I do not Understand why the Jedi became so Complacent and Ignorant of the Republic’s Flaws in this Era in was bad but in the Clone Wars it was even Worse to the Point I actually respected what Count Dooku was trying to do to Change the Status Quo.
Well, he wasn’t pleased. He doesn’t suffer traitors. However he felt that Lana should be the one that decided what to do with him, considering she was his direct supervisor.
Occlus would fail to see the meaning of annihilating all life in the Galaxy to become akin to a God. He wouldn’t understand what the point of that existence would be. What good is power if it can’t be exercised to govern a civilization? There’s no meaning in being an Emperor in a Galaxy devoid of life.
It would depend on the cost. If it was something “smaller scale”, like requiring a planet’s worth of living beings instead of the whole galaxy like Vitiate’s plan, he would consider it. There’s no reason it couldn’t be achieved while the war between Empire and Republic was raging after all, if it was just about feeding on the loss of life. He isn’t opposed to using technology, the Force or a mix of both to extend his own life. What he cares about is how many resources would have to be spent to achieve it.
He despises him. Before coming into contact with him he had too little information to properly form an opinion of the Emperor, he just believed that he had grown complacent and allowed inefficiencies to exist due to not caring about them, but after speaking with him on Ziost he began to hate him. He realized that Vitiate viewed the Empire as his own personal power base and only cared about it because it increased his power and reach. He also had no qualms about sacrificing great numbers of resources and personnel to achieve his own personal goals, as demonstrated by his actions on Ziost. For those reasons and more, Occlus believes that Vitiate in many ways represents what is wrong with the Empire and hates him for that reason.
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I do not Understand why the Jedi became so Complacent and Ignorant of the Republic’s Flaws in this Era in was bad but in the Clone Wars it was even Worse to the Point I actually respected what Count Dooku was trying to do to Change the Status Quo.
What did Darth Occlus think when he found out that One of Lana Beniko’s Agents was actually working for the Republic and selling their Secrets?
Well, he wasn’t pleased.
He doesn’t suffer traitors. However he felt that Lana should be the one that decided what to do with him, considering she was his direct supervisor.
What did Darth Occlus think of Vitiate’s Plan to become Immortal?
Occlus would fail to see the meaning of annihilating all life in the Galaxy to become akin to a God. He wouldn’t understand what the point of that existence would be. What good is power if it can’t be exercised to govern a civilization? There’s no meaning in being an Emperor in a Galaxy devoid of life.
If Darth Occlus found a Sith Ritual that could make himself Immortal and Eternally Youthful would he use It?
It would depend on the cost.
If it was something “smaller scale”, like requiring a planet’s worth of living beings instead of the whole galaxy like Vitiate’s plan, he would consider it.
There’s no reason it couldn’t be achieved while the war between Empire and Republic was raging after all, if it was just about feeding on the loss of life.
He isn’t opposed to using technology, the Force or a mix of both to extend his own life. What he cares about is how many resources would have to be spent to achieve it.
What is Darth Occlus’s Opinion of the Sith Emperor Vitiate?
He despises him. Before coming into contact with him he had too little information to properly form an opinion of the Emperor, he just believed that he had grown complacent and allowed inefficiencies to exist due to not caring about them, but after speaking with him on Ziost he began to hate him.
He realized that Vitiate viewed the Empire as his own personal power base and only cared about it because it increased his power and reach. He also had no qualms about sacrificing great numbers of resources and personnel to achieve his own personal goals, as demonstrated by his actions on Ziost.
For those reasons and more, Occlus believes that Vitiate in many ways represents what is wrong with the Empire and hates him for that reason.