Danny0317

Actually....I HAVE AN IDEA :p

I'm gonna hack Flourite using TeamViewer

Oh and I need to test the controls of it a bit, BUT AT LEAST TEAMVIEWER HAS NO LAG.

Don't worry, it's our little secret :p

It woorks :D Now I can stalk you whenever xD

You have a folder labeled "Stupid ****"

Best script xD I did that once.....not really

I WON'T BE HERE ON THE 15TH MOST LIKELY. So in the morning.

DARK COME BACK TO ME!

Or don't. I can do meetings and shiz I guess.

Too LATE. PM me your TeamViewer ID and password :p

So tell me again.....download on Android?

I don't get which one you are referring to. I'm not on a laptop, do you want me to download the Android one?

OH. So you want to set up a VPN Connection?

I meant what is it? Never heard of it.

Team Viewer?

NOTIN

Yello scalliwag.

Again? Lemme guess, didn't go to church?
If not: what was it this time?

So my young padawan, how far have you gotten in Micromon?

Incidentally, I just watched the episode featuring Shelmet and Karrablast evolving, to see if it would be presented as poorly as I figured it would. And surprisingly, it wasn't! ...Because it was /worse/ than I had anticipated... Frankly, it was almost psychopathic. I expected a baldfaced translation of the in-game mechanics (as compared to recognizing that those are an abstraction) which would do nothing to explain the meaning or context of the evolution, but I didn't to see a trainer gleefully toss away a supposed friend in order to obtain a newer fancier model, and then essentially /fail to recognize that the newer mon is not the same creature as the previous one/. Just. WOW. It was pretty hardcore 'pokemon are objects' - which isn't quite as big of a problem as the fact that nobody gets called out for this, as the supposed 'the emotional relationships between mons and people are paramount'-type protagonists are apparently perfectly cool with this :|

It's just reaaaaallllly bizarre, even for something as already bizarre as Shelmet/Karrablast.

The boat controls quite smoothly. I'm curious if the running shoes will end up having an effect on it, though, because of how it's likely done (as a player sprite replacement, I assume) (obviously couldn't test this, because couldn't get back into the PC's house to get them).

The fade-out-fade-in used when the young man picks you up is similar to what I was suggesting, rather than the protracted travel of the old sailor. However, the screen dims noticeably after boarding the boat that way; it returns to normal brightness once you dock. (Actually, I think it dims when you enter the old man's boat from the western rayquaza and gym docks as well.)

Getting on the old man's boat on the western dock on rayquaza island is a bit borked - the boat stops too far away and so the PC walks over a tile or two of water.

If you dock at gym island, then get back on the boat and dock at rayquaza island, and then travel back towards gym island, there is a copy of the boat docked there already (you can't interact with it, and it disappears after docking there).

Which dock tiles can be used to exit the boat are different for each dock. Maybe use an indicator tile. (I almost thought that the eastern rayquaza dock was broken, until I checked the left side. The first two docks made me think that the broken-dock tile always indicated an exit.)

You might want to make the old captain's accent a little thicker - otherwise, 'me' might be misconstrued as a typo of 'my' rather than dialect of 'my.' (That is, right now his first few words are too normal-sounding. Even simply throwing in a 'Yarr, [boyo/lassie]' before he says anything else would make it immediately obvious how the player should be reading his dialogue.)

I heartily approve of "Get on, ye kid!"

Instead of "Hmm... I need to find a way there." maybe use a less generic "Hmm... I need to reach another island." Using the pokenav call function is cool, though.

('How did you get here?' lady's text is slightly borked ("ç Áow did") - easy to miss.)
(Trying to talk to the guy in front of the Rayquaza statue froze the game, btw. I assume that's just because of a incomplete script, but it could be something overlooked, so I bring it up.)
(Rollout move tutor is out-of-place here, btw. He's on a tiny island! Where is there to roll!)

The Rubies standing on water in the upper left is hilarious btw. (I knew I shouldn't have let the PC take a swig of that old seadog's ale!) Now I want to hear a sailor/fisherman on shore leave talk about the cabin-fever-induced hallucinations he experienced while travelling/trawling in the waters north of those islands ;)