Nice of you to visit, my RPG player. As I’m sure you probably already know, tons of developing video games are ready to be released not too long from now.

While the majority of online gamers are MMORPG gamers, FPS and real time strategy gamers still take a substantial part of the gaming world. It just so happens that nearly all die hard gamers (the ones forgetting work or class to game until 4am everyday) are infatuated to RPGs; namely WoW. Some RPG players believe that playing RPGs are most worthwhile, since high levels and rare items are easier to identify than first person shooter and strategy skill. Despite this, there still are loads of shooter and strategy online game addicted gamers around. For example, the devout Starcraft and old school Counter Strike gamers. Both groups play a game that very likely older than their youngest relative.

Exactly why it is important to acknowledge these trends of PC gamers, is that this new period of computer games has quite a selection designed for these hardcore gamers. SC 2 will certaintly generate the most significant impact, because the advantage of being the follow up of the greatest computer game ever created. Even a complete country is anticipating SC 2, seeing as how Brood War is practically the biggest game in Korea, who boast the amazingly popular PC gaming league, KeSPA (Korean e-Sport Association). Diablo 3 is one more upcoming highly anticipated Blizzard game, as it is the the follow up to the hugely popular game, Diablo 2. Diablo 1 was the opening title of the Diablo legacy, and lead the way for dungeon crawling, hack and slash games following. Reproducing Diablo I’s original formula is a challenging objective that most copy cats have failed to reproduce. Luckily, maybe regrettably for playeres, role playing games have changed their interest away from perfecting the hack and slash genre and in the direction of the slow paced MMORPG design of World of Warcraft.

If you set up a historical index (yes, time is a significant role in this analysis) of the most flourishing PC games ever created, you would notice that Blizzard has been the leading company of the PC gaming industry, to the sense of being a monopoly. Through the first generation of online games, Starcraft I set the benchmark for Strategy games, and really all PC games in general. Then appeared Diablo 2, which gripped a whole new category of gamers, making previous MMORPGs look obsolete. In this generation, no game makes nearly the sum of income WoW’s 3+ million players produce. Up and coming MMORPGs view WoW as the game to top. It is practically anticipated that every new MMORPG executive questioned is asked, “Tell us, in what way your game top World of Warcraft?” Regardless, I think it is universally agreed upon that World of Warcraft ought to fall from its perch shortly from now, and give some opportunity for the next era of online RPGs. But if the tenacity of earlier Blizzard games act as a guide, you shouldn’t wait patiently for the death of WoW.

Yes, while Diablo 3 and Starcraft II have a huge advantage over less recognized games, there are still some new games that serve a reasonable oppnonent. Hype and being backed by a absurdly powerful company doesn’t always result in the recipe for a winner, a perfect example being AoC (Age of Conan). Guild Wars II is the sequel to the game that was originally glorified to be the WoW killer, which for a while seemed quite realistic. Star Wars: the Old Republic is another anticipated game backed by a large number of enthusiasts, but of different kinds. Earth Rise is one more title that is seldom recognized but may end up being a winner. May we witness another epic clash of gaming companies? Will we view a World of Warcraft-esque revolution in MMORG gaming? Only time will tell; but I have my money on SC II.

]]> http://guildwars2accounts.wordpress.com/2009/10/25/a-look-of-this-modern-generation-of-pc-gaming/ Sun, 25 Oct 2009 00:47:04 +0000 chrisparsons1970 http://guildwars2accounts.wordpress.com/2009/10/25/a-look-of-this-modern-generation-of-pc-gaming/

Welcome, PC gaming player! As I’m sure you probably already knew, tons of never seen before online games will be debuting in the near future.

While most of gamers are MMORPG players, the FPS and strategy gamers still play a noteable cut of the online industry. But the majority of zealous gamers (the gamers skipping work or class to game late into 5am everyday) are fanatical to online RPGs; for example, World of Warcraft. Some RPG players claim that playing MMORPGs are more worthwhile, since high level characters are easier to show to others than first person shooter and real time strategy talent. Even so, there are loads of first person shooter and real time strategy addicted gamers out and about. Some that come to into mind are the diligent Starcraft and diligent Counter-Strike players. Both gamers play a game that is most likely older than their youngest family member.

Why it is curcial to recognize these facts of PC gamers, is that this new era of video games has quite a selection targeted at these hardcore gaming addicts. SC 2 will certaintly create the most noteworthy splash in the pool, having the pleasure of being the after product to the greatest RTS game ever created. Hell, a whole nation is eargerly awaiting Starcraft 2, given that Starcraft I is basically the most popular activity of Korea, who own the remarkably large gaming organization, KeSPA. Diablo 3 is yet another new popular Blizzard game, as it is the the follow up to the hugely popular game, Diablo 2. Diablo 1 was the original title of the Diablo series, and guided the way for dungeon crawling, hack and slash type games. Replicating Diablo’s perfect recipe is an ambitious act that most imitations have failed to do. Fortunately, maybe unluckily for some people, games have changed their interest away from improving the dungeon crawling and towards the much slower paced online RPG design of WoW.

If you devise a time list (yes, time is a considerable part in this analysis) of the most flourishing online games ever made, one could see Blizzard has almost always been the leading company of the industry, to the sense of almost being a complete domination. During the first generation of complex computer games, Starcraft I set the benchmark for Strategy gaming, and really all online games in general. Then came Diablo 2, which captivated a new collection of gamers, making previous MMORPGs look like child’s play. Currently, no game in the world makes nearly the amount of cash World of Warcraft’s over 3 million gamers create. Developing online RPGs look at WoW as the game to beat. It is practically expected that every new online RPG director interviewed is asked, “So, in what way your online RPG improve over WoW?” Regardless, it is pretty much agreed upon that World of Warcraft ought to fall down soon, and allow some breathing room for the next era of online RPGs. On the other hand if the stubbornness of preceding Blizzard games serves as a guide, I wouldn’t keep your fingers crossed for the fall of WoW.

Yes, even if D3 and Starcraft 2 have an advantage over lesser known titles, there are still various new comers that act as a noticeable oppnonent. Hype and development by a extremely strong company does not always result in the formula for success, as shown by AoC (Age of Conan). Guild Wars II is the follow up to the MMORPG which was originally estimated to be the WoW killer, which for a while seemed quite possible. SWTOR (Star Wars: the Old Republic) is yet another hyped up online RPG supported by a large number of followers, but of different kinds. Earth Rise is one more game that is scarcely recognized but could possibly become a winner. May we spectate another epic clash of gaming companies? Will we observe a World of Warcraft-esque revelation in online gaming? Only time will tell; only time will tell.

]]> http://onlinemultiplayerrpg.wordpress.com/2009/10/23/an-analysis-of-the-modern-era-of-mmorpg-gaming/ Fri, 23 Oct 2009 22:09:51 +0000 renehall1974 http://onlinemultiplayerrpg.wordpress.com/2009/10/23/an-analysis-of-the-modern-era-of-mmorpg-gaming/

Welcome, mmorpg master! I’m sure you probably already know, a huge wave developing games are to be released soon.

Even though the majority of PC gamers are MMORPG players, first person shooter and real time strategy players still take a hefty percentage of the online gaming industry. However, nearly all hardcore gamers (the gamers skipping class and work to game until 4am everyday) are captivated to online RPGs; namely WoW. Some RPG players say that playing RPGs are more worthwhile, since powerful character equipments are easier to show off than first person shooter and RTS management talent. Even so, there are still plenty of FPS and RTS online game hardcore gamers out there. For example, the dedicated Starcraft and devout Counter Strike players. Both groups play a game that is most likely older than their youngest sister.

Exactly why it is important to acknowledge these facts of PC gamers, is that this new age of PC games has quite a assortment designed for these hardcore gamers. SC 2 will undeniably make the biggest influence, having the pleasure of being the continuation to the most successful online game in history. Hell, an entire nation is in anticipating of SC II, seeing that Starcraft Brood War is virtually the main game in Korea, who boast the miraculously big Starcraft Brood War league, KeSPA. Diablo 3 is one more new popular Blizzard game, and is also the successor to a widely successful game, called Diablo 2. Diablo 1 was the initial title of the Diablo series, and lead the way for hack and slash games following. Improving Diablo 1’s innovative recipe is a hard feat that most replicas have failed to reproduce. Luckily, maybe unfortunately for fans, role playing games have shifted their attention away from perfecting the hack and slash genre and in the direction of the slower paced MMORPG style of WoW.

If I were make a time chart (yes, time has a considerable part in this analysis) of the most thriving computer games in history, one could see that Blizzard has almost always been the ruling company of the PC gaming industry, to the sense of almost being a complete domination. With the first generation of online games, Starcraft 1 set the bar for RTS games, and essentially all computer games in general. Then arrived Diablo II, which gripped a whole new party of RPG gamers, making previous online RPGS look pathetic. In this generation, no video game makes nearly the amount of money WoW’s 3+ million addicts generate. Emerging online RPGs view World of Warcraft as the game to out perform. It is practically anticipated that every new MMORPG director met is asked, “Tell us, how does your online RPG compare to World of Warcraft?” Regardless, it is generally agreed upon that WoW has to collapse soon, and leave some space for the next era of online RPGs. Then again if the persistence of prior Blizzard games serve as a guide, don’t keep your fingers crossed for the fall of world of warcraft.

Yes, even if D3 and SC 2 have a lead over lesser recognized titles, there are still a number of upcomers that are a noticeable oppnonent. Hype and being backed by a extremely strong company is not always the recipe for a winner, take a look at Age of Conan. Guild Wars II is the sequel to the online RPG that was initially glorified to be the WoW killer, which for a time actually seemed quite plausible. Star Wars: the Old Republic is yet another anticipated online RPG supported by a significant number of enthusiasts, but of varying kinds. Earth Rise is yet another title that is hardly recognized but may become a winner. May we witness another epic clash of gaming companies? Will we behold a WoW-esque revelation in online gaming? Only time will tell; only time will tell.

]]> http://onlinebasketballrpg.wordpress.com/2009/10/23/a-look-of-the-latest-age-of-rpg-gaming/ Fri, 23 Oct 2009 06:03:22 +0000 jamiewiley1958 http://onlinebasketballrpg.wordpress.com/2009/10/23/a-look-of-the-latest-age-of-rpg-gaming/

Welcome, young online gaming lover. Though you most likely already knew, many, many developing computer games will be debuting in the upcoming year.

Despite that the majority of PC gamers are RPG gamers, shooter and real time strategy gamers still are a large share of the online world. It just so happens that most hardcore gamers (the gamers missing class/work to game past 3am everyday) are infatuated to online RPGs; namely World of Warcraft. Some WoW players believe that playing RPGs are more worthwhile, since powerful characters are easier to show to others than FPS shooting and strategy talent. With that being said, there are still loads of FPS and strategy online game obsessed gamers around. For example, the diligent Starcraft and diligent Counter Strike players. Both gamers play a game that very likely older than their youngest relative.

Now why it is important to acknowledge these trends of PC gamers, is that this new era of computer games has quite a variety meant for these old school players. SC 2 will most likely produce the most significant impression, owning the privilege of being the next game to the best online game ever created. Hell, an entire nation is eargerly awaiting SC 2, given that the original Starcraft is practically the major sport of Korea, which feature the marvelously large SC league, called KeSPA. Diablo 3 is yet another upcoming hyped up Blizzard title, and is also the successor to a widely successful game, Diablo 2. Diablo 1 was the opening game of the Diablo series, and lead the way for hack and slash games following. Improving Diablo’s perfect formula is an ambitious objective that many replicas have failed to do. Fortunately, maybe unluckily for some gamers, RPGs have changed their time away from improving the dungeon crawling and in the direction of the slower paced RPG style of World of Warcraft.

If you set up a time list (time has a major role in this examination) of the most successful online games ever made, you would notice that Blizzard has been the ruling entity of the PC gaming industry, to the sense of being a monopoly. Within the first period of PC games, Starcraft set the benchmark for RTS gaming, and really all computer games in general. Then came Diablo 2, which captivated a whole new collection of RPG gamers, making previous MMORPGs look pathetic. Currently, no PC game comes close the amount of cash WoW’s 3 plus million gamers produce. Freshly made MMORPGs view World of Warcraft as the game to top. It is practically inevitable that every new online RPG director interviewed is asked, “Tell us, how does your MMORPG improve over World of Warcraft?” Regardless, I think it is commonly agreed that World of Warcraft must fall down soon, and allow some room for the next generation of MMORPGs. Though if the life span of previous Blizzard games serve as a guide, you shouldn’t keep your fingers crossed for the death of WoW.

Yes, although Diablo III and SC 2 have an advantage over lesser recognized titles, there are still various new titles that are a reasonable threat. Hype and development by a extremely strong company is not always the formula for a winner, as shown by Age of Conan. Guild Wars II is the follow up to the game that was formerly hyped to be the World of Warcraft slayer, which for a time seemed quite plausible. Star Wars: the Old Republic is another hyped up MMORPG supported by a large amount of fans, but of different types. Earth Rise is yet another title that is seldom known but may end up being a winner. May we observe another epic clash of gaming companies? Will we behold a WoW-esque transformation in online gaming? Only time will tell; but I have my wager on Starcraft 2.

]]> http://massivelymultiplayeronlineroleplayinggame.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/an-analysis-of-the-latest-generation-of-computer-gaming/ Thu, 22 Oct 2009 20:18:17 +0000 angelkramer1972 http://massivelymultiplayeronlineroleplayinggame.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/an-analysis-of-the-latest-generation-of-computer-gaming/

Thanks for visiting, online gaming lover. Though you probably already knew, tons of developing PC games are ready to be released in 2010.

Despite that a large amount of online gamers are MMORPG players, the FPS and strategy players still take a significant share of the online industry. However, most dedicated gamers (the players skipping work or class to game until 4am everyday) are fixated to online RPGs; for example, WoW. Some may say that playing online RPGs are more worthwhile, since high levels and rare items are easier to recognize than first person shooter and RTS management skill. Even so, there still are loads of shooter and RTS online game addicted gamers out there. Some that come to into mind are the dedicated Starcraft and dedicated Counter-Strike gamers. Both sets of gamers play a game that probably older than their youngest sister.

Why exactly it is important to recognize these trends of PC gamers, is that this new period of computer games has quite a variety targeted at these hardcore gaming addicts. Starcraft II will certaintly make the most significant impact, because the advantage of being the follow up to the most successful computer game in history. Even a complete country is eargerly awaiting SC 2, given that Starcraft is nearly the national activity in Korea, who feature the surprisingly large PC gaming organization, named KeSPA. Diablo III is an additional upcoming popular Blizzard game, thanks to being the successor to the widely popular game, named Diablo 2. Diablo 1 was the first game of the Diablo legacy, and guided the way for dungeon crawling games following. Improving Diablo I’s perfect formula is a hard goal that most copy cats have failed to accomplish. Fortunately, maybe regrettably for some gamers, RPGs have shifted their time away from perfecting the dungeon crawling towards the slower paced online RPG style of World of Warcraft.

If someone was to set up a time table (yes, time is a considerable role in this analysis) of the most popular online games ever made, you could observe Blizzard has almost always been the most dominating company of the industry, to the sense of being a monopoly. Through the first period of PC games, Starcraft set the standard for RTS games, and essentially all online games in general. Then came Diablo 2, which captivated a completely different collection of RPG gamers, making previous MMORPGs look seriously outdated. In the present, no game comes close the sum of income World of Warcraft’s over 3 million addicts produce. Emerging MMORPGs look at World of Warcraft as the game to surpass. It is pretty much inevitable that every new MMORPG director interviewed is asked, “Tell us, in what way your online RPG surpass WoW?” Regardless, it is commonly agreed that WoW should fall from its perch shortly from now, and allow some space for the next era of online RPGs. Though if the persistence of previous Blizzard games act as a guide, don’t hold your breath for the death of world of warcraft.

Yes, while Diablo 3 and SC 2 have a lead over less known titles, there are still a number of new comers that serve a noticeable oppnonent. Hype and being backed by a ridiculously strong company is not always the recipe for success, take a look at Age of Conan. Guild Wars II is the sequel to the online RPG that was initially glorified to be the World of Warcraft slayer, which for a while actually seemed quite plausible. SWTOR (Star Wars: the Old Republic) is yet another anticipated title supported by a substancial amount of enthusiasts, but of varying kinds. Earth Rise is one more game that is little recognized but could possibly become a winner. May we behold another epic clash of gaming companies? May we spectate a World of Warcraft-esque revolution in MMORG gaming? Only time will tell; but I have my wager on SC II.

]]> http://thewestonlinerpg.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/a-review-of-our-latest-generation-of-pc-gaming/ Thu, 22 Oct 2009 18:46:33 +0000 josephpugh1984 http://thewestonlinerpg.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/a-review-of-our-latest-generation-of-pc-gaming/

Welcome, my video game fan. Like you most likely already know, a lot of upcoming games are to be released next year.

Despite that a good number of PC gamers are MMORPG players, the FPS and RTS gamers still take a sizeable percentage of the PC gaming industry. Yet, the majority of dedicated gamers (the players avoiding class and work to game past 4am everyday) are captivated to online RPGs like World of Warcraft. Some WoW players argue that playing RPGs are more worthwhile, since high level characters are easier to show to others than FPS shooting and strategy talent. Nevertheless, there still are tons of shooter and strategy addicts out and about. For example, the old school Starcraft and old school Counter-Strike gamers. Both sets of gamers play a game that probably older than their youngest sibling.

Now why it is important to acknowledge these facts of online gamers, is that this new generation of computer games has quite a assortment targeted at these hardcore players. SC 2 will definitely generate the largest impact, because the advantage of being the next game to the greatest computer game ever created. Even a complete country is anticipating Starcraft II, seeing that Starcraft I is just about the most popular activity of Korea, which own the remarkably big SC organization, named KeSPA. Diablo III is another upcoming highly anticipated Blizzard game, thanks to being the follow up to the mega hit game, called Diablo 2. Diablo 1 was the first title of the Diablo franchise, and guided the way for hack and slash type games. Reproducing Diablo I’s original formula is a challenging objective that most copy cats have failed to accomplish. Fortunately, maybe unluckily for some gamers, gaming companies have shifted their attention away from improving the hack and slash genre and in the direction of the much slower paced RPG design of WoW.

If I were devise a chronological table (yes, time has a considerable part in this analysis) of the most thriving online games ever made, you would notice that Blizzard has been the leading figure of the industry, to the sense of being a complete domination. Through the first era of complex computer games, Starcraft 1 set the standard for Strategy games, and essentially all computer games in general. Then came Diablo 2, which enchanted a new group of RPG gamers, making previous online RPGS look pathetic. Currently, no PC game makes nearly the amount of cash World of Warcraft’s over 3 million addicts generate. Emerging MMORPGs perceive WoW as the game to surpass. It is practically inevitable that every new online RPG representative interviewed is asked, “Tell us, in what way this game compare to World of Warcraft?” Regardless, it is generally agreed that World of Warcraft must fall from its perch soon, and allow some space for the next generation of MMORPGs. Yet if the tenacity of previous Blizzard games act as a guide, you shouldn’t wait patiently for the fall of WoW.

Yes, although Diablo 3 and Starcraft II have a lead over lesser known games, there are still a number of new games that are a reasonable threat. Hype and development by a absurdly powerful company is not always the recipe for triumph, as shown by Age of Conan. Guild Wars 2 is the follow up to the game that was formerly worshiped to be the World of Warcraft destroyer, which for a while seemed quite believable. Star Wars: the Old Republic is yet another anticipated game backed by a substancial number of fans, but of varying kinds. Earth Rise is another game that is hardly recognized but may become a winner. Will we behold another epic clash of gaming companies? Will we witness a World of Warcraft-esque revolution in online gaming? Only time will tell; only time will tell.

]]> http://finalfantasy14gameplay.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/a-look-of-our-latest-age-of-mmorpg-gaming/ Thu, 22 Oct 2009 04:43:12 +0000 jacobgolden1952 http://finalfantasy14gameplay.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/a-look-of-our-latest-age-of-mmorpg-gaming/

Nice of you to visit, online RPG fanatic. Most likely you most likely already knew, a plethora of new online games are to be released in 2010.

While more than half of online gamers are RPG players, FPS and RTS gamers still play a significant portion of the online gaming world. Yet, nearly all zealous gamers (the players avoiding work or class to game late into 4:30am everyday) are addicted to RPGs like World of Warcraft. Some WoW gamers argue that playing RPGs are most worthwhile, since rare items and high levels are easier to acknowledge than first person shooter and strategy skills. Nonetheless, there still are heaps of shooter and real time strategy addicted gamers all over. For example, the dedicated Starcraft and hardcore Counter Strike players. Both gamers play a game that is most likely older than their youngest sibling.

Exactly why it is important to recognize these trends of PC gamers, is that this new period of PC games has quite a assortment designed for these hardcore gamers. Starcraft II will indubitably create the biggest influence, having the pleasure of being the follow up to the best real time strategy game ever created. Even a complete country is in anticipating of Starcraft 2, given that Starcraft I is pretty much the leading game of Korea, which have the miraculously huge Starcraft Brood War organization, named KeSPA. Diablo III is another new highly anticipated Blizzard game, thanks to being the successor to the mega hit game, called Diablo 2. Diablo I was the original title of the Diablo legacy, and guided the way for dungeon crawling type games. Copying Diablo 1’s original formula is a tough objective that the majority of replicas have failed to reproduce. Luckily, maybe regrettably for some, gaming companies have shifted their attention away from perfecting the hack and slash genre and towards the less fast paced paced online RPG style of WoW.

If someone was to create a time chart (yes, time plays a significant part in this analysis) of the most successful PC games ever created, one could see Blizzard has almost always been the ruling entity of the gaming industry, to the sense of almost being a complete domination. Through the first age of online games, Starcraft 1 set the bar for Strategy gaming, and really all online games in general. Then arrived Diablo II, which mesmerized a completely different audience of online RPG gamers, making previous MMORPGs look obsolete. In this generation, no game in the world comes close the sum of income World of Warcraft’s 3+ million gamers create. Freshly made online RPGs look at WoW as the game to beat. It is pretty much unavoidable that all new online RPG executive interviewed is asked, “So, how does this online RPG surpass World of Warcraft?” Regardless, it is often agreed upon that WoW must collapse in the near future, and give some opportunity for the next era of MMORPGs. Then again if the persistence of prior Blizzard games act as any indicator, you shouldn’t hold your breath for the fall of WoW.

Yes, while Diablo 3 and Starcraft 2 have a lead over less recognized titles, there are still some new comers that act as a noticeable threat. Hype and development by a absurdly powerful company is not always the guidelines for a winner, as shown by Age of Conan. Guild Wars II is the sequel to the online RPG that was initially estimated to be the WoW slayer, which for a while actually seemed quite realistic. Star Wars: the Old Republic is yet another hyped up game backed by a large amount of followers, but of varying kinds. Earth Rise is one more title that is hardly known but could possibly end up being a winner. Will we witness another epic clash of gaming companies? Will we see a World of Warcraft-esque revolution in online RPG gaming? Only time will tell; only time will tell.

]]> http://igriceonline.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/kings-island-2/ Fri, 09 Oct 2009 07:11:15 +0000 Zoran Djuric http://igriceonline.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/kings-island-2/

Ako ste zeleli da probate neku rpg igricu kako izgleda online urdjena u flash tehnici to mozete uraditi odabirom neke od igrica koja se nalazi u nasoj kategoriji RPG ova kategorija donosi jako velik broj igrica koje imaju jako visoku ocenu, ja sam se odlucio da izaberem igricu pod imenom Kings Island 2 ovo ja nova igrica u ovoj kategoriji I ima jako visoku ocenu.Kada kliknete na igricu on ce biti ucitana jako brzo nakon toga kliknite na play a zatim ce vam se pojaviti glavni meni koji donosi vise opcija.Da bi ste poceli igrati trebate kliknuti na New game a nakon toga par puta trebate kliknuti na click to continue ako zelite da preskocite upustva I uvod u igricu.

Before I start, I just want to say that I got the pictures and videos in my laptop now.  All I need to do is upload them then I can blog it! ^_^

Back to the topic.  I saw an interesting twilight rpg forum.  I like the plot so I decided to join.  I made a character and I still named her Rei Quincy.  I choose her to be a human.  Here’s the application I made.

This time Rei will be played by Anne Hathaway.

Her avatar

QUICK AND DIRTY FACTS

FULL NAME: Rei Chan Quincy
SEX: Female
SPECIES: Human
BORN: April 15 2088
TURNED: ———————- ???
APPEARS TO BE: 18
BUT REALLY IS: 18
PLAY BY: Anne Hathaway

GLANCE INTO YOUR MIND

Physical Description: Rei stands at the height of 5′3″. She’s not that tall but got a very nice body, not that firm but she always sees to it that there is no extra fats. She got a long brown hair which she often ties up or just let it loose. She has a pretty face, a not so pointy noise which she just likes, a bit pouty lips and her favorite blue eyes. Her mom often tell her that her eyes are full of water which she doesn’t really understand.Likes: She likes any coffee flavored food or drinks. She likes her life when her mother was still alive. She likes to always go somewhere. She likes to stay in the woods.

Dislikes: She dislikes her father and brother. She doesn’t like the thunders. She doesn’t like to go home. She doesn’t like crying.

Personality: Rei has a difficult personality. She is somewhat unexplainable, unpredictable. Must be because she has an adventurous mind and sometimes she doesn’t really think of what she will be doing first. She’s an act-now-think-later type of girl that sometimes causes her trouble. She’s a smart brave girl, a rebel in the eyes of other people. When it comes to fashion, she just always picks what comfortable to wear. Sometimes, her fashion is considered boyish. Not that she doesn’t like to wear girly stuffs, it’s just that she doesn’t have a reason to. But the truth is, she loves wearing dresses but since her mother died, she never got a chance to wear one again.

Family and History:
On the 15th of April 2088 at the only hospital in Forks, Rainie Quincy gave birth to a girl she named Rei. Her husband Jaye was disappointed because he wanted a son not a daughter. But Ranie loved her daughter so much. She took really good care of her while her husband distant his self from Rei. That was their situation for twelve years. Then one day, she found out she was pregnant. They were surprised because they thought she wouldn’t have another child anymore even though they would always try. The couple found out that they would finally have a son. It made Jaye very happy. Rei was happy too because she wanted to see her father happy. Until the eight month of her pregnancy came, she met an accident that made her life in danger. The doctor could not save both of her and her son so she would need to choose but due to her situation Jaye would need to make the decision. The doctor summoned Jaye and told him the situation. Even though, Rainie was suffering she still managed to utter the words, “Save our son.” So with a heavy heart, Jaye told the doctor to save their son. Rei was outside and didn’t know what was happening. All her daughter would know is that his father chose his brother to stay alive than her beloved mother.

Rei changed after her mother died. She hated her father for choosing his brother. She hated his brother for staying alive. And what she hated most was that her father treated her the same as before her mother died. She hate living in the same roof with them but she doesn’t have a choice. They didn’t really have a close relative or they were not that rich to afford another house for her to live on. She grew up hating them. She became a rebel that always cause her father troubles. They didn’t think she really value her life that much with all the dangerous things she would always do.

And now, she’s eighteen years old studying in Forks High School. She’s smart student but people don’t see that because of all the trouble she gets into. She’s just actually trying her best to live her boring life.

This time in order for me to be accepted I need to post a role play example.  So here’s what I wrote…

Rei once again ditched school that day.  She went to her favorite spot in the woods.  It was her favorite because she felt peace there.  The big tree would cover her.  She would always sit behind a tree near the river there.  She didn’t mind getting her jeans dirty.  She would just stay there all day.  As she close her eyes, she could not help her self reminisce the time where her mother was still alive.

“Your eyes are full of water my dear,” Rainie, her mom, smilingly told her.  She would always tell that phrase to her.  Her mother was in her bed hugging her and triyng to make her sleep.

“What do you mean mother?”she asked, her innocent blue eyes eyeing her beautiful mother.

“What I mean is you’re full of power,” she explained but still not clear to her so she asked again. “Mother, how can a water be powerful?”

“You see sweetie, water can put out fire.  It can wash away earth.  It can even destroy iron,”  she answered looking to her eyes while touching her face.

Rei then opened her eyes and realized her tears betrayed her again.  She would always miss her mother.  She wiped out her tears and stood up.  As much as she didn’t want to, it was time to go home.

If you wanna join, here’s the link!

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I mentioned in a previous post that I play Ragnarok Online.  Well, last night was one session that I’m sure going to remember for a while.

Conclave (my in-game guild of fellow casual gamers) decided to hold a Branch Party in celebration of our friend (Millia’Rage, the Assassin of my friend Laia Illyia) hitting level 99, meaning she was ready for Transcending.  For those who are not familiar with the term, a Branch Party is a gathering of friends who are there for the sole intent of ganking the random monsters that are summoned by a Branch item.  Normally people use a Dead Branch, which summons non-MVP, non-Boss monsters, but since this was a special occassion, our guildmaster, Jerrard/Soulfist decided to use a Bloody Branch, which summons a Boss Monster instead.  Now, for a casual guild of just about 6 or so active players, this might be an uphill battle at the very least, but the boss was confident that, with our luck, we’d just summon a Golden Thief Bug.

You’ll imagine how complete our surprise was when a Valkyrie Randgris popped out.

At first, we though that, with some smart use of terrain (we summoned in the first corridor of the Sunken Ship, which had a set of stairs and some walls to hide behind) we could take it down.  So I changed characters and used my Paladin, called my cousin, who used his Soul Linker, and had asked Lai to use her high priestess.

The technique to hunting Valkyrie Randgris is nominally simple, and we’ve watched it done many times by parties farming Valkyrie items before: have a Paladin (ideally equipped with the Paladin Battlegrounds set, which increases all non-Demihuman type damage, which I didn’t have) cast Reflect, rush into the mob of Valkyries (but still within range of the High Priestess’ Redemptio), while the Soul Linker rushes with the paladin.  The Soul Linker casts Eske on the boss Valkyrie, and the Paladin bodyblocks the boss and their mob.

It’s pretty much a suicide mission, as the Valks can take down a Paladin in about two hits, but believe me it’s as intended.  The Valkyries damage the paladin, the damage is reflected, and if you don’t think the 40% reflected damage isn’t much, the fact that it’s been multiplied four times by Eske, the damage adds up.  Of course, the Paladin and Linker get swamped, but this is where the High Priestess comes in: the High Priestess, secreted away in a corner the Valkyries can’t reach, but can still see the Paladin and Soul Linker, casts Redemptio.  The result?  The Paladin stands back up hopefully still in the middle of the Valkyries, casts Reflect again, gets killed (obviously), but still reflecting the damage back to the Valkyries, with the Soul Linker recasting Eske on Randgris when its effect wears out.  Rinse and repeat until the Valk is dead.  Simple, right?

Well, it seems that this ’simple’ set of tactics still nearly broke our guild, as Redemptio apparently had a MASSIVE spellpoint cost.  Meaning that Lai’s high priestess had to be CONSTANTLY resupplied with SP-replenishing potions.

You might say that it didn’t really go as planned.

After an hour of rather frustrating lack of success, the guild called it a night, with the Valkyrie still running rampant, but I still couldn’t log out without taking it down, so I just waited a bit, and sure enough some other folks came on to help.  And, surprisingly, the fight ended VERY quickly.  Go figure.

Yes, it is gone.  Mr. Writer’s Block has really left my building.  What I mean is I’m role-playing again and I’m writing stories again!  Oh, how I missed it!!!  What do I mean by role-playing?  Well, I was a member of this Hogwarts role-playing game.  It is where you make your own character and play it.  And I came back there with a new character.

My charry...

My new charry’s name is Rei Quincy.  And here’s the application I just made.  I’m just waiting for the staffs approval then I can role-play with the other characters.  I’m so excited!!!  And if you’re interested on joining or you wanna check it out, here’s the link (just click them ^_-  ) : Ultimate Hogwarts: The Rebirth (homepage) and UHRebirth Board (the role-play board).

Full Name: Rei Quincy

Age and Year: 14 and 4th year

Wand: 10 inches Mahogany with Dragon Heartstrings

Blood Type: Pureblood

Physical Description: Rei is not small but you can’t say she’s tall too, just the average height for her age. She is also not thin but not that fat which she just likes. She has a long metallic brown hair that is curly at the end. She sometimes straightened her hair. She has soft lips that are a bit pouted. Her almond-shaped eyes are the prominent ones because of the color of it, bright blue. Her mother always says to her that her eyes are full of water which she doesn’t really know what she meant by that.

Personality: Rei has a difficult personality, sometimes her action are a bit boyish and sometimes her actions are very feminine. She is friendly but usually talks only to those who talks to her first. She cares a lot to those people who are special to her and always has this urge to protect them even though she is not that strong. But, she is pretty smart that is why she uses it to her advantage. She loves to read books as much as she loves to write. She loves to hang around on places that are crowded. She gets inspired to write whenever she sees people full of life.

She wears clothes depending on her mood. She wear boyish type of outfit because it is really comfortable to wear plus when she feels being adventurous. She also wears girly outfits when the occasion needs it and also simple dresses when she feels she wanted to just write something while observing her surroundings. She doesn’t really care what the other people think of her.

Likes: She likes crowded places especially parks, beautiful gardens and coffee shops. She likes talking to her friends. She likes to observe her surroundings so she can use it when she’s writing. She loves coffee flavored stuff which makes her hyper. She loves to stay up late.

Dislikes: She dislikes people with a bad attitude towards her. She dislikes being alone. She dislikes seeing her father sad.

Pets: She has a black cat named Flippie.

Family and History:

Rei was born on the 19^th day of March. She is the only daughter of Joseph and Jaynie Quincy. Her family can be called rich but they were not the type who boasts it. They live a humble life. She was very happy with her life until the day her mother died of an illness which no one can explain. She was just six year old then. She and her father grieved for the lost of a wonderful person in their life. The only person which they believed that brings a lot of joy to them. Since that day, her father became very workaholic even though they were rich enough that they can just do nothing and still live. Every night she cries on her bed thinking of what she can do to make her father happy again, even just a smile on his lips.

When she reached the age of eleven, a letter from a beautiful owl arrived on their doorstep. The letter said that she was accepted in Hogwarts, a school of Witchcraft and Wizardry. When she showed it to her father, she was shocked of what she saw. She saw her father smiled and congratulated her. And from that day, she always tries her best to be a good student to make her father proud. She also started writing stories which her father always praises. She realized that every time she makes or does something good, it put a smile on her father’s handsome face.

Another one is I wanted to write stories again and I’m planning to publish it here in my blog.  It will be a Taglish novel like the romance pocketbooks here in the Philippines.  Now I need to make a draft for my upcoming story.  I can’t wait to get started!!!