The only evidence you have that Bandon could possibly be any good is that he was "t3h ch0sen 0ne by m4l4k". How does that alone put him on any type of special pedastal? He failed his first mission, and died doing it. The most powerful thing he's done is Force push a guard, lol.
There's nothing that says Bandon has a "fighting chance" or even a "chance" at all. Depa wins.
Originally posted by Advent
The only evidence you have that Bandon could possibly be any good is that he was "t3h ch0sen 0ne by m4l4k". How does that alone put him on any type of special pedastal? He failed his first mission, and died doing it. The most powerful thing he's done is Force push a guard, lol.There's nothing that says Bandon has a "fighting chance" or even a "chance" at all. Depa wins.
The fact Malak chose over Jedi masters is enough to put him on pedestal. Malak was trained specifically to kill Jedi, so he's not a pushover.
Now I'm done rambling, since we don't know enough about Bandon, Depa wins.
Originally posted by Himo
The fact Malak chose over Jedi masters is enough to put him on pedestal. Malak was trained specifically to kill Jedi, so he's not a pushover.
What are you talking about?
Malak was not trained specifically to "kill Jedi". He was a Jedi for about 5/6 of his life. He was a Sith apprentice and then Dark Lord for only around the four years after the Mandalorian Wars ended. He was not trained "specifically" to kill Jedi, quit making stuff up.
And again, what does Malak have to with Bandon's power? Oh? Nothing? Okay.
Originally posted by Advent
What are you talking about?Malak was not trained specifically to "kill Jedi". He was a Jedi for about 5/6 of his life. He was a Sith apprentice and then Dark Lord for only around the [b]four years
after the Mandalorian Wars ended. He was not trained "specifically" to kill Jedi, quit making stuff up.And again, what does Malak have to with Bandon's power? Oh? Nothing? Okay. [/B]
I'm not making things up. Malak trained Bandon specifically to kill Jedi. That was Bandon's job.
Yes, he does. As Sidious has something to do with Luke's power, Malak has something to do with Bandon's too.
Originally posted by Himo
I'm not making things up. Malak trained Bandon specifically to kill Jedi. That was Bandon's job.
Sadly, you didn't say it was Bandon's job, this is what you said:
Originally posted by Himo
The fact Malak chose over Jedi masters is enough to put him on pedestal. Malak was trained specifically to kill Jedi, so he's not a pushover.
You said it was Malak who was trained. And your point? All the Dark Jedi were trained to take out Jedi. It doesn't mean your powerful, especially for Bandon given he failed his first mission and died by hands of a Jedi.
Yes, he does.
No, you can not conclude how strong an opponent is based on their master. Prove why Flint sucked, but Lumiya is strong then.
As Sidious has something to do with Luke's power,
What the hell are you talking about? Luke was never Sidious' apprentice. Unless you're talking about DE, which would be wrong anyways because Luke's power does not have anything to do with Sidious'. NJO and DN Luke >>>>>>>> Sidious.
Malak has something to do with Bandon's too.
No, it doesn't. First off, you make ridiculous assertions that don't even make sense. Then you change your words, and now you act as if you can conclude one's power by their master's power. That's bullshit. Flint was Lumiya's apprentices, however, Flint sucked and was not powerful, whereas Lumiya was.
Come back when you can properly formulate an argument. And do try to make sense this time, and remember what you say.
Originally posted by Advent
Sadly, you didn't say it was Bandon's job, this is what you said:You said it was Malak who was trained. And your point? All the Dark Jedi were trained to take out Jedi. It doesn't mean your powerful, especially for Bandon given he failed his first mission and [b]died by hands of a Jedi
.No, you can not conclude how strong an opponent is based on their master. Prove why Flint sucked, but Lumiya is strong then.
What the hell are you talking about? Luke was never Sidious' apprentice. Unless you're talking about DE, which would be wrong anyways because Luke's power does not have anything to do with Sidious'. NJO and DN Luke >>>>>>>> Sidious.
No, it doesn't. First off, you make ridiculous assertions that don't even make sense. Then you change your words, and now you act as if you can conclude one's power by their master's power. That's bullshit. Flint was Lumiya's apprentices, however, Flint sucked and was not powerful, whereas Lumiya was.
Come back when you can properly formulate an argument. And do try to make sense this time, and remember what you say. [/B]
Sorry, I had typo.
Seeing as it is our only way of figuring out Bandon's strength, yes it can be used. And because Malak chose Bandon over other Jedi masters, it shows a degree of strength with which we can roughly place him in this occasion since we have no other information other than assumptions. If you don't want to work in the world of assumption, then leave.
Okay. I will. THank you for giving advice to me.
Originally posted by Himo
Seeing as it is our only way of figuring out Bandon's strength, yes it can be used.
No, it really can't. You cannot figure out how strong one is based on their master to do such would be a logical fallacy.
And because Malak chose Bandon over other Jedi masters, it shows a degree of strength with which we can roughly place him in this occasion since we have no other information other than assumptions.
Okay, he was chosen over Jedi Masters. Your point? How strong is he? You didn't answer my question.
And, in TOTJ we see padawans, who have fallen under Exar Kun's dark ways, slaying their masters. So, Bandon is on par with one of Exar Kun's disciples. Good to know.
But that still doesn't tell me how powerful he was. How strong were these Jedi masters? For all you know, they could've all been Coleman Trebor clones, i.e. they suck, but they are Jedi Masters.
If you don't want to work in the world of assumption, then leave.
Supported or unsupported assumptions? I'm guessing the latter. You can't prove how strong Bandon is in comparision.
Originally posted by Advent
No, it really can't. You [b]cannot figure out how strong one is based on their master to do such would be a logical fallacy.Okay, he was chosen over Jedi Masters. Your point? How strong is he? You didn't answer my question.
And, in TOTJ we see padawans, who have fallen under Exar Kun's dark ways, slaying their masters. So, Bandon is on par with one of Exar Kun's disciples. Good to know.
But that still doesn't tell me how powerful he was. How strong were these Jedi masters? For all you know, they could've all been Coleman Trebor clones, i.e. they suck, but they are Jedi Masters.
Supported or unsupported assumptions? I'm guessing the latter. You can't prove how strong Bandon is in comparision. [/B]
Okay then. I step back. I lose and I'll shut up. Good job.
A valiant attempt Himo.
Anyway, Bandon wasn't trained to kill Jedi, but the fact he was chosen by Malak out of thousands of Sith must mean something. In addition, according to Wookie and Answer, he purely used anger to fuel his power in duels against Jedi. He also wore battle armor, which could protect him to some extent.
In Force ability, he could do Force Lightning, Force Drain, and probably the other basic Jedi powers (Push and Pull). And he used a double bladed lightsaber.
Still that doesn't really prove his skill, except that he beaten by Revan after only a minute's fight.
My results:
Round 1: Depa
Round 2: Bandon (however I am not so sure on this)
Round 3: Bandon (because he looks stronger)
Overall: Depa Billaba overcomes Malak's weak apprentice