Don't forget that Malak killed 2 jedis, in the star forge, basicly using the force, killing one of them with a force choke followed with 1 saber throw and the other with a force choke followed with force lightning. That's impressive too i think, especially since he was not draining power from the star forge yet and he was attacking 2 force users who had penetrated far in the star forge defences.
I think that nihilus takes it if he instantly drains malak, otherwise he would be screwed...
I have, and i also know that as far as we know nihilus' power was some kind of stronger force drain then the one used by traya in order to kill 3 jedi masters. So, even though we don't know his true nature, it surely seems like an "instant kill" to me.
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No it isnt, seems that you have yet to pay attention to what has been stated about this technique, there is no drain at all.
What he does is basically cuts his victims of the force, kills them and then feeds on the death he has caused, THAT is his so called deadly technique which the exile has
How is this an an explanation? And to set things straight. The Exile surviving without the force was an anomaly. Ulic' case was a light side technique that prevented him from sensing the force, he was still connected to the force he hadn't become a wound or a dead spot in the force. And even if he had (never stated) it was never meant to kill him.
As far as Sidious is concerned, he was never disconnected from the force, if you're referring to his abilty to hide right in front of the Jedi. He's mastery of the dark side was so immense that he was capable of affecting the Jedi's ability to feel the force, this coupled by the fact that he was using techniques to reduce his aura in the force, and presto... the perfect force camouflage.
In the SW universe life cannot survive without the force, and Nihilus kills his victims by completely disconnecting them from the force.
Kreia says it categorically, "it is a means of servering one's connection between life and the force and feeding upon the death it CAUSED."
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Sorry to burst your bubble allankles but sidious got completly cut off the force by luke and leia and the only thing which killed him was his own force storm, he later reconnects himself to the force
Oh and jacen does the same thing to ben in LOTF and ben didnt die, so i guess your precious kreia is wrong once again
Thiru, since you seem rather stubborn in listening to the opinions of those who don't really have any 'credibility', I'll explain why you're wrong and the nature of Nihilus' power.
No, Kreia would actually be correct. Had you been capable of comprehending basic sentences and possessed the ability to reason logically, then perhaps you would've seen that.
There's a difference between merely cutting one's connection to the Force (which blocks the ability to draw upon the Force) - which is what happened to Ulic and Sidious - as opposed to breaking the bond between one's life and the Force. The latter half of which is exactly what Kreia states to describe Nihilus' technique.
As Allankles had said, life cannot live without the Force (even those disconnected from using it via 'normal' powers are still apart of the Force, like a rock or a plant is). The technique(s) we see people like Nomi Sunrider and others perform merely strips the victim of his/her Force sensitivity; thus turning him/her into a non-Force sensitive, no different from Han Solo. It does not sever the tie between life and the Force, which is what Nihilus' ability does (hence why they die).
As well, Nihilus' destruction of "all living things on Katarr" would've also killed all the flora and fauna on the planet (which we see depicted), which supports my point insomuch as fauna and flora would be no different than a sentient non-Force sensitive being (in that they are all still living because the Force is the life within everything).
In essence, because he killed non-Force sensitive living things in the same attack that he killed Force sensitive living beings, it would prove that he does not need to block anyone off from the Force (in the manner you're describing it) in order to kill them (because, as we know, non-Force sensitives cannot access the Force anyways). Thus, it'd be a singular technique (sever their life/force connection, at which point they'd be dead, and then feed) rather than using a certain order of attacks.
Obviously it's not, as he stated what you had written above was incorrect, which it clearly was.
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Lol right. Nihilus doesn't just sever ones connection to the Force, he severs their bond to it, as Advent pointed out. You are just trying to downplay Nihilus cause you hate him. The fact that you said he kills them first with tech or a lightsaber is laughable. It is one technique.
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Ok i thought they were the same exact technique, how does that fallanasi technique defend against this attack anyway
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About not being able to comprehend that sentence kreia stated, I have not seen that sentence since the last time i played K2 which was 2 years ago and i did not take allankles seriously hence i was being rude to some one who tried to express the facts. Theres also the fact that i did not believe what allankles said due to him overhyping nihilus alot to a point where he claims sidious and luke would be at a disadvantage if they fought him
Iv already conceded this point
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Ignore the upper sentence, what i meant to say was so there are two completely different things as i failed to acknowledge because when ever either of them mention the term "Cut off the force" i would assume its the same case as sidious, ben skywalker or the exile which blocks the ability from using the force.
I DID not know that nihilus nature was different where it completely breaks your bond which is what kills you as you just explained to me.
You are right however in all the points you addressed especially the one where i failed to comprehend what kreia has stated about his nature, but as to why i was being stubborn is because V2k and allankles mentioned the technique in such a way that it sounded like the normal force sever technique.