u/TheImpossiBros

Wanted to make a Croc deck. Not sure whether she's in the meta but I at least wanna hav a deck that isn't horrendous but also have a good game if someone suggests. Here's my build so far:

Crocodile (3x8, 2x9, 1x10)

Dokibird (3x8, 2x9)

True form doki (1x8)

RoseDoodle (3x8, 2x9)

BuffPup (1x8)

Laimu (1x8)

MiilkyWays (1x8)

SilverVale (1x8)

Toma (1x8)

Jovial Dokiment (2x)

Little croc (2x)

Storyboard (3x)

Bibibap (1x)

Dreamscape (1x)

Grass Guardian (1x)

Grass Shield (1x)

Restraining Order (1x)

Sinful Search (1x)

World Premiere (1x)

Snack Cat (1x)

= 39/50 cards. I'm willing to remove cards but the ones I wanna keep are all Crocs and all supports excluding Snack Cat and the grass ones. (Might consider removing others if needed)

I've seen tutorials saying "Hair X" or "Hair Y" but on my parameters, I see "Hair Move Front", "Hair Move Side" and "Hair Move Back" (Free version and these came as the standard.). What do they mean?

Decided to come back to Conlang after stopping halfway. My main goal for this conlang is simplicity and making it as easy as possible (hopefully, a 5-year-old can understand the whole dictionary)

Consonants: /m n ŋ/, /p b t d k g/, /f v s z ʃ ʒ/, /h l ɹ j ɰ/ (with w or ʍ as the dialects to replace ɰ)

Vowels: /i a ə u ɒ/ + 12 diphthongs of all already existing vowels except schwa

(C)V(C) (Coda excludes h, l, ɹ, j & ɰ) [Might change the number of consonants for Onset/Coda depends on what is easier/common]

(SOV) Adjective before Nouns, Postpositions after Nouns, Possessor before Possessee

No plural forms (like forms or nuclei) and no tense/auxiliary forms (like will see, saw or watched). If there is a need to emphasis multiple things or emphasise time, just use a suitable adjective or postposition.

Still thinking of whether I should have Valency changing stuff like Passive/Causative stuff.

Lexicon/Derivation Process:
Root, Person, Place, Collection, Tool, Adjective, Causative, Diminutive

Writing: Cursive Hangul to make it different from Korean (look up how they write r in cursive, imo it doesn't look like it. Still beautiful cursive tho) With the vowels being written as a square, oval, triangle etc while consonants are written as line, lines, curves etc)

Currently trying to figure out the best root words (mainly by using the 1000 common English words on EF). But already managed to find my first 3 words for the first second and third person pronouns, /i/, /u/ and /a/. (For We or they, just double it with a glottal stop: /iʔi/, /uʔu/ and /aʔa/) But I'm not sure if I should add or remove anything. Hope I can get suggestions for this. Maybe anything about the coda, valency or how I should write my sounds. I'll thoroughly think about any suggestion. Thanks

Decided to come back to Conlang after stopping halfway. My main goal for this conlang is simplicity and making it as easy as possible (hopefully, a 5-year-old can understand the whole dictionary)

Consonants: /m n ŋ/, /p b t d k g/, /f v s z ʃ ʒ/, /h l ɹ j ɰ/ (with w or ʍ as the dialects to replace ɰ)

Vowels: /i a ə u ɒ/ + 12 diphthongs of all already existing vowels except schwa

(C)V(C) (Coda excludes h, l, ɹ, j & ɰ) [Might change the number of consonants for Onset/Coda depends on what is easier/common]

(SOV) Adjective before Nouns, Postpositions after Nouns, Possessor before Possessee

No plural forms (like forms or nuclei) and no tense/auxiliary forms (like will see, saw or watched). If there is a need to emphasis multiple things or emphasise time, just use a suitable adjective or postposition.

Still thinking of whether I should have Valency changing stuff like Passive/Causative stuff.

Lexicon/Derivation Process:
Root, Person, Place, Collection, Tool, Adjective, Causative, Diminutive

Writing: Cursive Hangul to make it different from Korean (look up how they write r in cursive, imo it doesn't look like it. Still beautiful cursive tho) With the vowels being written as a square, oval, triangle etc while consonants are written as line, lines, curves etc)

Currently trying to figure out the best root words (mainly by using the 1000 common English words on EF). But already managed to find my first 3 words for the first second and third person pronouns, /i/, /u/ and /a/. (For We or they, just double it with a glottal stop: /iʔi/, /uʔu/ and /aʔa/) But I'm not sure if I should add or remove anything. Hope I can get suggestions for this. Maybe anything about the coda, valency or how I should write my sounds. I'll thoroughly think about any suggestion. Thanks

Hi, just curious: is it possible to draw a model on Photoshop and then transfer it to VTube Studio? What are the in between steps V-Tubers typically do in between this process?

I heard of many terms such as 'Bug is weak', 'Ice is a glass cannon', 'Steel is the best defensive type', but I do not think that there is a definite answer as to which Pokemon Types are the strongest and weakest when separating them into 2 tiers, offensive and defensive (At least there are no sources I had seen). So, what would be a good tier list or ranking for the 2?

so I just heard about the “fantasy core” of Dragon, Fairy and Steel. I heard they have good synergy with each other but I am confused as to how Dragon is good against Steel. could someone explain this to me?

https://preview.redd.it/nmmdjhpbt18h1.png?width=1237&format=png&auto=webp&s=71607c5f46672076012537ce5c9a7ff2a4f7fcb4

Here is a list of my favourite Pokemon, is it possible to build a team using any of the 6?

(Also, just in case, all new Pokemon that were added and are in the list are Blaziken, Malamar and Barbaracle)

Just curious, if all 4 gimmicks come to Champions, how do you think the teams would look?

personally, I’d think that each team would have 1 mega and 1 z move holder with any remaining Pokémon able to Dynamax and Terra since I don’t think they will allow 1 min to have more than 1 gimmick.

But what are ur thoughts on it?