Arcann vs. Darth Malgus

Originally posted by Nephthys
I guess you're about to get schooled by a retard. What's lower than a retarded I wonder. Quan? Because you're wrong, Valkorion can't use his power without the Outlander's permission. He's not giving you the choice because he wants to, as seen by the fact that he will take control of you to blast Arcann if you've given into him enough. But if you haven't he's up shit-creek. And no, being frozen in carbonite doesn't count as being conscious. It's a ****ing dream, moron. The Outlander can't prevent his actions if they're not conscious or if they're will is sufficiently lowered.

perceiving, apprehending, or noticing with a degree of controlled thought or observation

having knowledge of something; aware.

painfully aware of; sensitive to.

Which, put simply means, you're being really idiotic at the moment. You also don't go unconscious when you sleep, which is basically what you just tried to say.

The Outlander doesn't die when they get stabbed because they're the goddamn Outlander. Qui-Gon's a pussy.

Does anyone have a rebuttal for the idea that the Carbonite would or would not have lasting effects thus far into Chapter 8? Beating a weakened/hindered Outlander really isn't out of Malgus's abilities as a duelist.

Just wondering, though I personally don't think the Outlander would be hindered that far into the story.

Didn't Valkorion heal him from the physical effects of that, though? By Chapter 9 the Hutt implies the only affects of it that remains is mentally.

No, he doesn't. He just asks if he can examine you because he's curious what effects prolonged freezing would have mentally. He also says that you look physically worse than last time he saw you and you get to respond by pointing to the freezing.

And naw, Valkorion is implied to be keeping you alive during your captivity but afterwards the Outlander stumbles around and is visibly weakened. Valkorion never heals that. Or at least, it's never stated or implied.

@ carthage, it's only a few days between the Outlander being revived to the Arcann duel. That far into the story isn't very far in terms of time.