Originally posted by SunRazer
He said at least Dooku's level, which means potentially above that.Neither Kun nor Qel-Droma have anything on contending with Yoda or contending with Obi-Wan and Anakin together. They're close, but not equal, let alone superior.
Originally posted by UCanShootMyNova
He overpowered him in the Force. Your Force power is directly related to your ability to augment yourself. Your augmentation is a large part of your ability as a lightsaber combatant. See what I'm getting at?
Kun didn't overpower him by virtue of being more powerful - he won because Luke didn't know how to defend against his esoteric attacks, and also because he exploited Kyp's potential (or so it seems).
Your Force power is directly related to your ability to augment yourself, but your ability to augment yourself, like all Force powers, requires mastery in of itself. Granted, I expect both Kun and Qel-Droma to have mastered it.
Do you use reverse scaling from people's Force augmentation to determine how powerful they are?
I'd need to look into that myself. Haven't gotten around to reading I, Jedi yet.
Where it can clear up an uncertainty. Of course there are times when an individual is simply better or worse at augmentation then they might be in other areas of the Force which is where it gets muddled. But for the most part augmentation can be assumed to scale with the rest of a user's Force abilities.
All of which is irrelevant given we have two entirely separate sources making it clear that spirit!Kun was far more powerful than Durron was, furthermore spirit!Kun was never even close to full power throughout the series either.bSo even if you go with the Kyp's potential argument, that only makes Kun's complete superiority over him even more impressive.
Originally posted by AncientPower
All of which is irrelevant given we have two entirely separate sources making it clear that spirit!Kun was far more powerful than Durron was, furthermore spirit!Kun was never even close to full power throughout the series either.bSo even if you go with the Kyp's potential argument, that only makes Kun's complete superiority over him even more impressive.
Kyp's efforts being feeble wasn't in a moment where his potential was unlocked, lol.
Originally posted by SunRazer
Kyp's efforts being feeble wasn't in a moment where his potential was unlocked, lol.
Yet that's the only relevant point where Kyp's potential might have come into play, rendering any massively debunked argument against Kun's power in JA completely moot. As I've done so many times that it has become utterly egregious to even continue arguing a point that I've won on countless times.