Originally posted by Beniboybling
To the physical ship yes, not the concept of the ship. The actual place where it was buried, not the memories it was hidden from. Try to understand that when the source describes Palpatine burying the ship at the edge of the Imperial City, it is literally referring to the place in which a space had been dug out, and it was put into - the physical act of burying the ship. 😬
I no think so. :>
Originally posted by NephthysSry; forgot about him.
In the Smuggler campaign theres a mentally-damaged force user named Trick who can cloak entire fleets. He's worth a mention imo.
Force Camouflage / Force Cloak (Revised):
1. Trick
2. Dark Apprentice
3. Darth Traya
4. Lomi Plo
5. Jin-Lo Rayce
6. Maris Brood
7. Darth Vader
After the fact, yeah. And only the Coruscant populace, not necessarily his dark sider underlings — I presume he was demonstrating his powers to them. If so, again, actually bringing the ship down would be an ample demonstration of power to his underlings. Removing a select memory? Not so much. How would said underlings be able to assess that?
Theres no mention of any underlings. You shouldn't presume without anything to back it, it looks awfully similar to making stuff up. IIRC it is stated that he made everyone involved forget about the event though, so whether or not its stupid he is basically just demonstrating it to himself. Or maybe the demonstration is that he can bury a SSD in plain view and have no-one remember it.
Its also directly stated that imperial engineers were involved with burying it and the thing was equipped with a ****ing grav-lift.
but no clearly he used tk to bury the thing that can float and even if it couldnt it can fly cuz its a spaceship
In any case you should edit your respect thread. The quote in no way references TK. It's absolutely open-ended. You currently have it incorrectly labelled.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Theres no mention of any underlings. You shouldn't presume without anything to back it, it looks awfully similar to making stuff up. IIRC it is stated that he made everyone involved forget about the event though, so whether or not its stupid he is basically just demonstrating it to himself. Or maybe the demonstration is that he can bury a SSD in plain view and have no-one remember it.
It's stated he fogged the minds of Coruscant's populace, which does not necessarily include some of his underlings. Nowhere is it said that he fogged anybody else's mind.
And no, I'm not presuming on account of nothing. The Emperor has demonstrated the extent of his powers to underlings more than once in the past, so there's precedent.
On the other hand, you think the Emperor would just bury the SSD for the lols to remind himself of how powerful he was so he could stroke his own dick. That's devoid of precedent and makes no sense when he's fully secure in his own power now. lol
Its also directly stated that imperial engineers were involved with burying it and the thing was equipped with a ****ing grav-lift.but no clearly he used tk to bury the thing that can float and even if it couldnt it can fly cuz its a spaceship
In any case you should edit your respect thread. The quote in no way references TK. It's absolutely open-ended. You currently have it incorrectly labelled.
There's already been numerous discussions on the sources involved here and which take precedence and what not. I'm not eager to have a repeat debate.
Those sources have already been addressed Neph, I should know given I raised them. 😱
First of all the purpose of the "grav-lift" was to support the ship once buried not to levitate it onto the surface - which in fact, repulsor lifts are known to be capable of doing:
That source only proves that, being wrapped in girders, the Lusankya would be unable to employ its engines.
And the New Essential Guide to Characters is a fallible source by your own omission:
Originally posted by NephthysDiscussion's over Nephy-poo. 👆
Ziggy proved it wasn't an objective source, it was written by a fallible scholar.This discussion is over.