Take some aluminum foil, right?Double A said:Then why does Steel resist psychic?DarkRyter said:Psychics weaknesses are based around common fears. Ghosts, the Dark, Bugs.RedEyesBlackGamer said:Bug being super effective against Psychic. Just why?
You forget, it also makes that wild bull want to run away as wellPekoponTAS said:How is it that throwing a rock at a wild bull makes it easier to catch, rather than make it ram a horn in your chest?
This happens in every RPG, it's not really exclusive to Pokemon.MEEBO17 said:The only thing that bothered me about the games was why people didn't flip out when you walked in their house in the middle of the night.
No, they can still fly and swim and stuff, but they don't know how to, say, fly up and then swoop down, or dive beneath an opponent and surprise them from below (speaking of which, how does Dive work if you're not near water?), or...send a wall of water towards your opponent by swimming? Yeah. Point is, they still can flap or splash around, they just haven't learned how to channel that instinct into something constructive.Rednog said:The real question is why can't pokemon who should be able to naturally fly or swim unable to do so without an HM?
There was a real hospital in an early episode of the show. Apparently only one doctor worked at that hospital in that city and had to request the help of the protagonists.Drakmorg said:Throughout the entire series, I've never seen one hospital for humans.
Where are all the hospitals? Sure Pokemon do all the fighting and heavy lifting, but surely humans eventually get hurt or sick somehow, where do they go?
Do the Centers treat humans too, or are they just shit outta luck whenever they get a broken arm?
Hahaha, fair enough.DarkRyter said:Take some aluminum foil, right?Double A said:Then why does Steel resist psychic?DarkRyter said:Psychics weaknesses are based around common fears. Ghosts, the Dark, Bugs.RedEyesBlackGamer said:Bug being super effective against Psychic. Just why?
Now try to defeat it in an intellectual argument.
It isn't. Its good against poision. So, against Gengar, Haunter and Gastly, gorund is super effective against them before abilities were rolled out.zehydra said:the thing that doesn't make sense is ground is good against ghost, lol.
Reminded me of this:RedEyesBlackGamer said:And how the hell does Pidgey manage to fly me around anyway?Rednog said:The real question is why can't pokemon who should be able to naturally fly or swim unable to do so without an HM?
That is hilariously true. Surprised Super Effective hasn't done something like it.Zyr said:Reminded me of this:RedEyesBlackGamer said:And how the hell does Pidgey manage to fly me around anyway?Rednog said:The real question is why can't pokemon who should be able to naturally fly or swim unable to do so without an HM?
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Do I sense a Chuggaaconroy fan?keelzbunny said:NINTENDO LOGIC
But at least there was logic. Oh, its a dragon but it can also fly - dragon type and flying type. But now you can get things that are both water and electric. ...What?! And the colours thing is more of a juvenile observation, rather than cold, hard fact.Double A said:Bulbasaur line, Charizard, Butterfree, Beedrill, Nidoqueen and Nidoking, Odish line, Paris line Venomoth, Bellsprout line, Tentacool line, Slowpoke line, Dewgong, Cloyster, Haunter line, Exeggcutor, Starmie, Scyther, Jinx, Gyarados, and Lapris. And let's not forget every flying or rock Pokemon.
How does adding two types which actually add depth make it worse?
Nidoran, Machop, Psyduck, Abra, Magikarp, Electrode, and Magnemite are just a few examples.
Bug pokemon are whatever the hell anyway.
Why?
Yes, now it's grass/poison, but back in 1996 it was just grass.Doctor Glocktor said:Uh, bulbasaur, Pokemon #1, is grass/poison.Geekosaurus said:Pokemon just got retarded when they started giving pokemon two different types, and when they added more types. Also, the pokemon's colour used to relate directly to it's type. Generally, if they were blue they were water type, red for fire, and green for grass. Now it's just anything goes. And yes, that annoys me.
damnit, I thought maybe I was wrong with that. Yeah it's ground x poison, which doesn't make much sense either. You're right too, in the later games they're pretty much like flying types. I didn't play any of the games past ruby though, so I'm used to playing without levitation.Double A said:*sigh*zehydra said:the thing that doesn't make sense is ground is good against ghost, lol.
Ghastly is also part Poison. Ground does regular damage to pure ghosts. However, most ghost types have Levitate, so Ground does nothing.
lol you're not the only one to correct me. *bangs head against wall*ilspooner said:It isn't. Its good against poision. So, against Gengar, Haunter and Gastly, gorund is super effective against them before abilities were rolled out.zehydra said:the thing that doesn't make sense is ground is good against ghost, lol.
OT: Well, erosion for water against rock, if it was swim it would useless in combat, and thing about how they could breathe underwater bugged me as well. Also, you could for some reason send out a fire type under water. D:<
you sir, win the internet of the day.zehydra said:Because they had to make Parasect good for something, lol.RedEyesBlackGamer said:Bug being super effective against Psychic. Just why?
srsly, because there are companies that use super high pressure water to cut steel plates. i just had brackets made for my car's brakes like this.....Doctor Glocktor said:Shoot a high pressure water cannon at a boulder or another rock and see what happens.
I always wondered why water wasn't super effective on steel.
it would have if there had been a small army of blue turtles to blast water at the rocks.Mittens The Kitten said:I did not know that erosion formed the grand canyon over the course of several seconds.
It was chuck norris..... everyone knows thatMittens The Kitten said:I did not know that erosion formed the grand canyon over the course of several seconds.