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Yeah but not all of us know Japanese or want to play BW with a dictionary and/or blindly. ;_;

I walked into a GameStop the other day and looked through the game book. It said that BW would be released n April (can't remember whether it's at the beginning or the end)...and last year (or should I say the 2010) qualifier rounds occurred in May and June. I guess you better plan your team...

Just learned something today, rather randomly. I was in Trainer House with a Giratina-O against a Espeon. Giratina used Shadow Force, Espeon used Future Sight. Three turns later, I got the "Giratina took the Future Sight attack!" but then the message "But it failed!" This suggests that if...

Base 90 is actually one of the slowest Pokemon in the uber tier. In Gen IV the only Pokemon slower than that are Wobbuffet and Wynaut.

IIRC, a marriage license is good in all states. Civil unions are only good in the state that granted the license, with at least one exception - New York accepts other state's civil unions but doesn't actually do civil unions themselves. The recently-struck-down Defense of Marriage Act stated...

lol I wasn't going to post in this thread but I've been following this thread and this has been argued in circles somewhere back on the 45 pages. The basic argument is Mamo and Weavile aren't very high in usage (check the usage stats) and they cannot take a hit, so they have to revenge kill it...

They did have a Ghost-type gym. In Johto. With all Gastly and Haunter. I realize that a Isshu Ghost-type gym would be better, as RSE and DPP came out with some btter Ghost-types, but still, I facepalmed so hard and thought, "Poor Misdreavus, they've forgotten all about you."

Really? On Winner's Path you can get a Boomlax (otherwise you'd need to use the move tutor in XD) and the chance to pick up Choice Scarf, Specs, and Band without having to pay the absurd rate of 48BP at the Frontier. Granted, it takes 8,000 steps to even have a shot at getting the Scarf, but...

Ehhh. Team Rocket was cool back when I played FR/LG, but just seems utterly ridiculous now in HG/SS (which I admit could be because Team Rocket was rebuilding). Their sneers and quips are extremely stupid and predictable (meddlesome, little kid). I'm constantly tired of battling Ratatta...

You should listen to some Johnny Cash.

New Move: Ring of Fire, burns opponents on switch-in. Plays a sound bite from Johnny Cash every time it's used.

The only time I've really noticed this is for Pokemon with colossal HP (in the Battle Tower), like when i hit Chansey or Blissey with a SE move and it takes forever for the HP bar to fall.

A quick q on the Smogon RNG guide - is it only in the Distortion World where doing the coin flips will advance the RNG? It says that the RNG would have advanced 22 times after the original load of 11 frames plus one more for Giratina, so 10 frames = ten coin flips. I read the Smogon guide...

That's what happened in Colosseum. Es Cade the mayor was the real villain of the game.

Remember, Texas is doing this in Emerald, so Thunderpunch is still special (though for my first Pal Park I did teach my Breloom the move). lol at 60 special attack. i guess you could use Stun Spore too...and Mega Kick/Punch (how are those NOT fighting moves...?) and Double Edge through tutoring...

Seriously? The only non-STAB move that Breloom naturally learns is Headbutt. i guess there's also Return and Sludge bomb (lol). Either way, this Breloom is going to be walled like hell by Ghost types.

I wanted to discuss evolutions...specifically, how much does Game Freak expect players to know about the non-level evolutions? Do they expect players to have access to the Internet to have bought a strategy guide? Back in RBY, there were stone evolutions and trade evolutions. I wasn't into...

The Power items went a long way to remedying this issue - they give the Pokemon four EVs of that type, doubled with Pokerus, makes eight EVs, plus if you faint a Pokemon of the same EVs (e.g. you faint a Ratatta while holding a Power Anklet), you'll get 10 EVs per battle, for a maximum of 25...

I'll stand with you. I actually really got started on Pokemon in the third generation, in February 2005. I eventually acquired all five games, two SPs, a game link cable, the e-Reader and Eon Island ticket, Colosseum, and Box. In 2007 I got up to 385/386 Pokemon in my Pokedex in both...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought in Pokemon Yellow you could catch Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and Charmander?