Originally posted by Intrepid37
In blinding motion his hands and feet smashed skulls and windpipes. He stopped once to conjure a Force wave that all but atomized the bodies of six Maladians. He spun through a turn, dragging the wave halfway around the room to kill half a dozen more.
Thanks for the information.
Now watch this video:
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What message does this footage delivers? Atomizing defenseless humans is not going to make difference against powerful opponents.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
He did this under heavy injuries.
Good for him...
I can offer more examples:-
A) Vitiate heavily damaged the (gigantic) Dark Temple after getting struck down; he was at his weakest point during this event. Do the math.
B) Malgus, after surviving near-death situation from his combat with Satele on Aldeeran, proceeded to kill two more Jedi by himself regardless of his injuries. During this fight, one Jedi collapsed two buildings around Malgus but this event didn't stop the Sith Lord; he blew apart tons of rubble that had fallen over him and got out to confront the Jedi.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Link?
Watch this video:
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9:10 - 9: 28
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Are you gonna ignore Sidious' complete manhandling of both of them?Now who's the Maul fanboy?
You are evading my original question; you brought up Yoda's feat of colliding two transport aircraft with each other as an indication of his supremacy over Vitiate in power in the first place (Check page 1 of this thread). My point is that Sidious haven't demonstrated comparable feat either and Yoda couldn't defeat him. Therefore, your over-reliance upon "impressive telekinetic feats" to advance your arguments is not going to help you in a debate because many characters have not been explored much in the context of "feats" in the mythos. When the terms such as "supremely powerful" are associated with a (Jedi/Sith) character then this implies that such a character is capable of doing wonders with the Force.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
His showing against the brothers, who themselves have very impressive feats makes it entirely possible. For that matter, his lightning exceeded Yoda's limit.
Sith with very impressive feats have served under Vitiate. If they were capable of taking him down, they would have done so; they couldn't. Therefore, Yoda doesn't have chance either. Vitiate is supremely strong in the dark side of the Force, and his proficiency in lightning greatly exceeds Yoda's limit.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Neither has done anything suggesting they are above Sidious' abilities.
Much of Vitiate's capabilities are shrouded in mystery but he does pack devastating powers. He can even one-shot HoT who is immensely strong like Luke. But much of Star Wars is scripted and Sidious also lost to inferior foes.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
What?
I assume that you know English...
Originally posted by Intrepid37
A theory which is really damn logically.
No!
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Being a mastermind isn't part of being a strong Sith?
It represents intelligence, right?
Originally posted by Intrepid37
All have been called some of the best swordsmen in the order. Agen Kolar, the first to get blitzed if I recall correctly, has outright been stated to be one of the ''greatest swordbeings in the history of the Order'' following his stomp of Quinlan Vos.
Exceptional swordsmen have served the Emperor as well. The Emperor's Wrath have kill record of Jedi and Sith exceeding 1000. Do the math.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Not really.
What makes you think otherwise?
Palpatine killed Master Windu's companions and battled the Jedi Master, who soon gained the upper hand. Just as Windu was ready to slay Palpatine, Anakin Skywalker intervened and cut off Windu's lightsaber hand. This gave Palpatine the opportunity to blast Windu with Force lightning, sending him out a window to his death. (SWTCE)
Originally posted by Intrepid37
What the hell has this to do with anything?
Sidious stalemating Yoda isn't such a big deal. Relatively inferior Dooku have outwitted same opponent twice.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
No? Dooku himself is one of the greatest Jedi in the 25,000 year history of the Order and an even greater Lord of the Sith, but being incredibly afraid of Sidious doesn't matter?
Sidious isn't the only one who was feared. Vitiate takes the crown in this department. In addition, Dooku being one of the greatest isn't such a big deal anymore; their are perhaps thousands of others who may fall in the same boat in the history of Jedi Order. Of-course, this is still a small number if the entire 25000 year history of the Jedi Order is considered but then lot of this history haven't been adequately explored till date. As far an "even greater Lord of the Sith" part is concerned, it no longer holds merit; Dooku is definitely in the "above average" category but no longer a heavyweight.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Doesn't matter. Sidious didn't fight Anakin, Dooku did. Watch the fight, Dooku was going to kill Anakin at one point had Anakin not reacted fast enough.
But why would he risk jeopardizing Palpatine's grand plan?
Dooku had talent, and could be a powerful placeholder. But this seemingly guiless pleasant-faced boy, this Forceful boy, was the one he would take as his apprentice, and use to execute the final stage of the Grand Plan. Let Obi-Wan instruct him in the ways of the Force, and let Skywalker grow embittered over the next decade as his mother aged in slavery, the galaxy deteriorated around him, and his fellow Jedi fell to inextricable conflicts. He was too young to be trained in the ways of the Sith, in any case, but he was the perfect age to bond with a father figure who would listen to all his troubles and coax him inexorably over to the dark side.
"As I told you on Naboo, Anakin," he said finally, "we will
continue to follow your career with great interest."
And assure that it culminates in the ruination of the Jedi
Order and the reascendancy of the Sith! (SW: Plagueis)
Originally posted by Intrepid37
With the aid of Magnaguards, yeah.
Still it shows that Anakin isn't invulnerable to Force powers. If Dooku found it difficult to overwhelm him then this doesn't suggests that actual Sith heavyweights are going to find Anakin difficult to subdue.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Outdated. The RotS novelization has it that Dookku goes for the kill from his own perspective and that ''Sidious would come up with a new plan quicker than a new apprentice.''
Outdated? SWLOE was released in 2005; 2 years after release of ROTS Novelization. Dooku's perception does not holds true. He didn't suspected that Sidious planned to replace him.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Concession accepted.
Huh? Vitiate have ruled over millions of Sith Lords; many among them stronger then Dooku. Vitiate packed such devastating power that he had purged whole rebellious Dark Councils; he have easily subdued Jedi Strike Teams; he have broken powerful opponents with his mental powers alone; he have forced many dangerous Sith spirits to submission; he have successfully run an Empire for over 1300 years; he have demonstrated Abeloth like capabilities. Dude, stop being so naïve.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Prove it happens faster than thought.
So it takes a while to unleash a Force power? Seriously, you lack in common sense as well. Force powers are unleashed instantly.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
Either way, faster than thought isn't really that good. Anakin's speed is far above that.
BS! Vitiate's speed/reflexes are likely to be extraordinary. The fact that Sith Lords could walk in to his throne room to meet him with their weapons clipped is testament to his unprecedented skill and power.
Besides, Mace, Yoda and Palpatine are faster then Anakin.
Originally posted by Intrepid37
But yours are?
Make more sense then yours.