[Meta thread] Iron's PokeRole Adventure: The Skull Ruins

[Lord Windos]

He's considerate of her fears, you know, so a fair warning is just what a gentleman like him would do!

Awwwwwww. <3

We'll likely get to trade these Marowak once we're back from Cress City however, as we'll departure in the morning of the next Day and it's the middle of the night when they battle.

That's fine with me, honey, since its not like we need to sell these Marowak ASAP between the amt of Poke we all have now, so onwards towards Anthenum (Hopefully!)

Also, Ven's likely to ask for some Move Tutoring advice after this battle, as he say how pitiful his sister's Icy Wind was and wants to correct it by teaching her Nasty Plot in the future, along with teaching Lilith/Scizors (Eventually) Tailwind and simply because its a useful specialty to at least have 1 Point in (Which I can afford to buy after this battle). He's not a breeder or professional trainer, but he IS a Pokémon Researcher, so he should be able to do a degree of tutoring after getting some advice from his beloved!

[PhantomUnderYourDesk]

Aaaaaayyyyyy, more requests for tutoring a move, when did my fragile faelike chara became so useful?
I don't mind giving Ven some advice after the battle and will offer my electric rodents to help with Nasty Plot eventually.

[Lord Windos]

Aaaaaayyyyyy, more requests for tutoring a move, when did my fragile faelike chara became so useful?
I don't mind giving Ven some advice after the battle and will offer my electric rodents to help with Nasty Plot eventually.

She's ALWAYS been useful, my love. Its just that it becoming apparent to the whole party now, is all!

Well, since Raphael knows Nasty Plot (but has never used it due to simply having to do other options/not having the dice to use it in conjuction with its other moves) Plusle nor Minun are necessarily needed unless each Pokémon that knows the move that is helping another learn it adds + 1 Successes to the Roll (if I remember correctly). In which cause, they are more than welcome pitch in!

[Spiritmon]

Another loose...man it will be a day where I will be able to beat that kimono girls?!

[Dragonstrike]

Another loose...man it will be a day where I will be able to beat that kimono girls?!

You've gotten fairly unlucky.  Kimono Girl battles aren't just about winning, though.  Performance is the most important part.

[Dragonstrike]

Whew...that was a crazy busy last few hours at work.  Sooo glad I finally get to take my 1 hour 'lunch' break...

[Lord Windos]

Another loose...man it will be a day where I will be able to beat that kimono girls?!

You've gotten fairly unlucky.  Kimono Girl battles aren't just about winning, though.  Performance is the most important part.

True, but at the same time it still feels bad whenever you end up getting cremed, and the rules format of the Kimono Girl Fights don't exactly favor giving yourself an advantage beyond what you bring to the table, so to speak. One of the reason why I don't bother with the fights myself, but that's just my personal opinion *Shrugs*

[Dragonstrike]

True, but at the same time it still feels bad whenever you end up getting cremed, and the rules format of the Kimono Girl Fights don't exactly favor giving yourself an advantage beyond what you bring to the table, so to speak. One of the reason why I don't bother with the fights myself, but that's just my personal opinion *Shrugs*

It's not supposed to be easy unless you can balance accumulating Performance with maintaining enough accuracy to still land your hits.  It's easier to do that if you have points in the Perform specialty.  The point isn't to win, but to put on a good show.

[Lord Windos]

True, but at the same time it still feels bad whenever you end up getting cremed, and the rules format of the Kimono Girl Fights don't exactly favor giving yourself an advantage beyond what you bring to the table, so to speak. One of the reason why I don't bother with the fights myself, but that's just my personal opinion *Shrugs*

It's not supposed to be easy unless you can balance accumulating Performance with maintaining enough accuracy to still land your hits.  It's easier to do that if you have points in the Perform specialty.  The point isn't to win, but to put on a good show.

Like I said, to each their own. I prefer straight battling with little frills added to it, and most of all I like to win fights more than simply just experiencing a battle for many reason, and much the same opinion is share by Ventus. For me, its just not fun losing or not trying to go all out for victory unless in very specific circumstance, so participating in the Kimono Battles doesn't really do much for me/Ven, even if their is almost literally no downside to losing and the point is just 'showing your moves.'

On to another topic, what Nathan's favorite Water type Pokémon? I'm curious to know, actually.....

[Dragonstrike]

On to another topic, what Nathan's favorite Water type Pokémon? I'm curious to know, actually.....

Well, this question is kinda random, but okay.  I suppose it'd probably be...Eletux and Electruxo.  He likes horses and horse-like pokemon.  He gets it from his mom.