Aye thank you gentlemen/ladies, also please note that this will be my first time killing him if we are successful.

Huzzah!

Oi, level 61 Berserker looking for help on Crawmerax, I've beaten everything else in Noxx.

My prof with shotguns is 50 and I have an electric rocket shotgun with 563 dmg and x1 effect but has good rapid with.

I also have the lvl 61 thunderstorm but my Eridian wep prof is low, will work on it if it nes.

Gamertag is Solomon Bliss, the times which I can play is very adaptable.

I don't care too much for your class so long as you are not irrational and or greedy, really just looking for a good time fighting a tough boss.

Oi, level 61 Berserker looking for help on Crawmerax, I've beaten everything else in Noxx.

My prof with shotguns is 50 and I have an electric rocket shotgun with 563 dmg and x1 effect but has good rapid with.

I also have the lvl 61 thunderstorm but my Eridian wep prof is low, will work on it if it nes.

Gamertag is Solomon Bliss, the times which I can play is very adaptable.

I don't care too much for your class so long as you are not irrational and or greedy, really just looking for a good time fighting a tough boss.

Berserk and Vinland Saga are both mangas which prefer quality over quantity.

But yes Berserk is very mature, not for the faint of heart.

This thread brings tears of happiness to my eyes... Oh lord the nostalgia!

I've heard from alot of people that manga is simply too cutesy for them, that they tend to lean towards the same scenarios over and over that lead to harems and fun little furry people leaping out sputtering absurdities of love and justice again and again and again.

Well for the most part you are right, but here are a few fine selections to show you how brutal manga can really get.

Berserk, Vinland Saga, Shamo, Blame, Abara, Black Lagoon, Shut Hell, Biomega, Blue Heaven, Deadman Wonderland, Wolfen Crest.

Do some research and find them, read them, and experiment.

Note: Berserk is probably my highest recommendation, but please be warned, it is not for the faint of heart. I'm serious, once you get to the later chapters it will become very disturbing at points, but a fantastic story none the less.

Who is more wise, the blind man who touches the sand and feels it between his fingers, or the deaf man who reads of the sand's texture and analyzes its structure via the written word?

What affected you more, a man's ramble of how tragic a child's mutilation is, or seeing that child in person, crying every time she lays eyes on her stump which use to be her arm?

Now say you need a man to take care of a rather large rodent in your home, who would choose between the two? The one who has formulated a supposed perfect plan on how to defeat the beast, or would you hire the guy you just watch do it fifth teen minutes ago with a rodent of similar size and voraciousness?

Answer the questions to the best of your ability, let the experiment begin!

Note: I pulled these questions from a blog post of mine, check it out to read the whole article.

These terrifying atrocities in Night of the Lepus. :cry:

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My bowels released from a combination of utter terror and me laughing so hard, excuse me as I go change.