Originally posted by Beniboybling
I must admit I'm confused by the logic that this feat (though I am unaware of the specifics) places the Sith Emperor above Darth Sidious.Fact is, we have no basis for assuming Darth Sidious is incapable of this, any more than we have that he is. And to claim either with any level of validity, is to baselessly assume. It's therefore insufficient proof of the Sith Emperor's superiority.
Sorry.
Originally posted by The_Tempest
You're obviously angry, hence the unsupported claims and the loaded questions. Textbook defensive behavior.I didn't comment on Vitiate>Sidious either way. All I said was that Sidious has been equipped with the power of planetary destruction for 20 years. 👍
After I baited you with the Vitiate>Sidious post knowing you'd respond. 😆
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Profiled. You are on a role today.
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Originally posted by Beniboybling
Did you read/comprehend what I said?
Darth Sidious, even by drawing power from many individuals, could conjure a Force Storm (Wormhole) of a certain scale before he would loose control. He could not conjure a Force Storm (Wormhole) large enough to consume an entire world.
Vitiate's superiority in power is clearly demonstrated.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenDI did not watch the video, but I'm pretty sure Ziost as a planetary body remained in tact. Irrespective of that fact there was never an instance in which Sidious attempted that and failed to do so, nor an instance where it would serve his purposes.
Yes.Darth Sidious, even by drawing power from many individuals, could conjure a Force Storm (Wormhole) on a certain level before he would loose control. He could not conjure a Force Storm (Wormhole) large enough to consume an entire world.
Vitiate's superiority in power is clearly demonstrated.
On the other hand, according to Luke Skywalker:
It has the power to kill worlds.
So yeah, wrong on all accounts, try again.
Originally posted by Beniboybling
I did not watch the video, but I'm pretty sure Ziost as a planetary body remained in tact. Irrespective of that fact there was never an instance in which Sidious attempted that and failed to do so, nor an instance where it would serve his purposes.On the other hand, according to Luke Skywalker:
It has the power to kill worlds.
So yeah, wrong on all accounts, try again.
damn formatting
Dark Empire Sourcebook, pg 74.
Originally posted by Beniboybling
I did not watch the video, but I'm pretty sure Ziost as a planetary body remained in tact. Irrespective of that fact there was never an instance in which Sidious attempted that and failed to do so, nor an instance where it would serve his purposes.
And you are wrong. It is stated in a DE source that Darth Sidious had limitations in use of Force Storm (Wormhole) power because he would loose control at a certain level.
Originally posted by Beniboybling
On the other hand, according to Luke Skywalker:It has the power to kill worlds.
So yeah, wrong on all accounts, try again.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenDThat is what would happen if a Force storm consumed a planet. So even if that he couldn't means nothing, because the Sith Emperor couldn't achieve that level of power either.
Destroying a planet doesn't necessarily implies ripping it apart.And you are wrong. It is stated in a DE source that Darth Sidious had limitations in use of Force Storm (Wormhole) power because he would loose control at a certain level.
However, I would appreciate a quote on that.
Even if Luke Skywalker's opinion is taken at face value, it implies that the referred Force power can be produced on such a scale that it can consume an entire world. However, Darth Sidious never conjured a Force Storm (Wormhole) large enough to consume an entire planet, he did not had such potential.And neither did the Sith Emperor. Force draining a world =/= consuming/destroying it with a Force storm.
Your point is moot, which is what happens when you compare totally different powers.