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Anyways; what's the Rabbid's Plunger Gun? I haven't heard of that one.http://www.amazon.com/Wii-Rayman-Raving-Rabbids-Plunger-Nintendo/dp/B001VNW2O2
And the whole Shining Finger thing in MHX definitely seems to show that X can reroute energy to it. Of course metal is a great conductor anyway, but the point still stands.While I personally buy that, some people think it was a sort of ki attack (ghetto Hadouken). Since he's a robot, I'm not sure how much difference that makes.
Hey, it worked for MMZ.X aims his normal arm at an enemy.
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I was talking about the differences between Salamence and Dragonite, like I did in the first place.Discussing the advantages of Outrage over Superpower is not a difference; both Pokemon have Outrage. That line of discussion remains pointless.
as well as Salamence having access to two attacks that hit the same types as Superpower as well as othersBrick Break and Rock Smash? Their power can't compare. Believe me, I used Brick Break all the time prior to Platinum, and the extra 45 attack strength can make a lot of difference.
As for White Herb, you honestly think that it's useful? Choice Band is a better choice because when you switch, your attack goes back to normal and Choice Band re-activates. Not to mention it actually makes the first Superpower stronger. White Herb gets used once and it's gone, and it's applied whenever ANY stat drops, so if you get hit by any stat-reducing attack, White Herb goes away.Choice Band leaves less flexibility given that there's a big "if" on whether or not you get the chance to switch. It also eliminates the option of using Dragon Dance, as well as switching attack types should the opponent bring in a Fighting-resist, and it leaves Superpower's Defense penalty untouched. The use when any stat drops is hardly a negative, either, given how many Pokemon depend on Intimidate to scare off physical attackers.
No. Emerald is my most cleared game in all the series.I had Emerald ALMOST cleared, and left it at that. The ludicrously high-leveled Victory Road wilds got on my nerves. Really ought to get back on that sometime, the VR theme is cool after all.
That has to say something...
Because me actually being honest in saying that I'm rusty didn't clue you in on how badly I'd do?That applies to both of us, though. Dunno how long out of practice you were, but for me it was about two months, and you were only my second opponent since returning.
I didn't make the rules, don't bite my head off.Said rules are completely fan-based, and your first sentence contested my post based solely on them. If your own attitude towards them is indifferent, then you shouldn't have brought them up in the first place.
The sentence you cutoff pretty much answers your question.You clearly do not understand my question. I am not asking what the difference between them is or why one is better than the other. I am asking what that has to do with the discussion. Because never, anywhere, did I suggest eliminating Outrage in favor of Superpower, only a fool would do so on a Dragon. What I said was that it was an excellent choice to round out offensive options in addition to Outrage. So argument for using Outrage over Superpower are completely irrelevant.
Superpower is obvious when it'll switch, Outrage isn't thanks to the two berries that solve confusion, Lum and anti-confuse (I can't remember the friggin names aside from Lum and the offense+/Speed+ berry), and never knowing if it actually has it.White Herb mean anything to you?
But did anyone ever make one where Corneria took damage?Google is your best friend.
All the same, though, especially with the power of the 64 on the horizon and compared to the visual clutter of SF2, I can see why they scrapped the project.I'll gladly accept that if it means SF64 was the result. Still doesn't mean they couldn't have released it as a "lost gem" later on, for the GBA, DS, or Wii's VC.
Ah. I see. So, that's how you handle a Yoshi. Got it.You know nothing about handling Yoshi if you haven't seen me in action.
All in all though, awesome matches today indeed Jelly & Shell. LoL, good to see Yoshi still knows how to attack!I told you so. And if you need further proof, I can send you a 5-minute No Item video of Jelly getting trashed.
I guess they needed to fix the fail that tainted the series in those installments as well. *shot*I'm not so sure a remake could fix that...
That's a double team, so that's sort of exempt from being used as any kind of example.This is why "competitive" battling is complete rubbish. You don't just ignore half the game and call it standard play.
Outrage at least has STAB and giant power the entire time, and it's only resisted by Steel types. Superpower is resisted by Psychic and Flying types, and Ghosts have no problem stepping into the attack.Thank you, captain obvious, but it completely ignores the point that Dragonite can have both, so the point of running comparisons is what? That was never at any point an either-or discussion.
I'll start a room, then, and wait for you guys (and anyone else).
