Starkiller vs. Vitiate (TK only battle)

Started by The Ellimist5 pages
Originally posted by The Merchant
I feel Nihilus shouldn't be scaled to the Ancients or Valkorion tbh. I used to champion that notion but it just doesn't work. If Ludo Kressh>Nihilus, why didn't he just TK that Sith warship that crashed on him? Even Vitiate doesn't whip out planet rendering energies whenever he wants, with Ziost he needed to cause death and chaos to build up enough energy to rend said planet. I could be wrong since I do prefer said Ancients>Nihilus, but N is a big outlier in everything.

Re: TK, a lot of context goes into these feats and Nihilus pulling his ships out on a nexus under indeterminate conditions and timeframe doesn't equate to everyone being able to do so whenever.

Re: planet killing, yeah I think Nihilus's planet-killing, in addition to being nebulous, may be a savant-ability that doesn't scale very well.

But I also don't buy that Nihilus <<< ancient sith. OOU: Avellone's vision about the ancients never materialized. IU: Traya was full of sh*t.

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Starkiller gets destroyed.

Nah.

Yeah.

Nope.

Originally posted by Naugrim
Tbh Vitiate was vastly weakened when he had to feed on Ziost's energies before draining the planet.

Still strong enough, to wipe the floor with the SOR strike team/Marr/satele/lana. Teleport across the galaxy.

Originally posted by LordOfTheLight
Nope.

Tulak hord was tking ships out of the sky, and he is Post Nathema Vitiate's inferior.

Cool.

Originally posted by Naugrim
Cool.

I know.

What's your point?

The Hord feat is nothing compared to SK's, tbh.

Originally posted by SunRazer
The Hord feat is nothing compared to SK's, tbh.

obviously. Just pointing out far far weaker sith lords, have done similar stuff.

Well, it's not "similar" if it doesn't compare. lol

Originally posted by Haschwalth
Tulak hord was tking ships out of the sky, and he is Post Nathema Vitiate's inferior.

What does it even mean to TK it down under undefined circumstances anyway?

I suppose it means overpowering the process that keeps it in the sky in the first place.

Originally posted by SunRazer
Well, it's not "similar" if it doesn't compare. lol

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Originally posted by Nephthys
I suppose it means overpowering the process that keeps it in the sky in the first place.

You have no idea what that even was, lol. It could've just been in orbit.

Originally posted by The Ellimist
You have no idea what that even was, lol. It could've just been in orbit.

And they would sit by and let themselves be dragged down.

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He could've manipulated the controls of the ship or simply shut off the engines.