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i did post a video link before on the spam. I have all three and to be fair, it is fun for PSN standards. Tho Touhou seems more of a challenge compared in normal difficulties.

Here is the link again for those who missed it.

The best run i got without dying in EOSD was stage 4 mid boss. then the s**t hit the fan...and it was on Normal sad

Ah so planing on no longer going? That sucks. Hopefully your situation changes to allow for such an endeavor.

A claymore? That is such a cool sword. I am sure as you grip it with both hands you get the urge to go "slay" something eh? Unless you are housing the mine? Those things are scary, like the nightmare child between an explosive and a shotgun. At least it comes with directions.

If you change your mind and head to NYC, you should bring your claymore, if someone tries to rob you with a knife, you can one up them.



Ah, good ol fish and chips. I was too young to apreciate some of the finer points of living in england (like the drunken football scene at the pubs). So most of my memories of british culture involve walking down to the local spar store to buy one pence candy and a kinder surprise. Ofcourse I also visited a castle or two and went to "old" York. I could have sworn you would have some Romanian in you daughter of tepes.

*chuckles* Thanks.

Well i call it a claymore till i can find the right name to call it.
As for the runes, it's not a high priority as of yet.
For now, i can call it a claymore cause A) it's not that sharp and B) it requires two hands to hold it. ((but i have a technique that can make one hand easy to use))

So for now. The sword will be called "Sword of Sundered Worlds" (read more on my profile)

I've seen quite a few claymores, and they generally tend to look something like this. Usually slight blade taper, a pointed tip, often diamond cross section, almost always thinner tang in a rounded handle. And to say that a claymore is not sharp is honestly pretty laughable. Maybe not a delicate razor edge, but still.

Your sword reminds me more of a few ceremonial swords that I've seen in the past, like a replica of the confessor's sword and a few executioner swords. The handle is throwing me off a bit though.

And I like the name. Nice and cliché. XD

Well i know about the handle....
Other than that, the word claymore on most games today don't typically mean the pic. The best example of using the name Claymore are Claymore of the Prophet
Citadel Enforcer's Claymore
and a weird one Claymore of Ancient Power
All links from Wowhead. They have the name Claymore, they look odd, and that is why i call it that. But if i have to be 100% i should google executioner.

I wish they used Claymore in the right way.

Cool sword!

I can read arabic if you want me to check that, though from what I can see I don't think it is. Though I can read arabic, I don't actually know what it is meaning of what I am saying... sweatdrop

In fiction the word claymore tends to be synonymous with powerful large two handed swords, probably due to the reputation the scottish sword carries. Funny enough there is another sword called a claymore, a mere one handed sword with a type of special hand guard. Ofcourse there is also the land mine, but that is another story all together.

Oh well. whats in a name? That which we call a sword by any other name would cut as deep.



I love Twilight. I can be such an emotional sap, and Twilight bypasses the ribcage and goes straight for the heart. It is really well made, you got to applaud an amv made by Koop.

Oh! You ment sparkle vampire twilight. *Sigh* Once upon a time you could debate the politics of the Camarilla and the risk only is violating masquerade, this case being the mask one wears to hide they are a table top playing geek. Now you feel you got to avoid using the v-word out of fear of association.