agito question

[Java15]

I have the orotiagito, yet there is all this talk of the orochiagito. What is the difference and how do u get the orochiagito? Don't get mad if the information is right in front of my eyes like u people always do. I'm just wondering.

[Fanta]

You need to get the Agito 1975 and get it tekked specially.


EDIT: Quotation from this thread (http://www.pso-world.com/viewtopic.php?topic=101060&forum=7&21):



On 2005-07-22 09:45, tactician7777 wrote:
...Fanta, find the 1975 Agito, take it to the tekker in Find My Master, there's your Orotiagito.




<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Fanta on 2005-08-01 11:56 ]</font>

[Java15]

what do u mean get it tekked "specially"?

[Neith]

I take it you mean that you have the Agito. The Orotiagito is essentially the cleaned and restored Agito. Orochi Agito, as far as I know, was a blacksmith who created the Agito.

To obtain the Orotiagito, talk to the tekker near your stash in the Ruins quest 'Seek My Master'. He will convert a 1975 model Agito (all others are fakes) into the Orotiagito. However, once converted, the Agito will lose all its Photon %'s.

[Fanta]

Check the edit I just posted.

[PJ]

Orochiagito is the Orotiagito, just translated differently (I believe Orochiagito is a direct translation from the Japanese game, and Orotiagito is the name given by the translaters)

[Neith]

On 2005-08-01 11:58, SUPAH_CHAO wrote:
Orochiagito is the Orotiagito, just translated differently (I believe Orochiagito is a direct translation from the Japanese game, and Orotiagito is the name given by the translaters)



Oh, cool. You learn something new every day. http://pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_wacko.gif

[EphekZ]

um guys...he just wanted to know about the orochiagito


he has an orotiagito >_>



I have the orotiagito



edit: lol ori


<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: darkgunner on 2005-08-01 14:41 ]</font>

[Blitzkommando]

In Japanese, "chi" and "ti" are the same character. Thus, it just depends on how you choose to romanize it. But for simplicity, "chi"="ti". Thus, "orochiagito" is the exact same characters as "orotiagito".