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Starting price : 2M Min bid : 100k insta: 4M Auction : 48h after first bid (15min Auction rule) Accepted Payments: Pokedollars, Coin Capsules (x1 Coin Capsule = 500k), IV Reroll Tickets (x1 IV Reroll Ticket = 750k)

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As according to the aution rules Last calls are prohibited. as the bid on the last 20-25 sec is voided hence the auction for Ada drago ended winner is @Sonvythanh1

@Jbadman17 u win the jolly , as the bid placed in the final 30sec, ada drao auction extended by 15min

if auction is not finished, 700k for ada

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thanks fixing it

yes, thats its just missunderstanding , as i mentioned my focus is on my incoming surgery so i made mistake with the start and end date

what no way i see the images clearly though

Hello everyone, @Vangogsan and @Immalaugh, please complete the trade within the next 48 hours, if you still need help after the deadline please let me know by using the report button. Also, @Vangogsan, next time please double check the starting and ending point of your auctions, your dates were 1 day appart from the real time (Started 1 day earlier and ended 1 day earlier). Best regards, Hizukii

I get why it’s frustrating. Terms like “epic” or “godly” are very subjective and mean different things to different players. For serious PvP players, those labels usually imply good or great stats...20+ or 25+ in key areas with proper stat distribution, with 31 Speed usually. Others tend to focus only on the headline numbers, so something that is a full 20+ might get called “epic” even if the overall spread isn’t great. Personally, I don’t really agree with that (every 20+ being epic...nah). At the end of the day, these words are more like marketing terms than anything else. I try to use them carefully. Only when something is genuinely strong rather than just average. If it’s average or below average, I won’t label it as "epic". The problem is that without any official guideline defining what these terms actually mean, everyone ends up using their own standards. I’ve written my own guideline(s) in the “Listings” section of my signature, but that’s just my perspective (it’s not necessarily the correct one). It also gets tricky in borderline cases. For example, if something meets most expectations but falls just short having 19 DEF/18 DEF instead of 20+ with 31 Speed, and the rest of it is really good on "X" Pokémon to bring it to that epic standard, does that disqualify it? These would fall into borderline cases that are likely to frustrate people and create extra work for moderators, especially when the difference comes down to just one or two IV points missing the guideline. At that level of detail, it can start to feel really petty and not really worth the added complexity. Situations like that can quickly become messy, and trying to strictly define everything probably isn’t worth the hassle overall. Still, I completely understand why it bothers people.

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All images seems broken..

We asked someting similar in the past iirc and it was rejected. But I understand. it is very annoying.

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Hey, I just ran into the same issue and resolved it on Ubuntu by installing `pulseaudio`. I'm honestly not the most sure of specific installation instructions, but I ran something like: ``` sudo apt-get install libpulse sudo apt-get install pulseaudio pulseaudio --start ``` and then my system's device output changed to something random -- I had to change it back to my headphones. But after that I can hear sound! Something that was useful in debugging was running this to ensure `pulseaudio` was working: ``` paplay /usr/share/sounds/freedesktop/stereo/complete.oga ``` ^ just plays a nice ding sound that succeeds if the audio is set up.