Swtor who is the first son

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This is the class quest. Kitru Were you interrupting his big casts? I'm pretty sure if you let the cast that brings the cave down on your head complete, it simply gibs you outright. I didn't have any problems at all when I fought him, but I'm an experienced Champion solo'er and he's just an elite.

Walls of Text? I was, but at the same time I was lagging I guess. Huge delays. Alikain Fear is a disease; hope is its only cure. Compromise is a virtue to be cultivated, not a weakness to be despised. Belief is not a matter of choice, but of conviction.

Maybe the devs could just get rid of this power altogether and make it more easyer. SoloThreat You could also use your intterupt ability, every class that I've played has one Which is the intended mechanic. Usif This was the first level 50 character I had so it was over two years ago since I beat him BUT, I seem to remember it's about when you time your interupts.

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I'll explain to you in simple terms how this works, because you seem to not be able to understand otherwise. Meetra Surik is a rival duelist to Count Dooku: never stated in any canonical source, or even implied. The flaw in your argument is your 3rd statement because it is merely on an opinion with not ultimate credibility behind it.

Meetra Surik is limited in canon by being far weaker then Revan and Darth Nyriss, and weaker then Darth Traya in power. If you look at her Malachor V feat in the perspective of lesser then Dooku, everything adds it appropriately and correctly.

Meetra's feat on Malachor V is not beyond the Count's abilities anyway DarthAnt66 Originally posted by ares Apparently not. He's trying to deem his own opinion canonical. Still love you though, Skillz. Nephthys Originally posted by DarthAnt66 If you look at her Malachor V feat in the perspective of lesser then Dooku, everything adds it appropriately and correctly.

DarthAnt66 Prima Guide states that Surik most likely went from room to room individually, meaning she only had to fight a few Sith at a time, then was able to rest. It's not like the Star Forge, Luke on Dantooine, or Cade on numerous encounters when all the Sith just keep on swarming in countless raids and hordes.

Something tells me you'd have a problem with that. Selenial gonna beat you up tbh. Nephthys Dooku might pull it off if he had better stamina. It's her most impressive feat for a reason. DarthAnt66 Meetra wasn't weakened like you suggest Wasn't this a part of the "why the Meetra in Revan is weaker" theory? Nephthys Originally posted by DarthAnt66 Meetra wasn't weakened like you suggest DarthAnt66 Skillz Nah, it's a direct quote.

DarthAnt66 That's the accepted theory. She lost her wound Nephthys Also Meetra can't draw off her entire companions roster because 3 of them are droids. DarthAnt66 Originally posted by Nephthys Also Meetra can't draw off her entire companions roster because 3 of them are droids.

I always agreed that she was weakened Was that ever a question? I dunno man, "entire" doesn't pretty absolute.

DarthAnt66 According to Marco, droids have midichlorians. So I win. I still win. DarthAnt66 Originally posted by Aurbere Over what? Meetra wasn't weakened Somewhat big different, tbh. And no, it still holds a lot of credibility if you balance it out with the soul hindering.