My first time playing Pokémon Blue I did the opposite because I didn't realize you could change the order of the pokemon so my Bulbasaur was in my #1 spot and even if I knew the other trainer was going to use a fire pokemon i'd end up starting the battle and wasting a turn switching pokemon. Needless to say he was super overpowered by the end of the game from all the forced XP

In the end, you’ll own nothing and you’ll be happy until you pirate it years later after it's been taken away from you

this sounds awesome. I don't know if it's on your radar but there's a game coming out called Newcomer that looks like a half decent language learning video game.

A game where you're in the Star Wars Universe and it's open world and you can walk around and interact with people and if the people on that planet aren't doing it then you can get in your Millennium Falcon or any other SW starship and cruise on over to the next planet.

Basically, No Man's Sky on steroids with a Star Wars skin.

I'm surprised to see FFXIV in the OP because I've had the opposite experience. But to stay on point, Pokémon has one of the most toxic communities I know of. It's nearly impossible to say anything semi positive about a game without getting a barrage of hate

Kena is so good

Interesting they also use that shape for a D4. I suppose you could even use a standard D6 as long as you had 3 "one" sides and 3 "two" sides.

Agreed. I nuked my account today and when asked why I was deleting it i mentioned /u/spez and obviously that won't get back to him but i hope enough people do it to make others in the company realize he's toxic and needs to go

I thought the users of Lemmy were called "Lemons" and the communities themselves were referred to as "Lemon Parties"

Isn't everyone using these terms?