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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
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Crusnik
United States5378 Posts
I guess I shouldn't be surprised at that missed reference | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
He WHOOSH I must admit I've never played pokemon. Well I played leaf green for two hours once. | ||
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Crusnik
United States5378 Posts
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
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Eppa!
Sweden4641 Posts
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crimethinking
Vietnam765 Posts
On October 25 2015 08:05 Eppa! wrote: What's compatible on a nokia c2? I don't think there's anything compatible left for Symbian. | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
Phone pokemon isn't such a bad idea. Maybe I wouldn't shitpost so much... | ||
TheEmulator
28104 Posts
 I want to try 1 or 2 now. | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
Though I think he was saying for actual console, so the answer is probably FR/LG when you rule out DS and onward games due to DS emulators on phones draining your battery stupidly fast. | ||
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TheHumanSensation
Canada1210 Posts
On October 24 2015 19:08 killerdog wrote: Do I get to be a fishman who can't breathe out of water? Sure. In like d&d you'd just have access to water with like a tank + create water, or use some other magical device, but in Exalted you could do that in a fancier way, or just circumvent the need to breath at all, or be able to hold your breath for several hours at a time, or just get a wetsuit for armour, etc. On October 24 2015 20:49 Alaric wrote: In Exalted, are the Terrestrials born "normal" people, then one day boom, Exalted stasus revealed, they physically change and become recognisable as an Exalted and get powers and stuff (and later become mad)? Partially. The original Terrestrials were regular people blessed by the 5 dragons, so they're "purebloods" (ew though). Purebloods are guaranteed to exalt eventually iirc. The strongest / most noble houses have some of the least diluted terrestrial blood, so their children are more likely to exalt, but there's always the potential that they won't. So many of them come from terrestrial households and go to special schools etc so they're not really "normal" people in a civilian sense. Even the ones that never exalt still occupy a higher than normal status as their children may still exalt etc. Also it's not entirely blood based and iirc the dragons do have some say in who they bless still but I'm not 100% on the terrestrial fluff. Outside of the big terrestrial empire, a lot more mixing went on / there's less of a focus on purity of lineage etc., so more "normal people -> exalt" stuff will happen out there. When they exalt though, they do immediately change yeah. Big immediate power boost, can now perceive essence, etc. They're not always differentiable from regular citizens at a glance, but typically the more spiritual power they have the more obviously exalted (tree hair, stone teeth, on-fire, etc.) they look. Also minor note regarding the curse that makes them go mad: the terrestrials don't actually go mad over time, they just occasionally flip out. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On October 25 2015 08:31 TheEmulator wrote: Are the stories in Bioshock 1/2 related? I have the whole collection which I got like a year ago but I've only managed to play Infinite so far I want to try 1 or 2 now. All the bioshock games are related, just not directly. | ||
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Eppa!
Sweden4641 Posts
On October 25 2015 08:12 crimethinking wrote: I don't think there's anything compatible left for Symbian. When my phone says it has low batteries I know I have to charge it tomorrow. #Rekt. | ||
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TheEmulator
28104 Posts
On October 25 2015 08:56 Gahlo wrote: All the bioshock games are related, just not directly. I just decided to start with #1 and see how I enjoy it. I liked the gameplay and design of infinite (story was meh). | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On October 25 2015 09:27 TheEmulator wrote: I just decided to start with #1 and see how I enjoy it. I liked the gameplay and design of infinite (story was meh). Smart choice since 2 happens after 1. I think(it's been a while) that going with 2 first would have spoiled a bunch of stuff. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On October 25 2015 07:25 Ketara wrote: He shoots! He WHOOSH I must admit I've never played pokemon. Well I played leaf green for two hours once. Burn this heretic. | ||
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crimethinking
Vietnam765 Posts
On October 25 2015 09:26 Eppa! wrote: When my phone says it has low batteries I know I have to charge it tomorrow. #Rekt. Cute. I have a $15 Samsung, I only have to charge it twice a month. | ||
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killerdog
Denmark6522 Posts
On October 25 2015 08:32 TheHumanSensation wrote: Sure. In like d&d you'd just have access to water with like a tank + create water, or use some other magical device, but in Exalted you could do that in a fancier way, or just circumvent the need to breath at all, or be able to hold your breath for several hours at a time, or just get a wetsuit for armour, etc. THS confirmed better dm then LT On October 25 2015 08:31 TheYango wrote: There's an MB post somewhere saying which iteration of Pokemon you should start with if you've never played before. Though I think he was saying for actual console, so the answer is probably FR/LG when you rule out DS and onward games due to DS emulators on phones draining your battery stupidly fast. I still have a soft spot for crystal as probably the best of the games. So much to do, and none of that "this part of the game requires multiplayer/an event code/whatever" crap thats annoying about the others. Plus if you start on a colour game it's much easier to move to an advance once then vice versa. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
Emerald/Ruby/Sapphire have battle island though, that's a lot of fun. The games after that had a little too much to do, but mining and building hideouts was fun. | ||
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killerdog
Denmark6522 Posts
On October 25 2015 14:10 ticklishmusic wrote: Crystal is my fave game, it's the only one where I completed my pokedex. Lots of stuff to do in addition to a nice linear badge-getting system. I wish Kanto had been a little harder, it was a little too easy esp. after the elite 4. Emerald/Ruby/Sapphire have battle island though, that's a lot of fun. The games after that had a little too much to do, but mining and building hideouts was fun. Kanto is pretty easy if you just keep your steamroll party you used for the elite 4, but I found it you start incorporating new kanto pokemon into your group it's pretty well paced. Also the sheer number of legendaries you get to go around and hunt! And yeah, the linear-ness was great. None of that "more content through obfuscation" thing where they just make like 30 minigames and spread them everywhere. | ||
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