Originally posted by cs_zoltan
Anakin was cocky and on a dark side nexus, so was Bane.
Irrelevant given the vast disparities we're talking about here.
Originally posted by cs_zoltan
There were 1000 years between them vs Wyyrlok flat out said to be more powerful across the board than people with feats I meantioned.mmm
Evidence that the Tu'kata changed at all in those 1,000 years? Unless you're arguing that a medium can't have inconsistency in and of itself, in which case, KEKLEL.
Originally posted by Nephthys
While I get the point, it isn't really anything to do with form strengths and weaknesses. One guy did better than another against the same enemy. Djem So doesn't give you a +5 bonus against Tukata.
I know that, and the form advantages argument isn't necessarily restricted to or specifically applied against this example. I'm just saying its worth mentioning. That being said, usually something like this is too inconsistent to be used for cross-era referencing. You'd be assuming that every Tuk'ata is identical in strength, speed, size, durability, etc. Then there's differing portrayals between different authors, etc. As Temp has often said, Star Wars is a highly inconsistent mythology.
Chant it with me everyone: Feats don't matter! Feats don't matter! Des dies! Des dies!
This is a wonderful world!