Honestly, yeah. I mean, Nyriss is impressive only because she could disintegrate some Force users on a nexus with a charged attack. I think it's fair to say that Galen is above that.
Also unless if you think Vitiate >>>>>>> Sidious, powerscaling seems to make that clear.
Note: Revan didn't just flick his finger and kill Nyriss; he redirected a very powered up attack she made herself. It's impressive but calling it a one-shot is kind of unreasonable.
Honestly, yeah. I mean, Nyriss is impressive only because she could disintegrate some Force users on a nexus with a charged attack. I think it's fair to say that Galen is above that.
Originally posted by The Ellimist
Note: Revan didn't just flick his finger and kill Nyriss; he redirected a very powered up attack she made herself. It's impressive but calling it a one-shot is kind of unreasonable.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Eh, not necessarily. The way I see it, Darth Nyriss was channeling her energies for *twenty seconds*. Said energy was potent enough to disintegrate her or Scourge/Surik combined. Revan was capable of shitting out more energy than that in under a second, suggesting he could easily disintegrate her with his own power as well. I wrote a blog about it here: http://comicvine.gamespot.com/profile/darthant66/blog/revans-raw-power-overview/97193/.
I'm not sure if blocking an attack is analogous to being able to produce it yourself. By that logic, Revan > nexus Vitiate, since he knocked his bolts back at him.
That's not a comparable example either. Starkiller barely contained Palpatine's Lightning - Revan bent Nyriss' back at her and destroyed her with it.
For the latter case, Revan's lightsaber got completely ignored at that point and it seems to be bad writing. That being said, he probably knew that it wouldn't work against Vitiate's charged-up Storm, so he decided to go for Force Absorption and suffer fourth-degree burns.