Recent content by SLTE

Wailord, man. It'd be like guiding a blimp around on a string.

Ruby. If I remember correctly it was the first Pokemon game I ever bought. I prefer Emerald because of the additional content, but I've never bothered to buy it. Playing it through on my ex's copy was good enough. (Though I took some flak for deleting her game. She got over it. Eventually...

Registeel. I've had the most success using it on my teams (though admittedly I don't use legendaries very often). That said, I'm not a huge fan of any of the Regis - they all look a little bland compared to most other pokemon.

Falkner - I want his armbands Bugsy - I want his tie Whitney - Danged crybaby Morty - Nice scarf Jasmine - Surely you can fetch your own medicine Chuck - Wake up ya lazy bum Pryce - Ice puzzles are the work of the devil Clair - What a sore loser As far as gym leaders go they're all...

It's a tie between Flannery and Norman. I like the contrast between Flannery's casual outfit and her wild 'do, and Norman proves that normal-type pokemon can smack you around pretty danged well if they feel like it.

Agreed on Unown. Terrrrible pokemon. I only ever use / used the Ruins of Alph to get a Natu. The whole alphabet thing that fits into its lore doesn't strike me as terribly interesting, either.

Though Charmander's my favourite in terms of style and eventual evolution, I usually choose Squirtle. I'm not a massive fan of a lot of the other Gen 1 water-types, whereas I like most of the fire-types.

After finishing the Delta Episode. I'm not a completionist, either, and I don't feel the need to capture and train every pokemon to perfection. Did that for the third generation, just once, and it took long enough that I don't have the desire to go to such extremes again. I'd rather do shorter...

I'm all for it, and I'm glad it happened. Let's just hope it doesn't get repealed. I imagine gay marriage will face some rather stiff political competition in the days to come.

I'm increasingly meh on purchasing new consoles. Some of the exclusives are neat - I love Mario Kart 8, for example - but I'm increasingly content with playing the little indie gems that pop up on Steam constantly. They're much cheaper, they don't tax the devil out of my computer, and they're...

I preferred Alder as champion overall, but the battle against Iris felt more epic. To me, anyway. Must be all those dragons.

A Drapion. Love those accordion arms.

Treecko's my favourite, but only as far as style goes. I prefer Mudkip and Torchic in terms of combat capabilities.

Female, but I swap just about every time I play a Pokemon game, regardless of the generation. The only exception is 3rd gen on the older games, 'cause it amuses me to think that I'm running around as a tiny old man rather than a kid in a white cap.

Magikarp. Because whenever I get into a trainer battle against one, I know there are probably gonna be five more, and they'll all offer terrible experience. Stupid fishermen.