Originally posted by Beniboybling
Good. You would do well to remember that.
Same in your case.
Originally posted by Beniboybling
I take note that in order to perform this feat he required an extensive ritual in which 8,000 Sith Lords partook him and was done over the course of 10 days. The most complex ritual ever performed. It is quite obvious that the act of consuming a planet is a difficult and dangerous process, and not to be undertaken without sufficient preparation.
But this event occurred much earlier in Vitiate's story. He had significantly grown in power since then.
Originally posted by Beniboybling
Incorrect. Otherwise the Emperor would have been incapacitated by these events alone. His "death" was the final and heaviest blow:"The unexpected blow was a shock. The Emperor's consciousness was wrenched from his Voice. He know slumbers, gathering strength."
And he required external sources to restore his power and mobility, unlike Palpatine. This is the holistic interpretation, its a matter of agency.
That is Hand's interpretation and only a part of the holistic setback that Vitiate suffered.
This happened first:
You've learned that the Emperor is on Dromund Kaas, temporarily weakened by your efforts thwarting his plan for galactic annihilation. Striking at him now is your best chance to defeat him once and for all.
Taken from Star Wars: The Old Republic: Game
Originally posted by Beniboybling
Answer the following question:Irrespective of the fact that the energy siphoned from those drained can be channeled into the act of further draining, does it require twice as much energy - again irrespective of where that energy may be derived - to consume two individuals in comparison to one?
Answer in few words, and without unnecessary fluff or evasion.
What are you trying to assert?
Energy siphoned from the subjects goes into slowing down the decay process of the body and fueling the power of the wielder.