æʃliŋ, ring racers purropawgandist @aescling@cat.family

@vaporeon_ nya

@coriander so i hear

@amy nyaaaa

@coriander caleb hyped it up to me in a time in my life where i knew “excellent horror movie that makes you feel extreme dread” was just The Last Thing I Wanted To Be Watching so i’ve never gotten around to it lol

@coriander @wallhackio he’s the “road work ahead?? i sure hope it does!” guy

if that’s helpful to you at all

@hoja is this from that one pokétoon you’ve repeatedly told me to watch

@monorail it’s hard to predict marth’s poyo

@amy @vaporeon_ the damage calculation in that furmat can be extremely fucked up

@amy @vaporeon_ *meowscarada user voice* notably, terastellizing a pokémon with two types will drop all weaknesses associated with the second type (or, if applicable, both types) while still retaining both STABs

@vaporeon_ @amy you can play in any specific generation

@vaporeon_ @amy you can challenge just about any arbitrary purrson so long as you know their account

@vaporeon_ i’m just laughing because i see the resemblance and i think it’s funny

@vaporeon_ citra apparently requires somebody to set up a server to emulate “local” wireless play

it would purrobably be easier to use pokémon showdown instead

@vaporeon_ lmao

@vaporeon_ so saying “you have to guess” isn’t really right, as the move’s strength is that it creates situations where you DON’T need to guess

@vaporeon_ the real utility of having pursuit is that if you have the move in front of an opponent who is in such a bad matchup that they must switch out (in competitive singles, unlike when fighting computer opponents in the campaign, switching is a bread and butter action that always needs to be considered), you can still force that mon to take serious damage

@vaporeon_ yes