General Chat 1

Yeah? FE was good.


You should add me on Skype. I added you.

He looks odd, but think about it, he ias na electrict lizard...imagine the evolution of an electrict lizard....awesome.

Um, I can't post a blog...so that's weird.

Anyways, tomorrow Ragingstorm is helping me with BB Coding on my Ra guide. So I kind of...gave access for him. Right now, my new post thing is glitched so, yeah. Sadly Ragingstorm couldn't help me today because friends are at the mall watching Iron Man 3 and doing stuff in preparation for Mother's Day. Also, I am currently with my family on a trip in the wild wood.

~Ragingstorm, posting on UnknownPandr's behalf.

If the Fire Emblem x Shin Megami Tensei crossover turns out to be any good, that could be it. Sadly, FE:Awakening didn't live up to the expectations I had set for it. Before anyone here hates on me for criticizing Awakening, the reason why it get so much praise is because it presents itself well, which is what usually matters most among the masses.

Beyond that, the game feels shallow, and a big step backwards in terms of the strategic design the series had been known for. Most of the maps are flat, open fields with an enemy AI that can best be described as a zergling rush. The new Pair Up mechanic, along with some of the new skills, are all kinds of broken and can allow nearly anyone to reliably tank waves of enemies. Finally, there's the ability to grind, which unfortunately ends up being used as an excuse to make Lunatic mode unreasonably difficult sometimes, even when it can make the game stupidly easy other times.

There's a lot more, but to save this topic from turning into a three-page rant post, I just find that Awakening lacks the strategic depth to make the game enjoyable in the long haul. I didn't think it was possible that there could be a Fire Emblem game easier than Sacred Stones, but I was very wrong.

Where IS it about than?

What is gonna be the next titfest game you get into masteress?

League of Le- *Punched in the face*

I can't post blogs either. Also, there is a BBCode guide. I won't post a link just in case you know that already.

So no one can post blogs, huh. I wanted to rant a bit more about some "secretive" stuff. And if you need a bb coding guide, there is one right under the god guides section at the bottom. You could also check out my Fenrir guide, it has all the bb coding websites I used to make it.

According to a site,

"The discipline known as Raging Storm is a mystical technique that is said to have arisen in the windswept plains and the most foreboding of mountain peaks, learned by ascetics who learned to listen and feel the wind by moving with it in harmony. The style grew when these practitioners gathered to pool their knowledge and learned to harness the very power storms. The most potent wielders of this style are capable of generating blasts of electrical and sonic energy that rival some of the world's most potent wizards. Swift, powerful, and deadly, the masters of the Raging Storm discipline are serene and deceptively deadly eyes of the storm, wind and storm being their weapons.

Raging Storm teaches its practitioners to move with the wind, learning to move without hindrance and strike with both precision and force. Some find benefit in thrown weapons, some in dual weapons, and others in expressing the discipline through unarmed combat styles. The associated skill is Jump and its discipline weapons are the quarterstaff, dagger, war fan, unarmed strike, javelin, and chakram.

Special Note: Raging Storm may be used with melee attacks or thrown weapons. Swordsages may trade Desert Wind for Raging Storm."


I'm actually pretty badass.

So today, I was just hanging around Smitefire until I saw this ad..

Wow,okay! Way to make me ashamed of my own asianess. I was just signing up before I checked smitefire for my AP scores coming out in June for the upcoming AP Exam. But it just had to show up in a gaming site! Oh okay.