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What is that I don't even BMIC?

The only reason why I ultimately chose to side with Radomus was because "Hey, at least he didn't flat out steal the pendant(?) from me!"...only for later for him to take it anyway, albeit by request. Still don't trust him, though. Lugruf?

You're not the only one. Give up the ring or not? Go help Laura or not? And yet the choice I spent the longest was "Trust el or Radomus more" simply because "None of the above" was not one of the choices. Spine?

...um...when, exactly? During or after our second visit to Fiore Mansion? JazzyFur?

For now, yeah I guess. But surely by the end we will have the chance of encountering everything (At least I hope, I KO'd the Drifloon that you have to protect the kid from for the sticker quest as by that point all my Pokes were ~15 levels higher).. BMIC?

If I have to stand alone, then I guess I'll have to. 1009. Go cats!

Perhaps there are, but sometimes one is just clearly the best. BMIC?

I think I spoke enough for today during my convo with Spine. Take it away TRHS.

The Charizard, in it's haste to assault Aurous, didn't even notice Empoleon standing behind a rock. It proceeded to unleash a brutal Rock Slide upon the unsuspecting dragon-that-isn't-actually-a-Dragon.

6 How about we press the offensive while we can?

Long story short, I like to dream/imagine/daydream/whatever adventures out from a third-person perspective as it goes. The reason for it? To add in personal flourish (For instance, I already made my distaste for the "Silent Protagonist who almost never speaks except for occasional implied dialogue" clear. Also, to add in more detail and such, like a few extra dungeons to explore, new events etc.). It sounds weird, it most likely is, but that's how my mind is right now. Oh, and sorry for the slow answer speed, just started playing WoW: Legion about an hour and a bit ago. Spine?

I know that you can turn on and off certain moves and sometimes I do, but yeah, having to do that constantly can be a pain. After I'm done with Red Rescue Team (And Arceus knows how long THAT'll take at this rate) I'll be jumping into Explorers of Sky. After that...*sigh* I wish I had a 3DS. Games I would love to play: Pokemon X/Y (Even if only for the Pokemon-Amie), the two Mystery Dungeons and Fire Emblem: Awakening and Fates. Spine?

So far very nice, although sometimes controlling your partner Pokemon can be a bit of a pain. That and "Bulbasaur, you already used Sleep Powder on him. Stop using it three turns in a row after!" I know there's an IQ skill that prevents that (Guess what kind of gummies I haven't been finding). And, of course, there's the storyline. Let's just say that I was probably shaking just as much as the characters and just as ecstatic during the Mt. Freeze end cutscenes (I'll try not to spoil too much). My imagination is going to have a field day when I climb up Mt. Freeze.

I think we both posted at roughly the same time. Well, I almost caught up with PMD in my thoughts. Only got Mt. Freeze and events to catch up on, then...university and Legion. Well, that shouldn't stop me. Spine?

At least the games don't. But, well, gameplay and story segregation and all that. I'd imagine that outside of the games yes, whoever's last Pokemon faints first loses. Spine?

Yeah, I would hate it if that happened...I think it did? Well, not with my last Poke, but at least once I would end up being denied XP because of a double KO. JazzyFur?

Point one: That's kind of the point I've made. I mean it depends on the person's playstyle. Those who only care for results can play as ruthlessly as they want with all the resources given to them, while those who actually care for their Pokemon on a deeper level (That probably sounds wrong but I can't think of a better way to say that) would never allow their Mons to go through treatment like that. I mean we already got a demonstration of what it might be like, thank you Dr. Sigmund. As for the other points...alright, I will concede that perhaps for those kind of people who require perfection an option to put it in is not bad. My main gripe, I'd say, is that with the options in it, people will assume you will use them to breed/make a perfect team, regardless of your own opinions on whether or not you want to use said resources for ethical or practical reasons. I for one simply hope that such manipulation will not end up being necessary for end-game and post-game content. As I've personally maintained, it's much more satisfying to fight, try and win with a team of true friends, with all their quirks and flaws, because it's more personal then just going in with a numerically perfect team. So yeah, from an ethical perspective I'm against, but from a practical standpoint I can't really say no simply because it's that or hours spent breeding and, if not perfect, abandoning the Pokes. Now that I say that, can't tell if that's even worse. So...yeah, as long as it doesn't become borderline mandatory to use it, then sure, might as well have ways to change IV's slightly.

A bit belatedly perhaps, but good job everyone! One small scare, but otherwise everything went smoothly. It'll be interesting how the RP sections play out, to see what the characters are like outside of battle. And, of course, eventually, to see all the glorious +1's.

I'm sure he's closeby. Right, Spine?

That's a problem I have: When I get going talking about a topic I like I can be pretty hard to shut up, often interjecting into other topics. And whenever I'm not talking about a topic I can talk about, I tend to not say much at all. Spine?

I was hoping to find a summer job. I failed at that, so...yeah. BMIC?

Hi. How're things going? Lugruf?

Is it? Is it the same one for Pokemon? Spine?

Agreed, IV's should be set from the start, as I don't even want to imagine what the heck changing IV's would be. I'm having enough of a horrifying time imagining how changing natures works, especially from a doctor in 7'th Street.