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Warning: If you haven't played Undertale yet but intend to play it eventually (That's surely a rare occurence nowadays), I suggest you don't listen to that music yet. I consider the Undertale musics to be spoilers, after all. [bBvideo=560,315] [/bBvideo]

I had something similar happen before. I got into a wild pokemon battle, and as soon as I chose the attack I wanted to do, the server had crashed. When I returned from the crash (without closing the client), I went into a new Wild pokemon battle and as soon as I entered the battle, it played the result from the battle I was in when I crashed (My Ariados losing a good chunk of HP to Slowbro's Psychic, except I was facing a Psyduck). Health bars returned to normal after using a move though. In those two cases, did you get disconnected in the previous battle?

One problem though is that what is UU in Competitive is not necessarily UU in here. In competitive, there's many pokemons that, despite having good stats and movepools, are pushed out of OU due to the metagame. Sometimes, it's because of something like Stealth Rock that is too common and completely ruins the pokemon, sometimes it's because there's another pokemon that is strictly a better choice. However here, we're subject to two things we don't have in the original competitive scene: non-working moves/abilities and rarity. It is absolutely not simple to bring a good Tier 9 pokemon, so they are not as prevalent as they could be in the competitive scene. On top of that, certain pokemon are not as usable as before due to their non-coded ability or crucial moves (The most extreme example being Ditto). This means that OU and UU in PRO might actually differ from original. It might however be a good idea to base our OU and UU based on statistics of pokemon usage. I remember seeing those statistics, with Talonflame leading by a good gap, so I know that's being recorded. Then we could perhaps ban the 50 most used pokemons for UU, and redo that ban on every new PvP season (so once a month)

A little pearl I found~ [bBvideo=560,315]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJRFLdrFUUw[/bBvideo]

According to the Rules on the website... You are allowed to share your account. However, should you or your brother do anything prohibited, both of you will likely receive the ban, and they will likely not intervene should one side decide to steal the account. As long as no one breaks any rule, everything will be fine. I will assume that's not a problem for you, but do make sure your younger brother understands the rules.

Granted. However, this power comes with a cost. Everytime you use these powers, you grow older, and this cannot be reversed. Should you use them too much, your friends and relatives will get creeped out at how fast you age. I wish I would get Premier Balls when buying packs of 10 pokeballs in PRO.

I like the ambiance given by this music. [bBvideo=560,315] [/bBvideo]

The design as it is right now is that the only thing you forfeit when starting a new region is your previous regions pokemons. One could certainly decide to do a Nuzlocke, one could decide to play normally through it, one could boost up with TMs all their pokemons from the start, one could even borrow a level 100 pokemon from another player. All these mindsets appear to be acceptable from the staff. The two solutions you offer are only half solutions, and not very viable as I see it. Let me explain. On one side, you find it too easy if you use TMs, so you want to block use of these TMs until the player completes X badges. However, you still have the TM on you. You could simply find someone that has already completed the region and trade him the pokemon and TM so he could teach your pokemon instead of you. Let's say some people won't really like having to do that when they could already use their TM before, and trying also prevent that other way of teaching TMs will have negative impacts on other parts of the game. Same for limiting items you can bring, you could just find someone to trade your items to, which would give them back after you've entered the region. On the other side, you want to see the difficulty being increased so that it corresponds to how strong you would be with preparation. However, there are many people that prefers rushing all 4 regions without any preparation beforehand. If the difficulty is increased to factor preparation from previous regions, then someone might become unable to progress anymore because he did not prepare beforehand, leaving him with the only possibility of grinding for a long time or borrowing a high level pokemon from another user, both of which users would prefer avoiding if they want to play through a region in a casual mindset.

This is also the same for regular abilities. See it this way: Pokemons have 3 possible ability slots: Ability 1, Ability 2 and Hidden ability. When you catch a pokemon, it will have one of the slots, and even if it evolves, it will remain in that slot. For example, Tyrogue has Guts in his Ability 1 and Steadfast in its Ability 2. His evolution, Hitmontop, has Intimidate in his Ability 1 and Technician in his Ability 2. If you want an Hitmontop with Technician, you would need to catch a Tyrogue that has Ability 2, or Steadfast. There's certain cases where a same ability is in multiple slots, however. In general, that's going to happen for the last evolution of a pokemon, but looking at a list of pokemon per ability, there's Spewpa who has both normal abilities as Shed Skin, but evolves in Vivillon who has two normal abilities. So if you catch a Spewpa, you can't tell which ability it will have upon evolving, as you don't know if it has an Ability 1 Shed Skin or an Ability 2 Shed Skin.

My favorite music from the saddest story I've ever seen/read, Rewrite. [bBvideo=560,315] [/bBvideo] PS: If that gets you interested into Rewrite, I recommend the Visual Novel, the anime does not do it justice

[bBvideo=560,315] [/bBvideo] This is one of the reasons why Persona 5 became my favorite game ever.

That Metronome I said before? Never mind, I found a move that describes my life better! Conversion.

Undefined/10

Actually, how about we do it like in the original game? You can mark any pokemon with 6 symbols, which you can then use to find them back again easily. For example, I could mark pokemons specialized for capturing with a Circle symbol, mark PvP ready pokemons with a Triangle symbol, pokemons to sell with a Square symbol, and so on. When it's time to capture a new pokemon, I simply search with Circle and I can now easily pick the Sync pokemon I need and the False Swiper.

[bBvideo=560,315] [/bBvideo] I love this music, it's really inspiring me for designing my game~

Granted. You are now trapped in a virtual machine that feeds you false realities to keep you happy at all time. I wish my Laptop was as fast as my computer.

96E4540C This, right there, is a code to enter a Multi battle posted on Twitter for Granblue Fantasy. Of course, since the battle is over, it's now just a random Hexadecimal number!

Technology wins!

Granted, but you can no longer enjoy music, chat on your favorite social network or even play PRO. As if it wasn't enough, you've also been taken by a family who already owns dogs, and they just LOVE to "play" with you! I wish I didn't need to sleep and could stay awake for weeks without feeling tired.

Granted, but that Kyurem also has the ability Truant. I wish I had a really comfortable big pillow to sit on when playing video games on my bed.

Granted, but he keeps talking philosophically about how everything you do is meaningless. I wish I could go back in my dream and finish eating that delicious cake I only got 3 bites of.

Not sure what's a flu shot is, but I never got anything flu related '^' Have you ever dreamed about eating something and remembering the taste upon waking up?

Ctrl V: ミルフィーユ Because I had this wonderful dream about the most delicious cake ever that tasted something between a Vanilla cake and a Millefeuilles, and I wanted to see how Millefeuilles was said in Japanese so I could talk about it with the guild in my Japanese game. To confirm that's indeed the same thing, I copied it into Google image. There's lot of strawberries in japanese Millefeuilles it would seem '^'

Metronome! Hehehe~

If the point of adding Team preview is to be able to take out Donphan and etc. if the enemy has a Talonflame, that simply won't work. If we see the opponent's team, then the opponent also sees your team. If you can change your team after seeing his team, then the opponent can also change his team. In other words, he could purposedly leave out Talonflame so you take out your donphan, then re-add in Talonflame while you've made yourself vulnerable to it. If it's for knowing what threat to your team there are so that you save the pokemon that counters this threat for when it comes out... While that should be feasable, probably not everyone wants that. Having to reorganize your strategy as you learn the opponent's pokemons is a factor of PvP that some like and some don't like. I don't think it's possible to implement it in a way that you can decide if it happens or not during Ranked Matchup, since the opponent might also have decided the opposite.