- Feb 11, 2012
- 4,630
- 31,564
- 243
- Twitter Username
- @Nerdgasmgirl
- Tumblr Username
- nerdgasmgirl
- MFC Username
- DianaBlake
- Streamate Username
- DianaBlake
- Clips4Sale URL
- http://clips4sale.com/store/58263/nerdgasmgirl
@DaddyDominant and @Lintilla I was pretty much the same. I didn't watch the show at all and the card game was more my brother's era. However, after I got into anime and comic book conventions a lot of the cosplayers I met were big into pokemon. (I'd always been a digimon girl) so I grabbed I think... Pokemon Emerald? As my first game. Since then I've been playing all the games. It is pretty addicting.
I think the collecting aspect really speaks to my old school RPGer completionist urges...
And yes, they've announced that in the future there will be trainer vs trainer possibilities and you do fight at the gyms. It is a little strange for those of us that have played pokemon in the past to just throw the ball to catch pokemon but it's the only "fight" unless you're at gyms.
It should be noted though that depending on the CP of the pokemon you're trying to capture you'll need to pay more attention to the little rings when trying to catch them. With a green ring you won't need to do anything special but with a yellow or red ring it'll be a little more difficult and you might have to use more than one ball to catch a pokemon. In that second link I posted it also talks about "curve balls" which can be useful for red level catches. I had to use a curve ball to catch an Arboc last night but it was nice because his starting CP was 147 so it's worth it.
I think the collecting aspect really speaks to my old school RPGer completionist urges...
And yes, they've announced that in the future there will be trainer vs trainer possibilities and you do fight at the gyms. It is a little strange for those of us that have played pokemon in the past to just throw the ball to catch pokemon but it's the only "fight" unless you're at gyms.
It should be noted though that depending on the CP of the pokemon you're trying to capture you'll need to pay more attention to the little rings when trying to catch them. With a green ring you won't need to do anything special but with a yellow or red ring it'll be a little more difficult and you might have to use more than one ball to catch a pokemon. In that second link I posted it also talks about "curve balls" which can be useful for red level catches. I had to use a curve ball to catch an Arboc last night but it was nice because his starting CP was 147 so it's worth it.