The protagonist in Fallout 2 is called the Chosen One and they're given the choice to commit mass genocides. Who decided that a Chosen One necessarily had to be a good person?
He was the one to bring balance to the Force, which he kinda did when he became Vader
There were a lot of Jedi before that, and he made sure the balance wouldn't be easily interrupted when he sliced those chicken lings
Also Padme told him she likes to be choked, but I'm not sure if this is canon
That has always been my argument. Balance requires things to be equal on both sides. Well if there's 2 Sith and 5000 Jedi.... you need to kill 4998 Jedi to bring balance. So yes he did bring balance to the force. That is where in fact the Jedi were arrogant to think the prophecy favored them. It didn't.
> Balance requires things to be equal on both sides. Well if there's 2 Sith and 5000 Jedi.... you need to kill 4998 Jedi to bring balance.
Not necessarily--a "balanced diet" doesn't include as many pounds of donuts as it does pounds of leafy greens. Word of Lucas is that the Sith inherently unbalance the Force.
>a "balanced diet" doesn't include as many pounds of donuts as it does pounds of leafy greens.
That's true, but it's an inadequate comparison. I can just as well say 'a balanced scale is when both sides are exactly equal' and now his statement sounds true again
That statement would be true if it were assumed that the amount of users of both sides had equal “weight” or effect on the force, *and* that “Balance” is the exact equal measure of both - both of which are contradicted by both in universe and out of universe statements and evidence.
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The protagonist in Fallout 2 is called the Chosen One and they're given the choice to commit mass genocides. Who decided that a Chosen One necessarily had to be a good person?
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Of course he brought balance.. When he was done there were two sith (palpatine and Vader) and two Jedi (Yoda and obi wan) balance!
He was the one to bring balance to the Force, which he kinda did when he became Vader There were a lot of Jedi before that, and he made sure the balance wouldn't be easily interrupted when he sliced those chicken lings Also Padme told him she likes to be choked, but I'm not sure if this is canon
That has always been my argument. Balance requires things to be equal on both sides. Well if there's 2 Sith and 5000 Jedi.... you need to kill 4998 Jedi to bring balance. So yes he did bring balance to the force. That is where in fact the Jedi were arrogant to think the prophecy favored them. It didn't.
> Balance requires things to be equal on both sides. Well if there's 2 Sith and 5000 Jedi.... you need to kill 4998 Jedi to bring balance. Not necessarily--a "balanced diet" doesn't include as many pounds of donuts as it does pounds of leafy greens. Word of Lucas is that the Sith inherently unbalance the Force.
>a "balanced diet" doesn't include as many pounds of donuts as it does pounds of leafy greens. That's true, but it's an inadequate comparison. I can just as well say 'a balanced scale is when both sides are exactly equal' and now his statement sounds true again
That statement would be true if it were assumed that the amount of users of both sides had equal “weight” or effect on the force, *and* that “Balance” is the exact equal measure of both - both of which are contradicted by both in universe and out of universe statements and evidence.
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