To be honest, I don't really understand EV, nor do I have the desire to, really. It makes the games more complex then I think they need to be. I'll often cheat and get all the rare candies that I can, because level 100 means bye-bye to you foesFilipJPhry said:
I understand EV's perfectly, but I never actually breed them because I don't do competative battling, which is the only reason one would do such a thing.CM156 said:
I see. I never really bothered with all that technical stuff. I just unleashed all hell on all that stands in my way. It tends to work.sextus the crazy said:
No way would I live there. Cleaning up after Poke-poops would be terrible.CM156 said:[HEADING=2]Let?s Play: Pokemon Ruby 18: In which we?re as free as a bird [/HEADING]Question: Would you, if you could, live in the world of pokemon? I for one would not. It's just too weird a place. Also, organized crime is rampant, and law enforcement is weak. It's a nice place to visit, but not to live.
Good to get that out of the way, eh?
"Yo"?
Wut
These puzzles must be hard to solve in first person view
It's really just pushing things in turn. Nothing hard.
Yeesh lady, that' one hell of an outfit.
Steroids for my pokemons
This one hits really hard with earthquake.
But I use confusion and it goes down like a brick
No threat.
Easy pesy.
You know what else achieved liftoff? The Hindenburg.
Training time:
But what's that I hear?
...
Blast it!
Next time: Chris Hansen from Dateline. We need to talk
You know, I don't think I've even seen a bathroom in the pokemon world either. That's... just...StorytellingIsAMust said:No way would I live there. Cleaning up after Poke-poops would be terrible.CM156 said:[HEADING=2]Let?s Play: Pokemon Ruby 18: In which we?re as free as a bird [/HEADING]Question: Would you, if you could, live in the world of pokemon? I for one would not. It's just too weird a place. Also, organized crime is rampant, and law enforcement is weak. It's a nice place to visit, but not to live.
Good to get that out of the way, eh?
"Yo"?
Wut
These puzzles must be hard to solve in first person view
It's really just pushing things in turn. Nothing hard.
Yeesh lady, that' one hell of an outfit.
Steroids for my pokemons
This one hits really hard with earthquake.
But I use confusion and it goes down like a brick
No threat.
Easy pesy.
You know what else achieved liftoff? The Hindenburg.
Training time:
But what's that I hear?
...
Blast it!
Next time: Chris Hansen from Dateline. We need to talk
I'd go so far as to say that some areas of the pokemon universe, it's pretty much lawless and based around honor-duels. That sounds like a society I wouldn't want to live in.UncleUlty said:
as do I.StorytellingIsAMust said:
While Organized crime is rampant, all other types of crime are non-existant and Vigilante Justice seems to be well-organized and effective. Also, free healthcare for pets despite a lack of any real government. Come to think of it, the Pokemon world is like the Fallout universe except without it being shit.CM156 said:
Free healthcare? That's SOCIALISM!sextus the crazy said:
It's above average, and it's certainly the bestCM156 said:
CM156 said:
It's an above average series with pretty much the only good story/ characters in pokemon.CM156 said:
Have you ever played the Mystery Dungeon games? I still hold those up as the best example of characters in the pokemon series, and it's one of the few games that had me at tears at the end.sextus the crazy said:
I played blue all the way through, and I agree that the games had good characterization, especially for a pokemon game. I didn't like the difficulty spike in the middle when you're forced to fight through three hard dungeons with no support. And the post-game, as good as it is, is pretty hard.CM156 said:
While Red and Blue had some major issues, I think Time and Darkness fixed those rather nicely.sextus the crazy said:
they were flawed , but still good. The pokemon element pretty much turned a boring series into an awesome series.CM156 said:
