3d modeling center pokemon

there would be too many bug-types

Everyone would steel love it though.

Aaaaaand here comes the next top comment of the day.

The internet is now over, everyone can go home, I legit laughed at something on the internet.

I'm done. Goodnight internet.

that was good.

Yes.

I did math just to thumb this up.

I know I'm going to get red-thumbed for this but I don't play too many bethesda games. Could somebody please explain why this is funny?

Bethesda is know for games that glitch. Glitch = Bug

Ah, thank you.

I did math for you. Perfect fucking comment.

i second this notion

hmmm quite

Yes I have. I rewatched the entire first season (when I started I didn't realize it was 80 godfucking episodes), But it's a joke bro.

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You have my sword.

because RPG audience is 18-25 year old guys ,
but pokemons audience is suppose to be 7-12 year olds ...
THAT been said .. in the lattest Speach about Pkmn X & Y ...
the Nintendo CEO (at least thats who i think he is) said that
"Some of you may remember Red and Blue" ... so he does understand
that there are people that are over 20 years old playing pkmn ,
but he thinks we are minority ... the FOOL !

i dont get it,why put so many strategies,factors(nature,EV,IV) etc... if you dont think anyone will use it? (as a kid i only gave a fuck about the level of a pokemon and i presume thats what everyone did at that age,i might be wrong)

No no EV and IV are just to make each pokemon unique .
Put programmers wanted to look at how Nintendo had programmed the game ,
and how each pokemon has such unique stats... and then they gave out the algoriths ...
and people learned about the EV and IV systems ... and people Abused it to make PokeGods..
And there you have it .

ah that explains it ty

Because it proves you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover.

Because A) graphics mean nothing, and they focus more on gameplay, and B) Game Freak isn't really all that interested in a non-portable Pokemon game, if a recent interview is anything to go by. So yeah, they're restricted to portable gaming graphics.

I understand that.. it seems that most Pokemon players these days are nostaligiac people at least in my opinion. Just imagine a pokemon world with next gen graphics where you could interact with the world as with skyrim or other RPG. maybe there could be even a multiplayer option for trading or fighting each other which I thought was the purpose in pokemon world- to be the best comparably between other real people. Idk I dropped pokemon after the first few since it lacked innovation (go ahead and rip my head off) . I just think people shouldn't jump on a bandwagon simply because it's a "classic" and actually compare it to other games as if the preceding games never existed..

On no, I'm not a nostalgia-based fan. In fact, my favorite Generation of Pokemon is the 3rd and most recently 5th, with 4th generation housing my favorite starters to date.

That said, they added that online you're talking about, with robust trading and battling alike. The Pokemon for the DS (and the upcoming 3DS installation, which houses an almost entirely 3D world) have added, well, quite a lot without going too far away from the core of Pokemon.

I, too, dream of a Pokemon that is similar to TES series or some sort of sandbox game, but unfortunately Game Freak isn't interested in that--at least not yet. God knows if Nintendo will allow a 3rd party to develop some spin-off of the series, but they're making leaps with this new 3DS one.

Also, go back and play the most recent ones. They still feel like Pokemon, yes, much like Halo 4 still feels like Halo and Tales of Xillia still feels like Tales, but they've added quite a lot of subtle and not-so-subtle changes over the years that you'd be impressed. If you don't have the system, emulating it is pretty good so I've heard.

do you have the unrevearsed one?

How the fuck..?

When my friends and I went into a Zelda phase, we would use that little language to pass notes to each other in middle school.

You memorized a fictional language?

Somewhat. We had a sheet of paper with the symbols converted to letters. After a while we barely needed it anymore, though.

Glad to see I'm not the only one fluent in Hylian.

Theoretically, yes.
Physically? Not for a damn long time.