Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
How so?
Well we're assuming the no limits fallacy does not take place. Or at least some form of diminishing gains.
It was a way to explain how leveling up works in universe and in video games there's a level cap. It's entirely possible there's a cap in universe as well.
Originally posted by Col. Valerian
Actually, Kreia did say in KOTOR II that Meetra had been the greatest student she's ever had.
"Greatest" doesn't neccessarily mean most powerful. Kreia loved the exile because she was the death of the force, possibly being why she uses the term "greatest." Although i agree that they made meetra seem like crap in the novel.
That would be a good thread. Make it.
Also--Yeah. I think it's just best to ignore KOTOR II completely. The Revan novel completely changes the Exile, and not to offend anyone--but that was probably a good idea on Drew's part. KOTOR II was just insane. 3 Sith Lords, one that can't be defeated unless he wants to be, one that can kill all life on a planet by speaking, and another that can strip multiple Jedi Council members from the Force with a gesture, and they were all defeated by this Jedi that can apparently kill the Force itself. It's ridiculous, and stupid.
Ignoring KOTOR II is my boat now, if anyone wants to hop on...
i won't, considering meetra had every convenience possible against them. examples:
1. nihilus was weakened greatly when he tried to drain telos/exile due to exile being jhole in the force
2. exile only beat sion due to dun moch
3. Traya's drain wouldn't work, same as nihilus's, and she loved the exile, possibly making her not feel as determined to kill her, like luke vs vader