Nah. The game is chronologically the first source but is of less relevance for clarification because of it's many contradictions. The comic could be argued to be equal but the novel as a descriptory source is more useful in that it leaves less room for human error then the novel which relies on visual interpretation.
No, the novel is specifically derived from the game, so the game is the primary and the novel is the secondary.
Refer here for more information: http://comicvine.gamespot.com/forums/gen-discussion-1/star-wars-debating-2016-1532491/
I'm not bending these accepted rules for your stupidity. Either accept the game as the primary, or there's no debate.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
No, the novel is specifically derived from the game, so the game is the primary and the novel is the secondary.Refer here for more information: http://comicvine.gamespot.com/forums/gen-discussion-1/star-wars-debating-2016-1532491/
I'm not bending these accepted rules for your stupidity. Either accept the game as the primary, or there's no debate.
The game is the primary source chronologically as I just noted but it doesn't have greater authority then the other versions and because of its many contradictions and the fact it's solely a visual medium it should have the least.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Which doesn't make it not a primary source. It means the novel and the comic have many contradictions.That's how primary, secondary, and tertiary sources work, lol.
And it doesn't make it a primary source either.
Between them? Sure, which is why you have to take one source above the others to clarify when there's a problem. For me that's the novel.
The sources themselves are all C canon. They don't have different levels of validity. The chronological order in which they were released doesn't matter.