And that is the reason why IMHO these Kaggath's have now become pointless. They've just degenerated and now it's this. "Xizor wins because he hides and buys everything. The end." But then thats just my opinion i guess!

Am i the only one thinking that these Kaggath's are slowly becoming a bit too unfair in a sense? Don't get me wrong, i love seeing how people's opinions turn out. But it's getting to the point where all i'm seeing is things such as: "Xizor was a crime lord and rich. He buys anything he wants! So he'll buy a fleet of Mon Cal cruisers bigger than any fleet in history then he'll crush so and so" Now i know nobody has kinda said that yet! But i wouldn't put it past some people. Surely there has to be a limit to what credits can do?

Granted, Xisor's fleet may have higher firepower. But im assuming his tactical skill isnt as good as Revan's. Revan did win a war afterall. History has proven time and time again that firepower and better equipment means nothing if you can use good tactical strategies. I reckon Revan would most definitely examine the possibilities and pick the best one for him. Maybe a trap of some sort or force Xizor into an area where his firepower could mean nothing...? Just a thought!

Well it kind of does change that. Armament comes under "blaster fire" and hyperdrive and speed are universal. Also autoblasters come under the rule as well. Otherwise this Kaggath would be a total whitewash with all the modern people decimating the older aged ones. Not a true test at all.

I'm sorry but if what Aurbere is saying is correct (which i have no doubt as he is very good at lore and such) then he should have noticed one of the terms of the Kaggath. "Technology level is universal (unless considered archaic or advanced at the time): blaster fire, armouring, lightsabers etc. are all the same regardless of period, all that matters is size, quantity and power." So from Aurbere's argument we can see that some of Revans fleet are archaic (Being around since Naga Sadow's time) and so their inferior tech does not matter. All that matters is the fact Revan has them at his disposal. Just wanted to clarify that. Not that anyone really cares but for me i go with Revan. (Not a fanboy!)

Well ok then! Guess I was wrong and I have no problems admitting that, unlike some people on the forum, but I'm just curious as the history diaries on the website said how the republic "could have stopped there" but went on to kill the sith which made them want revenge?

Everybody seems to forget that the Sith are actually the first victims. The sith started when the jedi started a civil war and defeated the jedi that began to think about the different side of the force (dark side). That repeats throughout Galactic History, even to the point the Jedi and Republic massacred millions of sith hoping to wipe them out. The Empire in SWTOR is the survivors that are simply looking for revenge.

Trying to be unbiased here, but everyone seems to be overestimating Greivous' army and Revans ability to command and fight. We are remembering revan fought against Star Forge droids easily? He also created the best HK...i think he can take on the other HK's. Grievous i think could wipe out G0-T0 easily. Greivous Vs Revan im not so sure however. Would be interesting!

The Great British Empire was the modern era version of the Sith Empire in my opinion! They had it all: shrewd diplomats and manipulators, tactical and somewhat ruthless generals, a massive fleet and obviously an imperialistic nature. Not trying to glorify it or anything!

A lot of people are forgetting that Darth Malgus was very strong in the force and a prime example of a Juggernaut. Don't think he can be assassinated so easily as you're all making out.

Some Jedi do use the force for offense. Mace Windu used force crush to crush one of General Grievous's lungs as he was running away. This left a permanent injury until his death.

This is me just asking a serious question on the topic of Revan and his "mastery" of the force. But wasn't he the one to come up with the force superweapon that is the Thought Bomb? Didn't Bane learn it from Revan's holocron?