Originally posted by AncientPower
You mean you're trying to fall back onto irrelevant accolades long since replaced by Force and Destiny, Temp?
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Originally posted by The_Tempest
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Second, Force & Destiny didn't replace anything lmao.
And if that's the case, then your entire argument is stillborn since F&D also says the feats of ancient Jedi and Sith can't be taken at face value since they may very well be exaggerated and hyperbolic.
You're not ready to take me on. I've got you boxed in. Concede and take your place at my feet.
It is when the only ones relevant to both of the characters in question actually refrain from dictating to either side. It went from definitive to debatable in a very quick space of time. Even Darth Plagueis, besides a publishing blurb, fails to state definitively in the narrative whether he is or isn't the most powerful.
But that's only another facet of the argument I can make here.
It is telling that Vitiate completely absorbed and weilds the power of the largest dark side nexus the galaxy would ever see, as in larger than Sidious' 'chaotic nexus' of dark side energy.
You aren't particularly memorable lol. Now make your case, servant.
Originally posted by AncientPower
But that's only another facet of the argument I can make here.It is telling that Vitiate completely absorbed and weilds the power of the largest dark side nexus the galaxy would ever see, as in larger than Sidious' 'chaotic nexus' of dark side energy.
Nathema is a planet. Sidious is a person.
Spoiler:
A planet is larger than a person.
Lord Vitiate orchestrated the sorcery and the planet Mediraas was consumed by the largest dark side nexus the galaxy would ever see. When the ritual ended, Lord Vitiate emerged as the only survivor. The pain, energy, and suffering of every living entity on the planet fueled his power and would prolong his life for centuries.
- Star Wars The Old Republic: Encyclopedia
Lord Vitiate takes command of the Sith Empire, now in shambles following the Great Hyperspace War. He executes the Sith Council and consumes the life force of thousands of Sith Lords in a terrifying ritual that extends his life and vastly increases his capacity as a practitioner of the Force.
- Star Wars The Old Republic: Encyclopedia
Then he does the same thing all over again 1,300 years later at Ziost, but this time he doesn't need a ritual or any aid, or even physical form to perform it. He also drains power from the nearby star and causes power fluctuations in a space station from massive distances.
My prayers go unanswered. 😬
Originally posted by AncientPower
Then he does the same thing all over again 1,300 years later at Ziost, but this time he doesn't need a ritual or any aid, or even physical form to perform it. He also drains power from the nearby star and causes power fluctuations in a space station from massive distances.
First, how does this address any of my objections?
Second, Nathema is established as the largest Force nexus, not the most potent lol. (As I said.)
Third, the SWTORE repeatedly mentions that Nathema only prolonged Vitiate's life, it didn't actually grant him immortality.
Fourth, the SWTOR website never says Vitiate destroys Ziost without ritual or aid. It says "rumors" persist of similar catastrophes, but that Ziost represents a "clear display" of such power.
