I know how to charge and everything, but i got lost. make it neater! not bad though (from the parts i could read[maybe im going blind....OH NOES!])

Dinoo, would you terribly mind if I took a try at cleaning up and editing your words? It's a good guide, needs some clarity here and there.

Heh, you can't let me edit it, but I can post my edit of your words here, and you can choose what to do.

Here follows my edit of your words; I did my best to keep your style, word choice, terminology, and spirit; and please do correct any mistakes I've introduced.

== Dinoo's Words ==

I've noticed in a lot of my runs that a lot of people don't really know how to use their charge attacks for their weapons the most effectively, i.e., they'll attack with their Calibur charged and miss by a hair because of the lunge, leaving themselves open. That's why I'd like to ust state some small facts that any new or old player might need to know. (I won't be posting how to use gun charges, mostly because they're really the same in my opinion, excluding Silversix and Blackhawk, but I'll post some techniques I use if you want :B)

1. Range: (Obviously) know the RANGE of your charge attack. This is crucial if you want to pull off a charge attack without leaving yourself open to attack. An easy way to do this is to kite your enemies in a clockwise motion: while you're walking in a circle, charge your attack. As soon as your enemies are right behind you, right when you trigger your charge attack, turn around. Make sure you're directly in middle of the mob when you turn around, because I've had experiences where I go a little to the left and leave myself open to attacks from the right. Also take notice that this depends on the type of enemy you're facing. Obviously if it's a bunch of jellies, just run in a circle and get your charge attack in the middle. Now, if you're facing, say, a group of lumbers, it's best to only use this technique if your weapon has a knockback like a Calibur or heavy sword. I wouldn't really suggest using a Spur since its charge attack is atrocious, but its normal attack makes up for it. If you're facing a wolver or alpha wolver you'll want to wait until they're either in a ball or in back of you.

Once you've turned around and triggered your charge attack, as your enemies come to attack you, they'll in turn get hit by your attack. But I can't stress how much you need to know the range of your weapon. It'll not only help you but probably save you from certain death.

2. Damage: This one's kind of a gimme because I doubt you're going to be able to waltz right in with a Proto Sword (the first weapon you get) into the Jelly King's chamber and kill it. So, for damage—this choice would probably be different for every tier, then there are different elements and such—but if you want a good weapon with decent attack and a good charge, look no further and whip out your handy dandy Calibur. The Calibur comes with its own spin attack *cough*Zelda*cough* and it lights up in the dark :D but in all seriousness, this is going to be your bread and butter for most of T2. And if you choose to get a Leviathan Blade or Cold Iron Vanquisher, it'll still have the same charge attack from what I've been told (I have Ascended Calibur).

Also, just in case you're wondering, Cold Iron doesn't have max damage, but does increased damage to undead type monsters. Also, most charge attacks should do pretty good damage, so you'll want to wear armor that increases your elemental damage, i.e. Chromalisk Set + Ascended Cali = 170x2 against jellies.

3. Gear: This is kind of a gimme too since most weapons have charge reduction time, and you'll basically gather heat like nothing, so I suggest to just have a layout of what armor you're going to need, like Heavy Demo if you use bombs, or Magical set if you fight a lot of elemental monsters. A plan will help prepare you. So far I've seen that the Wolver set has an "Attack Bonus: Low" so you might want to get that just for the extra attack.

4. Crown control: This oe would fall more into a bomb category, I suppose, but I'm just throwing it out there. If you have bombs just use them and skip this. If not, then keep on reading ..........Ok, so like I said above, know your charge attack and range. These are key factors in using crowd control. A good combo is someone charging up an attack right after yours, creating a sort of game of catch. After that just spam normally and they should be taken care of. If you're soloing I would probably recommend taking your time and blocking a lot, and also keep your distance.

Also, just in case you need a bomb for specifically crowd controlling, I suggest getting a Graviton Bomb. This bomb is wayyyyyyy underused. I think I've only seen one other person with it besides me. It's basically a black hole and causes high damage, and it'll suck anything in its radius.

5. Plan: If you're going to spam a gate (like a jelly gate), know where the monsters will spawn and charge your attack before entering the room. Not only will this give you some room to breathe, but it'll soften up the monsters for your party members. Also, if there's a room where monsters spawn from buttons, have someone press the button when you're right in the middle of where the monsters will spawn, and unleash an attack. This works great with a Calibur. Basically, just plan ahead with how you're going to do your dungeon and how you'll act it out.

Well, this is all I have. If I missed anything plz post it. And if you guys want a bomb or gun one, I can do that, just ask. So far all of this is from experience and should be pretty basic for now. Also check the wiki for armors you might want or think will help you pull this off.