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Anyone ever thought or tried putting "Two-Swords" on Mustadio?! Because I remember Lancers still not being able to we're 2 spears with it. Thank you.

Sorry if its a re-post, Searched before I promise.

Two Swords on Mustadio works just as well as it does on any other character, although if you're thinkin' with guns, fahgettaboutit. Doesn't work with any ranged weapons.

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Yeah the main objective was to make Mustadio shoot 2 times k, thanks.

We all wish, man. We all wish.

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Why on earth is the word gringo in this title? I don't think you know what it means.

I wondered that myself. *shrugs*

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I haven't tried it yet but i'll get to it.

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Erm, try what? It's already been said that Two Swords with guns, which was the original poster's intention, was impossible. Even with the weapons allowed, I feel putting Two Swords on Mustadio more or less defeats the primary purpose of using Mustadio in the first place, which is sniping...with a gun .

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one time i had a dream that they sold guns that you could equip 2 of at the machine city. I was like the furthest possible place away, and I traveled all ther way there just to find out that I was an idiot. I was pissed.

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We were young and naive.
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Well, it does say "Two Swords" not "Two Weapons".

Although I'll be the first to point out the ability does work with Fists (Monk or otherwise).

All Weapons that work with this ability say so in their descriptions, Aswell as saying if they work with 2 hands or not.


So, if it wasnt already odvious, Guns/Bows, Don't work.

On a lighter note, (You Spoony Bard!) If you're having dreams about tactics, then maybe its time for a little break? lol

I suppose I won't deny that I've also had dreams about Final Fantasy....

Maybe we all play just a little more then we should huh?


(P.S. I also question the use of the word "gringo", why is it there? is kirzan of mexican decent or something? and have something against him? lol its just a game... )

This post has been edited by CT5Holy on 2nd May 2006 00:39

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<FrPhoenix[Around]> "Burgleburgleburgle"

Maybe gringo is a reference to those old spaghetti western double-gun toting bad-asses. "Eh, Gringo! You shoot my horse!"

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Erm, try what? It's already been said that Two Swords with guns, which was the original poster's intention, was impossible. Even with the weapons allowed, I feel putting Two Swords on Mustadio more or less defeats the primary purpose of using Mustadio in the first place, which is sniping...with a gun .

I know that galsic,but i just didn't see it be posted.

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Actually the word "gringo" means "white person" in spanish, as for the two swords its nothing but an utterly dream.

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Actually the word "gringo" means "white person" in spanish

Actually, it literally means "alien." However, it was most often used in the context you suggested (reference to a white person).

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Quote (Ichimaru Gin @ 28th May 2006 19:53)

Actually the word "gringo" means "white person" in spanish

Actually, it literally means "alien." However, it was most often used in the context you suggested (reference to a white person).

Wrong, the word "gringo" doesn't literally mean alien. Since "alien" in spanish means "marciano" which I currently have extent knowledge of, since I'm Mexican/American.

If you want any further proof where I proved you wrong, you can go here:

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=g...search?q=gringo

This post has been edited by Ichimaru Gin on 4th June 2006 21:11

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Quote (ArcnightDelita @ 30th May 2006 23:41)

Quote (Ichimaru Gin @ 28th May 2006 19:53)

Actually the word "gringo" means "white person" in spanish

Actually, it literally means "alien." However, it was most often used in the context you suggested (reference to a white person).

Wrong, the word "gringo" doesn't literally mean alien. Since "alien" in spanish means "marciano" which I currently have extent knowledge of, since I'm Mexican/American.

If you want any further proof where I proved you wrong, you can go here:

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=g...search?q=gringo

Uh, dude, theres nothing there.

Also, I had it defined by someone who was also Mexican/American. Now, I'm not saying I put my trust in this person completely, or that you're not right (how should I know anyway?) but keep your pants on.

This post has been edited by ArcnightDelita on 6th June 2006 23:04

marciano means alien, like the kind from outer space.

arcnightdelita was refering to alien as in foreigner or immigrant.


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