Nyax MVP Force User confirmed?

....well, at least when amped as of New Jedi Order: Enemy Lines II: Rebels Stand

Power flowed through Nyax, such power as no being alive had ever felt. He could reach down into this world, reach through the false crust beneath him, through the natural stone crust beneath that, all the way to where stone turned to sluggish fluid and through to where superheated metals ran like river water. He could crack this world in two, could force the meaningless worker-things to convey him to another, and crack that one, too.

What do you think? Is it may as of his PoV?

lal.

I guess you think that it is of his PoV?

Sure, and Kenobi > Sidious.

NJO accolades worth as much as the crap I just flushed down the toilet.

Originally posted by cs_zoltan
Sure, and Kenobi > Sidious.

NJO accolades worth as much as the crap I just flushed down the toilet.

Originally posted by Ursumeles
I guess you think that it is of his PoV?

I actually would believe it, wouldn't it be for "ripping Courusant in two", lmao.

Kyp's quote was his perspective, tho. Nyax doesn't have a perspective... he just wishes to eat a Force nexus and kill those who stand in his way.

Originally posted by Ursumeles
no being alive

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Not all throughout history.

Originally posted by Ursumeles
So...stilll better than TOR's hype?

lmao

Originally posted by Deronn_solo
Obviously. Kyp had a quote similar that stated he was > Luke.

I mean, he did move the black hole with greater ease...

But Luke basically never goes all-out.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Not all throughout history.

"had ever felt" = throughout history. 👆

Originally posted by The Ellimist
lmao

"had ever felt" = throughout history. 👆

"No being alive had ever felt"

Originally posted by Ursumeles
It's tru, tho.

"No being [B]alive had ever felt" [/B]

Ah, you're right.

Well, he's still > Palpatine who, in turn, is > Valkorion, who is > all non-entities before him, IIRC.

Luke felt Sheev's power 🙂 🙂 🙂

Also, Luke was apparently tired from a long battle before moving the Dovin Basal(keep in mind, the book downplays Luke's stamina and overrates Luke's age a lot) so I'd assume he'd pull it with greater ease than Durron on neutral ground. Also this:

"Although he[Luke] is the most powerful Jedi in the galaxy after the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, the battles with the Yuuzhan Vong humble him."

-- Jedi Academy Training Manual

"If Jacen Solo, a very powerful Jedi, were transformed by what we taught him, and did all that he did, what might Luke Skywalker, the most famous, most powerful, and most experienced living Jedi, do if he were similarly affected?"

-- Fate of the Jedi: Outcast

Originally posted by The Ellimist
"had ever felt" = throughout history. 👆

Can you even read?

Pathetic.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
😂

Can you even read?

Pathetic.

Am i too assume by this response that you're losing in your debate against Ellimist?

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Am i too assume by this response that you're losing in your debate against Ellimist?

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Am i too assume by this response that you're losing in your debate against Ellimist?

You should actually read it.

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Am i too assume by this response that you're losing in your debate against Ellimist?

Pretty sure it has more to do with the fact Ellimist was ignoring the "such power as no being alive" part of the quote

That said, living beings do include Luke Skywalker

Which is the angle Wolf seems to be attacking from, and frankly much better thought out *shrugs*

That is, of course, assuming the quote is omniscient 3rd person or from Luke's perspective

Well, no, just Luke Skywalker thinking back on it given Abeloth is clearly still alive and kicking

Meaning the narrator lacks omniscience and the quote becomes garbage :hmm

EDIT - Right

Katarn would have also felt the power of the Valley of the Jedi

Unless you're going to assert Nyax can cause Supernova, when the quote itself limits him to some level far beneath even world razing?

Again, the quote is garbage

And that's once more from the 3rd person omniscient perspective