Darth Trayas Team VS Darth Sidious's Team

Started by Nephthys10 pages
Originally posted by Slash KMC
As for the Exile, if she can withstand Traya's insta-kill (Traya must have used her insta-kill logically as she wasn't holding back) there is all the more proof that every one on Sidious' team would be able to do the same.

Or Traya was smart enough to know what happened to Nihilus when he tried to drain the Force from her. Hint: he got fuuuuucked up.

Originally posted by NCroTCA
Well in the comic book Unseen, Unheard, it's indicated to have taken a few hours, but regardless, it could have taken days, and it's still a vastly impressive display of power, far beyond the small scale stuff we see from everyone else in this thread.

Visas says in Unseen, Unheard that the entire planet has less than a hour to live right before Nihilus shows up. So its under an hour at least.

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Originally posted by NCRotCA
Sure but the likilihood is that dominating three of them simultaneously on the base of a Jedi Temple with ease places Kreia on a level that the others cannot be said to be.

I don't think you get what I'm saying, Dooku and Vader aren't those three Jedi Masters. They can probably defend themselves against an attack like that.

Golden Age? If you're referring to the PT era you haven't establuished the ease and the numbers they would be able to do it against in such a manner.

Yes, Golden Age, team of Sidious. In which there were more powerful Jedi. I said they would be able to defeat any Jedi Master except for Yoda or Mace Windu. We don't know how powerful those three Jedi Masters from a less powerful Jedi Order are. Grievous who is less powerful than Dooku made quick work of several Jedi in the CW.

Well firstly we can consider that they weren't in a combat scenario and it's likely that Ventress wouldn't have been actively defending herself against her teacher/master, and I see people highlight the fact that he did it with a finger as something that is indicative of ease of effort when the truth is that it was likely the best motion he could have used for the attack considering it was a precision attack that operated on a very small scale (attacking her blood vessels). The effort, if there was any, would have likely been going on behind the scenes, on concentrating vastly to be able to apply the Force on such a small scale.

If Ventress could've defended herself against the attack, she would have. You're trying to make it sound like Dooku had a hard time doing it... We haven't seen something like this before, however you twist or turn it, Dooku owned Ventress with relative ease. "Her face went pale. Dooku lifted that one finger, and this time he tapped it in the air, as if pushing a needle into a pincushion. Ventress crumpled to her knees. Her voice came out clotted with pain. Dooku made another little patting motion, and Ventress slammed to the tile floor. " Where else have you seen something like this?

Considering the kind of stuff The Exile accomplishes and the calibre of combatant she's painted to be, I don't think that speaks very positively for people who are in all likelihood weaker then her at all.

"The kind of stuff"? What did she do to make herself an impressive combatant?

Well that he seems to convince The Exile that he cannot be killed after several engagements leads me to believe that it's either not so easy or something that cannot be done due to the nature of his ability, given that the Exile was in a position to test it out and would have likely done so before being convinced.

Speculation! Where is it stated, shown or even kinda mentioned that Exile tried to behead Sion once? From the game we barely see anything. I'm not saying it's not easy to permanently kill Sion, but he hasn't fought against anyone of Sidious & Co's caliber and we do not see it mentioned anything that he was beheaded.

Also regardless of its useful combat aplications I'd still say that the ability speaks for some quality, whether its willpower, control, power etc. that's far in excess of that of anyone in Sidious's team, and is highly supportive of his superiority over any one of them.

No it's not. Sidious is the strongest Sith Lord ever, but still he couldn't keep himself from dying, does that mean Sion is superior to him. No. Sion doesn't keep himself together through careful use of the Force but because of his intense hatred.

Unknown's a strong term. He accomplishes a tonne of things in KotOR, and beyond that the game exposits at every turn how powerful and exceptional he is, and we know his knowledge base was incredibly vast. The Dark Lord of the Sith, over tens of thousands of other Force Users. The picture being painted is that he was a highly exceptional figure and most likely the most powerful person in the Galaxy.

The most powerful person during his time? Probably. But we don't know how he compares to the PT era Sith. He may have accomplished a tonne of things, but can you provide me some details of his duels?

Also:

"Sidious has been proven to be the most powerful Sith ever without equals."

You've said this in a few threads now but you haven't once fully established it as being correct. The liklihood, based on his movie potrayal, is that he's not even close to being the most powerful Sith ever, and if inconsistent EU showings were used to 'prove' the claim then the argument automatically loses credibility.

Well, if you aren't Neb, than you actually are new to these forums and I'll excuse your complete lack of knowledge on the subject. Your mentality is one that was actively present 5 years ago, before facts and proof became more important. You should read this: Sidious is the most powerful Sith Lord.

Well in the comic book Unseen, Unheard, it's indicated to have taken a few hours, but regardless, it could have taken days, and it's still a vastly impressive display of power, far beyond the small scale stuff we see from everyone else in this thread.

So in a straight up combat situation it’s useless.

None that are consistent with his movie potrayal and can be said to be accurate reflections of how powerful he really was.

So you’re just dismissing his feats after the movies? That’s kind of easy isn’t it. His clones are supposed to be much more powerful and it shows. You can’t just choose which EU you decide to accept and which you don’t.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Or Traya was smart enough to know what happened to Nihilus when he tried to drain the Force from her. Hint: he got fuuuuucked up.

First, did she know? Second, is Traya's attack exactly the same N. his attack?

Originally posted by truejedi
i dunno... i want to agree with u, but chee's comment has me stymied.

TJ, remind me again, please; What WAS Chee's comment? What in the hell is causing all this?

Originally posted by NCRotCA

The effort, if there was any, would have likely been going on behind the scenes, on concentrating vastly to be able to apply the Force on such a small scale.

Two-way street here. Same can be said in Traya's instance.

First, did she know? Second, is Traya's attack exactly the same N. his attack?

Traya knows everything else about The Exile, especially considering their force bond. It involves draining the target entirely of the Force, which I assume is the same thing. Draining the Exile would be like trying to eat a Black Hole, crap lot of good it would do.

Originally posted by NCRotCA
Well they were all High Council Members, Kavar (also the Battle Master) and Vrook were both highly reputed for their capabilities, and Kavar did display effective use of the Force when he stunned an entire crowd of soldiers that were surrounding him. Regardless though they could have been three undefined High Council Members and the likelihood would still be that they would be highly competent at defending themselves against attacks of a form that they actively involve themselves in understanding. Being a Jedi Master is generally indicative of relatively large amounts of training, learning, practise, and experience, having been capable of surviving all of the threats and dangerous situations that a Jedi naturally faces across a vast amount of time, and being of enough merit that they were deemed to progress through every rank all the way to the top position, and as far as they're explored in the EU each trial to the next rank usually involves a test of combat ability as well as such things as good analytical and evaluative judgement. Traya defeated three such beings with the Force. All at once. With no outward display of effort. Whilst situated on a lightside nexus. The likelihood is that, based on that display (and others), she's a highly powerful and dominant Force User.
I'm just going to point you in the direction of Coleman Trebor, than laugh.

Exceptions do not make the rule.

There is no rule. So, lol.

Originally posted by Slash_KMC
I don't think you get what I'm saying, Dooku and Vader aren't those three Jedi Masters. They can probably defend themselves against an attack like that.

I'm not saying that any one of those individual Jedi are at the same level as Dooku or Vader, what I'm saying is that the ability that domination of all three Jedi Masters likely required goes beyond what we can say for Dooku or Vader. Minimal effort, three of them, all at once, on a lightside nexus. I don't think we've ever seen such a direct dominating display against Force Users anywhere else, period, let alone from simply the likes of Dooku or Vader.

Yes, Golden Age, team of Sidious. In which there were more powerful Jedi. I said they would be able to defeat any Jedi Master except for Yoda or Mace Windu. We don't know how powerful those three Jedi Masters from a less powerful Jedi Order are. Grievous who is less powerful than Dooku made quick work of several Jedi in the CW.

Grievous took out a bunch of fatigued, surprised, fearful Jedi with a lightsaber one after the other, and most of the Jedi he faced weren't even masters with absolutely nothing to their name. Nowhere near as impressive as what Traya performs, not to mention you can't really compare the wwo.

And again, Golden Age of the Jedi, more powerful jedi, you've established neither of these things.

If Ventress could've defended herself against the attack, she would have.

At what point? The beginning of the duel she likely didn't know an attack was coming, and once the attack had already been initiated it would have been much harder to defend against. Not to mention even if she knew the attack was coming and was in the best position to defend against it she likely wouldn't have. Fighting back in her eyes might have simply been futile; not only could she possibly have a heightened sense of how powerful Dooku really is, but it's also likely that even if she could partially defend against the attack and force Dooku to apply more effort he'd still be able to have her at his mercy all the same. End result would be the same, even if it would require more effort on Dooku's part to do it against an opponent that was defending themself. Not to mention, and as she would have liekly imagined, it was just a test/lesson and he wasn't actually trying to kill her or anything. it would suit her position and purpose better to just let Dooku get on with it.

You're trying to make it sound like Dooku had a hard time doing it...

Perhaps he didn't, though it is possible, but either way the point is that it can't be established that Asajj offered any resistance whatsoever and in all likelihood she didn't, meaning, for all intents and purposes, she was a defenceless non force sensitive in this scenario.

We haven't seen something like this before, however you twist or turn it, Dooku owned Ventress with relative ease. "Her face went pale. Dooku lifted that one finger, and this time he tapped it in the air, as if pushing a needle into a pincushion. Ventress crumpled to her knees. Her voice came out clotted with pain. Dooku made another little patting motion, and Ventress slammed to the tile floor. " Where else have you seen something like this?

Perhaps not but I've seen things greater.

"The kind of stuff"? What did she do to make herself an impressive combatant?

I believe Nephthys would like to respond to this, though I'd quickly point out her single handed progression through the Trayus Academy, filled to the brim with agents of the Sith, and her following "stalemate" of Sion and defeat of Traya as something that was extremely impressive.

Speculation! Where is it stated, shown or even kinda mentioned that Exile tried to behead Sion once? From the game we barely see anything. I'm not saying it's not easy to permanently kill Sion, but he hasn't fought against anyone of Sidious & Co's caliber and we do not see it mentioned anything that he was beheaded.

Why would The Exile be convinced that she couldn't kill Sion without exhausting such an immediately obvious avenue? The likelihood is that his ability in some way prevents it.

And The Exile by all available evidence is of the calibre of people far greater than Sidious and Co.

No it's not. Sidious is the strongest Sith Lord ever, but still he couldn't keep himself from dying, does that mean Sion is superior to him. No. Sion doesn't keep himself together through careful use of the Force but because of his intense hatred.

I never said the ability alone necessarily made him superior to somebody that couldn't achieve the ability, but that the ability still speaks volumes about his capabilities that can't be said for the others on Sidious's team. Ignoring the benefit to combat it provides, the unique and unprecedented nature of it implies incredible ability. You see people do great things and it's generally indicative of great capabilities. Forgive me if I fail to be quite as impressed by the small scale TK and lightning we see from the members of Sidious's team.

The most powerful person during his time? Probably.

Do you not view that as being highly impressive? The same statement is the most impressive thing I believe could be said about someone like Sidious (and even then he faces competition for that spot by Yoda). I don't think he's displayed anything that goes beyond the impressiveness of that accolade, an accolade that Revan himself likely shares. I see no problem with saying that the two are likely on the same level, by all available evidence. If anything Revan was even more dominant within his era, the only real competition he faced being that of Malak, the second most powerful individual in the Galaxy it would seem, whilst receiving the external benefits of the Star Forge.

But we don't know how he compares to the PT era Sith. He may have accomplished a tonne of things, but can you provide me some details of his duels?

I believe Nephthys would also like to respond to this, though what kind of details?

Well, if you aren't Neb, than you actually are new to these forums and I'll excuse your complete lack of knowledge on the subject. Your mentality is one that was actively present 5 years ago, before facts and proof became more important. You should read this: Sidious is the most powerful Sith Lord.

Well I'm not going to read all of that... Could you perhaps highlight the only necessary pieces of evidence and points that provide such a proof?

So in a straight up combat situation it’s useless.

Just because the same magnitude of the attack cannot likely be applied on a smaller scale with far more limited time, it doesn't mean it's useless. It still demonstrates incredible ability, that can still be called upon with less time and on a more confined area, even if not to quite the same magnitude.

So you’re just dismissing his feats after the movies? That’s kind of easy isn’t it. His clones are supposed to be much more powerful and it shows. You can’t just choose which EU you decide to accept and which you don’t.

His clones are never stated to be much more powerful than the real thing, and the implication seems to be that this is RotS Sidious. Anyway refer to the Savage Opress thread for my reasoning on why DE Sidious's displays should be disregarded.

Originally posted by Jinsoku Takai
Two-way street here. Same can be said in Traya's instance.

But Traya's display was one of brute Force which wouldn't require the same concentration as Dooku's display of precision. The effort of concentration by its nature isn't something that's very visible, whereas the effort of brute force is something that's more explosivle and the effort if there is some would be hard to visibly conceal.

Originally posted by NCRotCA
But Traya's display was one of brute Force which wouldn't require the same concentration as Dooku's display of precision. The effort of concentration by its nature isn't something that's very visible, whereas the effort of brute force is something that's more explosivle and the effort if there is some would be hard to visibly conceal.
What is this according too?

What specifically?

The effort of concentration by its nature isn't something that's very visible, whereas the effort of brute force is something that's more explosivle and the effort if there is some would be hard to visibly conceal.

This part. Where did you read this at?

Neb, I'm not in a position to back you up in a debate or actually argue points because of personal stuff but if you're trying to back up Traya's power then I point you to this scene.

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Even Bane, when faced with the same number of Sith Assassins wasn't able to completely dominate them in the manner shown from 1.30 onwards, though admittedly she has the help of the darkside nexus of Malachor while Bane at best only had the lake on Ambria. Actually, strike that, whatever she got from being on a darkside nexus they also got. I also don't know how their unique nature of getting stronger the stronger their opponent is might play in the feat.

Is that (the video) what NCRotCA was referring to? If so, how does this rule out any effor being used on her part?

KOTOR is so ****ing gay at times. Why would they off-panel that whole fight? -sighs- That always bugged me.