Originally posted by cs_zoltan
She had to run away from Sion on Korriban, she was stompped by the 3 masters on Dantooine, and in the Dark Side path every master put up a fight against her.
Coincidentally after those things she achieves enlightenment and massacres an army of Sith in time for her Malachor feat.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
That's not contradicting my point. That's a seperate point all together. mmm
Not really.
She fled on Korriban because:
A) he could not die
B) She could not convince him to die.
She won on Malachor because:
A) he could not die
B) She could convince him to die.
Quite simple mmm
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
And Sion wasn't amped by the vastly greater nexus of Malachor? 😂
I doubt it. Surik never backs down without a fight. And plus, that's just one of many dialogue options. [/B]
He was, but the Exile is midgame and nowhere near her strength on Malachor V, I thought you "kek she's amped" theorists would remember that.
Did you even play the game, you moron? If she fights back she gets dark side points and kills them all.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Which part of my post said otherwise? mmm
Well, Zoltan suggested running from Sion was a bad thing. AP corrected him, explaining Sion couldn't die... then you posted a rather irrelevant sentence about Malachor being the same. I was merely explaining the difference between Malachor and Korriban.
Though if you'd care to say what your original post meant, that might clear this up mmm
Originally posted by AncientPower
Did you even play the game, you moron? If she fights back she gets dark side points and kills them all.
mmm
Kek.
Originally posted by Selenial
Well, Zoltan suggested running from Sion was a bad thing. AP corrected him, explaining Sion couldn't die... then you posted a rather irrelevant sentence about Malachor being the same. I was merely explaining the difference between Malachor and Korriban.Though if you'd care to say what your original post meant, that might clear this up mmm
Originally posted by AncientPower
She canonically doesn't kill them, Traya does, ergo she didn't fight back in canon. If she does she kills three powerful Jedi Masters single-handed. What are you even trying to prove?
Trying to prove? That's it's pretty damn likely that Surik tried to defend herself with a Force barrier then.
What, do you expect her to yell "no, don't!" and then just sit there and do nothing? 😂
Originally posted by AncientPower
She canonically doesn't kill them, Traya does, ergo she didn't fight back in canon. If she does she kills three powerful Jedi Masters single-handed. What are you even trying to prove?
He's showing that even the fight-back Dialogue has them freeze her.
Though, to be fair, iirc if you only kill one master (IE Kavarr) the other two turn on you on Dantooine and you kill them both. One could extrapolate from this that only the three masters in tandem could sever her, or that it's an indefensible technique mmm
Originally posted by AncientPower
Or that in canon it doesn't happen at all, sourcebooks.
Originally posted by AncientPower
Not to mention that dialogue and the cutscene clearly shows the Exile caught off guard and wasn't defending herself.
Originally posted by Zenwolf
Seems contradicting to the Guide, but w/e. I'm surprised the remote, GO-TO, HK and the Exile's party were able to survive such crushing gravity then.
Mind addressing this Sel? Since you and Beni like to have the Exile's party on Malachor to show how great Traya is. Yet if the gravity is so crushing, then why were they even able to survive it? So it seems the gravity isn't as crushing if people can just walk on it, or the Exile's party was never there OR the gravity on Malachor is standard.
Originally posted by Zenwolf
Mind addressing this Sel? Since you and Beni like to have the Exile's party on Malachor to show how great Traya is. Yet if the gravity is so crushing, then why were they even able to survive it? So it seems the gravity isn't as crushing, or the Exile's party was never there OR the gravity on Malachor is standard.
I mean, three different sources vs one? The gravity is crushing.
And the Exile's party being there doesn't really change much. The fact it's crushing still exists, they simply fought through it too. Difference is they didn't face the academy, since Traya wanted to capture them herself as bait. Not to mention the fact every fight they fought, they fought as four.
Do remember they're each powerful Jedi, essentially master level at this point, since they rebuilt the order.
Edit: also what guide mentions a normal gravity?