You face a dozens Dark Jedi with getting sprayed at by Sith Troopers in a small, compressed area which is just a walk way. Revan would be facing as many Dark Jedi that can fit in the walkway as possible (a dozen), and once he clears that, the next wave will come, and the following. My claim is correct.
Originally posted by carthage
I agree, but even as featless as he is. He has just about as much going on for him as most of the Jedi council.
"featless"
*motions to the corpse of Darth Malak one of the strongest swordsman of his time
"featless"
*motions to bloodied corpse of Calo Nord
"featless"
*motions to the Force Storm he was able to conjure up against the imperial strike team
"featless"
*motions to the dead corpse of Mandalore the Ultimate and Yusanis
yeah, 'featless'....
Meteors are n-canon even when dealing with the previous canon system
The assorted performances of B team > Revan's N cannon feats and tons of vague and poorly elaborated accolades barring whatever he did in the Crapshyn novel
Prove that that was a sabers only feateven if it wasn't It would still be impressive, considering not many Jedi can duel another jedi and simultaneously deflect blaster fire.
Revan stomps while riding Malak's shoulders
The Dark Jedi that Revan fought onboard the Star Forge were by no means special, but I wouldn't call them weak either. They were stronger than your average Jedi during the Mandalorian Wars era, and their powers are amplified by the Star Forge's nexus of Dark Side Energy.
That being said, while Revan did kill dozens of Dark Jedi during his trek of the Star Forge, there is absolutely no evidence to support him fighting dozens at a time. Your quote is meaningless, we know there are "many" warriors that opposed Revan on the Star Forge. It does not mean what you are implying.
Not only that, but on a "thin lit walkway" the Dark Jedi do not have the normal advantages posed by a large group of Force Sensitives. At maximum, one or two of these warriors could stand side-by-side on the walkway, they couldn't flank Revan nor apply effective teamwork.
Don't get me wrong--It's a very impressive feat, something that only a higher caliber swordsman could accomplish, but it's not something outside of General Grievous's capabilities, much less outside of the capabilities of *three* Jedi Swordsmiths of that caliber.
For the sake of comparison, I'd redirect you to the Legacy comics. Shado Vao and Antares Draco took on a couple dozen Sith during their expedition to Korriban. There were two of them, but they were also surrounded, flanked, and the numbers were arguably greater than what Revan faced at any single time on the SF.
It's a nice try, but Revan can't take three high-end master level opponents at the same time. Hell, Anakin and Dooku probably wouldn't be able to either without favoring circumstances on their side.
The Dark Jedi that Revan fought onboard the Star Forge were by no means special
there is absolutely no evidence to support him fighting dozens at a time.
Not only that, but on a "thin lit walkway" the Dark Jedi do not have the normal advantages posed by a large group of Force Sensitives. At maximum, one or two of these warriors could stand side-by-side on the walkway, they couldn't flank Revan nor apply effective teamwork.
There is enough room for at least 5 Dark Jedi in front of Revan, not even counting the sides and Revan's behind. He could be facing max around 14 Sith at once, which matches what I said above ^
Don't get me wrong--It's a very impressive feat, something that only a higher caliber swordsman could accomplish, but it's not something outside of General Grievous's capabilities, much less outside of the capabilities of *three* Jedi Swordsmiths of that caliber.
For the sake of comparison, I'd redirect you to the Legacy comics. Shado Vao and Antares Draco took on a couple dozen Sith during their expedition to Korriban. There were two of them, but they were also surrounded, flanked, and the numbers were arguably greater than what Revan faced at any single time on the SF.
Hell, Anakin and Dooku probably wouldn't be able to either without favoring circumstances on their side.
1.) A large number doesn't equate to a dozen in any book, especially when across the entire Star Forge he fought "dozens" rather than "hundreds" of Dark Jedi.
2.) Conceded, though I doubt more than three would squish together on that walkway without anyone falling off, while simultaneously trying to fight Revan. XD
3.) Since when is Grievous is incapable of defeating Koth? The good General has posed an equal match for both Obi-Wan and Mace Windu.
4.) I believe the comic was in "Extremes", when Shado and Draco enter Korriban disguised as Sith but are caught.
5.) Anakin didn't handle one Obi-Wan so well. How is he going to handle three Jedi of that caliber at the same time?
Originally posted by NewGuy01
1.) He wasn't, by any definition losing that fight.
So Koth successfully fighting Grievous off with a wounded arm, then TKing him against the wall disarming him, is not Grievous losing the one on one fight?
He was only able to capture Koth with the aid of multiple guards.
Originally posted by NewGuy01
2.) He's fought evenly with Kenobi in almost every single battle they've been in, and his performance against Mace is a good indicator of his skill.
I think you need to re-watch all TCW fights involving General Grievous.
There's only 1 instance when Kenobi retreated from Grievous, and all that was, was a saber lock then a kick from Grievous, then Grievous advancing with his superior forces.
Every other time Grievous has fought Kenobi he's run for his life. And Kenobi never had help. Not once. One time Kenobi beat down Grievous plus 2 Magnaguards. But Kenobi never once needed help beating down Grievous.
1.) A large number doesn't equate to a dozen in any book, especially when across the entire Star Forge he fought "dozens" rather than "hundreds" of Dark Jedi.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/large+number regonizes "that is above the average in size or magnitude." All other statstics on the Star Forge state "dozens", which would therefore be the average magnitude, which means "a large number" would therefore need to be greater then at least 24 warriors.
3.) Since when is Grievous is incapable of defeating Koth? The good General has posed an equal match for both Obi-Wan and Mace Windu.
4.) I believe the comic was in "Extremes", when Shado and Draco enter Korriban disguised as Sith but are caught.
5.) Anakin didn't handle one Obi-Wan so well. How is he going to handle three Jedi of that caliber at the same time?
2.) Conceded, though I doubt more than three would squish together on that walkway without anyone falling off, while simultaneously trying to fight Revan. XD