Battle of Willpower

Started by quanchi1125 pages

Originally posted by Robtard
It goes back to: "kept himself in check and control for years and years will he schemed, plotted and played people." So yes, it counts. Deal. As far as "almost died", Voldermort became disembodied and relied on others to bring him back. So that's another fail angle you've tried and it turned around to bite you on your twink ass.

LoL, Palpatine's plot was far more risky, it was galactic in scale. Voldermort didn't charge into Hogwarts solo blasting every wizards no more than Palpatine charged into the Jedi Temple solo. So once again, yet anther fail angle that betrays you.

You keep trying to use "show of power" as willpower. Stop.

His will was so strong others did his bidding. That's actually a great point on willpower. Despite lacking a body his will still persevered.

Palpatine was lucky. He was lucky to survive against Windu. He was lucky he didn't die against Yoda. He was lucky Anakin wasn't merced by Obi. The guy is full of luck.

Voldemort came back and shoved his will down an entire world of people who shared his own abilities. Palpatine eradicated most of the jedi due to treachery because he knew his will was weak and couldn't stop them straight up. Voldemort wrecked his peers and struck fear into them. Palpatine feared the jedi.

LoL, making others do your bidding isn't "will power"; if it is, then Palpatine once again curbstomps Voldermort in that category. He had thousands and thousands doing his bidding.

Originally posted by Robtard
LoL, making others do your bidding isn't "will power"; if it is, then Palpatine once again curbstomps Voldermort in that category. He had thousands and thousands doing his bidding.
It's forcing your will on them. He wasn't in a position of power like Palpatine was. It's much easier to force your will when you have jockeyed yourself into a position of power. Voldemort did so without even having a man body. Palpatine would beg Voldemort to spare him.