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  1. While your conclusion is all too true, we could still discuss the means to which one gets to that conclusion. As Thomas already pointed out, he has a very peculiar code of ethics in which he holds the truth, no matter how terrible it is, to a very high standard; thus he would seek to reveal the truth if he had the power to do so, regardless of the consequences. Biboo, on the other hand, seeks to give the truth as a means to help Amy get out of her delusional state, perhaps in better hopes that she would snap back to reality with a better head on her shoulders. My question is not on the consequences but, rather, on one's choice and their logic behind said choice.
  2. I have recently passed through Amy's house (after many hours of having to train up a few new team members to combat the previous gym leaders) and found a rather interesting, yet seemingly normal given the game's direction thus far, event. So upon seeking the HM Surf, you find Titania writing in her diary regarding her life with Amy and, specifically, the dilemma she's placed herself in: either live an unhappy life with a delusional Amy or reveal her lack of romantic feelings and possibly break Amy. Titania, then, confronts you for reading her diary, demands the player to never mention her confession to Amy, and then Amy overhears some of the conversation and demands the player to tell her what was being kept from her. The player makes a choice to either tell her or with hold the information, however Amy still finds out Titania's true feelings. Cue broken heart dialogue and depressive actions ensue... Now that we're all at the same part, and therefore with the same information, I wanted to look at the two bolded items in an ethical sense. Titania made the choice, out of fear, to essentially pretend she had romantic feelings which did not exist; her hopes were that Amy would eventually sustain herself and move away from depression. In essence Amy no longer cared for her own well-being and only cared to exist so long as she had Titania, a bit of a step up from being truly depressive (which is very fatal) but I digress... The player's choice, now, was to either with hold the information or tell Amy. I'd imagine that many players went through this particular decision without thinking much of it, however I actually had to pause and think a bit on it. If this were a real situation, with very real people... and very real consequences, would I choose to tell the depressed individual that they were not loved back the same way by their lover? We are taught a very basic ethic, that "the truth will set us free" (Christian upbringing so I'm projecting a little bit from that experience) but then again at what point is it better to not give the truth? I ended up declining to tell Amy the truth, seeing as there was great potential for her to end up killing herself it didn't seem like the choice that would bring about the most good (begs to question what "good" is though that's another topic for another day). Though delusional, Amy had potential to eventually learn to accept the truth of her situation even if Titania had to work with her for an extended period of time. Had Titania never made the choice she did to begin with then maybe things would be different, however we have to work with what we have at times. What are the forum's thoughts on this? Did anyone else think this much into this choice? On another note, here's hoping Fern finds his way into a furnace and never leaves. :Kappa:
  3. That's an amazing idea regarding the berry, never thought of that!
  4. I'm actually going to try to just kamakazee Arceus with two electrodes I just caught, both lv 60. Here's hoping for an easy win! Update: Electrode's Explosion took off about a fifth of health, fast but definitely not helpful unless RNG gives me a few statics.
  5. So I've seen many comments mention the focus band, something that more than a few times I've attempted to locate but have never been able to find. At this point in the game I'm about to fight ditto Arceus and the only strategy I have that would allow me to progress without having to start hunting for a pokemon with sturdy is to use the focus band and curse Arceus with my Dusclops... ...but all guides I've encounter thus far have mentioned that the focus band is located in the dept. store 3rd floor, which isn't the case with my game at all. Any help on this matter? If not then I guess it's back to a training montage.
  6. HQ is a hero now in DC continuity?
  7. Now that I think about it... I actually drew myself as the Flash some months back... and I made a painting...
  8. Oh jeez, I actually dislike Big Bang Theory with a passion! Though I am very much a Flash fanatic, currently going through the New 52 series as well as the Justice League arch.
  9. Nope, it's raining at the moment actually. I'll get back to you after I change the weather. It WAS the weather! Should probably update the sticker hunt guide to include the weather requirement. Thanks again, dude.
  10. Abra out of the way.. now Fern's in the way...

    1. NickCrash

      NickCrash

      Fern IS the way.

    2. laggless01

      laggless01

      The tarmac, to be precise.

  11. So I've been pretty consistent with finding stickers on my own accord, in fact my game hasn't really given me any troubles at all thus far accept for this potential problem. I found a lady out in the forest near Spindel town, suffered from a broken leg and needed some medicine. I purchased the medicine, gave said medicine to her, and figured she was going to return back to her original location (something about the pokemon center), however I have had no luck in relocating her... at all. Anyone else facing the same problem? Update: Problem is resolved thanks to the weather. Is it possible to update the "on the hunt" guide for the sticker events to include weather requirements?
  12. I ended up taking a slightly different approach than what everyone else was suggesting, though the comments are greatly appreciated for getting through this... trial. I, first, captured a Belsprout and Oddish for their "sleep powder" moves. I knew that if I could just get a few hexes in from my Dusclops then I would be good, thus the strategy was to bait a hyper beam using my Skuntank, send in one of the grass types to get a sleep powder during the recharge time, and then switch out for some hexes. My Dusclops wasn't able to knock out the Abra but luckily my Meowstic had the sucker punch ready for the final blow. Great success!
  13. That is news to me, that would explain the focus sash disappearing.
  14. Regarding that Abra... I seem to have misplaced my focus sash (I KNOW I had one and I'm certain I gave it to one of my main party but no one has it...) and status effects don't work on Pulse Abra for two reasons: none on my team are nearly quick enough to get off the first attack (otherwise I'd love to give him a toxic to the face) and he spams dark pulse. Out of four or five battles I've only seen it use hyper beam maybe three times... I was successful at getting off a curse on it though that only lasted one turn. ONE TURN! I've seen in other threads that I should bait the hyper beams so I'm currently doing the Topeg event to raise it... I may use that Toxicroak as well to help bait. I really need to find something that can put that Abra to sleep after I've baited that hyper beam... but then that defense!
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