Originally posted by Nephthys
Lightsiders can do Force Storms. In fact, the Jedi Order knew how to do that shit at least a thousand years before Sidious. It's mentioned that they'd recently banned its use in The Jedi Path, which has written shortly after Bane's era.
I recall TCSWE mentioning multiple lightsiders could create them. And Luke was worried in the JAT that his students would accidentally set one off on Yavin 4.
Originally posted by The_Tempest
> Says Valkorion isn't called Sith
> Quotes a source that calls him Sith
In light of your newfound struggles with the English language, I'd like to be a good samaritan and help you out: Sith is the same word as Sith.This should help. I have faith in you, buddy!
con·text
ˈkäntekst/
noun
the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood and assessed.
So in this "context," hope you're still with me, calling Valkorion a "Sith Entity" describes his origin. Given that he is not only not a member of the Sith Order. Not a part of the Sith government. Not affiliated with the galaxy at a large, and completely rejected by his people, any other "context," there's that word again, would be "retarded."
To recap: Valkorion is called Sith by the codex; the game characters identify him as Sith; and we have precedent of characters who give two shits about Sith philosophy and are still called Sith regardless.
You think none of that matters because of feelings? Opinions? Preferences? I couldn't quite sift through the avalanche of impotent whining to determine exactly what, so maybe I should just ask if you have something to bring to the table that is a bit more official than your clumsy, errant interpretations?
My son, I couldn't care less if you prefer Valk to Sheev. Sure, it makes you a no good dirty heretic, but in His boundless grace, His Imperial Majesty gifts everyone with free will. You are free to make the wrong choice.But personally I'd rather you defend your bad choices with something more substantial than "no u" and tears of frustration. Which is pretty much all you've presented here.
Though again, major props for that LeGenD impression. 👆If the time comes that you have something worth my attention, you should let me know. 'Til then, allow me to leave you not simply with Hooked-On-Phonics, but also with a reminder of the path to Enlightenment and Absolution.
Just look at that face.
Originally posted by AncientPower
Jedi:1.Luke.
2.Yoda.
3.Revan Reborn.
4.Kyp Durron.
5.Anakin Skywalker.
6.Hero of Tython.
7.Barsen'thor III.
8.Starkiller.
9.Shaak Ti.
10.Meetra Surik.Sith:
1.Valkorion.
2.Sidious.
3.Exar Kun.
4.Darth Caedus.
5.Revan the Resurrected.
6.Krayt Reborn.
7.Plagueis.
8.Malgus.
9.Nox.
10.Vader.Overall:
1.Valkorion.
2.Sidious.
3.Luke.
4.Yoda.
5.Exar Kun.
6.Darth Caedus.
7.Revan Reborn.
8.Krayt Reborn.
9.Kyp Durron.
10.Darth Plagueis.
Pretty major disagreements here. Like Nox > Vader (among others), Exar Kun at #3 Sith, and Shaak Ti being top 10.
Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZJed'aii
1. Grandmaster Luke Skywalker
2. Grandmaster Yoda
3. Revan Reborn
4. Jacen Solo
5. Mace Windu (🙂 🙂 🙂)
6. Anakin Skywalker
7. The Hero of Tython
8. Barsen'thor
9. Kyp Durron (🙂 🙂 🙂)
10. Cade SkywalkerTriple smilies are ones that have generally controversial placements.
I think it's pretty fair that you have Windu in the Top 5, and Anakin Skywalker right behind him.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Lightsiders can do Force Storms. In fact, the Jedi Order knew how to do that shit at least a thousand years before Sidious. It's mentioned that they'd recently banned its use in The Jedi Path, which has written shortly after Bane's era.
Nah. My quote wasn't meant to be taken as he can't do Force Storms. It was a snide remark at the likes of Ant and Skillz who say Sidious > Luke because the latter hasn't reached the amount of destruction Sidious has had with his Force power. My counter argument have always been Luke would never do anything on a large scale like that, because he is a Lightsider and world-scale destruction isn't exactly within his morals.
That, and Luke has said in Jedi Search that he wanted to set up the Jedi Praxeum on a secluded planet - because he feared his trainess could unleash one and wreak havoc on a populated area:
"I've spoken with Streen and Gantoris, and it's clear to me that Coruscant is not appropriate. Streen doesn't like to be around people, and he's not going to be very comfortable anywhere in Imperial City. All of Coruscant is covered with metropolis, buildings on top of buildings.
"And--” He hesitated, but this was a private conversation with Leia; he could not hide any of his worries from her. "There is some danger about what we might do. Who am I to be teaching all these Jedi potentials? I have no way of knowing what might trigger a disaster like one of the Emperor's Force storms.
--Excerpt from Jedi Search
Originally posted by Q99
On Tython, anyone too strong in one side could set off a storm.And of course, Nomi channeling the power of the order accidental set off a global firestorm on Yavin 4.
That was more a side effect of the Wall of Light's destructive properties thana nything else. Obviously the light side energies of the entire Order would be tremendous.