Two to start with. And personally I kinda figured Grevious would have the edge already. He's designed for Jedi killing and has shown himself to be a skilled duelist.
Also, for Grevious, each saber in independently controlled, whereas Nyax simply has them all on his arms ('cept for the knee ones) so they all move together anyway.
Originally posted by truejedi
i never understood lightsaber knees... what does that even mean...
In case... kneeing someone is needed? I dunno, I can't say the designer's thought processes impress me ^^
Originally posted by Q99
Two to start with. And personally I kinda figured Grevious would have the edge already. He's designed for Jedi killing and has shown himself to be a skilled duelist. [/B]
What would give Grevious the edge over the person who overpowered Luke, Mara, and Tahiri at the same time?
Originally posted by Q99
Wasn't he specifically accessing some outside source to boost his powers then? [/B]
I don't think that was the case, but I'm not certain enough to deny it.
Originally posted by Q99
Also I may be underestimating him because it's hard to take someone with lightsaber knees seriously. [/B]
That's not a very good reason lol
Originally posted by Vorpal Ruin
That's not a very good reason lol
Yea, true, but (1) he has lightsabers for knees, and his sabers are designed to auto-shut off if he's about to cut himself, he hasn't actually had to learn to nut cut himself, and (2) his best feats involve a force boost.
In pure sabers at least, I don't picture him doing too well.
