Flux

Who would deny such a rad fox? He has grown and left the fox den... RIP Foxicho.

Well, there are a lot of kinds of love, and they all feel different to me, personally. There's love for your family, romantic love, love for an ideal... The list could go on and on. Though personally, I think romantic love is the kind of love that is easiest to "feel." For me, you can feel it in your chest, almost like a tugging sensation. Your happiest times are when you're with that person, and your thoughts constantly return to them when you're apart. Even after seeing and acknowledging their flaws, if that feeling doesn't change, then I think that's love at its finest.

Do you enjoy the Foxening?

Tfw foxes.

Lars shrugged. "Well, if you insist. We might as well get on it then." A flash of light appeared as Lars released Dominance from his capsule. The Nidorino looked up expectantly at Lars, giving a small snort. Lars met Dominance's eye, pointing him in the direction of the door. "All right, buddy," he started, "We've got to get through there. Think you can break it down with that horn of yours?" Dominance ran in a tight circle, giving a grunt of confirmation. He dragged his front leg on the door mat a few times before charging head first at the door. Splinters flew off the outer layer, though it was not enough to get through yet. The Nidoran reared back again, slamming his horn into the door over and over, doing significantly more damage to it each time...

^Basically the story of my host life. I get where you're coming from, so I'll do what I can to remind you.

...How did I know they'd be based in Canada?

Blaze cried out as the blackness slashed through the air, passing right next to him. When he opened his eyes, Theo was nowhere to be seen. He looked forward. The Garchomp was aproaching at a constant speed, unperturbed by the warnings of the group. Blaze ran over to Nivia, panic evident in his voice. "Theo's... Theo's gone!" he cried out. His little legs were shaking. Theo had seemed so big and strong now, but he had been taken away in an instant.

So this thread made me remember something that I'd been thinking about a while back but forgot about: http://www.pokemonreborn.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=12889#entry285026 Would it be possible to implement a way for people to go back to the default member titles after customizing? I don't know how many would, but I'm sure there could be some.

^That looks better than Reborn's current version to me. True, but I don't think it fits as well as Rapidash would have.

I've actually already learned the majority of the main theme by ear for piano. If I feel up to it, I suppose I could transcribe the melody to cello and upload it somewhere. No promises though. I'm pretty lazy.

Honestly, I was a bit disappointed that we didn't make the main body of Rapidash blue. I'm not a brony myself, but it bothers me that we only went halfway with the concept. The blue body would separate it a bit more from the normal Rapidash in my opinion.

Really? When was this and in what thread?? (Or status update?) I'd be interested in seeing that if you'd be so kind to point me in the right direction.

Yeah, I'm waiting on Hukuna at the moment. I shot him a pm a while back about it, and he said he hadn't been able to get to it because of an injury. It's been a while since then though, so he might have forgotten. I'll give him a bit to see if he sees this thread and replies, but otherwise I'll throw another pm his way. I have all intentions of continuing this.

Well, it's been a while, but here's an attempt at clown Conkledurr. I might play around with some other colors, but what do you think?

I don't need one personally (I've been a round here a while, so I'm still rocking the Gyarados) but I found it odd that somebody who joined as of February this year would be asking this question, as Gyarados isn't even in the game to my knowledge.

It's a figure of speech... I guess I'll have to read everything I post from now on and nitpick away everything that can be taken literally in the wrong context. Anyway, I was actually talking more about how you phrased the other part of that sentence. You said "when people talk about rpgs they usually just mean their games." Honestly, I see no reason why Square's games shouldn't instantly come to mind when talking about RPGs. They broke a lot of ground in their time and were really some of the first games to succeed on that front. But I digress. This topic is off track anyway. I could never stand Majora's Mask tbh. I hate that game with a burning passion to this day. The story interested me, but the thing that killed the game was the damn TIME LIMIT. I hate time limits in almost all games and almost all forms. Maybe it's just me, but I hate feeling restricted in how much time I have to do something. I like to see the sights, take a deep look at the game and really appreciate what I'm doing, what puzzle I'm solving, where I am. I like to have time to look for secrets and time limits discourage all of that, which I personally think is a terrible thing for a game, especially one with an open world like Majora's Mask, a game I wanted to explore but felt like I never really had the opportunity to because of the game's time limit. Yes, I know that you can reset the timer, but the fact that you have to constantly be worrying about it bothers me to no end. I played the game for an hour or two before I just quit from frustration. It's a game I could see myself enjoying but for that one factor that makes it completely unplayable for me. Granted, my hate for time limits in general probably makes this somewhat worse than it is, but every time I think about going back to finish that game I get upset just thinking about it. So for me personally, Ocarina of Time is literally about a million times better than Majora's Mask.

Don't hate on Square. They may be falling behind recently, but they pushed out some amazing games in their time that also happen to be traditional turn-based RPGs. Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy 7, and Crisis Core all have amazing storylines. Sure the combat in a turn based RPG may not be as exciting as an action RPG, but I don't think combat was really their focus. The point of most traditional turn-based RPGs is to get the story told. And the turn based combat was still fun, you must admit. And on the topic of Square... FFXV HYPE.