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What's your suggestion on this then? Should their speed scale?
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Perhaps reconsider how scaling with Star Wars is handled? In my opinion, there's arguably too big a discrepancy between what the "continuity canon" (everything Legends) says happens, and what happens on screen in the films proper.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:What's your suggestion on this then? Should their speed scale?
I shall apply this, since it was already agreed in the multiplier thread that multipliers like this cannot be used.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:Anyway would it be fine if I downgrade the 6-B shields to High 6-C? It was agreed in the multiplier thread it should be downgraded and I doubt there's going to be any objections.
Where does flight even come from? If it has to do with their disembodied spirits, I'd have to question the validity of applying that to their physical speeds.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:Flight speed only scales to reactions when you react to stuff mid-flight. We have no evidence Sidious and Vitiate had to manoeuvre mid-flight. They could have just flew in a straight line until their destination (correct me if I'm wrong).
Ooh where do they scaleShadowbokunohero said:Good news
we can now scale the Knights of Ren Properly.
will Include this in my Kylo CRT.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Lorenzo.r.2nd said:U guys do know that there is a force ability that lets spirits teleport right? It's can be used so long as the spirit knows where they are going personally
Vitiate may have, but Palpatine went through a portal. It still shouldn't scale to anything, though.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:Flight speed only scales to reactions when you react to stuff mid-flight. We have no evidence Sidious and Vitiate had to manoeuvre mid-flight. They could have just flew in a straight line until their destination (correct me if I'm wrong).
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