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On March 07 2014 11:04 Hesmyrr wrote:
LOL, just dropped in after awhile to see people using Democracy - with anarchy being like 10% of the majority - for cutting tree to (entirely optional) Suicine. Does people use Democracy for every little thing now?
can't really. it is only active once an hour
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On March 06 2014 23:06 Shellshock wrote:
the novelty factor is gone. I havent even checked up on this run in a while
Yea, basically died when they decided to take turns with anarchy and democracy. Nothing feels particularly interesting/
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I'm waiting for gen 3 to start watching again, not really a fan of this game.
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On March 07 2014 11:04 Hesmyrr wrote:
LOL, just dropped in after awhile to see people using Democracy - with anarchy being like 10% of the majority - for cutting tree to (entirely optional) Suicine. Does people use Democracy for every little thing now?
Democracy lasts 50 minutes now.
Everything is done in democracy now. Anarchy gets to play in a little sandbox for a while, but for anything even remotely important, democracy takes over and does some 50 minute handholding. Like using a menu, healing a pokemon, entering a gym.
You can finally call this a social experiment now. It has shown that all good things are corrputed and killed off by their "community". And that they don't even realize that they're shooting themselves in the foot, no, they create this huge circlejerk petting each other on their backs.
And that's why they have a single overleveled pokemon that knows 4 moves that do damage, and there is not a single challenge in the game anymore, or anything that you could accomplish, no fun.
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Democracy lasts 50 minutes now.
Everything is done in democracy now. Anarchy gets to play in a little sandbox for a while, but for anything even remotely important, democracy takes over and does some 50 minute handholding. Like using a menu, healing a pokemon, entering a gym. Uh, wasn't it democracy for a few minutes at the start of each hour and then 80+% of the time anarchy?
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On March 07 2014 18:39 Thorakh wrote:Show nested quote +Democracy lasts 50 minutes now.
Everything is done in democracy now. Anarchy gets to play in a little sandbox for a while, but for anything even remotely important, democracy takes over and does some 50 minute handholding. Like using a menu, healing a pokemon, entering a gym. Uh, wasn't it democracy for a few minutes at the start of each hour and then 80+% of the time anarchy?
I haven't watched in awhile, but I'm assuming it has gone to the way of Gen 1 with Anarchy being responsible with moving from point A to point B, while Democracy does the heavy lifting.
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On March 07 2014 18:39 Thorakh wrote:Show nested quote +Democracy lasts 50 minutes now.
Everything is done in democracy now. Anarchy gets to play in a little sandbox for a while, but for anything even remotely important, democracy takes over and does some 50 minute handholding. Like using a menu, healing a pokemon, entering a gym. Uh, wasn't it democracy for a few minutes at the start of each hour and then 80+% of the time anarchy?
They spent 50 minutes in democracy teaching pokemon HMs. And 30 minutes in democracy doing a puzzle in Pryce's gym that were just about to finish in anarchy (being 1 command away from talking to the gym leader).
Kids are too impatient.
At the beginning, democracy was used only for things that were deemed impossible (safari zone). Now, democracy is used as a convenience tool whenever possible.
You see comments like "what? we have to wait 44 minutes before we can teach fly?" "We need democracy for this" or "You'll get your anarchy back once we give Eevee exp share".
It's like anarchy has been incapacitated and has democracy as its legal guardian taking care of everything that's not walking and battling.
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On March 07 2014 19:30 S1eth wrote:Show nested quote +On March 07 2014 18:39 Thorakh wrote:Democracy lasts 50 minutes now.
Everything is done in democracy now. Anarchy gets to play in a little sandbox for a while, but for anything even remotely important, democracy takes over and does some 50 minute handholding. Like using a menu, healing a pokemon, entering a gym. Uh, wasn't it democracy for a few minutes at the start of each hour and then 80+% of the time anarchy? They spent 50 minutes in democracy teaching pokemon HMs. And 30 minutes in democracy doing a puzzle in Pryce's gym that were just about to finish in anarchy (being 1 command away from talking to the gym leader). Kids are too impatient. At the beginning, democracy was used only for things that were deemed impossible (safari zone). Now, democracy is used as a convenience tool whenever possible. You see comments like "what? we have to wait 44 minutes before we can teach fly?" "We need democracy for this" or "You'll get your anarchy back once we give Eevee exp share". It's like anarchy has been incapacitated and has democracy as its legal guardian taking care of everything that's not walking and battling. Ahh, I get it now. Democracy is automatically turned on at the start of every hour and then people have to vote to turn it back off. I thought it would automatically go off after 5 minutes or so. Well, that's pretty stupid yeah. The fun part about this whole thing is the random shit that happens. Democracy kinda fucks that up. It should really only be turned on during things that would otherwise be nigh impossible.
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Russian Federation3631 Posts
did you ever consider that since its known that a 99% anarchy run can be done, the allure of spending multiple hours on very simple tasks is lessened?
I mean, its not like I agree with what's happening but I can concede its reasonable.
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On March 08 2014 00:24 419 wrote:
did you ever consider that since its known that a 99% anarchy run can be done, the allure of spending multiple hours on very simple tasks is lessened?
I mean, its not like I agree with what's happening but I can concede its reasonable.
Then what's the point of even playing?
Not only that, during the time they were stuck in Pryce's gym, the viewer count increased by about 2000. Then, when democracy kicked in and the puzzle was solved, it decreased back down to14k.
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On March 08 2014 02:01 S1eth wrote:Show nested quote +On March 08 2014 00:24 419 wrote:
did you ever consider that since its known that a 99% anarchy run can be done, the allure of spending multiple hours on very simple tasks is lessened?
I mean, its not like I agree with what's happening but I can concede its reasonable. Then what's the point of even playing? Not only that, during the time they were stuck in Pryce's gym, the viewer count increased by about 2000. Then, when democracy kicked in and the puzzle was solved, it decreased back down to14k.
It's all about the participants. If even 1/10th of those new viewers wanted Anarchy, a single vote-spam session for a minute would have put it back there. Complaining about it yet not voting to put it back is hypocritical in of itself. It's facepalm-worthy how vociferous the complaints of anarchists are, yet they don't seem determined to follow through on wanting it all the time. I like the run to be in anarchy, so when I watch and it's democracy time, I make sure to vote to put it back. That's the least a lot of anarchists could do, impose their will on a vote.
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On March 08 2014 07:17 Ciryandor wrote:Show nested quote +On March 08 2014 02:01 S1eth wrote:On March 08 2014 00:24 419 wrote:
did you ever consider that since its known that a 99% anarchy run can be done, the allure of spending multiple hours on very simple tasks is lessened?
I mean, its not like I agree with what's happening but I can concede its reasonable. Then what's the point of even playing? Not only that, during the time they were stuck in Pryce's gym, the viewer count increased by about 2000. Then, when democracy kicked in and the puzzle was solved, it decreased back down to14k. It's all about the participants. If even 1/10th of those new viewers wanted Anarchy, a single vote-spam session for a minute would have put it back there. Complaining about it yet not voting to put it back is hypocritical in of itself. It's facepalm-worthy how vociferous the complaints of anarchists are, yet they don't seem determined to follow through on wanting it all the time. I like the run to be in anarchy, so when I watch and it's democracy time, I make sure to vote to put it back. That's the least a lot of anarchists could do, impose their will on a vote.
Anarchists don't vote, they riot.
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Russian Federation3631 Posts
On March 08 2014 02:01 S1eth wrote:Show nested quote +On March 08 2014 00:24 419 wrote:
did you ever consider that since its known that a 99% anarchy run can be done, the allure of spending multiple hours on very simple tasks is lessened?
I mean, its not like I agree with what's happening but I can concede its reasonable. Then what's the point of even playing? Not only that, during the time they were stuck in Pryce's gym, the viewer count increased by about 2000. Then, when democracy kicked in and the puzzle was solved, it decreased back down to14k.
there's a point? (applies to gen 1 as well btw)
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i thought the point was fun
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TPP is serious business, true eSPORTS!
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The stream is so dead nowadays, kinda sad. Gen 1 forever
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I would still call 14K reasonably successful.
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On March 08 2014 07:17 Ciryandor wrote:Show nested quote +On March 08 2014 02:01 S1eth wrote:On March 08 2014 00:24 419 wrote:
did you ever consider that since its known that a 99% anarchy run can be done, the allure of spending multiple hours on very simple tasks is lessened?
I mean, its not like I agree with what's happening but I can concede its reasonable. Then what's the point of even playing? Not only that, during the time they were stuck in Pryce's gym, the viewer count increased by about 2000. Then, when democracy kicked in and the puzzle was solved, it decreased back down to14k. It's all about the participants. If even 1/10th of those new viewers wanted Anarchy, a single vote-spam session for a minute would have put it back there. Complaining about it yet not voting to put it back is hypocritical in of itself. It's facepalm-worthy how vociferous the complaints of anarchists are, yet they don't seem determined to follow through on wanting it all the time. I like the run to be in anarchy, so when I watch and it's democracy time, I make sure to vote to put it back. That's the least a lot of anarchists could do, impose their will on a vote.
Here you see me voting anarchy: http://home.megabytemb.com/twitch/
On March 08 2014 07:27 Saechiis wrote:Show nested quote +On March 08 2014 07:17 Ciryandor wrote:On March 08 2014 02:01 S1eth wrote:On March 08 2014 00:24 419 wrote:
did you ever consider that since its known that a 99% anarchy run can be done, the allure of spending multiple hours on very simple tasks is lessened?
I mean, its not like I agree with what's happening but I can concede its reasonable. Then what's the point of even playing? Not only that, during the time they were stuck in Pryce's gym, the viewer count increased by about 2000. Then, when democracy kicked in and the puzzle was solved, it decreased back down to14k. It's all about the participants. If even 1/10th of those new viewers wanted Anarchy, a single vote-spam session for a minute would have put it back there. Complaining about it yet not voting to put it back is hypocritical in of itself. It's facepalm-worthy how vociferous the complaints of anarchists are, yet they don't seem determined to follow through on wanting it all the time. I like the run to be in anarchy, so when I watch and it's democracy time, I make sure to vote to put it back. That's the least a lot of anarchists could do, impose their will on a vote. Anarchists don't vote, they riot.
People have moved on.
The next big thing is http://letsplaygameboy.com/
1.3 second delay, 100% anarchy
Until it's ruined I guess. Me posting the link here doesn't exactly help.
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On March 08 2014 20:10 S1eth wrote:Show nested quote +On March 08 2014 07:17 Ciryandor wrote:On March 08 2014 02:01 S1eth wrote:On March 08 2014 00:24 419 wrote:
did you ever consider that since its known that a 99% anarchy run can be done, the allure of spending multiple hours on very simple tasks is lessened?
I mean, its not like I agree with what's happening but I can concede its reasonable. Then what's the point of even playing? Not only that, during the time they were stuck in Pryce's gym, the viewer count increased by about 2000. Then, when democracy kicked in and the puzzle was solved, it decreased back down to14k. It's all about the participants. If even 1/10th of those new viewers wanted Anarchy, a single vote-spam session for a minute would have put it back there. Complaining about it yet not voting to put it back is hypocritical in of itself. It's facepalm-worthy how vociferous the complaints of anarchists are, yet they don't seem determined to follow through on wanting it all the time. I like the run to be in anarchy, so when I watch and it's democracy time, I make sure to vote to put it back. That's the least a lot of anarchists could do, impose their will on a vote. Here you see me voting anarchy: http://home.megabytemb.com/twitch/Show nested quote +On March 08 2014 07:27 Saechiis wrote:On March 08 2014 07:17 Ciryandor wrote:On March 08 2014 02:01 S1eth wrote:On March 08 2014 00:24 419 wrote:
did you ever consider that since its known that a 99% anarchy run can be done, the allure of spending multiple hours on very simple tasks is lessened?
I mean, its not like I agree with what's happening but I can concede its reasonable. Then what's the point of even playing? Not only that, during the time they were stuck in Pryce's gym, the viewer count increased by about 2000. Then, when democracy kicked in and the puzzle was solved, it decreased back down to14k. It's all about the participants. If even 1/10th of those new viewers wanted Anarchy, a single vote-spam session for a minute would have put it back there. Complaining about it yet not voting to put it back is hypocritical in of itself. It's facepalm-worthy how vociferous the complaints of anarchists are, yet they don't seem determined to follow through on wanting it all the time. I like the run to be in anarchy, so when I watch and it's democracy time, I make sure to vote to put it back. That's the least a lot of anarchists could do, impose their will on a vote. Anarchists don't vote, they riot. People have moved on. The next big thing is http://letsplaygameboy.com/1.3 second delay, 100% anarchy Until it's ruined I guess. Me posting the link here doesn't exactly help.
Wow this already has way more viewers than the twitch stream, and I've never heard of it until now.
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On March 08 2014 20:10 S1eth wrote:People have moved on. The next big thing is http://letsplaygameboy.com/1.3 second delay, 100% anarchy Until it's ruined I guess. Me posting the link here doesn't exactly help.
Well, TL isn't the worst place to post a link, far from it. 
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