Look, of all the Disney classics I’ve never watched, the Kuzco movies are definitely among them.
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i still remember the absolute state of coping and seething
now this is actually based
tbh horde just actively outclass the alliance in all ways
they have to keep handicapping us by giving us a civil war just to keep the playing field even
Also known as the Sith problem. I swear, in TOR you spend 85% of your time killing other imperials when you’re on their side.
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Me too bro, me too.
Now you know. I’m not sure if it’s you or Distantpeak who once mentioned having watched The Dragon Prince, but in it you have Soren who’s an excellent example of a Himbo.
Horde would’ve won the Second War if they hadn’t devolved into infighting. 
#MalgusDidNothingWrong
To be fair this is like, literally, the whole point of being a Sith
Their whole ideology is weeding out the weak (and the competition) to elevate your own power over the rest. A Sith who’s complacent with their position and doesn’t reach further has objectively failed as a Sith and is going to get dethroned by someone more ambitious.
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I mean… Palpatine was pretty much Lawful Evil but not Chaotic Evil.
yeah how’d dooku die again
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Fair point, but he mostly operated within the law… One that he bent to suit his every whims.
Dark Side corruption affects everyone differently. Others become more ruthless and cold, others raging and violent. See Kreia and Sion - master and apprentice, yet polar opposites of each other.
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easy to work within the law when you are the law
but he definitely didn’t. pretty sure assassinating padme is not within the law and he definitely ordered that
“Adhering to a code” is all that’s required for being D&D “lawful”, actually respecting the laws of a land (or galaxy) not so much.
Lawful Evil dedicated to the Sith Code is perfectly in line with the Sith power struggles of murdering each other for superiority.
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Yeah, becoming the Law is the ultimate Sith move. Thus technically still Lawful Evil…
(Honestly, I don’t fully know all the dirt bag moves Palpatine pulled.)
36H and 8 minutes until Wrath of the Righteous is released.
I feel my sanity ever so slipping away.
telaryn just really needs to drop some big star wars lore on us. it’s been too long since anyone has mentioned kotor even in passing
star wars this star wars that how about you be a star in your own life once huh 
The ironic thing is that (at the time of SWTOR), the way the Empire is structured is antithetical to the Sith Code. You could argue that it’s intentional on Vitiate’s part to build his Empire in a way where no one truly breaks their chains, since he made it against the law to actually murder and usurp your master. Murder is of course still encouraged, but covertly and with plausible deniability but this doesn’t forge strength, only deception.
The Sith Code isn’t a set of tenets like the Jedi Code is, but a road map for how to gain power and liberate yourself, with each step building on the foundation created by the former. But most Sith get caught in the loop of never having enough power to take that next step, so they regress backwards and go through the cycle again.
There was a fan video once about the Sith Code, building up the hype as they go through the Code, ending with the iconic “Through Victory, my chains are broken” and then Kreia pulls the rug out from under you by tying it off with “And then you will be broken.”
In the end, even when the Sith win, they lose. Their ideology is ultimately self-destructive; no Sith has ever broken their chains.
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always have been
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back in Driftwood on my main playthrough, had to restart because I found out I’d missed a few things when I got to Arx.