[OOC] Pokémon Survivors of a new world: Gijinka version.

[ianzerep]

@Iatos
...Damn XD

[Iatos]

@ianzerep

But perhaps I shall take up your request with the administrator sector just to be sure.

[ianzerep]

Soooo... Next post? XD

[RiverMaiden]

@ianzerep
Nope XD I'm knocked out atm. Someone else gotta post.

[Draconequis]

do i post?? I was trying to wait for @Lunarlors34 to post?? in reaction to Xiphias' attack.. cant really move until that happens T>T

i mean.. i could move.. but i feel like i should wait so i can have Xiphias react correctly to everyone after causing so much trouble ^>^

[RiverMaiden]

Saaaame... Pyro and Frida have to mooooove...

[Iatos]

Frida wins~

[Lunarlord34]

@Draconequis
Sorry mate, my fault. I've been super busy and tired from work, it's not fun being a fish monger during Easter >_<

[Draconequis]

@Lunarlors34

its okay ^>^ I feel like RL always comes first :D

[Draconequis]

@Lunarlors34

wait.. so no response to Xiphias' attack? the wave of darkness that went everywhere? Im just going to assume he dodged and do a post when i can :D

[RiverMaiden]

I would make a post... But I'm knocked out by a lucky crit Night Daze XD

[RiverMaiden]

@Draconequis
Thank goodness she isnt Badly Poisoned, or else she would follow Meloi into unconsciousness very soon. As of this moment, she'll live for quite awhile.

To everyone:
(I'm basing this off of the games, having not watched the anime for reasons.) The poison damage is actually fairly slow in the overworld in Gens I-IV, but it is accelerated during battle because if stress and high octane movement. Unless Pyro and Xiphas start to train and work out while dealing with the poison within their bodies, they should be able to hold out until Team Eevee get to them.

Edit: Meloi will either be revived by rest, or prematurely by a Revival Herb. Hopefully the former, because I would say that Revives and Revival Herbs are only supposed to be temporary stabilizers, not cure-alls.

[Draconequis]

@Draconequis
Thank goodness she isnt Badly Poisoned, or else she would follow Meloi into unconsciousness very soon. As of this moment, she'll live for quite awhile.

To everyone:
(I'm basing this off of the games, having not watched the anime for reasons.) The poison damage is actually fairly slow in the overworld in Gens I-IV, but it is accelerated during battle because if stress and high octane movement. Unless Pyro and Xiphas start to train and work out while dealing with the poison within their bodies, they should be able to hold out until Team Eevee get to them.

@RiverMaiden

indeed, i figured she was just poisoned.. but i also figured it would hurt like hell. XD I mean.. she's poisoned, right?? I feel like that shits gotta hurt, right??

[Lunarlord34]

@Draconequis
Currently on top of a building, how would it hit me?

[Draconequis]

@Draconequis
Currently on top of a building, how would it hit me?

@Lunarlors34

wellp XD i totally missed that XD

my bad XD *snorts*

[RiverMaiden]

@Lunarlors34
Well... Night Daze does hit everyone in the field, regardless of height. This is shown both in the movie Zoroark is shown within and the games, where flying types, magnet risers, and others are still hit. The area he is on is short enough to jump onto, which shouldn't be more than his own height, even with the 15 cm boost from Ember XD
Fly, Dive, and other invulnerable moves are the exception, but I would say Fly would be Waaaaaaaaay higher than where Pyro is right now.

Edit: Never mind, I'm dumb. He scaled the building, not jumping into a higher ground. Whoops XD

[RiverMaiden]

@Devo
What's Frida's take on all of this nonsense?

[Lunarlord34]

@Lunarlors34
Well... Night Daze does hit everyone in the field, regardless of height. This is shown both in the movie Zoroark is shown within and the games, where flying types, magnet risers, and others are still hit. The area he is on is short enough to jump onto, which shouldn't be more than his own height, even with the 15 cm boost from Ember XD
Fly, Dive, and other invulnerable moves are the exception, but I would say Fly would be Waaaaaaaaay higher than where Pyro is right now.

Edit: Never mind, I'm dumb. He scaled the building, not jumping into a higher ground. Whoops XD

@RiverMaiden

I have no idea how big the building is, I assumed 2 stories XD
Never seen the Zorark movie, magnet rise doesn't say how high it is, flying types can be hit by melee moves in the game -_-' I don't think them being in the air has much effect XD

[Iatos]

@RiverMaiden

Well according to Game stats Night daze actually only hit one target xD.

Compared to moves that can hit several foes and stuff...

And of course they won't instantly die from Poison xD... it will take a while. So Team Eevee will make it back in time.

And Yeah, I don't think the Revival herbs are the best thing in the world either xD

[RiverMaiden]

@Lunarlors34
For some damn reason, Pokémon can jump real high for attacks, but not in a normal situation. I've noticed this happen in the Movies (and I STILL haven't watched the latest seasons of the anime). Magnet rise in Pokemon Stadium and Pokemon Colosseum make the Pokémon float as high as their height, making Metang, Magneton, and other normally floating Pokémon look freaking hilarious XD