I know English isn't your first language, but this isn't that hard to grasp.
"Two of the most powerful" means you've selected any random two of a particular group (the most powerful Force users of TOR).
"The two most powerful means" you've selected specifically the top two.
Your article says Xi Jinping and Obama are "two of the most powerful", meaning that they're two among the most powerful in the world, but not necessarily the two most powerful (where's Putin?).
Last edited by SunRazer on Feb 27th, 2017 at 06:48 PM
English is not my first language but I am an educated individual with the intellectual capability to understand much of the content. Kindly refrain from questioning my comprehension skills with idiotic logic.
According to BioWare, Revan and Emperor Valkorion are the two most powerful beings throughout the history of the Old Republic at minimum.
Ah, **** me. I tried to explain it nicely and it came across as an insult. And somehow that was idiotic logic. Just **** me senseless, will you?
Sorry, Legend, I'm done. My patience is as thin as your understanding. Just because you're educated doesn't mean you're infallible, and here you are alone up against several native English speakers and you still can't accept that you're wrong. Your ego's higher than the Empire State Building and your humility lower than the Challenger Deep.
EDIT: And he gives me more of the "two of the most powerful" articles... you're about as ****ing consistent as pigeon shit on Trafalgar Square.
Last edited by SunRazer on Feb 27th, 2017 at 06:56 PM
You're an idiot of truly epic proportions.
Two of X means just that: of X, these are two. So of the most powerful Force users, per Bioware, Vitiate and Revan are two.
The player is pulled into this struggle of two of the most powerful Force users, like ever, in the history of the Old Republic, if not beyond - Revan and the Emperor.
You guys are stuck at 'two of the most powerful' part in that statement. However, full statement includes two additional terms - like ever followed by in the history of the Old Republic.
"Like ever" does not change the fact that he's saying "two of the most powerful", not "the two most powerful".
"Like ever" is in reference to the history of the Old Republic, which is simply setting his sample space (powerful characters in the history of the Old Republic). He's still only taking a random two examples from the sample space, not the top two.
I know that was supposed to be funny, but it just made me contemplate the possibility of Legend failing to interpret "one of the most powerful" as well. And now I'm scared.
Feb 27th, 2017 06:39 PM
