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Originally posted by FreshestSlice
I know, real special how you've had the wind knocked out of you. Never happened to me...no, wait , I think it's happened to everyone. No one was paralyzed and the entire exchange was about 20 seconds. Again, you're just making shit up.

Yes, they did. Revan just overpowered their shields. Second, Anakin and Obi-wan didn't fall down. Otherwise, they wouldn't be leaning forward. What kind of stupidity is this? Has it really gotten to the point where you simply have to make shit up because you have nothing to say?

It didn't render anyone unconscious, you can clearly see them all standing up about 30 seconds later. And Revan's attack, as Ant as has pointed out actually killed people.

You wrote out something, and then posted something as evidence. That's generally how the English language works. Too bad you didn't present anything comparable, which is what I stated. Dooku didn't have any dominance there, and you know it. You said it was comparable, a "match" even. It wasn't. Glad we're on the same page.

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Originally posted by SIDIOUS 66
Indeed it is. Now, in a one on one chat with Ant perhaps you can tell him that I never ever said Revan was unable to kill him, and that therefore he's using the term concession wrong. I was merely stating that a within a protracted attack, not to mention a lengthy engagement, including the long attack, he failed to kill or incapacitate any of them (render unconscious, in this case), or whatever his intent was. He failed, period. Revan's good spirit is irrelevant when discussing the length of the attack, before his intervention, unless his spirit was diminishing the entire fight? If that's the case, I'd rather hear it from you if you don't mind. And also, that if Dooku can so casually dominate the likes of Ventress effortlessly and quickly, or dominate her and two other nightsisters simultaneously despite his handicaps, then it stands to reason that dominating a larger group with a much stronger and longer attack is well within his ability, especially when the force users he's so easily downed have better showing than Shan or any individual on the TOR strike team. Logic dictates that when something is done so easily, that shouldn't be accepted as the pinnacle of one's performance, or anywhere near close to it.

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Originally posted by Emperordmb
Dooku takes sabers pretty solidly. Revan takes Force and all-out.

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Originally posted by Syndicate

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Originally posted by DarthAnt66
What a completely pointless bump.

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Originally posted by SIDIOUS 66
Dooku, being canonically the most powerful force user as a jedi and an even more powerful sith, well that's an accolade hard to top, really.

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Originally posted by SIDIOUS 66

This level of raw attacks Dooku has matched via TK or lightning.


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Dooku was drugged and blind here. The drug also effected Dooku's force senses. Yet he dominated Ventress and two nightsisters with a lightning attack that lasted seconds before hurling them a great distance out of his window. Dooku was no doubt aiming to kill, but with the drug effecting him more and more, causing him to stumble as the fight went on, his main concern was survival and getting rid of them as soon as he could. Dooku ragdolled them to a greater extent then Revan did the strike team, and that's even if you want to take what happens in game play mechanics as the full truth.
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Here, he force waves Anakin and Kenobi, both of whom visibly defend against, yet were still floored, with the push also momentarily rendering the armored pikes in back of them unconscious despite the push being diminished by the combined power of Kenobi and Skywalker, both of whom either rival or exceed anyone on Revan's strike team. And I'll get to the feats of Dooku's opponents as well, just to prove my stance.