Originally posted by crisis_ryitua
You conceded that Nihilus was "the only thing" holding the ship together. It stands to reason then, that with his death, it should have destroyed itself.
To concede something, you have to actually put forth a counter-argument to mine that I admit is more correct than mine is. You didn't.
It was stationary in a weightless environment. It proceeded to blow up. There wasn't any time or necessary conditions for it to fall apart on its own.
Sounds pretty clever to me. You misread an implication, ran with it, and are clearly embarrassed to have reached a faulty conclusion.
Not particularly. And why would I be embarrassed? My argument is the stronger one (And, if you want to play this game, note that I never said that Nihilus beats Sidious or Luke. 😉 )
In other words, I don't have to support the idea that Sidious is a superior telekinetic to question or undermine Nihilus's feats.
No, but you do if you wish to provide relevance to this thread. To do otherwise is to drag the thread off-topic, making you look bad.
So you judge metaphysical effort by how many hand movements a guy makes?
Considering most feats of telekinesis in Star Wars are in fact accompanied by "hand movements", yes.
Provide evidence that Nihilus is expending any signifigant effort, because, if he is, we surely don't see it. He manages to do this feat while doing even greater feats at the same time.
Because it is rational to betray Sith Lords that one believes to be all powerful and ruthless?
He was convinced that after destroying Telos, Nihilus will destroy Onderon, and rebels upon realising that if he doesn't, he and everything else will die anyway.
Have you actually played the game?
Speculation? Well I'm glad you said it first.
Right, like what you are using to disprove Nihilus's... Well, everything really.
Your only truly legitimate point was that Malachor V is a Dark Side nexus.
Have you even proven he was?
YouTube video
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"He holds it together. And he keeps us all alive, just enough, like rotworms in a rotting beast."