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New Pokemon X & Y
lubbies:
Game looks pretty cool, I actually liked the graphics of the original games but that's just me. In my opinion, I think the grass starter might be a ground/grass, hopefully the fire will stay pure and the water would most probably go for water/flying. The legends are awesome and the X might be water/steel and the Y dark/fire which I would like.
Jerry:
--- Quote from: Fenror on January 10, 2013, 03:02:38 AM ---So which version are you guys considering getting? I'm going with Y.
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Edit: Also, I just realized something. The X and Y made me think of a 2D graphing plane. Well, X, the deer-looking one, is a pokemon that walks on the ground, like the X plane being horizontal. The Y pokemon, the bird-thing, can fly, similar to how the Y plane is vertical. So there's my lame little easter egg for you all.
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I thought the same thing lol
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Are you sure you'll get Yveltal in Pokemon Y? :P
Roloc:
BUGS!!!!!!!!!!!! Gotta have more bugs!!!
No more bug/flying or bug/steel though mmk? kthxbai.
Miss Wednesday:
--- Quote from: Roloc on January 10, 2013, 08:30:24 PM ---BUGS!!!!!!!!!!!! Gotta have more bugs!!!
No more bug/flying or bug/steel though mmk? kthxbai.
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Yeah xD Maybe Bug/Ice or Bug/Dragon... Dragon bugs ._. Would look like Flygon... xD
zylonnick:
A fast Fighting/Rock type would be awesome (especially if specially oriented) though that's probably not gonna happen.
Maybe a non-legendary Normal/Psychic (besides Girafarig), Fire/Dragon or Steel/Dragon is not too much for asking this gen?
Also, some more variety in the Grass, Ghost, Dragon, Normal, Electric and Bug departments would be nice, since they tend to go in the same direction each gen (with the exception of Bug, which mostly have lower stats overall, and Normal, but they could use a solid counter for fast fighters/priority moves).
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