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  • Ditto, Rabidash, Nidoqueen, sylveon, Miltoc, bellossom.
    libby-doe-mods-denofiniquity-de

    Nice.  I don’t know why, but this team reminds me of Diamond.  I didn’t use any of the Pokemon listed, but it always frustrated me how the Chimchar line, and the Ponyta line were the only fire types available in Sinnoh before the league.

    That aside, it’s a very nice team.

    • 8 years ago
    • 1 notes
  • Umbreon, Emolga, Heracross, Swampert, Rotom (grass), Charizard X
    mroreoman-deactivated20180517

    Swampert is always awesome.  Emolga though…..evil squirrel thing.  So many bad memories.

    • 8 years ago
    • 1 notes
  • Honchkrow, Galvantula, Alakazam, Gengar, Hydreigon, and Scolipede.
    travelererrant

    Very nice, I can see this team actually working, for the most part.  I even have a Gengar on my team in X.

    • 8 years ago
    • 2 notes
  • Ditto, Zoroark, Roserade, Gallade, Staraptor, Vespiquen
    staticthordraconus

    I like it.  The team is fairly balanced with no major weaknesses.  Very nice Static!

    • 8 years ago
    • 2 notes
  • If I had a pokemon team, what would it consist of?

    aloft-in-the-stars:

    Inbox me a team of 6 pokemon that you best think represent me.

    (via the-chibster)

    • 8 years ago
    • 59 notes
    • #I'd love to see what people pick
    • #or really just anything
  • (via travelererrant)

    • 8 years ago
    • 2331 notes
  • Your follower count is what Pokémon you are. What kind of Pokémon are you?

    nathan-traveler:

    ryuredwingsreturn:

    silentcartoon:

    wyvernsdreams:

    If your count is higher than 719, then divide by 2 until you reach the first number to land in the 1 - 719 range and round up!

    I’m currently a Treecko.

    FEAR ME. THE MIGHTY ENTEI.

    RAWR MOTHER FUCKAHS.

    ….I’m a Shellos.

    I’m a Gligar. 

    I’m an Unown

    (via travelererrant)

    • 8 years ago
    • 162467 notes
  • ruuqo:
“ Drawn on Skype: MIA DoSian Nuke Imminent: ETA Monday 1st September
If you are part of the Drawn on Skype skype chat, please contact someone in the chat either by Tumblr or Skype to let them know you want to remain.
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    ruuqo:

    Drawn on Skype: MIA DoSian Nuke Imminent: ETA Monday 1st September

    If you are part of the Drawn on Skype skype chat, please contact someone in the chat either by Tumblr or Skype to let them know you want to remain.

    We are doing our regular inactive-member nuke to remove inactive accounts (either from abandoning them or general inactiveness on the chat) and will be removing everyone who doesn’t contact us.

    Active members (as in, having been in the chat within the past two weeks) are safe, obviously, and don’t need to contact us.

    You have until Monday 1st September.

    At the same time, if you are interested in joining our mad chat, now is a wonderful time! Add me (shadowolfozo) on skype and just ask to be added :)

    (via ruuqo-deactivated20150227)

    • 8 years ago
    • 6 notes
  • The Last of Us: Remastered Preliminary Review

    So, I just finished the campaign in The Last of Us: Remastered on hard.  The good news is that the game is fantastic with a great story and pretty good gameplay.  It has great presentation, music, etc. and it nails the item management, atmosphere, and feel of survival horror in many many ways.  The trophy list is frustrating as it is entirely collectible based, and finishing the game on ascending difficulties, multiple times, but it’s worth doing.  Unfortunately, I missed at least 1 of EVERY TYPE OF COLLECTIBLE so I’ll have to pay closer attention (or use a cheat sheet) on my next playthrough. (After finishing the campaign on the second highest nonDLC difficulty I only have 5% of the trophies).

    If I have any complaints with the campaign it’s that, while well paced, it tends to really abuse narrative time-skips. There is a clear progression of the characters and the relationships they have, but it’s broken a little too much into chunks which makes some of the story elements a little odd and jarring.

     I can see the progression and the reasons for the choices very clearly, they are supported, but it just seems like some of the relationship building is rushed or glossed over by a black screen saying time has passed.

    It tends to happen a lot in games, and narratives in general, that take place over a long period of time (in this case the better part of a year that is spent in each other’s company) but is told through the experiences of at most a fortnight scattered throughout that time.

    Time to get back into the game, and try out the multiplayer and Left Behind add-ons.  For now though, I’m giving the game a 9.5/10.  It has some narrative elements that irk me, but the story itself is still EXTREMELY strong.  Meanwhile the gameplay is nice and tight and works very well for what it is.  It could have stood to have a little bit more variety, but that’s a nitpick more than a complaint.

    If people would like a full review of the game, I’ll be happy to give it (over a year late) once I’ve dabbled with the higher difficulties and multiplayer.

    • 8 years ago
    • 2 notes
    • #the last of us
  • Katara needs to come back in the next season of Korra, not just to help heal the damage to Korra’s body left over from the events of season 3, but to help her through the emotional and psychological turmoil she’s dealing with.

    Korra’s already sought help and advice from one member of the old Team Avatar in a time of need.  She needs help from the person who was closest to Aang during her recovery.

    Also I just want to see more Grandma Katara.

    • 8 years ago
    • 2 notes
    • #korra
    • #korra spoilers
    • #please let this happen
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