NytefallAlso wonder trading is the best thing ever.
So many level 2 bugs though.
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So many level 2 bugs though.
I just realized something.
WHEN DID YOU TAKE INTEREST IN POKEMON?
Who me? I grew up with Pokemon, probably the origins of my love for gaming. I've played each generation as they come out, I'm not massively into the stats, behaviours, STAB etc but I understand most of it, particularly type match ups and the like. I literally just tend to go through each game and catch the coolest looking fuckers I can find, turn them into a team of badasses, and win the Pokemon League.
I was all. Wut. No. Stop. Wait. Respect the judge. Hahah. Where is Skally?
He and Drapion rank in my top bugs, based off look alone. However, the top spot is reserved for my Pokemon Yellow Butterfree
Skallagrim pulled his classic dissapearing act, bit of a shame actually as we were in the middle of the long awaited Fury vs Skallagrim battle and it was just heating up. Hopefully nothing serious popped up anywho.
Now I look back his last post was about a winter storm, now I have an image of Skallagrim caught in the wilderness fighting off bears and the like.
Nice, looking forward to getting down to it. If Gigue wasn't such a beast at grappling (or to Sigurd's eye, big as hell) I might have tried throwing him in the stream or something funnier.
You never talk to me on FB. I will say though, looks like a past ruling really fucked you.
I'm a fan of Venipede, mainly for Scolipede though. I've always wanted to use a big bug, however would have preferred Drapion.
Haha, had to accept it in the interests of fair-play, I knew if it had been Skally or you ruling things would not have gone down like that but what can you do.
Yeah, Scolipede is a bit of a beast for a bug pokemon, so damn fast.
I was wondering if this would make it from facebook to RPG.
As I couldn't be bothered to answer there, I'll throw in here and say you should take Venipede, because it's badass and terrible all at once, Charmander and Swablu.
As I couldn't be bothered to answer there, I'll throw in here and say you should take Venipede, because it's badass and terrible all at once, Charmander and Swablu.
Time was not massively against Higan as he walked at an almost leisurely pace through the cave system. Ultimately he was either going to escape the cave unmolested and return home for repair work or he was going to run into Slimy again before he got top-side. The worst thing he could do was sprint through the darkness with three quarters of his vision fucked up and let the monster get the drop on him again. Such was to be expected when you pursued creatures into their own lair, but fool me twice and all that jazz. As it were he was relying solely upon Electric vision, or what remained of it, as he made his way through the long dark. However, there was no particular reason why he should, as his Optics were still connected to the computer system and would change when necessary. He made some adjustments, of which the creature he pursued could have no knowledge of.
With no more sound to pursue there was little to guide Higan towards his prey. To that end he set himself on a reverse course to that he had followed, pausing more rarely to listen out for the Pater, perhaps every minute or so, though there was no pattern to his action and he sometimes stopped and listened suddenly, hoping to catch it out if it understood what he was doing. In regards to his eventual escape, Higan was a trained A.S.P operator, and part of his job was a scouting role. Orienteering his way out of a cave was child’s play, in fact he would probably make about the same time as he did on his way in allowing for his less than consistent walking.
With no more sound to pursue there was little to guide Higan towards his prey. To that end he set himself on a reverse course to that he had followed, pausing more rarely to listen out for the Pater, perhaps every minute or so, though there was no pattern to his action and he sometimes stopped and listened suddenly, hoping to catch it out if it understood what he was doing. In regards to his eventual escape, Higan was a trained A.S.P operator, and part of his job was a scouting role. Orienteering his way out of a cave was child’s play, in fact he would probably make about the same time as he did on his way in allowing for his less than consistent walking.
Righty-oh.
Any luck getting things fixed @Vordak?
@Drifting Pollen Next round of observations please ;d
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