Get a computer you hippie!
Not allowed to use it at work!
The narration is from Visas, but not the images. There are images that Visas isn't anywhere near, so it couldn't be from her perspective. In fact, I've never heard of a first-person comic before.
Images are to boost your imagination and they don't give much explanation anyway. In particular Force drain doesn't ravage surface and doesn't break buildings.
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Days later I woke up on his ship, my wounds healed." - Force drain DOES NOT inflict injuries. Also, if it was really Force drain oblitirating everything, she would not survive.
"When my lord spoke, every living thing on Kattar died.
" - Mandalor does not agree.
And I've already given canon proof that he didn't destroy planets with Force drain, he "blasted" them "into ruin". You can't discard canon statements.
Also, the fact that Traya got severed from the Force and didn't die goes against your assumption.
Also Kreia explicitly says that Nihilus' technique cannot be taught.
And Jedi said that it is an entient Sith technique and something like "you taught it to them".
We have opinion of both Jedi and Sith and no proof for either.
Krayt knew Force Drain. That isn't the same technique.
WTF? Nihilus was draining Force energy from others. Krayt was doing exactly the same thing. What you mean it's not the same technique?
Except Kreia clearly explains that he killed it using the Force. Also we see him preparing to destroy Telos in the actual game.
Except her words don't prove it is true. Except she wasn't there, when it happened.
Except even Visas doesn't know what really happened: "
It is said there were no survivors on Katarr.".
Except we don't see Nihilus in actual game preparing to destroy Telos, we see his fleet approaching Telos and him waiting on the bridge.
No they didn't. They showed very clearly it not working when Nihilus attempts to drain her.As for why Kreia was able to do it (in a non-canon portion of the game), as I said, Kreia has a Force Bond already with the Exile which could enable her to drain/cripple the Exile or whatever.
Not working, when Nihilus attempts and, yet, works, when Traya does it. You try to explain it by assumptions. But it is well established that characters are not immune to any powers, one time they succeed in blocking a Force attack, another - fail.
Nihilus always attempts to drain the Exile. Always. And just because it doesn't mention it doesn't mean it didn't happen.
Wrong.
YouTube videoAs you see, if you don't offer, he doesn't drain. Also, Mandalor doesn't agree with your assumption.
It has everything to do with it. The Exile is a Force Wound and cannot feel the Force herself, so she creates Force Bonds with everyone her, syphoning their power. The concept of Force Bonding is an absolutely key to the game.
She couldn't feel the Force because she severed herself from it. And Force bonds cannot be formed, if she is still severed.
Also, she severed herself from the Force not because she became Force wound.
And she is not the only one who got severed and later restored connection, same happened to Kallista, Jacen and Ben.
Again, it clashes with the events from Revan and is such non-canon. Revan is newer and thus that quote is non-canon. It's also clearly a mistake. These things simply happen in a continuity as large as the Star Wars mythos and can be simply taken in stride.
No it doesn't clash with Revan's canon in any way whatsoever.
Meetra:
"Jedi Exile an ancient Jedi warrior...
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After finding all the surviving Jedi Masters and getting them to regroup on Dantooine, the Exile was dismayed to learn that Kreia was not the Jedi Master she claimed to be."
Traya:
"After the Jedi Exile traveled to Onderon and defeated General Vaklu, Kreia realized that her "pupil" was growing in strength and would become a threat to her triumverate of power. She tried to kill her on Dantooine, but fled."
NONE of the above contradicts Revan's story, your attempt to discard it is indeed desperate.
Avellone wrote the ****ing game. His opinion is canon for what occurs in it.Anyway, I did some digging. I thought I remembered them calling you a Wound and I was right:
And then later:
All quotes you provided are interpretations of what Jedi and Kreia feel in Meetra. Obviously war and vicinity to immence Force disturbance would leave a psychical trauma that would be felt by others. What Jedi say contradicts Kreia and vise versa depending on character choices. Meetra severs herself from the Force. Nihilus becomes hungry and starts draining others. Kyp Durron doesn't have either effect. There is no consistent effect that would define Force Wound effects.
As I said there is no canon prove that someone can become Force Wound and as result drain Force from others.