Originally posted by ares834
Did you read the novel? Because Revan was clearly a grey Jedi in that.
Originally posted by ares834
Uh , yes he was.... As stupid as it is, he used both sides of the force.
The book makes it seem like Revan is the epitome of a grey entity, Revan himself states that he perceives the light side and dark side being one and the same with both flowing through him.
That and he channels the dark side for his force lightning, then states he is channeling the light side in order to heal himself. Finally he states that he channels both light and dark simultaneously to produce the force explosion that knocked the emperor back.
Pretty sure he is grey...
And that's cool and all, but also very impossible. To use the Light Side of the Force, you have to be calm and collected. To use the Dark Side of the Force, you have to corrupt and imbalance it. To use the Dark Side is to subvert the Force and use the Light is to allow it to will itself through you. It's simply impossible to do both at the same time. Either way, morally, he can't want to be both Light and Dark either; his opinion on the matter is irrelevant.
Originally posted by FreshestSlice
BioWare aside, only Mortis shows a similar thinking, and Revan isn't a One, so he wouldn't be able to think, act, or use the Force as they do. For just about any Jedi, the Force doesn't work that way.
It's safe to say that the Ones are more knowledgeable about the force than any other organization, so I hold their Yin Yang view higher than Jedi and Sith dogmas.
Originally posted by realslimshady25
Freshest you do realize that no one likes TOR
Originally posted by Emperordmb
Well obviously the Jedi and Sith would be biased towards their respective alignments and believe it to be the force in its "natural state"It's safe to say that the Ones are more knowledgeable about the force than any other organization, so I hold their Yin Yang view higher than Jedi and Sith dogmas.