All bred by me, varying abilities. Looking to get some new stuff to breed. Will throw in an item(Ability Patch, Rare Candy, Jolly, Adamant Mint) if mon I receive comes in Apriball or has 5IV, let me know I'm comment.
LF:Nosepass, Anorith, Minun, Chikorita, Bulbasaur, Caterpie, Ekans, Seel, Kecleon, Stunky
Also want a Muscle Band I will trade one for.
Looking to transfer egg move
I know we're all under the consensus that Kirby is pretty powerful but well, I like imagining anime-styled fights play out in my head when I'm bored and "Kirby defeated a wizard with infinite power, a wish-granting supercomputer, and a god of destruction" doesn't really tell me what Kirby would do to defeat characters from those anime fighters I played as a teenager. It seems like Kirby is only considered powerful because of who he scales to and not because of his actual moveset itself.
Megaton Punch and Star Slam Heroes are the only concrete combat feats of Kirby I've seen thrown around but he never does stuff like that in the story modes. The only interesting combat feats are probably the stuff he does with Super Abilities or Hypernova but those are like, deus ex machinas Kirby can't normally do, they are kinda like the equivalent of Super Sonic.
Anime Kirby seems a lot stronger than Game Kirby because he actually has combat feats like slicing buildings and cars in half, changing the weather, and throwing people into the sun with standard Copy Abilities.
I am absolutely stunned and frankly quite frightened by this.
Apparently uncontroversial facts: Two young men agreed to a fight. But one man brought a knife, the other was unarmed. The armed man knocked the other to the ground, and then proceeded to stab the unarmed man while he was lying on the ground in the neck killing him.
This was all caught on a very clear video.
This seems to sharply break from the spirit of "mutual combat" laws. This seems even a more crazy result than the strange results occasionally stemming from "stand your ground" laws. Is this a novel application of "mutual combat" laws? Or is this an understanding that has been applied in the past and I've just never heard of it before? I don't want to bring politics into this, but I did look up the Illinois state attorney general out of curiousity, and it appears he has very progressive politics, and I'm wondering if this is more a progressive position of keeping jail population down, or if, again, it's just something that has been applied before and I've never heard of it?
Incidentally there was recently another case of a gang shootout in Illinois in which men were killed and "mutual combat" was cited there too for declining to prosecute. That seems a little more arguably consistent with the spirit of "mutual combat", but still quite a stretch (especially considering the danger to the public from shootouts.)
Source: https://opattack.com/new-sucker-punch-game-multiplayer/
also with the headcrack perk or whatever it’s called helps a lot too
And upgrade his web swinging to be more smooth and have more agility like miles morales. I’m too excited for this game!!!
Ok ok ok i knooooow submission/cross chop is the meta lol i cant really explain it but that combo just doesnt feel like machamp to me, i need that flashy as hell close combat its so fun to smack things with. And for the most part i do fine, still win alot as a damage carry and that supreme ult takes care of large groups. Its just dissapointing to me that on alot of pokemon there is one move that just seems so much better than the other it doesnt really feel like you have a choice. Like everyone takes bone rush on lucario, the obvious sludge bomb/hex. Block on snorlax is better than yawn, rollout seems better than sing on wiggly. The list goes on. Anyone else here stray from the meta?
Would that be a good option? Can I even get a lobe punch done after stretching to a 4g? I've posted before about having low initial piercings and was advised to let them close, I waited a bit and it seemed unlikely they would close up fully. I got the opinions of two piercers just on stretching them and they said to stay small, go slow, and be very careful. I'd really like to get to a 2g, but I think my lobes are already to their limit (but I'm not sure). I've also considered trying to thicken my lobes by downsizing and re-stretching, but I'm not sure it will help. My lobes seem to be decently thick, the issue is just how low the holes are. Long story short, is there anything I can do? I know I could get them sewn up, but I'd really like to avoid doing that if possible.
After the immense commercial and critical success of Ghost of Tsushima, its developer studio Sucker Punch seem to be deviating from the singleplayer story-focused genre and dipping their toes into a multiplayer combat game.
This has been discovered through Sucker Punch’s job listing website where they have several jobs listed for different positions. If you dive deeper into these job listings, you’ll find some really interesting information hidden in them.
If you take a look at the Combat Designer job listing, the overview and the requirements mention that the applicant should have a deep understanding of melee combat systems in videogames.
Then you have the job listing for Multiplayer Network Programmer which implies that the applicant will be working on cloud systems, peer-to-peer and peer-to-server communication. These systems are usually used in combat games.
Combine the information from these two job listings together and you get a multiplayer IP which features a melee combat system. The overview for the jobs mention a ‘spectacular multiplayer game’, which implies that this game might even be a new AAA game from Sucker Punch.
Multiplayer games aren’t anything new for Sucker Punch as even Ghost of Tsushima had its own multiplayer mode, titled Ghost of Tsushima: Legends. This multiplayer mode introduced new story and survival missions which could be played by two or four players together.
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