Nobody knows who I was before I put on the mask.

But seriously, some of you guys barely know me.

Anyway, to all who remembers:


I guess I'm back. Again.


But I never really left. I was merely pre-occupied by other things. OH WELL.

Guess Im one of em who dont remember u, so Hello and Welcome Back . . .

As long as you didn't decide to make another account, you're good. What's shaking?

Vandal wrote:

What's shaking?

Aside from the recent earthquakes happening here in the Philippines?

Nothing much. I just wanted to check on some things that I WAS interested about. And I actually found a lot of interesting things. So I decided to, at least, try to be active on this site.

Ouch, that was tough.

Yes, there are some exciting things going on, you missed out on our first contest. I'm giving away Capcom Encyclopedias to the winners. You should definitely stick around for the next one.

Right now we have to decide on another contest.

Well, if it's RE4 Mercs, then I just got OVER 100000 points a few days ago with HUNK at the village. Groovy.

I'll have a shot at a fastest playthrough, I guess.

I finished RE2 about an hour and 40. Not bragging.

PWNERX wrote:

Well, if it's RE4 Mercs, then I just got OVER 100000 points a few days ago with HUNK at the village. Groovy.

I don't think we're going to do a Mercs point match.

I would join your mercs point match if its on re5

I remember you by a different avatar. A lot has changed since you went away. Welcome back, mister.

Thank you, sir. It's good to be back.

fieldztime wrote:

I would join your mercs point match if its on re5

Points matches need witnesses, and when it comes to that it could get messy, especially on different consoles and such.

I am open to a tournament though.

Greetings to you, and welcome back. Well, speaking of my hometown, the Philippines. Aside from earthquakes with the magnitude of 7.5 that rumbles the Visayas Region. Next is the 'Yolanda Typhoon' with the international name of 'Typhoon Haiyan' is one of the strongest typhoon in the worldwide that comes out this year. After this horrible incident, we have approximately 5,000+ deaths, 1,000+ missing persons/bodies, and 12,000 injured people. But still we never loses hope. We keep holding on to each other. I would like to take this opportunity to say we're very grateful for the U.S embassy, Asian Charities, Russian Navy/Army, German Medical Volunteers, and for the whole countries, and cities that helped us. In behalf of the filipinos, we would like to say thank you. I knew this is random post but I knew some of you guys are living in this particular countries, and I would really like to say we are very happy, and touched by you've done to us. I mean when it comes to this matter. There is no black, and white thing, it's no racist and I am just very glad to this. I don't want to be a mellow dramatic here but, really thanks guys. Now, back to the topic it's nice to have you back. Hope you're fine

RebelliousQueen wrote:

Greetings to you, and welcome back. Well, speaking of my hometown, the Philippines. Aside from earthquakes with the magnitude of 7.5 that rumbles the Visayas Region. Next is the 'Yolanda Typhoon' with the international name of 'Typhoon Haiyan' is one of the strongest typhoon in the worldwide that comes out this year. After this horrible incident, we have approximately 5,000+ deaths, 1,000+ missing persons/bodies, and 12,000 injured people. But still we never loses hope. We keep holding on to each other. I would like to take this opportunity to say we're very grateful for the U.S embassy, Asian Charities, Russian Navy/Army, German Medical Volunteers, and for the whole countries, and cities that helped us. In behalf of the filipinos, we would like to say thank you. I knew this is random post but I knew some of you guys are living in this particular countries, and I would really like to say we are very happy, and touched by you've done to us. I mean when it comes to this matter. There is no black, and white thing, it's no racist and I am just very glad to this. I don't want to be a mellow dramatic here but, really thanks guys. Now, back to the topic it's nice to have you back. Hope you're fine

It's just unfortunate that we can't seem to tackle the rest of the world's problems with that kind of unity.  

RebelliousQueen wrote:

Greetings to you, and welcome back. Well, speaking of my hometown, the Philippines. Aside from earthquakes with the magnitude of 7.5 that rumbles the Visayas Region. Next is the 'Yolanda Typhoon' with the international name of 'Typhoon Haiyan' is one of the strongest typhoon in the worldwide that comes out this year. After this horrible incident, we have approximately 5,000+ deaths, 1,000+ missing persons/bodies, and 12,000 injured people. But still we never loses hope. We keep holding on to each other. I would like to take this opportunity to say we're very grateful for the U.S embassy, Asian Charities, Russian Navy/Army, German Medical Volunteers, and for the whole countries, and cities that helped us. In behalf of the filipinos, we would like to say thank you. I knew this is random post but I knew some of you guys are living in this particular countries, and I would really like to say we are very happy, and touched by you've done to us. I mean when it comes to this matter. There is no black, and white thing, it's no racist and I am just very glad to this. I don't want to be a mellow dramatic here but, really thanks guys. Now, back to the topic it's nice to have you back. Hope you're fine

Wow. I almost went to tears. But you know, you could just say "Thank you, foreign peoples, from the bottom of our hearts." (I meant no offense, if anyone's going to ask) Anyway, it's good to be back!

Ghost Leader wrote:

It's just unfortunate that we can't seem to tackle the rest of the world's problems with that kind of unity.  

You know, I was gonna say something really passionate about that, but then I remembered what Wesker said:

"That is the one constant in this universe."

Ghost Leader wrote:

It's just unfortunate that we can't seem to tackle the rest of the world's problems with that kind of unity.

It's really heart-warming to finally witnessed that people coming from different countries starting to help us. Actually you foreign people gave us more than what we ask from you. From crawling to the ground, you foreign people we're there to pick us up and helped us to get through, and that is very touching, and you guys are very supportive.

DivideByZero wrote:

Wow. I almost went to tears.
But you know, you could just
say "Thank you, foreign
peoples, from the bottom of
our hearts." (I meant no
offense, if anyone's going to ask) Anyway, it's good to be
back!

The only reason why I started to mention those countries. Cause some of our beloved members are belonged and living in those countries. But other than that, I meant that as a universal.

RebelliousQueen wrote:

Ghost Leader wrote:

It's just unfortunate that we can't seem to tackle the rest of the world's problems with that kind of unity.

It's really heart-warming to finally witnessed that people coming from different countries starting to help us. Actually you foreign people gave us more than what we ask from you. From crawling to the ground, you foreign people we're there to pick us up and helped us to get through, and that is very touching, and you guys are very supportive.

DivideByZero wrote:

Wow. I almost went to tears.
But you know, you could just
say "Thank you, foreign
peoples, from the bottom of
our hearts." (I meant no
offense, if anyone's going to ask) Anyway, it's good to be
back!

The only reason why I started to mention those countries. Cause some of our beloved members are belonged and living in those countries. But other than that, I meant that as a universal.

Too bad it takes a disaster to make them work together . . . wish all the missing were found and RIP to all departed . . .

ChrisRedfieldRE156 wrote:

Too bad it takes a disaster to make them work together . . .

Ya know, there is this thing that I have particularly observed:

No matter how hard Mother Nature tries, we just don't learn.

ChrisRedfieldRE156 wrote:

wish all the missing were found and RIP to all departed . . .

On behalf of my people, thanks.

RebelliousQueen wrote:

I meant that as a universal.

Only proves that we can live in harmony. Religion and culture aside.

Well, I'm just happy all of ours members located there are safe. Kinda dodged the bullet there.

Mass Distraction wrote:

Well, I'm just happy all of ours members located there are safe. Kinda dodged the bullet there.

Thank you, Mass. I, myself is very thankful that I am in good hands, I am safe with my family. Well, no wonder this Typhoon Haiyan is one of the strongest and deadliest of all.
Too bad in our history, this is horrible from 1,000 deaths. As of now the official death toll could reach 10,000 after searching more, and more dead people as reported by the Assiociated Press. http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/super-typhoon-haiyan-a-serious/19561621