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Re:Cao Pi Quotes
Eh, I'll first say that you're overreacting. Did you read the edit summary I left in the page history? To think I'm personally trying to boss you around is a bit much. If I was really trying to boss you around I wouldn't bother to respond and just ban you for a selfish and unjustified reason. To be honest, with my edit I was only fixing the formatting of the quote. Bullet points are only used for quotes that aren't related to one another. In fact I didn't even notice you added anything and only saw the formatting change. So naturally, I just used an older edit of the page because it was easier for me to change the formatting that way than to do it manually. I was being lazy =shrug= I didn't intentionally any erase the quote you added. I was more concerned about the way the quotes were formatted.

However, now that I have noticed it, I think the quote you placed is misquoted. "Do you think that I can be fooled by your copy version of my father!" This sentence is using, for lack of better words, weird English. I would think the actual quote would be "Do you think I can be fooled by your copied version of my father" or "Did you think I would/could be fooled" but I'm too lazy to go check for the exact quote at the moment.

To answer your other question. Yes, I've played Warriors Orochi, in fact I've played the entire series in both Japanese and English.

I've been admin here for over a year with a fairly consistent track record of being relatively fair and knowledgeable. If you think I'm doing something wrong of course I will admit to any mistakes I have made and will correct them. However, please do not assume anything about my character without at least talking and getting to know me first. It's not nice to attack other people based on unfounded assumptions especially towards strangers over the internet. Kyosei 04:09, December 24, 2010 (UTC)

KYOUSEI, OMAEWA BAGAROH!User_talk:Ericard 04:26, December 24, 2010 (UTC)

Image uploading policy
Please do not see this as me personally picking on you this is just mostly me being tired of having to categorize every single image everyone uploads. As part of our uploading policy here left from the original founders, please take the time to categorize the images you upload. Adding a category to an image can be done before it is uploaded by typing in wikicode in the Summary text box. "__" is for the name of the series or particular image category you are uploading. For example if you were uploading a Samurai Warriors 2 render, you would categorize it as and so on. The category can be added after it is uploaded by editing the image file itself. Click the Edit this page button near the top left hand corner of the image page. While editing it, simply use the Add category button you see near the bottom left hand corner of the editing space to add the category.

In the future if you fail do to this, I will simply delete all the images you upload for not following the uploading rules. Kyosei 05:20, December 29, 2010 (UTC)

Video
I don't think it's actually "Dynasty Warriors the Movie" like the video uploader says it is, since its sound and video quality look much too dated to be comparable with the date of either games holding the title. By the first game came out (1997 or 2000 for the Shin series), China was doing a lot of different filming techniques that I don't really see in the video clip. To me, this is almost like comparing Jackie Chan's debut stunt work with the current acting and stunt work he does now in Hollywood. It just doesn't really match up. The video does look familiar though... I'm sorry that I can't place my finger on it right now. It reminds me a lot of that Zhuge Liang movie, but I think I'm wrong? Need more time to think about this one. :? Sake neko 16:25, December 27, 2010 (UTC)
 * Romance of the Three Kingdoms (other_media); though I haven't really been updating it since Chinese is a challenge for me to read at times. It has some recommendations you might be interested in at least. Sake neko 16:47, December 27, 2010 (UTC)
 * All of the Warriors series are meant to play differently, so I can get the feeling of disappointment you might have hopping into DW after SW or WO. But DW6 is a hit-and-miss even with DW fans due to removing the numbered Cs, tiny bonuses during stages, changing the tone to be more historical and less like the novel, etc. Most DW fans would probably recommend getting DW5, DW4, or DW3 for a "good old DW romp". If you want gameplay/movesets that are closer to WO, you'd probably want to aim for DW5 or wait and get the much quicker, more expensive, "based off of DW5 kinda" DW7 instead.


 * Before trying to get another DW, though, I'd suggest trying DW6 for a little longer to see if the characters and setting are really something you'd want to be interested in first. Even though it changed "everything", DW6 still has common themes shared amongst the cast that happens throughout the DW series. The factions/characters are practically set in stone with "who fights who, when and why", and it may not be your thing. WO actually tried something different for the DW characters by mixing them up a lot, which is really a breath of fresh air sometimes. DW characters aren't going to be like the SW cast and fight with several different clans or flip-flop if they feel like it.


 * I don't think I can really say anything else, since I don't really know what part of trying the DW series you have problems with. Some DW fans complained to not have liked DW6 because it was "too much like SW", so I'm just saying basic stuff. Sake neko 03:28, January 10, 2011 (UTC)
 * You can call your horse by pressing down on the direction pad. Your character won't move but they'll whistle and a keen horse comes to you right away. Horses that get easily distracted will probably need a moment or two. Beware, any horse can randomly get stuck behind the corners of buildings.
 * While riding a horse, you can jump by pressing one of the trigger buttons (I think R1, can't remember which).
 * Camera angles can be changed to your liking by playing around with the right analog stick. L1 resets it for guarding.
 * DW characters have always been slow without a horse (still recalls the sluggish dash of Pang De back in DW5). In this game though, some characters have an ability called Swift Foot, which grants them the chance to run with a 10 second speed boost.
 * Getting quicker transportation on the field will probably fix some of the difficulty problems you have with stages. This game was meant to be a little harder than others, though people are on the fence about whether it is or not.
 * Movies also have some pixelation on the highest res PC version, so it's not just the PS2 version that is affected by this. The movies for newer characters look slightly cleaner at times, but yeah. I'm guessing it's a side effect of the particular compressor they used so these movies could fit. Don't fret over it too much.


 * Um... can't really say much on the weapon complaints or aesthetic changes. If it really bothers you that much, get another DW game like DW5, Strikeforce, or DW7. I don't mind them personally and find them a nice change of pace. For me, it was actually fun to play Sun Jian for the first time in awhile. Sake neko 17:53, January 10, 2011 (UTC)


 * Zhao Yun's easy to use for beginners, but he's mainly known for his speed over power or defense within Shu's starters. He's kinda the anti-Guan Yu or anti-Zhang Fei in that respect. He's not bad really, just use his Special attack and things go down without a fight with the right skills learned.


 * And you must know that in WO, Lu Bu was a real push over. Don't think of taking him on when you're just starting out in DW; his strength is his trademark in this series. You can do other missions to weaken him but he's still one tough cookie. Pay close attention to chances of weakening his morale through missions. If a character says to take down a base or whatever when Lu Bu's on the move, do it right away. Don't head for Lu Bu at all and don't kill Diao Chan after lowering his morale. It'll just make things harder. For future reference, you can take him on without doing these things when you've played the game a little longer, when you've gotten the hang of things.


 * It seems you're kinda enjoying the game a bit. I don't think there's nothing more for me to really say other than have fun trying DW. Sake neko 06:46, January 11, 2011 (UTC)


 * That's something from DW5. Actually, I guess I should say DW4. Ah, let me explain. Certain characters in the fourth title had their C1 magically project swords forward to hit opponents and they made a ringing sound. They were quick and easy to abuse, even if they sounded a little annoying at times. For one reason or another, they changed into slow exploding fireballs in DW5. This was probably a part of tuning down the cast's more deadly moves from DW4 for variety in DW5. As for why they exist in the first place, I can't really say. It's just a video game. Sake neko 20:29, January 11, 2011 (UTC)
 * Yes, just finish their Musou Modes and you'll get their movies. Pretty straight forward. :) Sake neko 19:52, January 12, 2011 (UTC)