Darth Krayt and Darth Caedus vs Tulak Hord, Aloysius Kallig, Karness Muur

Started by Petrus11 pages
Originally posted by ILS
When there's a basis for any of this, I'll get on-board. The only thing a storm requires more of is time. Pound for pound, there's no evidence Thanaton pours more energy into a storm than a burst. He would only put more energy into it in the sense that it takes longer to produce.

It takes longer to produce precisely because he pours more energy and power into the attack. If bursts were as powerful or deadly as a storm, why would Thanaton even bother pouring his energies into creating one, instead of simply attacking the single opponent in front of him with bursts?

And on that note, how is it that a technique is more powerful, advanced or useful because it takes longer to use? That seems incredibly counter-intuitive. [/B]

Since it's harder and more exhausting to create a Force Storm, it should logically be more efficient or powerful, otherwise no one would take the time to conjure one in the first place, unless that someone was pretty stupid.

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I don't who know Kallig is. But given that Muur is certifiably > Krayt. And I'm sure Tulak's hype is enough to beat the guy who has trouble with mando's... trio takes this easily.

The Trio takes this

Originally posted by Trocity
I'll take two of the greatest Sith Lords with established feats over the team that is primarily hype.

Revan > Malak > Exar Kun > Tulak Hord

Krayt's comparable to Revan

Caedus is almost comparable to Krayt

Krayt also eviscerated Abeloth by hand once

Originally posted by Geistalt
Revan > Malak > Exar Kun > Tulak Hord

Krayt's comparable to Revan

Waiting till ILS responds to Ellimist, I'm starting to have doubt's about Krayts placement. A Lot of things aren't adding up.

Originally posted by Geistalt
Revan > Malak > Exar Kun > Tulak Hord

Krayt's comparable to Revan

Caedus is almost comparable to Krayt

Krayt also eviscerated Abeloth by hand once

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Tulak Hord < Exar Kun

And the Abeloth duel is very ambiguous.