Celessa wrote:
Now I hail that guy as the king of swords, especially when he sheathes it so gracefully and when tapping the charge attack like mad, he starts doing a series of swift swings and you can hear the metal clanging everytime. How does he even get the sword back into his sheathe so elegantly in the first place? Wouldn't he have cut himself by now? What skill. :victory:
That's why he is my favorite character :thumbsup: . And also, once you get his final weapon, he will have this combo where he can use Saito Hajime's (Rurouni Kenshin) Gatotsu technique as the final blow of the combo :D .
Celessa wrote:DW5 has the awesome Musou Rage which I love :dancing: - you hardly flinch and do thrice the damage at least :metaldevil:
Yeah, the Musou Rage feature is really cool :metaldevil: . And the Musou fills up faster even with just a slash or two when you have that ability.
Celessa wrote:And oh yeah, Samurai Warriors! It's been a while, but most of the characters were forgettable after playing it for about a week straight. The only guy I could recall was Oda Nobunaga, obviously. Besides, I bought the soundtrack but I only liked 1 song out of the album. :shakehead: Disappointing indeed. :banghead: At least they brought the training system into play. Sometimes, my girls take too much of a rest, often fail the tests, and end up never getting hired at all. :sweat:
You didn't like it huh. As for me, I like it the same way I liked Dynasty Warriors. And yes, the training system when you create a character is the thing that made me like this game, especially the training where you have to deflect the arrows using a sword, it's really challenging :) . The characters where ok, and my favorite was Keiji Maeda and Masamune Date.
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