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[Star Wars Legends: KotOR] Why aren’t there more wounds in the Force? Alternatively, was Malachor V really *that* bad?

So the use of the Mass Shadow Generator caused the the creation of a wound in the Force. My question is if that was really enough to create one shouldn’t they be a lot more of them? While the planet itself was devastated the sapient toll doesn’t seem to have been especially high: from the best I could tell from my preliminary browsing of Wookiepedia the planet didn’t have any significant permanent population, so the casualties would have mostly been limited to the fleets in orbit at the time. The Star Wars Legends have no shortage of atrocities, and while nobody would notice if the empty space that used to be Alderaan was haunted, comparable atrocities have occurred that have left intact planets (the nuclear bombardment of Serroco by the Mandalorians, Darth Malak’s razing of Taris, and the devastation of prehistoric Tatooine by the Rakata come to mind). How come none of them created wounds in the Force the way Malachor V did?

(Having thought about it while writing the question I came up with the possible explanation that it requires a high proportion of Force-sensitives to be among the dead, but I’d like to hear any other ideas).
gpt
Because the Exile was already unique before Malachor V. That's why Revan sent her there - he knew she could become a threat to his future plans, because of her power. 

All Nihilus did was follow in her footsteps - until someone else is born who can form connections the way the Jedi Exile could, you won't find any more wounds. It's not just about the casualties.