Teras Kasi Archive
Thread: trying to find some background on TKA, its history and relation to swg
All that suggests that TKAs are very powerful and if they're force sensitive and undergo jedi training they're even more powerful than the people they're black listing.
What can i say as the saying goes for some of u (2 in particular) . Stupid is as Stupid does as u have, and allways been wrong and ill be right, as i have been. Lol losers Ive been proven right over and over again in other posts and threads.![]()
Sage? You again?Didn't I make it clear last time? You havent been proved right over-and-over again - quite the opposite in fact. In fact, I havent seen a single person who supports your claim. Which is strange, considering there are more hard-core SW fans here than Kreetles on Tatooine!
Now, like I presented to you last time, your need to make TKA a Jedi Martial Art stems from your deep desire to achieve the Jedi profession.. but you're finding it hard, bless ya. Your posts in the Jedi forum supports this.
Now, do yourself a favour, and keep stum m'laddo.
- Siid Vicious
Yes a lot of the information about TKA are from the expanded universe, because, the movies dont have them. Until a TKA shows up in episode 3, really we have nothing to say. But since SWG aint really valid, then why does it really matter how we view TKA in SWG? u can technically run around and claim that bleeding eye-shot is a force sensitive attack. I mean how does some one shot someone in the eye and not kill them out right by just makes them bleed? Its a gaming system, not everything will make sense. The whole TK meditation can be related to a force trance. Maybe u can claim that, as u meditate.
I think what i'm trying to say, is view TKs as what ever u want to view them as to help u role-play them, use them, or talk about them. Cause i think in the end, it doesnt really matter.
Windsplitter wrote:
Regarding the stuff on the cantina and the girls, can you list which page it is you found it?
Do youpeople understand that you are arguing about a fictional world and getting pretty bent out of shape about it at that? Geezus...It's like visiting a Star Wars convention and everyone fighting about the shade of green Yoda is. If proving someone is wrong about the origin of a fictional item, person(s) or place is so important to you, I suggest getting out of your room, far away from your Storm Trooper costume, and joining those of us who participate in reality.
Flame, yell, call me names all you want to if I destroyed your sense of self, as I really do not care of what a nerd behind a monitor really thinks. Oh and you do not have to care of what I think, I'm just saying what most people are thinking when reading this.
By the way, I loved the post, it was a good read...
Noidd
Noidd wrote:
Do youpeople understand that you are arguing about a fictional world and getting pretty bent out of shape about it at that? Geezus...It's like visiting a Star Wars convention and everyone fighting about the shade of green Yoda is. If proving someone is wrong about the origin of a fictional item, person(s) or place is so important to you, I suggest getting out of your room, far away from your Storm Trooper costume, and joining those of us who participate in reality.
Flame, yell, call me names all you want to if I destroyed your sense of self, as I really do not care of what a nerd behind a monitor really thinks. Oh and you do not have to care of what I think, I'm just saying what most people are thinking when reading this.
By the way, I loved the post, it was a good read...
Noidd
I agree with you Noidd. I mean does it really matter. He was posting some very interesting stuff with qutoes from books and things and then people got all bent about it being "canon". It is a good post Wind but the rest had to throw their two cents in and kinda ruin it.
Thanks
Long live the Pikeman
TheVeginator wrote:
Not cool man. Kevin J Anderson is considered by most to be the WORST Star Wars author ever. Don't compare him to Timmothy Zahn (who is considered by many as the greatest).
Whoa man...I totally have to disagree. Kevin J. Anderson's Jedi Academy Trilogy is what hooked me into reading the EU. He is one of my favorite Star Wars writers...and is very, very far from the worst Star Wars author -he just wrote more of the kiddie Star Wars books, which I don't like cause they are geared toward 10 year olds. JKA Trilogy, Children of the Jedi, and Darksaber are damn good books. However, Mike Stackpole (s/p) is my personal favorite - I, Jedi is a damn good book.
Gantoris