How the hell...

How the literal hell did Revan or Exar Kun's Sith Empire not find Vitiate's Empire?

Korriban is literally only two ****ing systems away from the capital Dromund Kaas.

And I'm going to assume other worlds under Vitiate's Empire is nearby as well.

Then we got ****ing Malachor, which is in the same sector as Nathema.

Seems like terrible writing on BioWare's past to put Vitiate's Empire literally within Revan's.

I guess space discovery is harder than we think?

What do you mean harder than we think? It's depicted as ****ing impossible in the Star Wars lore as it is, and no one wants to explore those regions for a reason.

Doesn't change the fact Vitiate's Empire was literally inside Revan's.

Like shit, how small was that empire back then? TOR:R acted like it was massive.

How the **** did the Jedi lose Tython right in the middle of the Core Regions? Maybe because space is large and without safe hyperlanes and time to explore you'll likely become space debris.

Shitty writing in SWTOR? Say it ain't so!

Originally posted by FreshestSlice
How the **** did the Jedi lose Tython right in the middle of the Core Regions? Maybe because space is large and without safe hyperlanes and time to explore you'll likely become space debris.

Originally posted by FreshestSlice
How the **** did the Jedi lose Tython right in the middle of the Core Regions? Maybe because space is large and without safe hyperlanes and time to explore you'll likely become space debris.

Tython is in the deep core and apparently the sheer volume of of stars make it near impossible to explore.

Honestly, it's Bioware, the bad part. What do you expect?

Originally posted by FreshestSlice
How the **** did the Jedi lose Tython right in the middle of the Core Regions? Maybe because space is large and without safe hyperlanes and time to explore you'll likely become space debris.

The core regions are portrayed as having shifting hyperlanes, and new routes must be charted fairly regularly.

Out there, in Sith Space...? The only explanation is those routes were never charted or there was something done to block them.

Still, yea, not good planning on their part.

Originally posted by Q99
The core regions are portrayed as having shifting hyperlanes, and new routes must be charted fairly regularly.

Is..isn't that an actual quote from one of the Kotor games? like from the loading screens? lol

@ares and Q99: Yeah, sure. That really only stresses the point instead of debunking it. It may be more dangerous in the core, but the same general rules apply. Don't go where you don't know. Even more so, the Jedi themselves LOST Tython and then meditated to find it. It's not exactly impossible to explore if you know what to look for.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Still would have been better if Kaas was placed in the Unknown Regions instead.

Originally posted by Selenial
What do you mean harder than we think? It's depicted as ****ing impossible in the Star Wars lore as it is, and no one wants to explore those regions for a reason.

Originally posted by FreshestSlice
Sith space is in the Unknown Regions. The fact that Revan struck roots there doesn't change that it's largely unexplored.

Really, it should be out further on the Outer Rim, maybe one of the satellite galaxies- like the one the Rebels were at at the end of ESB.

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Is..isn't that an actual quote from one of the Kotor games? like from the loading screens? lol

I wouldn't know, I never played KotoR.

Originally posted by Q99
I wouldn't know, I never played KotoR.

Blasphemy! The only reason I'm not leading a mob is cuz i like you and your logic!

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Is..isn't that an actual quote from one of the Kotor games? like from the loading screens? lol

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Blasphemy! The only reason I'm not leading a mob is cuz i like you and your logic!

I did read both the comics and plot summaries of the games, though 🙂

I'm just not much into RPGs nowadays (devoured 'em when I was younger, but guess I got full at some point).

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
No, it's in the Outer Rim Territories, which is literally on the opposite side of the galaxy than the Unknown Regions. 😬

So another fail by Bioware.

Edit: Or I guess in this case it might be the atlas.