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falseshore[It's mid-morning, and this video is taking place inside a room at an inn in Ecruteak. The video shows the latter, or part of it--a bed with rumpled covers and a wall, at least, before moving to suddenly show a small pile of eggs. A recently-hatched Absol and a slightly older Meowth are nearby, the Meowth occasionally reaching out to paw at the eggs.]
Man, I wish more of these things could talk, and warn me when they're going to get all friendly with each other.
[He's thinking out loud, but doesn't particularly care if anyone hears him. He turned the video on on purpose, after all. The next part is directed at the network.]
If anyone's interested, I've got some eggs for sale. There's some Hoothoot, Ponyta, Houndour, Gastly--still not sure how a ghost can come out of an egg--uh, Frillish, I think...a Gligar, and a couple the Gear thinks are Nidoran eggs. There's a Pidgey egg too, but if you want that one, it's free.
I can talk, what about me?
I meant everyone else.
[Evan shuts the recording off, just as a (disguised) Zoroark attempts to steal the Gear from him.
Attached a minute later is a list, though it's just of the Pokémon and their moves.]
Man, I wish more of these things could talk, and warn me when they're going to get all friendly with each other.
[He's thinking out loud, but doesn't particularly care if anyone hears him. He turned the video on on purpose, after all. The next part is directed at the network.]
If anyone's interested, I've got some eggs for sale. There's some Hoothoot, Ponyta, Houndour, Gastly--still not sure how a ghost can come out of an egg--uh, Frillish, I think...a Gligar, and a couple the Gear thinks are Nidoran eggs. There's a Pidgey egg too, but if you want that one, it's free.
I can talk, what about me?
I meant everyone else.
[Evan shuts the recording off, just as a (disguised) Zoroark attempts to steal the Gear from him.
Attached a minute later is a list, though it's just of the Pokémon and their moves.]
[video]
Date: 2013-07-19 01:08 am (UTC)Hmmm. [He mulls over the possibility.] While I don't see the need for owning multiple Pokemon of the same species, it seems your eggs have some interesting moves attached. Dream Eater wouldn't be very useful without a sleep-inducing move, however...
[And now he's just nitpicking for fun.]
[video]
Date: 2013-07-22 03:54 am (UTC)That's why you have something else put the other Pokémon to sleep, or wait until it puts itself to sleep. I probably wouldn't use one of those Frillish in a one-on-one battle unless I had to.
[video]
Date: 2013-07-24 03:56 am (UTC)While that is a completely valid strategy, I can't help but think it would be so much easier to have a single Pokemon know both moves. It saves the time of switching between Pokemon to complete the move combination.
Though I have to ask, why would you say that? My Frillish is capable of holding her own in battle. Are you saying yours have something wrong with them?
[video] I'm the worst at tagging lately, I'm so sorry
Date: 2013-07-28 05:56 am (UTC)[A pause, and then:]
...Can Frillish even learn moves that can put others to sleep?
[video] It's okay!
Date: 2013-07-28 06:24 am (UTC)[He then stops to consider Frillish's learnset.]
I don't believe so. How counterproductive, wouldn't you say?
[video] This is what happens when another game has a major event
Date: 2013-08-02 05:06 am (UTC)And I'd pick Frillish next to last for any battle because I prefer Fire and Dark types to Water types. Is that an acceptable answer?
[video] Haha it's all good.
Date: 2013-08-03 05:15 am (UTC)[In response to the second answer, he nods.] Playing favorites with types, I see. Well there's really no point in arguing about that, so yes, it is.