All hail RizlaTokes, let me be your brood mother. Hit me up with breeding requests, I live to serve you. 

Please refer to my previous post for a general idea of my capabilities.
I will breed HA, gender specific, IV's, and I will accept shiny requests in trade for another desirable shiny.
http://pokemonuranium.co/forum/showthread.php?tid=138

Hey guys,

as you may have seen my previous post right here, I am currently working on a german translation for the game. 
I already started with the first graphics of the game (and I hope it works like this as I have seen the spanish folder in the game directory) which I want to show you people out there. Also I've read through the french and spanish translation topic and I came up with the question where to get the files of the game so I can translate the rest of the storyline, attacks and Pokémon names.

But first the first pictures and more to come soon:

Spoiler

Hi everyone. Spiritmon here. Well, for quite a while my PC is broken and I could do is use my cell phone to access the internet, but couldn't use my game. So I was dreaming about one crazy: One way to play Pokemon Uranium using the cell phone. I know, I know, it's impossible to do that because of change the program inside the game, the code and everything. And to don't mention to create two server: One of the PC and the other in fone. But a guy can dream isn't. So I would like to make a little discussion here.

Hey guys,
I just discovered uranium and everything worked fine. i had my first minutes of playtime and had a lot of fun!
it is a great game. unfortunately at the next start something obviously went wrong.
all fonts are missing. not a single line of text is displayed neither ingame nor in the menu. I still can select my savegame and play everything. but the HP numbers, names, levels, spoken text, menu text, everything is missing.
The fonts are installed on my PC though. Reinstalling the game has no effekt.
it is not my savegame, if I delete it, I still have the same problem.
I installed version 1.0 and had the bug and an update to 1.1 via the patcher doesnt fix it.

Do you have any ideas?
I would really like to play the game :/

I was just wondering what folder I need to edit to change the text in the game as I want to translate the game and I also want to know if there is a dedicated program that I can run that is made for people to translate the game?

Wondering if someone has started to translate to Norwegian if not let me know and I will start translating it into Norwegian

I think I may have wasted my time here. Does the Sleep Talk+Giga Impact combo still work in Uranium? My Feliger one shots anyone it hits, but I was under the assumption that it wouldn't need to recharge.

Hello guys,



Here I am and want to contribute to a translation: German. I think that there are many people here in my country who would love playing this game but aren't that familiar with the english language. Let me know if you want me to help you out with that. I would love to do it for you and the community. 

Sincerely,

SirClaver

This... is probably a by-product of being bored out of my skull while dusting down the RPG shelf today. Leaving me alone with my thoughts usually results in random outcomes.

With a Pokemon RPG whirring along in the roleplaying section of the forums, it's nice to see new players get exposed to the hobby. While D&D is sort of the de-facto reigning king of the genre, I find that there are a lot of pen & paper systems out there that deserve love from the gaming populace.

Some of them are even nice enough to do up slick demo adventures with cut down versions of the rules to showcase the system to prospective players. While I'm not currently actively playing in a forum game currently, I do occasionally shill certain titles, because frankly, I love the hobby and in my mind at least, more exposure is usually a good thing.

These are some of my favorite systems with quickstarts:


Dragon Age by Green Ronin
Based on the Bioware video game of the same name, Dragon Age may yet displace Pathfinder as my go-to fantasy RPG system. Built around Green Ronin's proprietary Adventure Game Engine (or AGE) system, AGE uses a 3D6 system with a unique narrative 'stunt' system that triggers whenever a player rolls doubles and is relatively less mechanically crunchy overall than Pathfinder and D&D. Character generation is detailed without being complex, the levelling advancement system opens options and tricks to players without causing power escalation and the stunt die system where players get to pick and choose their way through fancy maneuvers is just clever.


A glance through leaves me a slight suspicion there might be some problems towards high-ish level play (can't quite put my finger on it yet), but to be honest, most games I ran with the system never actually reach high level play... so I guess I'm just speculating. Overall, the fact that it's just fun and easy to run sold me on the system. It also doesn't hurt than Wil Wheaton did an excellent run through of the game on Tabletop.

The Arl's Ransom -  Dragon Age Quickstart Adventure


Savage Worlds by Pinnacle Entertainment Group
If I want to run something in the modern, military or pulp genres with my local group, Savage Worlds comes out. Savage Worlds is a system neutral game engine which ties skill ranks to the size of dice rolled against a target number (d4 for rookie, d6 for seasoned, for example) rather than being modifier based. It's fast and relatively streamlined as a conflict resolution mechanic with less book keeping than most RPGs as well, so that's always a plus.

If there's a negative for Savage Worlds, it's ironically in it's system neutrality. Savage Worlds is a toolbox system and is highly dependent on the GM's spit and polish to kludge together the adventure via limiting options or coming up with a setting. It's honestly sometimes quite a bit of work, especially if you're working towards genres outside of 'modern', though I've always found the end results rewarding - I know GMs who run Fantasy and Sci-Fi using the base engine as well, so the caveat that it might just be me applies.

The Wild Hunt - A Savage Worlds Test Drive



Chris Perrin's MECHA by Heroic Journey Publishing
The science fiction giant robot rpg genre is something I WANT to like, especially given my love affair with mecha anime. The usual problem is that the system inevitably turns into Spreadsheet: The Game, which to me misses the entire point of the frenetic fights that define the genre. Needless to say, when I stumbled into MECHA, which is a rules light D6 based Dice Pool system, I fell in love. Being an indie system, MECHA gets away with it's overdrive mechanic, where overdrive points are awarded by the GM for successful roleplay which in turn fuels crazy combat stunt abilities and I have a personal soft spot for any system with mechanics built in to reward player interactions.

It's rules light, narrative driven and generally abstract. Needless to say, I went squee. Unfortunately, while I managed to snag a first printing copy, being an indie title means it's notoriously difficult to acquire copies of the book, save through print on demand sources.

MECHA - Quickstart

Hey there, forum. Remember this guy? Yeaaaah... it's been a while.

So, while i was absent, for about a month or so, my laptop got absolutely busted and wouldn't run anything. Now, this wouldn't be much of a problem since it was fixed, right? Well, apparently not. Uranium itself is gone from my computer along with my save file and work, so sadly i won't be able to partake in this extravaganza, nor a bunch of other things.

Because my save file is dead

#LuckyAsHellBoiiiiiiis