Originally posted by Wesker
First, I played The Empire Strikes Back for SNES... omg... Did Luke beat a million storm troopers and jawas? I played Jedi Academy... omg... did Jaden Korr kill hundreds of storm troopers, mercenaries, sand people, and saber users? They must be GODS!Really, there IS such a thing as a [b]game play mechanic
. There is no CANONICAL evidence of Revan defeating anyone other than Bastila and Malak on the Star Forge. What does that mean? It means he could have possibly snuck past them, tricked them, let the jedi knights take the brunt of the attack, butchered them all... we don't know. But instead of assuming that he DID kill all of them and that the enemies we fight in game aren't just filler and part of the gameplay mechanic is called being ridiculous. I mean, if you want to take gameplay mechanics as canon, none of the vendors had wares on their shelves, yet when you talk to them, three dozens weapons and items pop up. Apparently, they keep all their wares in a small subdimensional pocket. zomG! teh gaem kanon!Second, provide the logic that states conclusively that Vandar cannot be powerful enough to defeat Revan or hold his own in similar circumstances. Until you do that, you have NO case.
Third, don't try and "read into" my posts and procure shit I didn't say. I pointed out before that I wasn't voted for or against Vandar; only pointing out that you have no case either way. You cannot just make a mound of assumptions on Vandar's power, say he could never hold a candle to Revan, and then say Malak pwns because of that. [/B]
1. Yes ofcourse there is such a thing as game mechanics....But its documented in the game dialouge that Malak sends all his available troops to slow Revan, all his sith apprentices, and the'full power of the star forge' and Revan plowed through it all.
2. When is any argument on this forum ever *conclusively* proven??? All Im arguing is that making a few logical inferences will tell you its much easier to believe Vandarr is weaker than Revan, as opposed to stronger. This is the sort of battle where you need to make assumptions, but based on the data we have I believe my theory is correct.
3. "Not really. Yoda was probably capable of destroying Darth Vader or even rechallenging Sidious in the twenty years of Imperial rule, but he didn't. Why? Because he shines like the sun in the Force. Hence why he had to hide on a planet like Dagobah. Even Vandar himself points out that the jedi council is gathered in large numbers on Dantooine both for protection from the Sith army and because they are partially hidden there. It's entirely possible that Vandar didn't attack Revan because he would be a priority target for every ship and two-bit soldier in the sector."
You made comparisons to Yoda right here, I just wanted to point out that even though they are of the same species, Yoda has nothing to do with this in relation to Vandarrs power.
And I have no case? Revan went into the star forge and nothing at all could stop him, If Vandarr was as powerful as Revan why didnt he do the same thing? Because he knew he was no match for Malak, Revan was their only hope in a desperate situation.