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    +0, while it is bullshit that many times as a death I have been completely fucked by a red who was brave enough to skip a trap, and does need a function that will keep that from happening, it is still a well functioning map that has its moments and is genuinely fun at times (keep in mind that most times nothing is generally fun for me, I just play games ans such to pass time and other stuff).

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    I was gagged once for it, but after that i calmed down and just mentioned that i was technically right about the rule, and the moderator agreed, and I then laughed because he didn't before, but I made it clear that I wasn't laughing at him, just how funny the whole situation was. Actually the direct words were, "I am not laughing at him. I am laughing at myself." which is kind of true, because even now, I truly believe only I could confuse a moderator so much that he bans me. He is a truly great moderator.

     

    You do realize that laughing at a Moderator and proving to me that all you were doing was annoying the Staff by laughing at me and just stirring up trouble doesnt exactly help.

    I know it's probably all over and it's dead but explain @Parasect

  8. Posted · Edited by Guest (see edit history)

    Having a skill ranking for our TF2 Surf is really hard because of multiple variables including but not limited to: Jumpers (Rocket and Sticky), Speed Boosts, Different character speeds, etc. It would be alot of work to make sure these are all checked and would definitely make Surf a much more competitive place rather than a place for people to hang out and stuff. If that's what you were even asking.

  17. Posted · Edited by OneGlove (see edit history)

    Game Name: Pokémon Sun and/or Moon

     

    Platform: (new) Nintendo 3DS (XL)

     

    Time Spent: ~ 100 Hours

     

    Do you recommend? YESYESYES

     

    Rating: 9.5/10

     

    Initial Thoughts: At first glance, the game looks pretty advanced compared to the other Pokémon games in the series, and when starting the game up, a title screen showcasing the main legendary pokémon (Solgaleo and Lunala for Pokémon Sun or Moon respectively) pops up, promising for a good game experience.

     

    BE READY FOR MINIOR (heh) SPOILERS IN THE GAME

     

    Pros: The removal of HM Discs

    This new feature will not only free up bag space and shorten the amount of time sifting through moves to teach your Pokémon, but will also get rid of visits to a frankly unnecessary NPC.

     

    Ride Pokémon

    Replacing the HM Disc Moves, this new feature allows the main character, Sun or Moon, to ride many pokemon along the lines of Tauros, Charizard, and even Sharpedo! This allows for access to new areas, new items, and especially faster travel.

     

    Z-Moves

    A brand new feature in the newest installments, Z-Moves allow your Pokémon to use extremely powerful and flashy moves once per battle, if they are holding a Z-Crystal (Waterium, Firium, Grassium, etc.). To add on to this, several Pokémon such as Snorlax and the Starter Pokémon Evolutions have Special Z-Crystals to use with their Signature Moves, described in the description of the Z-Crystal. Mega Evolution is still in the game, of course, but Z-Moves are much more prominent in these games.

     

    Poké Pelago/Poké Refresh

    These two new options in the X Menu are a great way to waste spend your time in Pokémon Sun and Moon and add even more content to the table. Poké Pelago is found in the X Menu, and you travel there via Charizard. Once there, you are greeted by Mohn, a man who wishes for all Pokémon who travel to Poké Pelago to be happy. Your first island on the Pelago is a bean generating island called Isle Abeens, which generates Poké Beans to feed your Pokémon in Pokémon Refresh, but you can also find Pokémon roaming the land who may or may not stay. The second Island is named Isle Aplenny, which replaces berry farms and lets you plant up to 18 Berries to grow. The third island is named Isle Aphun, where your Pokémon in your PC can go and search for treasure or just adventure in a cave! The fourth island is named Isle Evelup and it lets you send up to 18 Pokémon in your PC to increase a base stat, or gain experience, depending on how long you leave them there. The final island in this happy place is named Isle Avue, which you can leave up to 18 PC Pokémon to relax and raise their happiness. It also can help hatch your eggs when you have more than 5 to hatch, just not at the same rate. All of the islands have small Pokémon sprites that are registered in your PC, and you can interact with them as the Pokémon you've raised and caught.. Every island also has a basket or crate, in which you can leave Poké Beans that will give off positive effects to the island and it's inhabitants. Poké Refresh is an upgraded version of Poké-Amie, which you can play with your Pokémon and feed them Poké Beans, the replacements for Poké Puffs. Raising your Pokémon's happiness and feeding them Poké Beans will give many positive effects which are yours to discover!

     

    Cons: The removal of HM Discs

    Though it can be seen as a good addition, the removal of HM Discs also has its downsides, such as; What happens to the moves now? As of now, all of the previous HM moves, such as Surf and Fly, have been completely removed from the game. The moves could be regarded as a good way to fill up move space on Pokémon, and now that they are gone we have basically no counterparts, unless I am mistaken.

     

    Post-Game Leveling

    Though it may just be me and my half-assed way of leveling Pokémon, getting through level 60 and up (Note that I am in fact past the Elite Four) seems to be a constant struggle of leaving my Lucky Egg with Pokémon I wish to level up or farming Rare Candies via. Poké Refresh which frankly isn't enjoyable at all. If this isn't the case for anyone else then please let me know so I can finally get past the silly farming nobody wishes to endure even though it is an RPG.

     

    Final Thoughts: Pokémon Sun and Moon are both amazing games and will leave you either in tears or with a smile, with many laughs in between, depending on emotional capacities. All in all, these games are both personally amazing gifts from Nintendo which I will cherish forever and ever. Everybody will have their differing opinions and will certainly sometimes disagree with mine, but alas, this is a Game Review, not an argument. If you decide to buy one of these games, I hope you enjoy it to the fullest. Alola, friends!

    ~OneGlove

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