Originally posted by darthbane77
members of the Dark Council were afraid of Scourge.
Tbh it was probably more for his title and standing with the Emperor than his power. They knew that harming/speaking out against the Wrath would seem like open rebellion against Vitiate, and ultimately certain death. This is also why they didn't want to kill Baras for claiming to be the Voice. If it turned out to be true, they'd all get killed.
2 Sith, 6 Imperials. He takes credit for killing all of them, though. And T7-O1 says "Sith = telling truth / freed us + secured hangar." And we only know for a fact that he Force Choked 1 of them without a gesture.
Originally posted by AncientPowerThat was as of RotHC.
Darth Marr is considered to be second to none in combative abilities within the Empire. We saw him appear to teleport to the Force imbued senses of Darth Lachriss, need I remind you.
Tol Braga was one of the original top 6 Jedi Masters, it was once:
Satele Shan, Tol Braga, Jaric Kaedan, Nomen Karr, Wyellett and Ven Zallow.
Zallow died in the Sacking of Coruscant, Wyellett was presumed dead over Hoth and Nomen Karr went infiltrating Sith space.
So they were replaced with Syo Bakarn, Orgus Din and Kiwiiks. Gnost-Dural was busy with Twi'lek p0rn or something.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenDIf it's a game mechanic, I'm not sure how well that'll go with everyone else. I like to think they're accurate portrayals of NPCs' powers, myself.
SWTOR Scourge doesn't have one in a cutscene but he has one and it is scripted. His TK sends Hero of Tython and his companion across the hall.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenDNo; it doesn't. It ends with Scourge on his knees and wounded.
The fight officially ends in a stalemate.
Originally posted by Geistalt
If it's a game mechanic, I'm not sure how well that'll go with everyone else. I like to think they're accurate portrayals of NPCs' powers, myself.
If an attack would come randomly, then that constitutes game mechanic. Correct me, if I am wrong.