More examples of the public school system spending their budget dollars to cater to the bottom percentile and not the top.
Invader Zim the MMO. There's your "holy shit" wishful moment of the week. Everyone on the invaders' side could have their own Gir.
pokemon games are actually quite damn complex, although it's not required to beat them, but you can min/max heavily and create an unstoppable pokemon that oneshots anything really, if you understand all the game mechanics. For example, all the pokemon has a limited number of points that you can allocate into stats (which happens when you defeat enemies) and these are tied to what kind of enemy you beat. The ghosts in the tower give your charmander +2 special attack every time, which is the best bang for your buck possible. Normally, when you get there your charmander will already be level 30ish or something, effectively meaning you'll have very few "points" (I can't remember the actual name) left to allocate. The best idea is to first make sure you get a good enough starting charmander (save-resetting right before you pick your pokeball - the stats are randomised every time. can take a while), losing the first battle and fleeing every battle until you get pokeballs - you don't want ANY exp on it. Catch a pidgey or something (or better yet, go for the nidoran's in the path to the end of the game as they get an anti-rock ability fairly early, helps with the first gym). Swap your charmander out and make sure it stays level 5 until you make it to the tower. Then when you are there, put it first and keep swapping to whatever main pokemon you have, so that the charmander starts the fights (and also gains exp, eventually levels up) but the other one finishes it. When you've maxed out the "points", your special damage (fire attacks) will do ridiculous damage and you'll be able to kill everything ridiculously fast.
Yeah I mean I wasn't trying to derail the thread into that but you're right I probably should have. My mistake. Sorry bro.
