Originally posted by Darth Truculent
I'll throw this at you. What if Palpatine and Vader had the SF at their disposal?
Then they could use outdated, obsolete technology to slightly curb the disparity between production capabilities of the two organizations. It wouldn't really make much difference though.
Originally posted by Darth Truculent
I'll throw this at you. What if Palpatine and Vader had the SF at their disposal?
Unless the Starforge can output billions of ships in two days, which it can't, and unless the Empire has billions of pilots just laying around to fly those ships, which it doesn't, it won't matter.
Originally posted by Darth TruculentSeriously, the Force only goes so far. Billions and billions of units in days. DAYS! Made out of consumed planets. No one in Star Wars in standing against them.
So the Tyranid would be able to defeat the Sith? I'm not so sure about that, but stranger things have happened.
Originally posted by Cpt. Valerian
Because, the Vong are immune to the Force, in case you did not know.
This is a misconception. The Vong could not be sensed in the Force by the Jedi; most of the metaphysical attacks -- telekinesis, Force lightning, ect. -- worked on them just fine.
By the way. here's some new information about the Remnant's nanokiller courtesy of Invincible: it took the Remnant less than a day to develop one for Tenel Ka and Allana (and the Hapan family). They were able to manufacture tons of it and instructed the Galactic Alliance to dump it on Mandalore; the entire planet was infected and is lethal to the entire Fett family.
Best advantages of the nanokiller: according to Moff Lecerson, it doesn't have to be tailor made to one specific set of genes -- the nanokiller for the Hapan family was derived from samples taken from the imprisoned Prince Isolder (Tenel Ka's father) and it would work just as lethally on the rest of his family, despite the fact that their genetic structure isn't identical. Lastly, as long as the nanokiller is exposed to sunlight every few days, "it can last forever."