Pkmnmaster88

You seem to want to argue for the sake of arguing, so I'm not going to fuel it. Besides, you simply don't make sense to me, I think you believe I called you a child. I did not, but sorry anyways. And to answer the staff rant, I don't care if I join the team or not. If I do, then I will try to help improve the game generally speaking, if not, then I will continue playing. Anything else I can help you with, sir?

In my free time I like to write code, create a couple of scripts here and there, and implement 3D models, playing around with the game engine as much as I can. Unfortunately I have a life, I occupy my time with my job and with my small businesses (3 at the moment), sometime when I get home after I finish preparing everything for my classes next day, I can play pokemon PRO. Well, now you know more about me. Moving on, you seem to have entirely missed the point. The topic is "Managing the Spanish Community because everyone is acting like children" Thanks, your post covered more ground. I don't understand what words that you don't like you are referring to though :y:

Yes, right on target. When we look at the bigger picture, if we want a great spanish community in the near future, we need to begin taking steps from the start :Cool: what seems to be your problem with this suggestion?

Pokemon is about training, to then challenge other trainers and demonstrate who has better skills at training and battling pokemon. Emphasis on challenge, not ganking.

This thread is mainly intended for the PRO staff's reading. I have recently joined PRO and so far I have really enjoyed my experience (with the exception of a couple of things that differ from the traditional games, but nothing "game-breaking") and I think that PRO has a great future ahead, to look forward to. With that being said, I have noticed that the Spanish-Speaking community is quite large... In fact it's huge. I am however not surprised since Pokemon is a worldwide phenomenon and it has been quite a popular game for years here in America (that would include South America as well ofc)... All of PRO's areas (community-wise) seem to be managed as far as I can tell, but what about the Spanish community? You see, something peculiar happens with the spanish speakers (myself not-included) and it's that they will almost never participate in a discussion (or a chat channel) that speaks anything other than Spanish. Take the "Other" channel for example, on the very rare occasion, people from other nationalities sometimes pop-up, though quickly leave once they realize it's full of spanish speakers. These people instead of insisting, simply go to an English-Speaking channel, using what little English they may have. Spanish speakers don't do this. Even if they speak English, they simply don't care to speak with an English-Speaking community. There is no logical reason as to why this happens, but it simply is this way. Perhaps it is due to the fact that the Spanish group is a big one compared to others, not sure. Fast-Forward to what this thread is really about... The Spanish-Speaking community needs managing. There is too much swearing and profanity being exchanged back & forth, all day long... But there is no one to control this. A couple of days ago, if I recall correctly, a girl/women/female was asking for help, fortunately there is always someone willing to help out and she continued enjoying the game. The problem is that the swearing is simply out of hand in this channel... It is a very common thing to see people in there saying throwing words like "cock", "shit", "ass"... Just to name a few of the more "innocent ones". Is this ok? Is it ok that we know many of our players are still childs and are being exposed to such profanity? What about our female players? Of course they don't speak up since there is no one there to control the problem. I propose 3 solutions to this problem, since I dislike only complaining and not offering options: 1 - I am 100% fluent in Spanish, thanks to me being an English Professor, currently teaching in a private Government-Funded institution here in Mexico. Ask me for a list of profanities, I can write it up and provide it so that you can implement it in the censoring filter for PRO's chat. You can't just Google for a list and voila... Slang terms are updated every day in our ever-evolving society. 2 - I can help you train one or two of your moderators, so that they can detect bad behaviour in the chat and act accordingly. 3 - I can help moderate, but I can only log in about 4 - 5 times a day, and the time I can be on playing can vary from 30 minutes to 2-3 hrs. tops. Either way, I hope I have helped in some way or another by putting this out here. Have a nice day and thanks for providing fans with PRO.

No, as you can see here: It's a level 6 Pikachu. it would require more EXP to reach the next level if you evolved it already. That picture is pretty useless without a picture of EXP needed for a Lv6 Raichu right next to it. The person I quoted posted links to pokemonDB as evidence that the real pokemon games instituted some kind of EXP scaling based on YOUR pokemon's EXP rather than that of the enemy defeated. Now you're saying that it's only in this game. I'm glad we worked that out. I'm confused by all of it... Had I known sooner though, I would not have evolved my current party... Oh well, gonna have to build a team from scratch.

ok this makes sense...

No, as you can see here: It's a level 6 Pikachu. it would require more EXP to reach the next level if you evolved it already. That screenshot is not a very good explanation... o.0

thank you

It's so strange I have no idea why they did not implement this from the beginning... Standing or being next to other players in the world feels so empty :Ambivalent:

Ha! [Censored] lol ok this is a PRO thing... This is not official Nintendo rules hahaha... I mean everyone knows about the move list topic, but the exp fact is just wrong I'm sorry this is not Nintendo rules... Then again this is NOT Nintendo, but good to know this then... Thanks Ginnge :Crazy: This game isn't made by Nintendo. Good thing I actually mentioned that huh... :kiss: yeah no we just happen to play with their property :kiss:

This change was made in the 6th generation X & Y. Btw. I searched 1 minute and found a Source for this ;) Do you have a link to this? Confirm this

Ha! wtf lol ok this is a PRO thing... This is not official Nintendo rules hahaha... I mean everyone knows about the move list topic, but the exp fact is just wrong I'm sorry this is not Nintendo rules... Then again this is NOT Nintendo, but good to know this then... Thanks Ginnge :Crazy:

well that's new... I've never heard about that and I've been playing Pokemon for the longest time... :Ambivalent:

Where is the source that says unevolved pokemon level faster? Is this a PRO thing? It's a joke right? :Bored: