Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
Yes, she had the ability to foresee the future, but how do you know that she knew more than she was letting on? Care to provide evidence?
I already provided that evidence with the video and lists of her prophecies. She knew about the fall of the Republic, the Sith Empire, the Mandalorians and Sidious - but she was being intentionally-cryptic.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
Valkorion is officially more powerful than Darth Nihilus:The Sith Emperor is the most powerful Force-user who has ever existed. Unless this implacable enemy can be defeated, the Jedi Order is doomed.
Taken from the Star Wars: The Old Republic: Encyclopedia
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The Sith Emperor has mastered the dark side's power to become the most dominating Force-user the galaxy has ever seen.
Taken from Star Wars: The Old Republic: Codex Entry titled "The Emperor's Fallen Jedi (Knight)."
Which is written by in-universe historians who didn't even know Darth Nihilus existed.
And Darth Nihilus's planet-level-durability, ability to TK entire fleets of warships and ability to kill all life on a planet in seconds, with no rituals or sacrifices is far beyond anything Valkorion is capable of.
Darth Nihilus is vastly more powerful than Valkorion on his best day.
Plus when Nihilus showed up and killed Valkorion and reduced Dromund Kaas to a lifeless world, the historians would quickly correct their mistake and re-list Darth Nihilus as the most powerful Sith Lord, before he killed them. 😆
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
- and Valkorion's ability to cheat death time and again is self-explanatory. Even if YOU (somehow) manage to destroy a Voice, YOU haven't eliminated him really. Depending upon YOUR method of bringing his Voice down (if the scale of death and destruction is vast), you will 'unwittingly' fuel his ability to continue to function as a formless intangible presence [1], and he WILL KILL YOU afterwards.[1] The Jedi Order and/or Sith Order attempted to get a fix on Valkorion's formless intangible presence and prevent him from devastating Ziost:
Taken from Star Wars: The Old Republic: Rise of the Emperor: Codex entry titled "The Emperor's Return?."
- but this didn't work out; failure.
Valkorion's immortality was really something - a powerful and effective safeguard that would enable him to cheat death from time-to-time.
Even if Darth Nihilus somehow pulls off a Katarr on Valkorion, the former isn't going to prevail and unwittingly fuel Valkorion's powers instead. Darth Nihilus is TOAST in this hypothetical confrontation one way or the other.
Darth Nihilus's Drain will devour the Force Energy of Valkorion's form - so his body AND Force-energy will die as well.
And even if he survived the Drain, which he wouldn't, Nihilus still shrugged off a super-weapon that ripped a planet into pieces and Valkorion's energy isn't shown to have even %1 of that power.
So Valkorion dies easily either way.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
See above.
See above.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
Darth Nihilus would be risking getting his fleet blasted to smithereens before he ever gets the chance to position it so close to heavily-guarded Dromund Kaas. The Dread Masters could pull this off on their own while not being there, and the Empire had plenty of space fleets to throw at its enemies regardless.
Kreia's already foresaw Nihilus annihilating the Sith Empire - meaning there is nothing the Sith could do one way or another - and Nihilus can always drain fighters/warships at a range of several hundred miles at least.
Accordingly, the Sith would be dead before they realized what they were actually dealing with.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
For the best results, tell her to block the flow of power Nihilus absorbs from the Ravager; this stuns him for a few seconds.Taken from the Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords: Prima Official Game Guide
REMOVE the Ravager from the equation, and Darth Nihilus is not only vulnerable but his supposedly infinite ability to consume a planet is SUSPECT as well.
I can tell you haven't played KotoR II in a long time - Nihilus doesn't need to draw power from the Ravager and doesn't need the Ravager for any of his abilities.
The part of the game you're reading from the Game Guide occurs after Nihilus has attempted to drain Meetra Surik (a Force Wound).
Before Nihilus tries to Drain Meetra Surik, Visas tells you that you have 0% chance of surviving - and if you fight Nihilus anyway - he kills you and your whole party easily.
You should do your research better.
The only thing that is SUSPECT is your knowledge of Jedi and Sith lore.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
Darth Nihilus's Force Drain powers are unlikely to affect structures and/or blast a planet into ruin:"You give others strength to act, but it is also possible to draw upon the strength of others to increase your own. It is similar to drawing upon the Force as Jedi do, but when it is touched by the power of the dark side... it is something else, something deadly. These Sith we face... they have learned how to do this. It is a technique that has been lost for some time, not seen in the days since the ancient Sith. They can use it to consume other Force Sensitives - and at the highest pinnacle of power, use it to consume anything that lives. They draw upon the connections in the Force, and devour it." - Darth Traya
Orbital bombardment on the other hand...
You haven't connected all of the known dots in this regard, and this is why your conclusion is misplaced.
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Nihilus can kill every living thing on a planet in seconds - he doesn't need to destroy structures or blast planets into ruin.
We've already seen that on Katarr.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
Valkorion's devastation of Ziost is officially, and rightfully, stated to be the most powerful expression of Dark Side energy ever.Whispered rumors have persisted of planets snuffed out through intricate Sith rituals or by way of deadly, arcane machines--such as the device Revan sought to employ on Yavin 4--but Ziost represents a clear display of the corrosive power of the dark side of the Force taken to its extreme.
Taken from the Star Wars: The Old Republic: Rise of the Sith Emperor: Codex Entry titled "Death of a World."
Sorry kid - Valkorion is Darth Nihilus's superior in virtually every aspect.
No offense intended, but you really sound mentally-challenged.
You're saying that Valkorion's need for intricate rituals and machines to destroy a world - is superior to Darth Nihilus, when Darth Nihilus can do the same thing with 0 rituals needed, 0 sacrifices, 0 machines and accomplish it literally in seconds?
Sorry kid, you might just be in Special-Education, and if true, you have my sympathies.
It is Darth Nihilus who is then literally Valkorion's superior in literally every aspect.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
Darth Traya's assertions are conflicting in the sense that she try to argue that Force Drain powers cannot be taught but acquired through instinct and/or exposure.""You give others strength to act, but it is also possible to draw upon the strength of others to increase your own. It is similar to drawing upon the Force as Jedi do, but when it is touched by the power of the dark side... it is something else, something deadly. It is a technique that is almost as old as the Sith themselves…it is a means of severing connections between life, the Force, and feeding upon the death it causes. It cannot be taught…it can only be gained through instinct, through experiencing its effects, first-hand." - Darth Traya
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"It is a technique that has been lost for some time, not seen in the days since the ancient Sith. They can use it to consume other Force Sensitives - and at the highest pinnacle of power, use it to consume anything that lives. They draw upon the connections in the Force, and devour it." - Darth Traya
But Force Drain powers clearly predate the likes of Darth Nihilus and Darth Traya by thousands of years. Something is amiss, or Darth Traya was reluctant to teach Meetra Surik because her cover would be blown?
Or you think everything is cut-and-dry in Star Wars?
What are you trying to say? Jesus Christ. 😆
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
They didn't ban me, but I was notified that I am fueling edit wars with my revelations there. Therefore, I decided to not waste my time.
I'm considering not wasting my time with you.
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
I rechecked your statement, and I find it utterly lame and in poor taste - your subjective opinion to say the least.Darth Traya SUSPECTED the existence of TRUE SITH but she didn't knew much about their LEADER or even MET the TRUE SITH in person. Provide evidence to the contrary otherwise.
Not only did Kreia not suspect - but actually knew the Sith Empire existed - and she also foresaw that Darth Nihilus would annihilate it as well.
Her direct knowledge of Valkorion makes little difference, because she knew Darth Nihilus was going to annihilate them all regardless of who their leader was.