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6/22/2016 12:27:44 PM
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Did the 'Sword Logic' copy the 'Rule of Two'?
In Star Wars, the Sith have a Rule of Two which states that there must be two siths, no more, no less. Basically, it's flexible because it's survival of the strongest so they have to try and kill each other and make themselves stronger and stronger as the generations go on. Simple, right? Well, in the Destiny lore, there is quite a similar rule, the Sword Logic. That is also 'survival of the strongest' with swords, so like lightsabers, AND THEY ARE USED BY THE DARKNESS, THERE ARE TWO HIVE LORDS LIKE TWO SITHS, AND THE DARKNESS IS LIKE THE DARK SIDE BECAUSE THEY USE THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE. *sigh* I'm ashamed....
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No it ripped off the rule of 1 true sith. Get out of here with that weak nerd shit. [spoiler]Expanded universe is the best universe[/spoiler]
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They are similar but more like philosophical cousins rather than direct relation.
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1 RespuestaBro, I respect you....Star Wars for life.
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Destiny stole from Darwinism.
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1 RespuestaNo, sword logic states kill whatever is stronger with a blade and you will grow strong and your blade as well. The rule of two states there must always be two figures of sith power: a master to protect power, and an apprentice to crave it.
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No, not even close
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3 RespuestasDude..... There's A LOT that has been taken and changed from Star Wars
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More like they both ripped off Herbert Spencer
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Omg I think Darwin copied Star Wars too
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4 RespuestasBut oryx has two siblings AND another son...
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#possiblesatire #ihatehashtags
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Inspired maybe
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The Rule of Two is essentially just a philosophy. Sword logic is a set of physical laws that underpins the very fabric of the Hive netherworlds. Similar, but not enough to call it the same. Survivalist ideologies like those have been around for ages.
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1 RespuestaNo it's closer to Highlander.
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No, Rule of Two made reference that a Sith Lord could only have one and only one apprentice/partner, so yeah Siths always travel in teams of 2, work in teams of 2. And only cause the nature of the dark side and the sith delusions of grandeur the apprentice always aims to kill the master. While sword logic, is something like if A is under B, but A is capable of killing B, then A is stronger than B, by challenging themselves, Oryx and her/is sisters, they "sharpen" themselves. A is stronger than B, then B challenges A and wins, B is now stronger. They keep going till they are to OP that even Bungie can't nerf em
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It's completely different. Sword logic - If you can kill someone, you must be as powerful as them, thus you gain their power. Kinda.
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No. The light/dark is like the Force though. We should be able to go gray.
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What... Dude, a) go back and look at what the rule of two actually is, and b) there are more than two hive lords, and they form a hierarchy by tithing themselves to their superior until it reaches Oryx
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The rule of two states that there will always be two. A Master and an apprentice.
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Well seeing as there have been entire civilizations in the real world that use a form of this logic, I don't think star wars has a thing to do with it, other than the fact that it's the extent of your world knowledge.
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Editado por $hirtless Captain Kirk: 6/22/2016 3:52:40 PMThere is a lot of "borrowing" in the game. I've found several references to the Dune series in the game. Tlaloc is a character straight out of later (crappy) Dune novels. There some other small things as well but I forget. A side note is Lucas straight admits to stealing a great deal from Dune for Star Wars. Google it. Random observations lol
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Possible Satire is definite satire.
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This concept steams from an infinite wisdom kinda thing. Inspiration...not copying
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Lots of real civilization also followed this system so its not uncommon
