i just dont eat i mean if its there i will but i dont if i dont fel like it...im lazy

thanks for the advice guys

Turning to Rhyven he say"well after my father died i had to deffend my house and well i never mastered a sword not a spear iether so i trained with a mix i placed a sword blade on a spear and istarted practiceing.this was at ten.
at 12 my mother died so i went to my uncles who sent my to train and so i guess ive been useing this type of weapon for 5 years and i know im young but in my home we start young...hehehe also i am a bit gloomy im a......chaotic good type of person if you know what i mean thats why my Curass is black and also the explination for the silver rings but thats me sorry for antagonising...."

ill try it

o well i cant help it i like it lol

i donno it just gets on my nerves like luna said its 50/50

picking up the last of his shotgun and pistol ammo he ran not far behind he heard a noise...looking back he saw an uncountable amount of zombies in estmant 20..... turning back he yelled to Ryan "we've got o 20 zombies behind us and they aint stoppin anytime soon!!!!"

andy with a with a hint of distast says to whiterose"you should be carefull who you call young one..you never know when you'll need my....you wouldnt want me debating on saving you life would you?i might not make my choice in time but dont worry im not bad natured....normally. now plz continue your question for Rhyevn ill just continue my practicing." andy turns and draws his weapon against the air and begins to slash with a technique learned from his father....

ducking as Ryan fires rappedly in andys direction andy yells " chill i just wanted to know who was comin up that infested hall these crazy ass creatures have been follow in me since my home town......heh i should introduce myself....the names andy and heres my story.....

about 3 days ago my dad came home with a bit on his arm he said that some crazy person bit him.so we took him to the hospital to get it checked well it turned out not infected buut as the days went by the news had reports of people bitting other people and were causeing infetions....what type of infection was unknown and the infected people world soon be doing the bitting.well i herd a scream and i ran upstairs to see who had screamed and when i got to the room there was blood every where and my moms lifless limp body was in my dads arms and his face in her neck so i ran up and kicked my dad he had then turn and was comeing after me...so i reached for the gun in his drawer and pulled it on him shot him three times in the chest but he just kept comeing so i turned it to his head shot him once and he fell so i ran out the door and people were dropping left and right and so i got to my car and as i got to it my friend was able to make it unbit...well your probably wondering were my friend is well illl tell you in a second
as we drove we got to an interstate cars were every were i couldnt get through so me and my friend go back to the local pawn shop and loud up on weapons well as we fill up the owner who is a zombie jumps on to my friend....he had no chance.... the zombie had torn his stomach open by the time i louded the shot gun and shot it.. with out thought i run to the truck and get in well i drove for about two hours and came across 12 or so and the car got stopped by one plugging the shaft with its body so i got out and fought them off and i saw this house on the hill so i ran up here ive been here for about two days....
and thats my story...

Whats yours?

true...true that.

walking over to white rose andy says "the names andy and yes im here to help but also in hope that after i help with yer problems that yall can help with mine if not o well i guess ill just enjoy the ride.."

well i guess they should link them but not like they were the decindent like how the after effects were fixed by so and so

i would do any thing to own all the final fantasys!!!

if they made ANOTHER ONE AFTER ADVANCED i got one word to say.....BLAK!!!!!

ill help cookie! pulls out my sythe! Tifa is the best so in your face!!!!!lets not forget Aeris though.

i cant wait till advent children comes out i would have had the name ff_freak but he had already had it

6.9 - 7
Graphics - 6
Sound - 7
Value - 7
Tilt - 7



At this point, the launch of a new Sony platform would feel incomplete without a new installment of the Dynasty Warriors franchise right alongside it. Luckily, here comes Koei with--you guessed it--Dynasty Warriors for the PSP. The popular hack-and-slash franchise's first portable outing pares down the complexity seen in past console-based titles, distilling the experience to the core large-scale combat that's driven this series for years now. Diehard fans of the series will probably be pleased simply because they can take Dynasty Warriors with them everywhere, though if you haven't been impressed by the series lately, this simplified handheld installment won't do anything to reel you in.



Dynasty Warriors' core hack-and-slash combat has translated pretty well to the PSP's small screen...
If you've played any of the myriad entries in the Dynasty Warriors series, you'll know the drill here. It's ancient China, and three warring states are disputing control of the vast nation in the wake of the sundered Han dynasty. You'll choose from a large stable of legendary heroes hailing from each of these three factions and then you'll plow your way through one (presumably loose) historical scenario after another as you attempt to unite China under your own banner. This is extremely familiar territory for players who've got some Dynasty Warriors experience under their belts, as you'll again be fighting in the Yellow Turban Rebellion and the Battle at Hu Lao Gate for the nth time. But this time, the flow of the action has been changed substantially.

In the console versions of Dynasty Warriors, each major skirmish takes place on one massive battlefield, and a typical level can take close to an hour to complete if you take your time. However, Koei rightfully seems to have taken the portable nature of the PSP into account here by breaking up every big battle into many smaller parts, represented on a tactical map with each node connected to other nodes by varying paths. Each section of the battle has its own type, from fortress to supply depot to simple open field, giving some areas a greater degree of strategic importance than others. To some extent, you can choose the path you take through the battle by selecting which areas you want to attack next, based on where the enemy's troops are concentrated. However, you can also just plow your way through, without much consideration for strategy, by attacking the next available node.

Each minor skirmish is very brief; you'll generally spend between two to five minutes hacking away at the enemy hordes before you've liberated that area and can move on to the next. You can save after any of these quick action sequences, power off the PSP, and then pick back up where you left off at a later time. Compared to the console Dynasty Warrior games, this version certainly makes it feel like less of a commitment to begin a new major battle, though the brevity of most of the stages can occasionally make the action feel a little trivial.

In any event, once you get inside a battle, the gameplay should feel awfully familiar to anyone who's played one of these games before. You'll button-mash your way through literally hundreds of enemies over the course of a battle, targeting group leaders and named enemy officers in order to reduce your foe's overall morale. As in past games, you've got a musou special attack that can be used to clear even more enemies at once (at the expense of your filled musou meter), along with a charge move and a ranged bow-and-arrow attack. The basic gameplay is easy to pick up if you haven't played a Dynasty Warriors game before, and it can be pretty entertaining in short bursts, though not as much over long sessions.

The PSP version of Dynasty Warriors takes the original concept of bodyguards, or second-in-command officers, and beefs it up a bit to provide some extra strategy. Before heading into a large-scale battle, you'll be able to select up to four secondary officers from a stable who will grow as you play through the game. The officers each carry an array of skills and special abilities that will confer both passive bonuses and active special abilities on you in battle. One officer may increase your life bar, for instance, while another will have a special ability that lets you go into a berserker rage during battle. Your choice of accompaniment has a noticeable effect on the flow of the battle, and indeed the officer setup provides a great deal of the game's available strategy. You'll unlock new officers as you play, and there are so many officers with so many mixtures of special attributes that the more interested players will likely spend a lot of time experimenting with new combinations to find what works best. You can even trade officers with other players to put together the optimal team.



...though it doesn't offer much to entice gamers who've already tired of the formulaic series.
The graphics and presentation of Dynasty Warriors PSP are similar to that of the game's PS2 counterpart in spirit, if not in specific detail and fidelity. The bland, planar battlefields are only occasionally interrupted by any kind of surface features, like walls or fences. The character models are noticeably (and understandably) less detailed than those seen on the PS2, though the game does seem to get almost as many of them onscreen at once. We experienced a severe drop in frame rate a couple of times, though these seemed tied to specific areas of certain levels rather than the amount of activity going on. On the plus side, the designers have made good use of the PSP screen's extra width by providing a tactical display with a battlefield map and troop morale indicator that help keep you appraised of the battle's progress. Rounding out the presentation is a soundtrack that seems lifted straight from the recent Dynasty Warriors games on the PS2 (which is to say, it's just as head bangin'). Alas, there's not much voice work to speak of, unlike on the PS2.

If you're looking for an action game to play on your PSP in quick bursts, or you're simply a hardcore fan who wants to take one of your favorites with you on the go, Dynasty Warriors for the PSP will likely fit the bill. The action is repetitive enough, especially in light of its many existing console-bound iterations, so that those who've already had their fill of the Dynasty Warriors formula won't find much new here. There are plenty of extra characters to unlock beyond the initially available 15, which, coupled with the many possible officer combinations, makes for a lot of replay value. But that's only if you enjoy the core gameplay enough to replay the game for dozens of hours, and that's a big if.

hedding to the shop andy finds that his weapon is done handing the black smith 500 gold he thanks the black smith and says" i dont cae if thats to much take it please...."
turning and going out the door he turns to the gate that Rhyven stands near.as he walks up to him and says" the others are not here o well ill just practice....."

feeling a slight tingle andy turned.....ok im ggooiin ttto bbed nnowww...stumbling off to his room and think as sleep crept up on him