Re: What was wrong with Darth Maul?
Originally posted by Sicky666
Don't mistake me I see Darth Maul as a Master, he's great, but it is obvious there is something wrong with him. Maybe Darth Sidious didn't trained him too well, because he died too soon. But I don't think that is the case, I think Darth Maul made himself a big mistake, or maybe he wasn't yet ready for this...Let me know what u think of it...
...We will always remember Darth Maul in our hearts and souls....
have any of you guy ever played kotor 2???? maul wasnt born with a black and red face, as he became more and more evil he eventualy gained that face. he never tatooed it either! If youve played knights of the old republic 2 the sith lords you would know that his race is born with the outlining indents in his face and since he is trained by palpatine he was able to become powerfull and the more powerful and evil he got the more red and black his face got.
Originally posted by darth athieis
have any of you guy ever played kotor 2???? maul wasnt born with a black and red face, as he became more and more evil he eventualy gained that face. he never tatooed it either! If youve played knights of the old republic 2 the sith lords you would know that his race is born with the outlining indents in his face and since he is trained by palpatine he was able to become powerfull and the more powerful and evil he got the more red and black his face got.
Originally posted by Flying Ferret
I'm just going to re-iterate... Why should the Jedi be so concerned about the Sith. The lousy "rule of two" really keeps them down, and they have no true means of being a real "revenge." Why should they be concerned? What, just only two Darths so long ago cause so much havoc and chaos and destruction? It doesn't make sense to me. From what I see, it took only one Jedi to take out a Sith, and he was even incapacitated for a moment!Defenders will say, "but it was the student, not the master they took out."
And I say, but then how come Yoda and Mace are in question about it, especially if the master is suppose to be "more powerful" than the student?
There should have been more Sith, and Maul should've been a much more serious threat than what he was. From what I saw in the films he didn't do much. Half-heartedly chased after the princess, gave up, went to Naboo, didn't do much else, fought the Jedi. That's it.
There couldn't be more Sith, because according to EU the ancient Sith Empire fell apart due to the Dark side's natural tendency to corrupt and subvert.
That may or may not be canonical, but can you see 12 sith getting along and working together? They desire power above all else which would pit them against each other as much as their enemies.