Quote from: Grignr on 08-09-2008, 04:28:26 AM

Wait, what is your cat doing in the bathroom anyway?

Getting petted, duh.

me so stoopid :(

Quote from: DZ on 07-09-2008, 20:04:12 PM

Quote from: andmill11 on 07-09-2008, 19:56:18 PM

I like to take my time and pinch at my leisure which gives me plenty of time to play my pokemanz. I have been leveling up the same character for almost a year and a half now. Never gets old.

Level 89 dragonite btw

my level 100 blastoise is better than your poo pooty dragonite

I only battle for EV's :/

what the fetch is an ev

i think it's an anime about robots

i plug up the toilet sometimes cuz my poopy gets stuck, then i use the plunger :)

what the unicorn is an ev

I am going to nerd this thread up something fierce...

EVs are the hidden points in Pokemon games, that tweak the individual stats of the Pokemon you're training, further making your Pokemon even more unique as compared to others of the same type, level and moveset.  Basically, committing certain actions or defeating certain Pokemon raises certain EV levels, causing a few points of differential in the development of a given stat.  It's almost impossible to gauge the exact EV levels of a Pokemon, though, because that information isn't displayed anywhere.  Certain items, like Protein, Calcium, etc. work by jacking up the EVs in a certain stat.  So not only do you get the small boost in the stat when you take it initially, but it ensures that future level-ups will award more points to that stat in the future.

Does that answer your question?

Quote from: DZ on 08-09-2008, 18:21:11 PM

what the unicorn is an ev

I am going to nerd this thread up something fierce...

EVs are the hidden points in Pokemon games, that tweak the individual stats of the Pokemon you're training, further making your Pokemon even more unique as compared to others of the same type, level and moveset.  Basically, committing certain actions or defeating certain Pokemon raises certain EV levels, causing a few points of differential in the development of a given stat.  It's almost impossible to gauge the exact EV levels of a Pokemon, though, because that information isn't displayed anywhere.  Certain items, like Protein, Calcium, etc. work by jacking up the EVs in a certain stat.  So not only do you get the small boost in the stat when you take it initially, but it ensures that future level-ups will award more points to that stat in the future.

Does that answer your question?

Which means my level 89 dragonite is better than your level 100 anything.

Well.. maybe