u/DegreePitiful3496

So the ideal play for Pult is to Budew lock me for a long while, make me KO the budew so that they can rosa, fez and unfair stamp me.

Should i be trying to KO budew asap, or actually let budew item lock me, and slowly set up while they set up too, and then just fight to see who runs out of steam first?

I sometimes feel that the game is decided by the draw frkm unfair stamp.

Does the strategy to deal with the early game of Pult vary deck to deck? Like some decks prefer slowly playing it out and some decks rather just keep attacking.

I am currebtly thinking that I should just be able to KO budew asap, break out of trainer lock, and just keep swinging. But sometimes i run out of steam after taking 4-5 prizes and lose the game.

So for context, I completed the game once but i didnt feel too good about it because I only got my Mega digimon almost right at the end of the game because I messed up the Tamer Points thing and didnt go attain them until like the last boss or something. So it left a slight sour taste that I didnt really experience my Megas till the end.

Wondering if its better to just new game, or NG+ it? Any suggestions?

Any perks to NG+? Ive never played a NG+ mode on any games before so idk what to expect either.

The game story is also pretty fresh in my head, if that helps.

Excluding food.

Just wonderkng if i can discover a japan-only unique product that might actually blow my mind for not being shared with the rest of the world.

Or even any product that is really popular in japan but not popular overseas

Have been away for more than a year, and even then i was very casually playing. I have 10k of both credits at the moment.

Ive never really grinded to arceus tier before. But back then i remember complaints that even at arceus tier, you can still play with 'noobs' who grinded up as the ladder system is very forgiving. I saw on bulbapedia that there is now an elo system.

Has ptcgl evolved into a near-perfect substitute for playtesting?

Something i realised tho is that IRL, players 'pre-arrange' their cards prior to each game's starting shuffle to reduce the odds of dead hands. While using the same decklist in PTCGL often results in dead hands so playtesting on the platform sometimes suck. Maybe im overthinking it.

I played IRL like maybe 10years ago.

Is there a distributor in Singapore? Or they just link up with random people in japan?

Dont say those oneoff japan trips then bring back big stock.

Like actual steady stream of cards.

Just wondering since some people seem to have a steady supply of the japanese cards.

I know english cards is maxsoft.

Did you have because accident? Or after having what you initially wanted, then you changed your mind and wanted more?

Or wish you had 1 less??

Maybe that's what the G can be asking instead of hoping dinks get their first kid.

Idk if its just myself, but i feel like lego in sg recently more happening. I feel like i see it more commonly. And seemingly doing well.

Or was it always like that and i just didnt notice the past decade

Somehow I didnt get notified that this dropped on netflix 5 years ago. And I'm now watching this.

It has Great Pretender vibes. And I guess Oceans 11. Though the animation feels a lil weird to me.

But did a quick search and saw that this show didnt really gain much traction.

5 years on, how is the show?

Sorry, absolute common man here, ive not much idea on how to phrase this.

But in a country or city with constantly climbing rent prices, does it actually benefit the economy? Or bring any net positives? As the people living there will keep feeling the pinch, or getting priced out.

Considering i played OT1 'wrongly', how should i play OT2 properly?

In OT1, I finished the stories of the first 4 characters i got, then subbed one new one in, and then completed it and then repeated the process 3 more times. I didnt beat the final endgame boss in OT1 btw. I just completed all 8 stories but supposedly wrongly i guess.

Just wondering what is the supposed optimal way to play and maybe maximizes exploration, or some other aspect of the game i didnt consider.

The premise of the story (so far for me at least) feels so sad.

Spoiler warning for those who havent played I guess. But Im probably far behind so probably nothing new to anyone. I just reached the dark area. Idk its name. I got level 5 on rocky ridges and moved on.

Prof Tangrowth is tryna help restore the world cuz the humans seems to have left everyone behind. And he seems hopeful they will return. Like, we needa get lights for the humans when they return. Like, cmon. Dont do this to me man. Im pretty sure they dont. But ooof. My heart man.

Plus all the convos with Pokemon when they join you. Oh I was sleeping and suddenly the humans are all gone. Cmon thats just heartbreaking no.

My heart just hurts the more I play. As I recruit each new Pokemon, they keep reminding me of the sad predicament the world is in.

Maybe im just not in the best place mentally thats why I take it so negatively. Im not really though. But yeah.

Its a kids' game omg. Im just casually playing. Real casual, cuz i dont got time for games anymore. But damn...

Random rant. Thanks for your time for reading through this seemingly pointless post.

I recall a chicken supply crisis a few years ago, then this chicken rice stall that i sometimes go, half chicken was like $9 i think, then it become $15. Which was a wild increase imo. Havent gone back in a while, but wondering if the crisis is over and if anyone actually returned their chicken prices back, or at least lowered it

I hit imperialdramon once and rebirthed to the pre evo of armadilomon. Now its ankylomon. So is the loop to hit mega, and rebirth?

I see that i can go to the digiegg options and select another one for 500green gems. Im afraid to press it as i dont rly wanna rebirth yet, if thats what it does.

For me,

1. starter must always be the highest level

2. no repeated colours for Pokemon lol

Like in my current hgss playthrough, after i realised i have octillery and scizor, i lost alot of motivation to play because they are both red.

2b) generally have the colours that have the usual red yellow green blue that are correspond to types.

3. use the same number of Pokemon as opponents in fights. If gym leaders have 3 mons, ill use 3 too. And if I lose 3, i kinda just throw the fight.

(Why do games not have this function though. I feel like its a form of difficulty setting no?)

All i hear is that they can't do anything here. From friends and all. That dyson here can't actually repair stuff. Then what is the point of a service centre, and all the big talk about dyson moving into Singapore

Rubber? Artificial? Plastic?

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I heard someone tdied developing a court that dries very fast using layers of pebbles or rocks that causes water to seep through quicker and prevent ponding.

Should i emulate it, or get he remaster trilogy?

Maybe excluding the boomers who have done that. Maybe more Gen X and Millenials or even Gen Zs.

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Initially had the drive to do it, but obstacle after obstacle, just felt it was impossible so I quit.

Because I know there isnt a patch for NS2. So wasnt sure if i should just replay on my NS1 savefile, or get a better experience on NS2 with some upgrades.

And any tips would be appreicated too.

Pat Cash came out to criticize Australia's situation where allegedly clubs are struggling and the way TA is handling it is not helping Australia develop more and better juniors (and I guess eventually pros).

Its tough to tell whether thats true, especially from outside. Like I would think Italy is doing great with their current crop of players. But maybe on the ground its different?

Hows your country in this regard?