theron

Tyth vaporizes them.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Going with Tyth. Not only are there the feats we see in WoI, but there's also:

"Power levels are off the charts, and it's rising by the second. Incredible." -Lana

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"According to my scans, it's more powerful than anything we ever encountered."

"More powerful than the Eternal Throne?"

"Quite possibly. If the Republic or Empire claim it, they would usurp the Eternal Alliance as the most dominant power in the galaxy." - Lana and the Outlander

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"According to this data, it was tested on four different planets before Iokath. All successful. Over ten trillion lives, gone." -Theron

None of that is referring to Tyth though, all the Gods of Iokath existed in the Superweapon facility. They as a collective have 'power levels off the charts'. Not to mention the plethora of other generators and machines in the weapon. Lana and Theron didn't have specific data, they were referring to the complex as a whole, which contains an army of hyper-advanced droids, obviously it'd be pretty ****ing impressive.

I don't see how any of that even remotely aids the argument that Tyth could take Exar Kun and Ulic Qel Droma. This entire facility is brought down by a strike team of Alliance operatives, they're not ****ing galaxy busters.

In fact, quote that the civilisations Tyth faced were advanced enough to have proper weaponry and force user training? IG-88 could quite happily destroy planets, doesn't mean he'd beat Kun lmao.

Originally posted by SunRazer
Kun and Qel-Droma can each resist the power of the Dark Reaper, which is capable of draining thousands of individuals at once, or rather, draining entire armies (which can be up to hundreds of thousands or even millions of troops). And even as a Jedi, Ulic was capable of forging Force Barriers that could repel blasts from Basilisk War Droids, which can damage capital ships. Ulic's known to grow tremendously in power upon becoming a Sith and Kun is his better.
That is an absurd comparison. Force Drain powers and countermeasures against them, are irrelevant in this discussion.

Tyth will fire beams of energy and stuff like that.

Originally posted by SunRazer
I'm not fully aware of the circumstances of Tyth's showings but from the feats listed in the other thread, I don't believe there's anything hilariously beyond Kun or Ulic's paygrade here.
Tyth shits on both Exar Kun and Ulic Qel-Droma in conventional showings.

Originally posted by SunRazer
And there remains to be seen the degree to which Tyth's powers are effective in combat.
Tyth disintegrated a capital ship with a single shot and you want further evidence of his effectiveness in single combat?

Originally posted by Selenial
None of that is referring to Tyth though, all the Gods of Iokath existed in the Superweapon facility. They as a collective have 'power levels off the charts'. Not to mention the plethora of other generators and machines in the weapon. Lana and Theron didn't have specific data, they were referring to the complex as a whole, which contains an army of hyper-advanced droids, obviously it'd be pretty ****ing impressive.

I don't see how any of that even remotely aids the argument that Tyth could take Exar Kun and Ulic Qel Droma. This entire facility is brought down by a strike team of Alliance operatives, they're not ****ing galaxy busters.

In fact, quote that the civilisations Tyth faced were advanced enough to have proper weaponry and force user training? IG-88 could quite happily destroy planets, doesn't mean he'd beat Kun lmao.

Except Theron clearly asks:

"What would the republic and empire want with this one superweapon?" To which Lana replies:

"According to my scans, it's more powerful than anything we've ever encountered." Including arguably the Eternal Throne itself, which commands the entirety of a fleet that solo'd the Empire and Republic and took over the galaxy.

Whether the quotes refer to Tyth alone or the Six Gods, I'm unsure, but given that the codex refers to the gods as superweaponS, and that the operative terms are it, it's, and "a superweapon" (singular), it could very well be referring to just Tyth. But even if it's referring to all six of the gods, it's still enough for me to put Tyth alone above Kun and Droma.

Tyth getting beaten by the Outlander and 7 other unknown force users/peeps doesn't preclude Tyth being above Kun and Droma. Tyth was clearly above the Outlander individually, who I'd argue is above Droma and at least approaches Kun.

Originally posted by Selenial
In fact, quote that the civilisations Tyth faced were advanced enough to have proper weaponry and force user training? IG-88 could quite happily destroy planets, doesn't mean he'd beat Kun lmao.
Are you serious?

Iokath

To call Iokath a planet is technically incorrect, and an insult to the brilliant design of the artificial world. A massive sphere constructed around--and fully enveloping--an undersized and unremarkable star, Iokath absorbs all of the energy released by its "sun," maximizing solar efficiency.

All the orbital bodies in the system--every planet, moon, and asteroid--were demolished and salvaged for core elements to create this technological marvel. The salvage was processed and repurposed to create a self-sustaining ecosphere that could be altered and expanded to meet the ever-changing needs of the builders and their society. The self-contained nature of Iokath allows for complete control and customization of every aspect of the environment--a theoretically perfect world.

With the system's star hidden by the surrounding sphere, Iokath is undetectable from a distance, and its impenetrable exterior defenses make it virtually unassailable. Combined with the technological superiority of the builders, it was impervious to any outside threat... but Iokath couldn't protect itself from enemies within.

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Kindly pinpoint a civilization that have accomplishments like that besides Celestials. I think Celestials had serious competition.

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IG-88 cannot end a civilization on its own. Ridiculous point.

Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
That is an absurd comparison. Force Drain powers and countermeasures against them, are irrelevant in this discussion.

http://i.imgur.com/f7FdEdG.jpg

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
"According to my scans, it's more powerful than anything we've ever encountered." Including arguably the Eternal Throne itself, which commands the entirety of a fleet that solo'd the Empire and Republic and took over the galaxy.

And Valkorion.

Indeed.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
"According to my scans, it's more powerful than anything we've ever encountered." Including arguably the Eternal Throne itself, which commands the entirety of a fleet that solo'd the Empire and Republic and took over the galaxy.
Jesus Christ.

You've got to be kidding me?

Yup. Makes sense, given that (according to Ant):

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Actually, it was the entire Eternal Fleet. The cutscene doesn't visibly show it, but the Hero orders his entire fleet to Iokath, and then later orders them to fire on Tyth.

Tyth surviving bombardment from the largest fleet in history to that time is ****ing insane.

Though the EF rendered Tyth temporarily out of commission, its kind of the entire ****ing fleet.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Yup. Makes sense, given that (according to Ant):



Though the EF rendered Tyth temporarily out of commission, its kind of the entire ****ing fleet.

Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD

Kindly pinpoint a civilization that have accomplishments like that besides Celestials. I think Celestials had serious competition.

You probably class as legitimately illiterate at this point.

Originally posted by Selenial
You probably class as legitimately illiterate at this point.
You didn't address my query.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Whether the quotes refer to Tyth alone or the Six Gods, I'm unsure, but given that the codex refers to the gods as superweaponS, and that the operative terms are it, it's, and "a superweapon" (singular), it could very well be referring to just Tyth. But even if it's referring to all six of the gods, it's still enough for me to put Tyth alone above Kun and Droma.

Tyth getting beaten by the Outlander and 7 other unknown force users/peeps doesn't preclude Tyth being above Kun and Droma. Tyth was clearly above the Outlander individually, who I'd argue is above Droma and at least approaches Kun.

The One Superweapon is the army, the gods as a whole, they are one entity. It's like the Star Forge is classed as a superweapon, not because it itself can destroy planets, but the armies and fleets under it's power can.

Lana, Theron, Acina and Malcom all refer to the entire building in which Tyth and the other gods are contained as 'The Superweapon'. Evidently their power readings, and Theron's historical data refer to all six gods and the various advanced droids that accompany them.

No, it doesn't, but the Outlander and seven unknowns defeating Tyth and the other Iokathi gods, along with their armies, without suffering a single casualty kind of promotes the idea that these 'Gods' aren't as planet busting as you're suggesting. Either they're so unbelievably slow that they cannot hit any trained soldier, or they're not able to even disintegrate a single person.

Not to mention is helps debunk the idea that Tyth somehow tanked the Eternal Fleet*, if 8 people can bring him down through attrition.

*The Eternal Fleet is still out of commision in Orbit, whatever ships made it to the planet and somehow managed to fire on Tyth were an exception. The Outlander commands the ships that are already there to fire, she doesn't bring the entire ****ing fleet down on Tyth, lmao.

Also, to clarify: Tyth isn't at full power when the operation team defeats him. In the trailer he states as much.

Originally posted by Selenial
The One Superweapon is the army, the gods as a whole, they are one entity. It's like the Star Forge is classed as a superweapon, not because it itself can destroy planets, but the armies and fleets under it's power can.

Lana, Theron, Acina and Malcom all refer to the entire building in which Tyth and the other gods are contained as 'The Superweapon'. Evidently their power readings, and Theron's historical data refer to all six gods and the various advanced droids that accompany them.

No, it doesn't, but the Outlander and seven unknowns defeating Tyth and the other Iokathi gods, along with their armies, without suffering a single casualty kind of promotes the idea that these 'Gods' aren't as planet busting as you're suggesting. Either they're so unbelievably slow that they cannot hit any trained soldier, or they're not able to even disintegrate a single person.

Not to mention is helps debunk the idea that Tyth somehow tanked the Eternal Fleet*, if 8 people can bring him down through attrition.

*The Eternal Fleet is still out of commision in Orbit, whatever ships made it to the planet and somehow managed to fire on Tyth were an exception. The Outlander commands the ships that are already there to fire, she doesn't bring the entire ****ing fleet down on Tyth, lmao.
mmm

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Also, to clarify: Tyth isn't at full power when the operation team defeats him. In the trailer he states as much.
Tyth was just bombarded by a fleet bigger than Revan's Star Forge armada or Vitiate's centuries-in-the-making Sith Empire fleet.

Makes sense he's no where near full power.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Also, to clarify: Tyth isn't at full power when the operation team defeats him. In the trailer he states as much.


Makes perfect sense.

Originally posted by Selenial
The One Superweapon is the army, the gods as a whole, they are one entity. .

"These superweapons were created millennia ago by the planet's architects, likely designed to pacify, subjugate, and destroy entire civilizations."

Nah. All of them are a superweapon of their own right, and function independently of one-another, as shown by the fact they fought *each other* and destroyed Iokath.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Tyth was just bombarded by a fleet bigger than Revan's Star Forge armada or Vitiate's centuries-in-the-making Sith Empire fleet.

Makes sense he's no where near full power.

Damn, Revan's Star Forge Armada was less than a dozen ships large?

Impressive

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
"These superweapons were created millennia ago by the planet's architects, likely designed to pacify, subjugate, and destroy entire civilizations."

Nah. All of them are a superweapon of their own right.

Irrelevant, when you're using character quotes you must take whatever their classification is, and all of the major characters refer to the 'Superweapon' as the building containing Tyth, Izax, and all the other machines.

Originally posted by Selenial
Damn, Revan's Star Forge Armada was less than a dozen ships large?

Impressive

The Outlander called in the Eternal Fleet, not a select regiment of it.

The fact the cutscene's specific camera angle doesn't show all the ships doesn't change that.

Originally posted by Selenial
Irrelevant, when you're using character quotes you must take whatever their classification is, and all of the major characters refer to the 'Superweapon' as the building containing Tyth, Izax, and all the other machines.
You seem to be speculating far more than us here.

Only Tyth is shown and identified as the superweapon of the storyline.

None of the others are.

It doesn't even look like the other gods are awakened yet.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
The Outlander called in the Eternal Fleet, not a select regiment of it.

The fact the cutscene's specific camera angle doesn't show all the ships doesn't change that.

Only twelve ships had a firing arc on the courtyard in which Tyth was standing, that's evident from the "specific camera angle". Obviously the Eternal Fleet aren't going to obliterate the building containing their ****ing commander.

Besides, quote for the entire Eternal Fleet being on Iokath? Quote for the entire fleet in orbit being moved into position above the Superweapon? All the Outlander says is 'ships of the Eternal Fleet', you're forgetting that the Republic/Imperial fleets are still in orbit, it would be tactical retardation to move the entire fleet to the ground...

Who says they moved them to the ground? Why can't they just all fire from space, lmfao.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
It doesn't even look like the other gods are awakened yet.

Have you actually played the operation? Whether Tyth is the only one to be discovered or not is irrelevant, because the scans and history of the planet will still refer to all of them.

All the Gods are in the same building, again, we know that. Hence power readings, historical data, and the fact that all the leaders of each faction refer to the building as the Superweapon mean even if they are not aware they are doing it, they are still referring to the capabilities of all six.

mmm

Originally posted by Selenial
even if they are not aware they are doing it, they are still referring to the capabilities of all six.
Prove it.

Only Tyth is active, and thus only Tyth should be showing power readings, as far as I'm aware.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Who says they moved them to the ground? Why can't they just all fire from space, lmfao.

Because Iokath is protected by a ****ing sphere, you literally cannot orbitally bombard the planet unless your ships have passed through the sphere.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Prove it.

> all the gods are in the same building.
> they are only scanning the ****ing building.
> they constantly refer to the superweapon as the entire fucing building.
> the records Theron makes make no distinction other than the building.

It's pretty ****ing obvious mmm

Are the other gods even awakened yet? How would they be provided power readings when offline?

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Only Tyth is active, and thus only Tyth should be showing power readings, as far as I'm aware.

All of them are active, again, if you'd played the operation, you'd know Tyth was communicating with Scyva the entire time.

Even if a dozen capital ships fired at Tyth, he endured it all - an insane showing of durability on Tyth's part. Something beyond the capacity of a mortal Force-user.

And Tyth was not at full power when the Strike Team eliminated him.

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Coming back to the point: Tyth murders this duo.

Originally posted by Selenial
All of them are active, again, if you'd played the operation, you'd know Tyth was communicating with Scyva the entire time.
Got a quote?

Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
And Tyth was not at full power when the Strike Team eliminated him.

Quote, btw?

Originally posted by Selenial
The One Superweapon is the army, the gods as a whole, they are one entity. It's like the Star Forge is classed as a superweapon, not because it itself can destroy planets, but the armies and fleets under it's power can.

Lana, Theron, Acina and Malcom all refer to the entire building in which Tyth and the other gods are contained as 'The Superweapon'. Evidently their power readings, and Theron's historical data refer to all six gods and the various advanced droids that accompany them.

No, it doesn't, but the Outlander and seven unknowns defeating Tyth and the other Iokathi gods, along with their armies, without suffering a single casualty kind of promotes the idea that these 'Gods' aren't as planet busting as you're suggesting. Either they're so unbelievably slow that they cannot hit any trained soldier, or they're not able to even disintegrate a single person.

Not to mention is helps debunk the idea that Tyth somehow tanked the Eternal Fleet*, if 8 people can bring him down through attrition.

*The Eternal Fleet is still out of commision in Orbit, whatever ships made it to the planet and somehow managed to fire on Tyth were an exception. The Outlander commands the ships that are already there to fire, she doesn't bring the entire ****ing fleet down on Tyth, lmao.

Except it's clearly not referring to the entire complex. You realize that the Outlander literally looks at Tyth and says, "You must be THE superweapon," right? THE superweapon is what's being referred to in the quotes, not the entire complex, lol.

The 6 gods are not at full power when they fight the protagonists, according to implications from the trailer. Especially Tyth, who's recharging from getting blasto'd by 13-15 EF ships. Outlander and 7 other beings of unknown identity and power defeating a much weakened Tyth doesn't really prove much. And we clearly saw that even a not full-power Tyth is solidly above the Outlander, who I'd argue at least approaches Kun.

Agreed that it wasn't literally the entire fleet, though. But assuming Tyth is at full power here...Ulic and Kun an die.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Got a quote?

She's got voice lines that come up during the fight, just ****ing youtube it.

Originally posted by Selenial
Quote, btw?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2-_KcBK1BIQ

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Except it's clearly not referring to the entire complex. You realize that the Outlander literally looks at Tyth and says, "You must be THE superweapon," right? THE superweapon is what's being referred to in the quotes, not the entire complex, lol.

The 6 gods are not at full power when they fight the protagonists, according to implications from the trailer. Especially Tyth, who's recharging from getting blasto'd by 13-15 EF ships. Outlander and 7 other beings of unknown identity and power defeating a much weakened Tyth doesn't really prove much. And we clearly saw that even a not full-power Tyth is solidly above the Outlander, who I'd argue at least approaches Kun.

Agreed that it wasn't literally the entire fleet, though. But assuming Tyth is at full power here...Ulic and Kun an die.

Where's 13-15 ships coming from? We at most see 3 ships arrive with The Outlander when they arrive.

Originally posted by Zenwolf
Where's 13-15 ships coming from? We at most see 3 ships arrive with The Outlander when they arrive.

You see several ships above Tyth shortly before they begin firing on him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvLH8v9rAD4&t=1720s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dvLH8v9rAD4

28:40

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2-_KcBK1BIQ

Ok, and why are you jumping to the conclusion that 'we are not ready' means 'I'm not at full power'? We have no idea what the God's plans are, please show me whatever quote you have that proves 'we are not ready' doesn't mean 'our army isn't ready to be discovered', since, you know, they're in a ****ing factory.

The TOR brigade really needs to stop jumping on every release and wanking it to the fullest extent, and then backing down when the facts come to the surface. It's embarrassing :/

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dvLH8v9rAD4

28:40

Hm...must have missed that, then again only played through it once. Eh fair enough.

They literally want to use the Outlander and co. as sacrifice to fuel their awakening. That coupled with "we're not ready" shows they're not at full power.

Coupled with the fact that Lana literally says the Fleet caused Tyth to need to "recharge"...

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
They literally want to use the Outlander and co. as sacrifice to fuel their awakening. That coupled with "we're not ready" shows they're not at full power.

Coupled with the fact that Lana literally says the Fleet caused Tyth to need to "recharge"...

These are machines with a literal god complex. Weirdly enough, I don't think ritual sacrifices are necessary to their awakening.

I mean I'm not really that adverse to the idea that they're not at full power, I just think it's a weak argument in this context

We don't know how the fugg these droids work, so I'll take their word and Lana's that they're not at full power.

In the context of this thread, I don't see how Kun and Droma defeat a full-power Tyth.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
In the context of this thread, I don't see how Kun and Droma defeat a full-power Tyth.

If you could quantify a full power Tyth compared to his weakened state you might actually have a leg to stand on.

Well the thing is that I think the Tyth we saw prior to the op could arguably defeat Kun and Droma.

An Op consisting of what kind of group? What/who did they have? Kinda find it hard to believe that even weakened Tyth would lose to a group consisting of at best the Outlander and a bunch of nobodies by comparison.

Unknown =/= nobodies. There isn't enough evidence either way.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Well the thing is that I think the Tyth we saw prior to the op could arguably defeat Kun and Droma. Originally posted by Geistalt Originally posted by slayne
he stops at 1, maybe 2 if I'm being generous.
Pre-bombardment Tyth could probably beat , though.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Unknown =/= nobodies. There isn't enough evidence either way.

So we're assuming the EA have enough skilled/powerful troops in their midst to go up against a supposed god even when weakened? A little strange don't ya think?

I mean, there's literally not enough evidence to say what type of power killed weakened!Tyth other than the Outlander. All I know is that Tyth prior to the op was solidly above the Outlander, and wasn't obliterated by a dozen EF cruisers firing directly at him.

http://i66.tinypic.com/n200o1.png

The individual with blue blade is most likely the Outlander.

Can anybody identify others?

Clearly the other character classes, but pretty sure that doesn't add up story wise. Looks to me just a gunman, a trooper and two more Jedi. Plus going off a trailer screenshot, where it wants to represent each class isn't really a great jump point.

Hmm.

mmm

I'm starting to rethink my entire argument to be honest. I'm no longer sure that the Superweapon is even anything to do with the Six, or the droids they command. Acina claims the 'Molten Gods' are 'Gracing her with the Superweapon's power' during the storyline in which you side with the Republic. The complete separation between 'The Six' and 'The Superweapon' leads me to believe they are simply it's guardians.

Lana also claims the Superweapon's 'weapon core' charge will 'destroy the entire planet'. I'm starting to think that while yes, the droids are superweapons in their own right, it's not what the main characters are referring to at all.

Furthermore, the Alliance Commander can tell Tyth to 'drop the act' and 'point them in the way of the superweapon.' to which Tyth says 'The Six bow to no one.' The other option which Ant hyped up, where the Outlander calls Tyth the Superweapon everyone's fighting over, has Tyth proclaim 'I am one of Six.'

So either they're guarding the superweapon, or they're only the superweapon as a collective whole. Case ****ing settled, stop overblowing a poor excuse for a ****ing tin can

Tyth isn't even the first OP God-Robot thing in Star Wars... He can't even bust a planet:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-0DAUp32pdm0/WPymQqzKfxI/AAAAAAAADGw/5NOJitESF8IV8nv9LmcJqA03rY3o4GF6wCL0B/h1581/2017-04-23.png

Originally posted by MythLord
Tyth isn't even the first OP God-Robot thing in Star Wars... He can't even bust a planet:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-0DAUp32pdm0/WPymQqzKfxI/AAAAAAAADGw/5NOJitESF8IV8nv9LmcJqA03rY3o4GF6wCL0B/h1581/2017-04-23.png

Lol where is that from?

Originally posted by MythLord
Tyth isn't even the first OP God-Robot thing in Star Wars... He can't even bust a planet:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-0DAUp32pdm0/WPymQqzKfxI/AAAAAAAADGw/5NOJitESF8IV8nv9LmcJqA03rY3o4GF6wCL0B/h1581/2017-04-23.png

Actually read this one, was pretty interesting with the giant droids tbh.

Originally posted by Selenial
mmm

I'm starting to rethink my entire argument to be honest. I'm no longer sure that the Superweapon is even anything to do with the Six, or the droids they command. Acina claims the 'Molten Gods' are 'Gracing her with the Superweapon's power' during the storyline in which you side with the Republic. The complete separation between 'The Six' and 'The Superweapon' leads me to believe they are simply it's guardians.

Lana also claims the Superweapon's 'weapon core' charge will 'destroy the entire planet'. I'm starting to think that while yes, the droids are superweapons in their own right, it's not what the main characters are referring to at all.

Furthermore, the Alliance Commander can tell Tyth to 'drop the act' and 'point them in the way of the superweapon.' to which Tyth says 'The Six bow to no one.' The other option which Ant hyped up, where the Outlander calls Tyth the Superweapon everyone's fighting over, has Tyth proclaim 'I am one of Six.'

So either they're guarding the superweapon, or they're only the superweapon as a collective whole. Case ****ing settled, stop overblowing a poor excuse for a ****ing tin can

Bumping in case Ant, Skillz and Legend all missed it

Originally posted by MythLord
Tyth isn't even the first OP God-Robot thing in Star Wars... He can't even bust a planet:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-0DAUp32pdm0/WPymQqzKfxI/AAAAAAAADGw/5NOJitESF8IV8nv9LmcJqA03rY3o4GF6wCL0B/h1581/2017-04-23.png Bunping in case Ant, Skillz and Leg all missed it.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Got a quote?

Yeah, Scyva says something like "They're not worthy of your rage" to which Tyth responds with something like "You speak true. Eve now they crumble." Or something to that extent.