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  1. I do just want to quickly thank the Bioware Devs for their tireless help, support, and their constantly attempting to fix this problem, they've been working hard for what, six hours? Massive, massive thank you!
  2. Dude, just cos it's his job doesn't mean that that's true. Wrath vs the whole Dark Council is hardly a battle. Wrath would lose
  3. o.O They start the same?!? The SW has just been training for years on some academy, and the SI has been a slave, who for all we know has spent his life hitting rocks w a pickaxe! and the fact that Wrath had the ''deck stacked against him''... seriously? He was sent ahead to the academy before all of the other acolytes, so that he'd have a shot at becomeing Baras' apprentice, and he gets his own PERSONAL Overseer, who's 1 goal is to help him along w his studies, whilst Nox has an overseer who's responsible 4 what? a dozen acolytes? AND is trying his very best to make sure that Nox fails. And ur saying that Nox can't do anythong w-out his ghosts? and I know, nox does rely on his ghosts, but if any deck is stacked against anyone, it's Nox, not Wrath.
  4. maybe this is just me, but I think that it'd be quite cool so see more sacrifice in SWTOR So picture this: Male SI who's an item w Ashara, and in an expansion, there is a resistance to the Eternal Alliance. it nearly topples the regime, and also it turns out that the leader... is Ashara. And long story short it might end with Nox inadvertantly striking his rebellious wife down, and cries over her limp form, and one idea w this is that u could do the same thing w andronikos, and the rest of the romanced comps, depending on which class u r
  5. I usually never open those cubes, I sell em 1 mil each
  6. Wow BW, this change looks amazing!!! Keep it up!
  7. Ok, so perhaps Wrath's kill list was more impressive, but Nox did kill powerfull sith with (again) little training, whilst Wrath did kill his share of enemies, after a good decade of training
  8. And another thing, regarding the ''Wrath is best cos the emperor chose him'' thing: After Scourge defected, I do believe that it would make sence for the Emperor to not want his right hand to be the most powerful being in the galaxy, cos now that he knows that his Wrath can defect, then why not just strike him down on the spot?
  9. And there again, Wrath kills a lord after years and years of training, whereas Nox killes a Darth and 2 lords anfer minimal, minimal training. And correct me if I'm wrong, cos I haven't payed hawkeye attention to the SW storyline, but did the Wrath actually kill a darth before Baras?
  10. OK, so here's my POV, So the Wrath, has been trained since... when? he was 10? 15? Seeing as how he's what, 20? when he reaches the academy on Korriban, and he's been called ''the best of his class'' or something. then, a month later or so, he killes his overseer. An overseer, not a lord, not a darth, an overseer. and bear in mind that that's after 5-10 years + the extra month or so on korriban. Nox, on the other hand, has had no previous training, or guidance, and yet (I'm just gonna assume that Acolytes spend a month on Korriban) after his extremely short training, he kills a Lord (Skotia's gaurd), a Darth (Skotia), another Lord (The one on Nar Shadaa). after minimal training. Wrath beats an overseer. which is cool, but not as cool as killing a darth after no training at all. Sooo... Nox And that's just the beginning, but I gtg, so finish it later
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