Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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P.S. Look at me, I fight for the light, I help everyone, but I couldn't resist Bastila's charm. But that doesn't mean the Jedi Council will behead me for it...
Listen, Alex (do you mind if I call you that?), all this is certainly interesting regarding the limitations of the Jedi and the versatility of the Sith, but you still haven't answered about mercy and compassion. I'm not very interested in the fact of why they don't exist; for me, the very fact of their absence is important, and this cannot be justified by anything.
You say that the Jedi do what they are told, okay, but let's say a teacher asked his student to do something, and if he fails, he will die; they constantly kill each other. You said that this is not exactly a custom, but considering their ideology (the Sith in the tomb from KOTOR 1), which considers "everything for me!" as the primary principle, I don't see the point in having students, given the deadly risk.
P.S. look at me, I fight for the light, I help everyone, but, for example, I couldn't resist Bastila's charm :D, but this doesn't mean that the Jedi Council will chop off my head for it...
Here is an example for you.
No, I am 100% sure that they will not expel me. If they accept those who were on the Dark Side, what about a Jedi who is just in love?
After the Mandalorian Wars, only one Jedi returned from the order – the main character of the game – he was exiled and stripped of everything.
Why immediately with the Mandalorian Wars?:).
Here are some examples from the game:
Juhani, one of the Sith Academy members (I don't remember his name)...
Why... there are definitely moments of mercy among the Sith... KOTOR 2, again, is undeniable proof... Darth Nihilus... spared the last representative of the Mirialan species, whose planet he destroyed...
Why - the Sith may be evil, but they are not beasts... they will understand...
That's an interesting point. When destroying a planet with billions of inhabitants, he spared only ONE. That's the height of mercy. I haven't played Kotor 2, but if you say there are interesting conversations with companions, then I recognize the hand of a master:)
-"If you order your old and faithful servant to carry out a task and he fails, will you spare him?" - Uthar Wynn
-Yes - The protagonist of Kotor 1
-And in doing so, you will show your weakness! Go, you don't understand the Sith Code!"
And also, about love:
-"Is it true that love is the worst thing?" - Uthar
-Yes - The protagonist of Kotor 1
-That is not true! Mercy is worse than love (it implies that love is slightly better than mercy).
In my opinion, the Sith don't recognize love, but passion, and these are not the same thing. Love can prevent a person from achieving power, which is the Sith's top priority, while love implies that the number one goal is oneself, and not something else.
It will be cool... :D.
I'll post some screenshots of another one of my victories over Malak:o... this time I played entirely as the Dark Side...:D
Indeed, it's easier to play as her ;) :D
The Dark Side is more interesting... because I'm tired of the Jedi way, which they've told us about and shown us a hundred times.