griann
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too many WTF? moments today @.@ Well, at last I finished classic who (after 6 months!) and now on to rewatch new who There are seriously too many tv shows I'm watching simultaneously But I can't and won't stop.
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http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Wi-Fi_event_Pokémon_distributions_in_Generation_VI I don't think you need the 3ds-card for it, since it's wi-fi. Just give it a try, if you haven't done that already.
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Thank goodness you don't have to be at the prom to be able to listen to the awesome doctor who music! :] Thank you BBC :]
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I hate message restrictions! I only have to organize something, but hey! that'S alright it's not important or anything... Stupid iserv!
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Piece of advice: If you're going to make french fries DO NOT use anything else other than a knife. A knife is enough and it won't try to eat you! At least my two thumbs both have scars.... Whatever is good about that...
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When I unboxed it my family was really amazed and of course me too! It's charging currently. But it is really awesome! I'm really looking forward to actually playing games with it. The manual is quite big though. But it makes sense that there is a little bit much to read.
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Bought a 3DS from the money I got for christmas for my birthday today! Finally I'll play Zelda and KH 3D!
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That's everything I remember of the gameplay, I might have forgotten something. I hope it will help you with your decision.
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They are not used for target clear. There are many different ones like, fly, magma flow, river flow, or rain dance. If you're there, where you can use the area move of a pokemon with you, a question mark will appear above your head. When you click on it, it also says which pokemon you nedd, I think. They also leave you after their are move is completed. A captured pokemon will only stay with you until you use it field move or area move or release it.
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field move you need and usually the pokemon needed for removing the obstacle is in the same area or at least close to. As soon as you've found the right pokemon, you head back to the obstacle and stand close to it, or at least that close that it is on the screen, and touch the pokemon you want to use for the target clear. Then you draw a line from the pokemon to the obstacle. After that you will be asked whether you want to use the field move. There are also "Area moves". Th...
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"pause", making it unable to use moves; "tired" preventing the friendship gauge from draining; "slowed" slowing the movements of the pokemon; "stopped" the pokemon can neither move nor attack. There's also something called "Target clear". Sometimes you have to get rid of an obstacle. In that case you need a pokemon with the right field move, like soak 2, to get rid of the obstacle. When you touch the obstacle, it tells you which field mov...
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to 0 it's over. This can only happen during boss fights or if you're trying to capture a really tough pokemon. But there are some pokemon, who have the pokeassist "recharge", so in case you're running low on energy, you can use that pokemon to refill your energy. Some enemies tend to jump around or teleport or are simply really fast. In that case you can use a pokeassist. There are four effects pokeassist can do: They can either make the target "pause...
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Like in other pokemon games, you walk around and for the fight, or the capture in pokemon rangers, you get to a different screen. You have to capture the pokemon by drawing loops around it. Every pokemon has a gauge, the friendship gauge, you have to fill in order to capture it. Of course the pokemon won't just stay still and wait for you to finish. They also use attacks and if the attack hits the line your drawing, your capturing device's energy is reduced. If that energy goes down t...
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I shall go to sleep then. Good night internet!
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I'd recommend, that you find out more about the game on wikis, or any trusty webpages and/or take a look at the gameplay in a walkthrough, A walkthrough is the best way to visualize the gameplay, if you haven't already done that. It took me 99:59 to finish the main story. I'll play the other pokemon ranger games, too. I hope that I was able to help you and if you want to know more or need anything else feel free to ask. :]
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As in every other pokemon game, there are bad guys, who you will defeat in the end. There are some bosses, who are harder than the others, but usually you only need a poke assist, if you're struggling. There are missions and quests. There are two kinds of quests. The first one: After completing the quest you get an upgrade for your capturing device, the second one: You rescue a pokemon, which will become another partner pokemon for you
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You also have a partner pokemon, which you will get after you finish ranger school and become a real ranger ( right at the beginning). Throughout the game you encounter more pokemon, who will become your partner pokemon. Of course only one partner pokemon is coming with you, while the other partner pokemon stay on a farm. You can choose which one you want to accompany you and there is always the possibility to go to the farm and take a different one for your partner pokemon for the mission.
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You "capture" pokemon by drawing circles around them. Each pokemon has different "field moves" like cut or crush and help you throughout the adventure. Your "captured" pokemon can help you when you're trying to deafeat a boss or trying to "capture" a tough to "capture" pokemon with "poke assist". The poke assists are based on the different types, electric poke assists makes the pokemon you want to "capture" unable to use any attacks....
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Just beat Pokemon Rangers shadows of Almia! great feeling. Haven't felt like that in months.
