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Nope, I remember doing something like this as a kid. Might've been a store-bought activity book from Kmart I'm thinking of.Was it 2021 for the 25th Anniversary?
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Nope, I remember doing something like this as a kid. Might've been a store-bought activity book from Kmart I'm thinking of.Was it 2021 for the 25th Anniversary?
Either that or start putting in limits to amount of products one can purchase and actually track ‘em from machine to machine.They’re more of a rarity as the hits are worth less than their English counterparts. These people are only in it for the money so knowing that, they tend to avoid them and stick to the ones people are willing to camp out for and you can get at big box stores like target and Walmart.
Personally I don’t like these machines because they’re pretty much just a waste of space and electricity and are constantly sold out. I think most people who aren’t into pokemon also see them and think of them the same way as claw machines with plushes or fidget toys and trinkets in them. They really should start cutting back on them because they really don’t do anything but suck up electricity and stay empty until the vendor’s employee shows up to restock it again and repeat the cycle. That’s the best case scenario, at worst they also can draw people willing to act out and commit crimes over these damn things.
The cards being crap is kind of the point, they’re meant to be something nice for the kids.So my mom took my sister's daughter to McDonalds today and got something Pokemon related in the happy meal. Asked me what it was because she didn't have a clue. Apparently they're giving out Pokemon cards to kids in a pack that also includes a poster with a QR code and stickers to stick on the poster (stickers are body parts of pokemon you have to put in the correct place)
The cards come in a pack with 4 cards in each pack, and they're kinda bullshit. The ones in this pack my mom got are...
But the worst is a Quagsire with the dumbest attack I've ever seen
- Hologram/Foil Pikachu that gives you free electric energy for it's 50 point attack
- A Rayquaza that's a colorless type with a 30 point attack requiring 2 energy that prevents retreating. It has a 120 attack for one more energy where you have to discard all energy after use.
- A Dragapult where one of it's attacks requires you killing off your Dreepy to give 100 points of damage to the opponent (can't stack against the same pokemon, no weakness/resistance)
>if you have exactly 2, 4, or 6 prize cards, this attack does nothing
It's a 180 attack, by the way.
Back in my day, those places gave us spinning tops. And water squirters. And keychains.The cards being crap is kind of the point, they’re meant to be something nice for the kids.
What was LA like?Well the in-person GO Tour: Unova event wasn't a complete disaster, I actually enjoyed it.
Would it be autistic of me to ask what Pokémon toys the people in this thread like?Back in my day, those places gave us spinning tops. And water squirters. And keychains.
Some of them were big chunks of plastic, heavy and dense enough to brain a kid with.
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They sure don't make 'em like they used to.
That reminds me. I will defend the gen 5 main games for only having Unova Pokemon until the postgame til the day I die, but when it comes to spinoffs I have to agree it's too much.I am starting to wonder if all rebursts ate 5th gen, not a single old pokemon yet
Does my fully-functioning Pokewalker count?Would it be autistic of me to ask what Pokémon toys the people in this thread like?
IT IS TIME AGAIN FOR ME TO PRAISE POKEMON CONQUEST APROPOT OF NOTHINGThat reminds me. I will defend the gen 5 main games for only having Unova Pokemon until the postgame til the day I die, but when it comes to spinoffs I have to agree it's too much.
At least in the main games you can transfer Pokemon if you really want them, but in the anime, this manga, and spinoffs like Gates to Infinity or PokePark 2 you'll hardly see something other than gen 5 mons. And it's usually the same ones too, you'll always see the Golurk, Krookodile, Zoroark or Hydreigon lines, but good luck finding a Zebstrika, Reuniclus or Escavalier. Gen 4 spinoffs were much more balanced when it came to Pokemon selection.
There is a bug where people who bought the 5 dollar raid pass couldn't actually get any rewards from it, so Niantic just auto-completed all the challenges for everyone. Why this included the free pass, i have no idea. But hey, free legendaries.lol Go glitched and all of the legendary raid stuff for the Univa tickets is unlocked
You get five free genesects, so it's a win/win.There is a bug where people who bought the 5 dollar raid pass couldn't actually get any rewards from it, so Niantic just auto-completed all the challenges for everyone. Why this included the free pass, i have no idea. But hey, free legendaries.
I've never got around to playing Conquest but I've heard good things about it, I even heard that Zekrom (my favorite) gets some time in the spotlight, so it's certainly on the to-play list.Conquest is the only Gen 5 spin-off I remember that didn't do this. It still had Gen 5 as a big focus, and I struggle to imagine that the Unovan starters or the monkeys would have been included had this game come out in any other generation, but the PC and a lot of the Warlords have bonds with non-Unovan Pokémon and the new guys shared their screentime pretty equally with the old.
Go play it! Go play it now now now! And yes, Zekrom gets some spotlight but mostly as a side thing, as one of Nobunaga's perfect links. It's generally overshadowed by both Nobunaga's Hydreigon and especially his shiny Rayquaza. At least you don't need a dead Wifi event to unlock it like Reshiram does, though...I've never got around to playing Conquest but I've heard good things about it, I even heard that Zekrom (my favorite) gets some time in the spotlight, so it's certainly on the to-play list.
I actually played this one a lot on release and I have to say that it might be my favorite in the series. Low bar given the quality of the Rumble series, but I don't mind the lack of shinies in favor of what Blast brought to the table. I really enjoyed the multiplayer and the soundtrack is great. I still wouldn't really recommend it, mostly because I wouldn't recommend any Rumble game for the same reasons you gave, but you can do much, much worse if you're adamant about playing at least one.Another gen 5 spinoff that wasn't just Unova mons was Rumble Blast, but it removed shinies and the Rumble series has always been a grindy mess. You can't upgrade your Pokemon's power or special traits, so if you want more powerful Pokemon you have to catch new ones, and that's a luck-based grindfest.
Seconded. It's also weirdly one of the only Pokemon games to have an active modding scene. While there have been a few attempts at making maingame style romhacks (and some of them have some pretty decent sprite and pixel art) there are actually multiple fully-fledged reworks of Conquest that do things such as adding in all Pokemon up to Gen 9 (for those who actually care about Pokemon post-Gen 5) or heavily rebalancing Conquest to encourage more competitive (and QoL) gameplay. They've even found ways to add new maps to the game.Also go play Conquest. It's really fun and nobody ever talks about it.
lmao samelol Go glitched and all of the legendary raid stuff for the Univa tickets is unlockedView attachment 7028122
All I want is info on Legends ZA. I need more Legends games...Presents in an hour
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Is there anything even to look forward to? I don't count ZA since I know they will fuck it up in typical Gamefreak fashion.Presents in an hour
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lol noIs there anything even to look forward to? I don't count ZA since I know they will fuck it up in typical Gamefreak fashion.