I wouldn’t say it’s geared towards offense. Especially with Super Effective only being SLIGHTY better than a normal move (1.2x instead of 1.5x like the games). My Magneton failed to take down a Vaporeon with lower CP 8 times in a row. Ran out of potions and had to walk home.

When I evolve my pokemon, it relearns a move, but I’ve seen some times it replaces BOTH moves. Anyone know if there is any rhyme or reason to this? It makes it hard to pick which mon would be better to evolve if I don’t know what’s coming out the other end.

There are a lot of murals in NYC designated as stops. Funny thing few of them are still around in the real world.

The whole concept of gyms seems kind of rigged to me. They get taken over by pay to win players and 24 hour addicts, which leaves little chance for poor 18 hour addicts like me to get any leeway.

I don’t know. This game seems to be Blizzard’s answer to Team Fortress 2, and it had absolutely no story but plenty of character depth.

This will always be my favorite Ellen moment, from the awkward beginning to the heartfelt end. You can’t write this stuff.

Especially the storyline quests, seeing 30+ characters march out of the Town Hall was pretty amazing.

The real question is, do the Deathclaws have dicks?

Word to the wise, you combine Mortys. They don’t evolve at a certain level like you would think. That and the multiple followers make me think this is as much Dragon Quest inspired as Pokemon. /nerd

Everybody knows sci-fi is supposed to be sterile and flawless.

People were mentioning a countdown for Arya Stark. By which I mean the actress who plays her. Because otherwise it would be creepy.

Nobody in space would say that stuff. And especially during wartime!

Warcraft: Fire Red.

Bitchy fans use this phrase with much hyperbole, but this is LITERALLY Digimon