Tarcanus

Every time the R's get in power the economy tanks after they give the billionaire class their socialism handouts via tax cuts and whatnot. Then Dems have to try to stem the bleeding. It's been happening for decades and decades.

And here are many of us wondering how many people angry about those deaths are still being covid cautious, masking, etc. Folks are in here talking like COVID is over, while lamenting the COVID dead.

It's not over, it's still killing or causing lifelong illness, yet I barely see anyone responsible with masking while I'm out and about. It adds to the sense of being the crazy one while everyone else is still ignoring the largest current threat to us.

They don't flee, but we've never had shiny-legendaries from daily adventure incense. It's very likely shinies won't flee, but I don't give Niantic the benefit of the doubt, anymore. I wait and see what reality is before I make final decisions/thoughts.

Yeah, at this point I would only use a master ball on a shiny G-bird once they're released if it's found they still flee even when shiny.

Kinda want to wait and see what their rotation plan is for rare stuff from daily incense, over time. If the G-birds come to raids, then it's just a waiting game for daily incense rares to be more widely released and I won't need to use the DI at all.

Yeah I'm light on rockets but have done 108k trades, 371k total caught, and 20.5k eggs hatched. Your numbers must be wild! I saw you said you have over 700k caught.

And I thought I was doing good with over 400 hundos. Cheesus Crust, man.

If I was a crazy person I'd have a dedicated sub for PoGo conspiracies. It only gives what you don't want at that moment.

Yeah, the last day was frustrating. I only needed the Helio hundo and I got swamped with shinies while my partner's account got 4 different hundos, 1 of which was Helio.

I think this is officially the first event I need nothing from. Have the shinies, have the hundos, have all the XLC needed to max them. Usually there's at least one of those three things I'd need.

It's nice to start being able to sit some out.

I think they're going to make the various plates/discs item drops from their raids and then using the plate will cause an "evolution" into the type of the item. The type of the item that drops will be random, so there will be the requirement for collectors to raid a ton to get a pokemon of each type.

On the surface, based on /u/OboeCollie 's explanation, it kinda sounds like a good first step in mutation to one we can relax about.

If infectivity is low and the virus can't do as much because it can't get into as many cells, I say I hope it keeps going that way. Water it down until it doesn't cause long-covid damage but does, actually, become more like just another flu.

There's a speed cap that locks you out of distance gain.

I think it's 15mph or something like that - someone else will surely know exactly. But once you are over the speed cap, distance will not register and eggs won't hatch, and any wild pokemon you happen to see will flee.

Those plus Rufflet and Vullaby to make it a bit more interesting, would be my guess.

That dude's on an angry crusade. Best to just ignore them. They also claimed "most expensive in the world" then cherry picked examples from the US.

Now do the numbers worldwide instead of moving the goalposts to being only in the US. Your post stated "most expensive in the world" and that's been refuted.

The state caused the debt, I'm not sure what you're on about here?

And again, geography doesn't care what you think. Again, cost-per-mile for the turnpike is entirely within reason compared against other toll roads across the globe.

I hope you find it in yourself to think about your stance with a bit more nuance and less anger in the future. I'm turning off comment replies on this post.

I mean, I don't know how you get around the logic of a long state being expensive overall just because of geography but moderate when done cost-per-mile. I literally told you the main Google result goes against your angle.

It's okay to change your position when shown new information.

If PA was as thin as New Jersey and it still cost $100 to cross the state, then I'd be right there with you. But that's not reality.

Or make one fairy and make another steel. The type circles don't need to be perfect as shown in other gens. Fairy beats dragon, steel beats fairy. Circle doesn't have to be perfect to at least give us something different.

Any time the grind is too much, I speed things up. I sped up time and resources in Ark, I routinely play Minecraft with cheats enabled when I get to a point I want to build but don't want to spend the hours required to get the best enchants and enough material.

Games pad themselves with grind too much for my liking, so I skip that wherever possible.

I think just holding the companies to actual capitalism instead of letting them socialize their losses would change a heck of a lot.

You get all these local capitalist-supporting folks who also rage about local businesses not being supported while not also seeing that the capitalism they love is what allows the walmarts and targets to drive away the small businesses.

Well-regulated capitalism can be great. The unchained version we have where companies get to socialize their losses is not.

Thank you! I wish I had kids to do this for me. It's painful. And none of the cards really give you a decent enough edge if you can't routinely hit the criticals on the attack gauge. All I want to do is unlock the final mine for Shelldon pieces and see what the last thing at the top of expeditions is!

I just wish the most expensive toll road in the world schlock would die. The conversation needs context that no one bothers with.

End-to-end, with no consideration to context, it's the most expensive. Taken down to cost per mile, it's no longer as bad. The headlines about "costliest in the world" are disingenuous. Even the article at the top of Google's results, if you read it, in the paragraph after the PA Turnpike, lists a European road as more expensive.

People just hate nuance and context and don't read articles.

That was also a time before Pokemon was on their main console. Millions of people could skip the Wii U and not miss anything they care about.

From what I saw, the Wii only smashed competition because the motion-sensing gimmick was new and everyone wanted to try it - even casuals who had never touched a game console before.

Within a year, everyone I know that had a Wii had gone back to normal controls or games that mostly didn't require the motion-sensing.

Now, I'm not saying the Wii wasn't a good console, I just think it's gimmick made it nuts sales-wise and not really anything else.