Bearadactyl

Luchalitten is said to be Fire/Dark.

And, the moral problem of forever boxing Pokémon seems gone with Poké Pelago.

yup and yup, and that also seems to be somewhat bringing back the dream world (and hopefully being able to get HA from the PC Wild mons too)

Yeah, I'm really sorry to hear about that. I hope this girl finds justice and I hope they find the killer.

Thats fucked, dude.

Unfortunate, be safe so you aren't next, ok?

PRAISE MAGNET

That's one of their more tame songs, later on they get... Weird.

XD got ya got ya. well with that name I'd expect weird.

The majority of Electric Larry Land is just... Odd, I can't say I've really listened to anything weirder.

Excluding the Mystery Dungeon games I'd agree.

I can see that happening. Very easily in fact.

\o/

First, refrain from calling me babe. This is the only time I will be nice about it.

"I think the reason I've never been much of a competitive battler is because Pokémon's metagame has a long history of being over centralized."

That was my opening statement, and that's the problem. The centralization goes against the morals the games attempt to teach. Even then, over-centralization is boring and creates stagnation.

The only thing stopping me from playing competitively; is the inability to use all of my favourites, or the Pokémon I have particular bonds with.

I wish Game Freak would step up and come up with means to make ALL Pokémon viable; Mega Evolution was actually a very nice potential remedy for it. Though, honestly I think it would just be a bandaid.

I'd imagine all except few (Like Luvdisc) are designed in consideration to their location in the games. For example, Mankey is mostly inferior to Machop, but since Mankey comes earlier in RBY, it's actually viable ingame since it's the most reliable way to beat Brock if you picked Charmander.

The problems with playing Reborn. You lose all sense of mercy for NPCS.

Is still only latent, wait until he emerges in his final form™!

And, if she has a Magneton or Magnezone; CC Infernape will make quick work.

Ah, I saw one lecture by IBM on water (liquid)-cooled data centers. It appears to be an excellent idea - but only for high-end data centers and servers. Seems like such a waste for anything less than that.

Exactly my point, there is no reason your gaming rig is going to get so hot that liquid cooling is required.

Not to mention, most liquid cooling systems just aren't that well made.

Unless it's designed by an engineer for a specific thing, such a data center or servers; odds are it's going to have issue.

Things like that can't be one size fits all.

It all depends on what you get and where you're getting instructions from. Better the quality, the less likely that something will go on.

Noctowl is my favorite flying type, and whenever I have the ability I keep it on my team. It does help that the Volt White hack buffs it's special attack a bit and makes a few adjustments to It's movepool.

Same thing with Muk, Infernape is probably a better option at the end of the day; but Muk is one of my favourites too.

I seem to have been misinformed. I had no intention of appearing to bash anyone for their choices. Neither had I fully known your context or the fact that you're using favourites. I would also disclaim all association with the further comments that have succeeded mine; the interpretation of certain others has no bearing on me or my implied meaning.

Forgive me for making hasty assumptions. At no point did I wish this to become so antagonistic in any way.