Yes a disembodied voice as in a narrator. An OOU narration. Which is what I said.
Originally posted by Zenwolf
Ya..but if he's able to sustain a TK hold on 3 of them, crushing their throats shouldn't be all that difficult.
It would be while fighting the other one.
Perhaps the force user was resisting enough to prevent him from crushing their necks, or actively preventing it. Why doesn't Dooku crush Kenobi's neck in RotS?
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
The point is [b]all his energy is being expended to sustain the TK hold. [/B]
Right, he has enough energy to do that. Yet he can't single 1 of the Non-Force Users out to crush them? Only way I see no, is if Malgus never even got a chance to use The Force in such a manner.
But at any rate, this is why I find debating TOR to be rather wonky, as we're never gonna get any accurate representation of what actually went down in a fight.
Originally posted by Beniboybling
Yes, I was being sarcastic.
Not very well. Whats your point? You want to dismiss it because you think its artificial?
Originally posted by Zenwolf
Right, he has enough energy to do that. Yet he can't single 1 of the Non-Force Users out to crush them? Only way I see no, is if Malgus never even got a chance to use The Force in such a manner.But at any rate, this is why I find debating TOR to be rather wonky, as we're never gonna get any accurate representation of what actually went down in a fight.
Even if that were so, PIS isn't a thing exclusive to Swtor. Loads of people have used the force on people but failed to be decisive in doing so. It doesn't mean anything. Why didn't Maul, Ventress or Dooku break Kenobi's neck any of the times they've ragdolled him?
Originally posted by Nephthys
"The time has come. [Player Name] must face Malgus alone!"
Lmao
Originally posted by Nephthys
The same could be said about Revan. But no, is means he couldn't apply lethal force while dueling 4 opponents of this caliber.
This caliber = oneshot range. Right...
Originally posted by Nephthys
No need to get personal darling.
Originally posted by Nephthys
It didn't "require" anything, fool.
If you can't take it, don't start it phag.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Most of these had numerous circumstances behind making them credible threats, had prep or help and were fought far before the protags prime. The "hutt in a tank" for instance was in a prototype Isotope-5 droid, powered by an energy source so powerful it could turn the tides in a galactic war. As I said in the other thread, you also need to account for the large forces you need to fight through in these, which account for their difficulty and scale.
Your double standards are amazing, and so is how you wank SWTOR so much and yet have no idea what you are talking about.
Karagga was before RotHC, hence no Isotope-5. Besides the protags were capable to beat Isotope-5 tanks on Makeb alone.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Even if that were so, PIS isn't a think exclusive to Swtor. Loads of people have used the force on people but failed to be decisive in doing so. It doesn't mean anything. Why didn't Maul, Ventress or Dooku break Kenobi's neck any of the times they've ragdolled him?
I never said it was exclusive. I'm just saying is all.
Originally posted by NephthysMy point is that a narration only distances the event further from the in-universe reality, where mechanics like that don't exist. Its part of the gameplay experience, not actual continuity.
Not very well. Whats your point? You want to dismiss it because you think its artificial?
Originally posted by Beniboybling
My point is that a narration only distances the event further from the in-universe reality, where mechanics like that don't exist. Its part of the gameplay experience, not actual continuity.
Hardly. Its no different from the quest text in that it exists to explain whats occurring to the player. The text is clearly OOU, as obviously a disembodied voice isn't actually saying anything in the in-universe narrative, its speaking to the player directly and narrating the events of the fight.
Originally posted by Beniboybling
Another game mechanic, yeah.