kill yourself

double kill yourself I'm surprised they don't kill you if you lose, and that you can walk by the guy at the front door whatever, they don't go away, so i guess i'll do this after I beat demetrius. the first guy gives literally no reward or anything

I don't think this is happening tonight. Not sure how much time I'm going to waste on it. This 0 HP IV sneedot can 1v1 any of 4/6 of the team. On paper, you just bring 4 sneedots and 2 answers to the last two, but Vikavolt's Signal Beam disabling abilities makes Sturdy abuse difficult (and damn near impossible to switch into without a sac) and the combination of an on-demand flinch, constant HP regen from Parabolic Charge+Solar Power and Big Root stopping you from Sneeding it makes Heliolisk the biggest obstacle to overcome.

Oh hey it's this guy. Yeah idk, probably Unova. Very few native fairies and tons of poison and steel-types to combat them. The only native fairy-type only shows up around Pinwheel Forest, and the non-native ones are only around both starting towns and the Giant Chasm. In terms of your other criteria, the best fit for "Fairy-type Pokémon on your team is the worst idea ever", "many Steel-type, Fire-type, and Poison-type Pokémon" and "the Pokémon on the cover are resistant and effective against Fairy-type Pokémon", your only option is Johto. Even though it has quite a few fairy-types, pretty much all of them suck and there are tons of anti-fairy Pokémon throughout the region to scare them off.

>>10309 I'm probably not, but you all can have "fun" >New thread since this one's getting full? Sure >Droll on res after the first add, hope it's enough. It's not

>>10309 Happy freedom day. I'm currently out, but I'm ready to start Empire whenever once I get back, if you guys want to start. Less time spent away from T*rra, the better >>10307 Can't wait for the postgame superbosses and/or Renegade where they take 2 or 3 minutes to get through the trainereffects on speedup >>10302 GG

>>10312 (Cross-thread) NEW THREAD >>10312 (Cross-thread) NEW THREAD >>10312 (Cross-thread) NEW THREAD >>10312 (Cross-thread) NEW THREAD >>10311 Thanks, haha...

NEW THREAD >>9055 (Cross-thread) NEW THREAD >>9055 (Cross-thread) NEW THREAD >>9055 (Cross-thread) NEW THREAD >>9055 (Cross-thread) >>9051 >Spoiler Same kek

My first shiny was a shiny Bidoof in Pokmeon Diamond. My most recent shiny was a shiny Squirtle in Pokemon Let's Go Eevee.

>First shiny Red Gyarados notwithstanding, either Oddish or Spinda. I caught both in Sapphire. >Most recent shiny Probably Chatot in Y. It's the only pokemon I've ever gone out of my way to shiny hunt. I haven't played anything newer than Sun, so I've missed the games where shinies are much more common.

The worldbuilding was done well and was really engaging. One of the most recognizable items from fictional media, the pokeball, was nowhere to be seen and yet the whole setting felt natural, it still felt like Pokemon. The didn't force things and try to establish some alternate universe concept, it was simply a different region, and it was implied people just did things differently there. Back years ago, it honestly seemed like more fun to be a Ranger than a Trainer. Going around solving problems, gaining the help of the local pokemon to assist you, along with your one loyal partner. A ranger game wouldn't really work on the Switch 2's touch screen. Some other mechanic would have to be used to capture pokemon, one that felt like the player was controlling the styler without using the stylus in real life. Seems like a tough thing to figure out, which is probably one of the reasons why another game hasn't been made. Maybe some sort of inputs would show up on screen, sort of like a fast and simple quick time event? Though I could see that getting old very fast.

tf is this sv shit beytah?

Based

>>149 What the fuck.

Ah, I see it now, I thought it was related to this thread, but nah, no clue whoever the guy making those threads in the catalog is.

new bread >>7989 (Cross-thread) new bread >>7989 (Cross-thread)

>>7979 some guy with a poorly-made fake leak

>>4505 Thanks man. It’s nice to have a place to actually talk about Pokemon again

>>3540 Cool, thank you!

>/vp/ is in the top boards, cool >Check it out <This is an SFW board >What the fuck? </vp/ - Pokemon <Pokemon Games and Media >Not /vp/ -Vidya Porn ISHYGDDT

>>5723 I like level caps because i prefer to keep the playing field as even as i can, though they often feel unnatural and bring new problems of their own that are rarely adressed (wasted exp, especially on games without the vs. seeker, leaving you with unevolved pokemon for too long, etc). Agree with the rest however, crippling the player's options is the easy way out for those who can't/won't give enemy trainers a proper AI.

>>5754 It ultimately comes down to an issue of them just forcing you to have worse numbers. I wouldn't have a problem with level caps is a good chunk of the games with them didn't do that aforementioned teamsheet lifting thing while making it hard or functionally impossiable for you to do the same. I unironically saw one of my own sets from my VGC days in one of these games.

>>53 >How do I make custom maps with Pokemerald Expansion? Same way you make them for Pokeemerald, use Porymap, do your changes, [code]make[/code] and there you have it.

IMO Gyarados, Kangaskhan and the Latis are the worst mega designs. Gyarados: looks like a caterpillar Kangaskhan: the same as before but the baby is outside Latis: two mons with the same evo, somehow messing up the airplane design of the original mons

>>7408 >Kangaskhan: the same as before but the baby is outside I'll never understand the hate for Mega Kangaskhan. It's an overprotective mother who gives the Mega stone to it's baby and it's baby Mega evolves. It is one of the best Megas for actually building off the Pokemon's lore.

>>7504 Mega Kangaskhan's design can really be a hit or miss depending on the person, I wouldn't say it is inherently flawed or thoughtless. Many people are just used to seeing megas achieve some really noticeable change to their physical features, sometimes even changing color entirely. So when the only thing different between regular and mega Kangaskhan is the baby being out of the pouch and looking a more like its mother, many people might have felt let down. Getting to see that little guy finally emerge from this mother's pouch for the first time since Pokemon Red and Blue is meant to be just as exciting as seeing Charizard's flames turning blue or Ampharos getting its long white hair back. Not only that, but the whole mega evolution animation where the baby lifts his hand up to ask for assistance with being turned around, then they pose together, certainly has some thought put into it and was likely meant to really get a good reaction out of players. The Parental Bond ability is also pretty cool, though it got nerfed pretty hard in Gen VII. >It is one of the best Megas for actually building off the Pokemon's lore. A bunch of the megas have great lore, though Mega Kangaskhan's is the most touching in a way. Like the Pokemon Ultra Moon pokedex entry: <When the mother sees the back of her Mega-Evolved child, it makes her think of the day when her child will inevitably leave her. Also, it's interesting to note that the Mega Stone is not what gives the child the ability to come out of the pouch, as trainers have seen the baby playing outside of the pouch in the wild. The stone gives the baby extra power so that it can battle while it is still young.