Originally posted by FreshestSlice
The hell? Because the person making the emotion is either no longer there or no longer making the emotion.Which doesn't change the point. But it doesn't matter. One can make a logical inference, if you've ever heard of such a thing, by the descriptions of Dromund Kaas and Ziost. You don't, however, just assume they're the same to further your argument.
This might be the single most asinine and absent minded thing ever said here. Have you never, ever encountered a Dark Side force user in this entire mythos?
You don't even take the time to see how using the Dark Side works on the single most basic level, but you want me to go through the entirety of RotE and give you quotes about Vitiate not being at full power, despite this being the entire premise of it? I think I'll pass. Look it up yourself or go watch it on Youtube.
But why would that make the energy gained from said emotions temporary?
I'm pretty sure a comparison like that would favor Dromund Kaas which only supports my point.
OTHER people's dark emotions. Not their own.
So you're refusing to provide the quote you claimed existed? Concession accepted.
Originally posted by UCanShootMyNova
But why would that make the energy gained from said emotions temporary?
I'm pretty sure a comparison like that would favor Dromund Kaas which only supports my point.
OTHER people's dark emotions. Not their own.
So you're refusing to provide the quote you claimed existed? Concession accepted.
Originally posted by FreshestSlice
Because he wasn't gaining energy from their emotions, but their deaths(which you'd know if you actually played or watched the game).It doesn't because all of Dromund Kaas isn't some uniform nexus, but regardless, the reason Kaas is a strong nexus is because of Vitiate's rituals to begin with.
Which has nothing to do with anything. Regardless, Vitiate doesn't have any emotions.
This isn't a debate, so I don't have to endorse you being lazy. Not that it matters. Everyone else who's speaking with some authority here have seen or played RotE. Only you are in the dark.
Ok, then why would the energy he gained from their deaths be temporary?
Why would that mean Vitiate can't benefit from it? Sidious benefited from Byss despite his actions causing the nexus there.
If he gained energy from their deaths then you're right in that it's a moot point.
Considering you're debating that Valkorian is not superior to Vitiate which is a highly contested subject that most people don't agree on I don't think you can successfully apply an ad populum fallacy.
Originally posted by Deronn_soloActually, that's a pretty good point. Maybe he'll never be as powerful as he was before possessing that Voss Voice. Hopefully.
Yeah, swallowing an entire populace is bound to make one more powerful than ever, lmao.
Besides, more interesting chars (like Malgus and Revan) deserve more respect.
Originally posted by darthbane77
How is he a failure as a hero? He saved the Republic twice.
1 of those times from a threat he created. He endangered the Republic twice, not to mention attempted genocide on the Empire and inspired the RoT.
The events of Revan are almost comical in how ridiculously incompetent and stupid they make him look, honestly.
Originally posted by Nephthys
1 of those times from a threat he created. He endangered the Republic twice, not to mention attempted genocide on the Empire and inspired the RoT.The events of Revan are almost comical in how ridiculously incompetent and stupid they make him look, honestly.
Were it not for Revan, Vitiate would've steamrolled the Republic centuries earlier.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Vitiate only would have steamrolled the Republic because Revan weakened it so much between him and the Triumvirate.
So the Republic got steamrolled by Revan's hastily constructed Empire after failing to beat some mandolorians without Revan's help, and now they're expected to defeat Vitiate's Empire?
The Republic was weak before the Mando Wars, they were still rebuilding from the war against Kun and Ulic. The Republic wasn't at full strength again until almost just prior to the war with the Vitiate, and the Empire pretty much dominated them; only calling a truce because; wait for it.....Revan convinced him to. Pretty heroic to me.