I don't get how you hate mods but this is okay

because they built the game from the ground up

it's not a ROM hack or anything

it's no different than reading/writing fanfiction, as gay as that is

Uranium?

http://www.pokemonuranium.com/

pokemon fangame that's supposed to be really good, i guess

it features a whole ton of original monsters + a "compelling story"

it's been getting a lot of buzz lately--after getting 1.5 million downloads, nintendo slapped 'em with a C&D, forcing them to remove the download link from the main site

so i got it elsewhere, because as much as i respect nintendo's decision to protect their IP, this was a harmless passion project that wasn't deriving any sort of profit or anything--and i just wanna see if it's all that good to begin with

That easily could've been a real tweet.

dark knight

happy birthday

Now why don't you give your own opinion on the original point? Since you went straight to fallacies and the middle east instead.

No, that was Berzerk.

The difference here being that these people perceive themselves as oppressed champions of women's rights by complaining about the title of a video game while ignoring and even enabling the abuse women receive in Muslim countries.

It's not like saying "don't complain about your shitty food, kids in Africa would kill to eat that". That would be the fallacy.

Do they see themselves that way, or do you see them that way?

Quote from: Joyce Byers on August 17, 2016, 11:41:56 PM

how does that work lol, I thought onix was ground type

In Gen 1 I'm pretty sure the secondary type doesn't have an influence on the effectiveness of an attack.

I remember playing through Yellow version a while ago and thinking there were a few super effective hits that should've done no damage anyway.

Nah, secondary types still factor in. That's what makes Brock so hard to beat in Yellow if you're only using a Pikachu.

Gen I is just a glitchy fuckfest, is all. For one thing, Poison and Bug were made super-effective against each other, which has a lot of people confused, because now, they're not very effective against each other. A complete reversal.

There was also a misleading text glitch in Gen I that caused the "super effective" or "not very effective" text to appear even if the move you picked only did regular damage. This happens when you use Leech Life (a Bug-type move) on a Zubat, which is Poison/Flying, and therefore should only receive normal 1x damage from the move. Instead, the game tells you that it's super effective, because--like you had assumed--it only takes the primary type (Poison) into account for the text roll. The same thing happens if you use a Grass-type move on a Gyarados, an Electric-type move on Zapdos, or a Fighting-type move on Aerodactyl.

It still does the regular 1x amount of damage; it just shows the wrong message. Gen I is silly like that.

this is basically the right's "come on, it's the current year" argument

just as incessant, just as ubiquitous, just as stupid

I really don't buy that this is a meaningful fallacy.

Like, you may indeed be suffering due to one thing or another, but that doesn't necessary make your suffering legitimate, or as important as somebody else's plight. Some people really do suffer because they're too dim-witted to realise how good they have it.

this is literally the fallacy, right here

no one is saying it's as important as whatever--the point is it's irrelevant

never complain about any of your life's problems, EVER, because there is ALWAYS someone worse off in the world

is that fair or rational

just got done with this episode


the worst thing about the show is that they keep introducing these cool characters, and they're never brought back again

Quote from: Tyger on August 17, 2016, 11:39:32 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on August 17, 2016, 11:36:48 PM

i started rewatching the original pokemon anime again

shit's lit

I like when pikachu beats the onyx with electricity

And when pikachu was a cunt

how does that work lol, I thought onix was ground type

Well, Pikachu's lightning caused a fire in the gym, so Onix was pelted with water after the sprinklers went off. This made it vulnerable to Electric attacks, because water conducts electricity.



yeah, the show likes to take a lot of creative license when it comes to the game's rules

there, i got the lame joke out, so no one else can do it now

i started rewatching the original pokemon anime again

shit's lit

95% of people who don't overdo it.

i'd say less than half, actually