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Don't tell me HP <---> SpDef

HP - 65 Atk - 95 Def - 65 Sp.Atk - 130 SP.Def - 60 Speed - 110 I'll be expecting my cookie. I remember you said in a previous announcement that you had TWO new eeveelutions (the one that had numbers next to every type). When did they become three? We knew the ghost and poison ones... what's the other type?

The ideal height for normal Groudon is the one it has in its primal form.

Speak for yourself. I'll be in my mid 30s when it does. Has anyone see the awesomeness of Capone Bege in the last chapter? Sure it makes you hate the guy and gain respect on a certain other, but this person is more or less a fiend! Also, another reveal for Sanji, that everyone wanted.

I never thought revealing the champion would be that easy and unexpected... thanks I guess. Does anyone remember the person who talks to you after you beat Mary? Can't remember the name. Does he have any active role?

Australia is why I even mentioned the pirate theory. The aboriginals were the ones living in the harsher climates (and thus living on trees I presume) and the costal cities were founded by the empire dropping in-mates over there, who later founded new cities to live in. You can only assume that the theories people make for the game are inspired by real-life Australia. Yet, since this is a game story, it cannot be a copy of the original Australian history now can it? You can pop some fireworks on the 100dpage by revealing a pokemon...

This could mean that not only Kelon, but also Albion could be founded by pirates, or at least their decendants. This establishes a logical link to connect the two cities through the forest and not an indirect path, say from the west, that bypasses it. However Albion is more centrally located so populations from many other places could have come there. This gives Albion, one of the most populated cities, a reason to exist in the first place, since it appears that it's built in a not-so-fertile area (next to a forest) and in the north there's a path still unreachable by humans. So, by it being partially founded by pirates, it worked as a merchants route which could be used by the pirates (now merchants) in order not to cross the whole continent with their convoys and make it easier for them to gain profit, through the old tested strategy: pillage and resale. When they became totally legal after generations, this place served as their intermediate to the rest of the world. Again, having built a city that has no links to the rest of the civilization makes little sense. Therefore, since Nova verified the timeline having Kelon first, I deduce Albion too is founded by those pirates, at least partially. I know speculation about the origins of the region have little to do with the current knowledge on the game, but I am wondering if I stand correct, since it only seems logical for the events to have occured likewise. If I were to continue I could add ghost stories and lousy habbits on the people (genetic behavioral predisposition), or if you let your imagination run wild, you could even come up with stories of the people colonizing the area out of interest on the secrets and legends of their newfound environment, which was previously a wild place (pirates and funny stories fit well in there too). Human intervention to a specific area could also explaing why the pokemon living there are minor threats and in general weak, but theories like that would be Farfetch'd and even distracting from the main plot.

It would be fun if that were true. Tomas would know if there were more like this, like an aquatic Kirby or a duck wearing a 3-horned helmet. Also, quick question. Which came first? Kelon or Albion?

The new Duster looks much better and quite detailed. He even looks like Chuck Norris in Walker Texas Ranger (which I believe was the original intent too). So, I believe congrats are long due. I love this.

^That guy appears back in the alley if you do not "claim" a reward by speaking to them at the mall or take another quest.

Mike if you change the day to Saturday, you'll get more people. That's more or less guaranteed. The rules should include more tiers imo and sometimes even play with type restrictions like the early tourneys. Also nice ideas are the weirdest ones like BST limits and max HP

I'm expecting a lot from E2. Most of what I expect are tons of new pokemon, like a new Mt.Moon.

What are you talking about? The game already has secret bases! We already found 3 of them, Sapphira brought down a mountain in order to destroy one, and there is another that's quite extensive in Route3.

Poll has been updated so, if anyone is still interested in sharing their views on the Supernovas, now's your chance!!

In conclusion, I believe it's up to how YOU like to play, since some of the suggested options essentially give you similar results in the end of the game. I'd like to add to Kam's point that Latios is not so frail either and can take some hits on its own. Therefore you can, not only rely on it to outspeed anything, tank a few hits, and gives versatility in your efforts to bring down the opposing stall teams. Given that well-made stall can spread damage from your wallbreakers around and still weaken you with chip damage, this one is actually a nice idea, and Latios essentially works as another wallbreaker. At the same time though, I'd like to pinpoint that now Latios' role overlaps with Keldeo's as they both have their own nuke attacks that hit both spectrums. Now, Water coverage is pretty much a must in the current meta, mainly due to the increased usage of T-Tar, Hippo, Excadrill, and also as a nice coverage move that few pokemon resist, if you feel that Keldeo's role is decreased, you can change its set for a CM/Sub one or even replace if for Manaphy. The last idea is not polished yet, but I was thinking of a set like this.

Its position hints that it has some significance, which in pokemon games translates into a way of assisting the [player]. Otherwise it feels unrewarding or pointless. By removing the house you will just create a gap in the woods or have this filled in by the forest, which does not make things better. It just fills in to the map's empty spaces. What I suggest is either to have another citizen like a small girl that promises something for the future (aka following ep.) or have a sidequest (or even part of the main storyline) that passes through that house and opens a new area (even small) into the woods. The first option goes the "reborn way" in which random citizens have clues for you, or some kind of reward for helping them in some way, and the second option solidifies his claim on a better lifestyle living in the woods, far from the strenuous city life, and pops up as a new challenge for the trainers. I am just throwing ideas on the table, because the game shows potential. It's not bad to read all proposals and gain ideas. You guys might come up with something more exciting and present it to us when you are ready. About Albion City Map

I was speaking about the one BIGJRA entered, the one just mentioning Goshee, and the one on the far right where the resident just says that life in the countryside is much better than the life in the big city (which is exactly next to his house... sigh), without offering items,pokemon,a trade or anything else that can back his claim of a better life in the "wild". To be honest, I was expecting something from him, even advice of some sort, and didn't get anything. The position of his house implies that something more important is about to take place. Even in canon games, there is a feature like this; the character gives you an otherwise unobtainable item (like a rod or an HM, or proposes a trade). edit: I didn't say anything about releases between episodes. All suggestions/questions refer to Ep2 once it's out.

This may seem like a question fishing for plot info, but do the houses outside Albion have any meaning for the story or future sidequests? Right now they seem a bit out of place. Besides, is the map connection for the house on the far left fixed? I mean the one that teleports you to another house.