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CAST Fortegunner from PC/PS2 PSU/AotI.<br><br> | CAST Fortegunner from PC/PS2 PSU/AotI.<br><br> | ||
'''Yamishi XI '''<br> | '''Yamishi XI '''<br> | ||
| − | CAST | + | CAST Gunmaster from 360 PSU/AotI.<br><br> |
Although I have had tons of other characters along the way, those listed are my primary characters, and therefore, the ones I have used most often.<br><br> | Although I have had tons of other characters along the way, those listed are my primary characters, and therefore, the ones I have used most often.<br><br> | ||
== About me == | == About me == | ||
| − | [[Image:YamishiCard.png|right|frame| | + | [[Image:YamishiCard.png|right|frame|[http://card.mygamercard.net/geothermal/gray/Yamishi.png Up-to-date Gamercard here.]]] |
| − | + | I've been a computer geek most of my life. I'm a huge Sega fan, ever since Sonic 2 for the Genesis rocked my metaphorical world.<br> | |
I own all of the Sega systems minus Saturn, Master System and Nomad. Dammit. | I own all of the Sega systems minus Saturn, Master System and Nomad. Dammit. | ||
| − | After Sega moved to focusing on third-party software development, I moved to Nintendo's Gamecube and Gameboy Advance. After that generation of consoles, I jumped on board with '''Xbox 360''' and '''Wii''' | + | After Sega moved to focusing on third-party software development, I moved to Nintendo's Gamecube and Gameboy Advance. After that generation of consoles, I jumped on board with '''Xbox 360''' and '''Wii'''.<br> |
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I enjoy writing fiction (NOT FAN-FICTION) and intend to become a published author someday. Wish me luck.<br> | I enjoy writing fiction (NOT FAN-FICTION) and intend to become a published author someday. Wish me luck.<br> | ||
| − | In my group of (real-life) friends, there | + | In my group of (real-life) friends, there are a few other PSO/PSU players; Yakusen, Zen Naito, Kiraaka and Omocha. Chances are, if you've played PSU alongside me, you've seen one of them around. Myself, Yakusen, and one other friend started a video game review site, known as [http://magnistar.wikispaces.com Magnistar].<br> |
==That character information!== | ==That character information!== | ||
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| '''Name''' || '''Gender''' || '''Race''' || '''Level''' || '''Class''' || '''Class Level''' || '''Server''' || '''Comments''' || '''Partner Machinery''' | | '''Name''' || '''Gender''' || '''Race''' || '''Level''' || '''Class''' || '''Class Level''' || '''Server''' || '''Comments''' || '''Partner Machinery''' | ||
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| − | |Yamishi X||Male||CAST|| | + | |Yamishi X||Male||[http://psupedia.info/CAST CAST]||162||[http://psupedia.info/Fortegunner Fortegunner]||20||PC/PS2||My first PSU character.||[http://psupedia.info/GH_450 GH450] |
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| − | |Dr. Henry Jekyll||Male||Beast|| | + | |Dr. Henry Jekyll||Male||[http://psupedia.info/Beast Beast]||38||[http://psupedia.info/Fighgunner Fighgunner]||5||PC/PS2||Surely, you recognize that name.||[http://psupedia.info/GH_440 GH440] |
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| − | |Yamishi XI||Male||CAST|| | + | |Yamishi XI||Male||[http://psupedia.info/CAST CAST]||~144||[http://psupedia.info/Gunmaster Gunmaster]||20||Xbox 360||Yeah, variety, huh? After migrating to the PSU360 servers, this became my main character.||[http://psupedia.info/GH_452 GH452] |
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I've been playing the Phantasy Star games since Phantasy Star Online for the Dreamcast. I have since learned of the rich history behind Phantasy Star, and I went back for a retroactive view of Phantasy Star 1-4.<br> | I've been playing the Phantasy Star games since Phantasy Star Online for the Dreamcast. I have since learned of the rich history behind Phantasy Star, and I went back for a retroactive view of Phantasy Star 1-4.<br> | ||
The only initial reason I got PSO for the Dreamcast was because of the Sonic Adventure 2 demo. I am now, always have been, and will likely continue to be a huge fan of Sonic the Hedgehog. Upon playing the level City Escape to death, I began playing PSO, with a character that I titled "Aarokan". Unfortunately, the copy of PSO I had played on was rented, and due to the bizarre system in place on savefiles in those days, I was unable to use that character upon purchasing my own copy.<br> | The only initial reason I got PSO for the Dreamcast was because of the Sonic Adventure 2 demo. I am now, always have been, and will likely continue to be a huge fan of Sonic the Hedgehog. Upon playing the level City Escape to death, I began playing PSO, with a character that I titled "Aarokan". Unfortunately, the copy of PSO I had played on was rented, and due to the bizarre system in place on savefiles in those days, I was unable to use that character upon purchasing my own copy.<br> | ||
| − | When I got my own PSO disc, I had to create a new character. I had no idea what to name this new | + | When I got my own PSO disc, I had to create a new character. I had no idea what to name this new beefybot. Upon consulting an uncle of mine, he insisted that I not "mess with Uncle Darkyman Steve!" To this day, I have no idea what he meant.<br> |
''But I had no problem stealing that "Darkyman" bit.''<br> | ''But I had no problem stealing that "Darkyman" bit.''<br> | ||
Using a Section ID calculator, I determined that DARKMAN (in all caps) was the only way I would get the Section ID I wanted. I think it was Whitill.<br> | Using a Section ID calculator, I determined that DARKMAN (in all caps) was the only way I would get the Section ID I wanted. I think it was Whitill.<br> | ||
Later on, as PSO Ep1&2 was released for GCN, I had the same dilemma. What to name him? I ended up keeping the Darkman title, but I modified it to get a new Section ID (Purplenum) by changing it to "Darkman MkII".<br> | Later on, as PSO Ep1&2 was released for GCN, I had the same dilemma. What to name him? I ended up keeping the Darkman title, but I modified it to get a new Section ID (Purplenum) by changing it to "Darkman MkII".<br> | ||
| − | Shortly thereafter, I learned that "Darkman" was the name of a rap artist (DMX) and a | + | Shortly thereafter, I learned that "Darkman" was the name of a rap artist (DMX) and a superhero (Darkman, obviously). So, a change was in order!<br> |
For PSO Ep3, I decided that I wanted to keep the Darkman title, but not leave it as "Darkman" for the aforementioned reasons. So, being the keen little weeaboo that I was, I changed my character's name lineage to "Yamishi" (roughly translated from Japanese: Darkness-gentleman) and continued adding version numbers after the name.<br> | For PSO Ep3, I decided that I wanted to keep the Darkman title, but not leave it as "Darkman" for the aforementioned reasons. So, being the keen little weeaboo that I was, I changed my character's name lineage to "Yamishi" (roughly translated from Japanese: Darkness-gentleman) and continued adding version numbers after the name.<br> | ||
Between Episode 3 and Blue Burst, I spent a lot of my free time hacking the crud out of PSOPC, setting up my own server (CA/<font color="cyan">Chrome</font> with color and all) and creating many more versions of Yamishi to test-hack with.<br> | Between Episode 3 and Blue Burst, I spent a lot of my free time hacking the crud out of PSOPC, setting up my own server (CA/<font color="cyan">Chrome</font> with color and all) and creating many more versions of Yamishi to test-hack with.<br> | ||
When Blue Burst came around, I was up to Darkman version nine, or as I named him, Yamishi IX. This is where the PSO gaming stops, and where PSU begins.<br> | When Blue Burst came around, I was up to Darkman version nine, or as I named him, Yamishi IX. This is where the PSO gaming stops, and where PSU begins.<br> | ||
I started up PSU for the first time, using a hacked version of the Japanese beta. I couldn't play online, but I spent hours designing my ideal character using the character creator. I settled on my closest-possible-to-RAcast appearance (what can I say? I have a weakness for massive, gun-toting robots). When the actual version of PSU was ready to launch, I pre-ordered at EBgames. Go me! I had dial-up at the time, so downloaded patches took around 14 hours (100MB patch! You fiend!) and playing was a pain... but I still loved it.<br> | I started up PSU for the first time, using a hacked version of the Japanese beta. I couldn't play online, but I spent hours designing my ideal character using the character creator. I settled on my closest-possible-to-RAcast appearance (what can I say? I have a weakness for massive, gun-toting robots). When the actual version of PSU was ready to launch, I pre-ordered at EBgames. Go me! I had dial-up at the time, so downloaded patches took around 14 hours (100MB patch! You fiend!) and playing was a pain... but I still loved it.<br> | ||
| − | I also pre-ordered AotI, and I've | + | I also pre-ordered AotI, and I've was happily playing on there until they pulled the plug on the PC version.<br> |
| − | As of June 2008, I | + | As of June 2008, I had created a subscription on Xbox 360, for the 360 version of AotI. I got up to level 27, then decided I'd rather stick with my PC character. GUESS HOW THAT TURNED OUT. |
| − | + | Now, I play on the 360 version, and I'm constantly trying to catch up to my PC character, which had roughly five stacks of Meseta, a bunch of grinded gear (such as Guld & Millas) and a twinkle in his eye.<br><br> | |
Latest revision as of 16:50, 25 May 2010
Contents
You may know me as...
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DARKMAN
RAcast from PSOv1/2.
Darkman MkII
RAcast from PSO Ep1&2.
Yamishi MkV
RAcast from PSO Ep3.
Yamishi IX
RAcast from PSO:BB.
Yamishi X
CAST Fortegunner from PC/PS2 PSU/AotI.
Yamishi XI
CAST Gunmaster from 360 PSU/AotI.
Although I have had tons of other characters along the way, those listed are my primary characters, and therefore, the ones I have used most often.
About me
I've been a computer geek most of my life. I'm a huge Sega fan, ever since Sonic 2 for the Genesis rocked my metaphorical world.
I own all of the Sega systems minus Saturn, Master System and Nomad. Dammit.
After Sega moved to focusing on third-party software development, I moved to Nintendo's Gamecube and Gameboy Advance. After that generation of consoles, I jumped on board with Xbox 360 and Wii.
I enjoy writing fiction (NOT FAN-FICTION) and intend to become a published author someday. Wish me luck.
In my group of (real-life) friends, there are a few other PSO/PSU players; Yakusen, Zen Naito, Kiraaka and Omocha. Chances are, if you've played PSU alongside me, you've seen one of them around. Myself, Yakusen, and one other friend started a video game review site, known as Magnistar.
That character information!
| Name | Gender | Race | Level | Class | Class Level | Server | Comments | Partner Machinery |
| Yamishi X | Male | CAST | 162 | Fortegunner | 20 | PC/PS2 | My first PSU character. | GH450 |
| Dr. Henry Jekyll | Male | Beast | 38 | Fighgunner | 5 | PC/PS2 | Surely, you recognize that name. | GH440 |
| Yamishi XI | Male | CAST | ~144 | Gunmaster | 20 | Xbox 360 | Yeah, variety, huh? After migrating to the PSU360 servers, this became my main character. | GH452 |
Phantasy Star Involvement
Warning: Long read. Give it a look if you actually want to know a detailed history of my Phantasy Star gaming for some reason.
I've been playing the Phantasy Star games since Phantasy Star Online for the Dreamcast. I have since learned of the rich history behind Phantasy Star, and I went back for a retroactive view of Phantasy Star 1-4.
The only initial reason I got PSO for the Dreamcast was because of the Sonic Adventure 2 demo. I am now, always have been, and will likely continue to be a huge fan of Sonic the Hedgehog. Upon playing the level City Escape to death, I began playing PSO, with a character that I titled "Aarokan". Unfortunately, the copy of PSO I had played on was rented, and due to the bizarre system in place on savefiles in those days, I was unable to use that character upon purchasing my own copy.
When I got my own PSO disc, I had to create a new character. I had no idea what to name this new beefybot. Upon consulting an uncle of mine, he insisted that I not "mess with Uncle Darkyman Steve!" To this day, I have no idea what he meant.
But I had no problem stealing that "Darkyman" bit.
Using a Section ID calculator, I determined that DARKMAN (in all caps) was the only way I would get the Section ID I wanted. I think it was Whitill.
Later on, as PSO Ep1&2 was released for GCN, I had the same dilemma. What to name him? I ended up keeping the Darkman title, but I modified it to get a new Section ID (Purplenum) by changing it to "Darkman MkII".
Shortly thereafter, I learned that "Darkman" was the name of a rap artist (DMX) and a superhero (Darkman, obviously). So, a change was in order!
For PSO Ep3, I decided that I wanted to keep the Darkman title, but not leave it as "Darkman" for the aforementioned reasons. So, being the keen little weeaboo that I was, I changed my character's name lineage to "Yamishi" (roughly translated from Japanese: Darkness-gentleman) and continued adding version numbers after the name.
Between Episode 3 and Blue Burst, I spent a lot of my free time hacking the crud out of PSOPC, setting up my own server (CA/Chrome with color and all) and creating many more versions of Yamishi to test-hack with.
When Blue Burst came around, I was up to Darkman version nine, or as I named him, Yamishi IX. This is where the PSO gaming stops, and where PSU begins.
I started up PSU for the first time, using a hacked version of the Japanese beta. I couldn't play online, but I spent hours designing my ideal character using the character creator. I settled on my closest-possible-to-RAcast appearance (what can I say? I have a weakness for massive, gun-toting robots). When the actual version of PSU was ready to launch, I pre-ordered at EBgames. Go me! I had dial-up at the time, so downloaded patches took around 14 hours (100MB patch! You fiend!) and playing was a pain... but I still loved it.
I also pre-ordered AotI, and I've was happily playing on there until they pulled the plug on the PC version.
As of June 2008, I had created a subscription on Xbox 360, for the 360 version of AotI. I got up to level 27, then decided I'd rather stick with my PC character. GUESS HOW THAT TURNED OUT.
