Ice Cream Sand Witch

We haven't won yet, yeah. I just meant the atmosphere didn't feel hopeless for once. The water that's been polluted since the beginning is now cleaned, Team Meteor looked powerless at the moment, and Solaris battled us for real this time.

The water being purified and completely outclassing Team Meteor at the mansion to me felt like the first actual accomplishment against them. Every other time it was like 1) we beat them, but they still managed to get something that they wanted or 2) we beat a PULSE, but the area is still damaged. (Tangrowth and Muk) Pulse Avalugg is an exception, but that was more like a temporary obstacle than a Pokemon of mass destruction. or 3) playing keep away with the jewelry (getting it from them or preventing from getting it doesn't make me feel accomplished, because I'm assuming they're just going to get them all in the end anyway) or 4) Kiki But this time, beating the Pulse actually had an immediate effect, and Team Meteor couldn't do anything. They lost in battle, their helicopter was destroyed, and when they tried to burn the house Titania just flooded it. also I wonder where Aya is being held. Sirius didn't mention that.

I found her mostly easy, except for the Gliscor. The Mega Altaria also gave some problems, but Crobat's Cross Poison took it out quickly after it fainted Sylveon. I was 10-11 levels above her, though, so it wasn't exactly an even playing field.

Simon will try to persuade Team Meteor to stop, but it won't work because he forgot to say "Simon says".

Eclipse shut down the Pulse Clawitzer after you beat them in the LCCC.

Oh wow, I was in the wrong place completely . o . Thanks.

I need help getting Corey's Skuntank. I'm assuming it's past that one strength boulder on the icy tiles. But I can't really think of how to get past it. Option 1: I push from Ametrine side. The boulder is moved to the left, out of the way of the icy tiles and not blocking the path forward. But I'd need to be on the Citrine side to actually take that path. Option 2: I push from Citrine side. The boulder is pushed forward, taking up the tile that goes left and preventing access. Also, it takes me forever to even find where this boulder is on Citrine side. Clearly there's something obvious here that I'm overlooking or don't know about.

Plot twist: It's not because of the city. He has to give a speech and he has stagefright.

Serious. My trainer card on this site is the only thing I've done that could be considered RP'ish.

I always wondered how he got that iPatch.

Is this a new side quest in E15? I don't remember something like this before :S

They were the second-easiest for me. Braixen took them out in two hits. (Easiest was Muk because I scored a critical hit with Psychic)

I always wondered how Corey would feel if we had rematches with the gym leaders and Shade had him mega evolve.

This was the most difficult Pulse, for me. Before it was the Avalugg because of defenses + field, but this is basically all that + it heals itself. After a few tries, I eventually managed to beat it by using Misty Terrain to get rid of the healing, then paralysis + Discharge with Ampharos. I've noticed the Pulses have been getting more tanky. The earlier ones seemed to focus more on power, while the Avalugg and Swalot are almost impossible to hit for decent damage (plus the Swalot heals).

Favorite: Whitney because she's adorable. Least favorite: idk. the closest I come to dislike for them is usually finding them bland. Maybe Falkner or Blue?

There wasn't really a specific event that led me to be interested. I just saw them and thought they were attractive. With me, there's not really any deep stories about how I became interested in something, or why I am the way I am. I kind of just do things, or things just happen, for the most part. As for being given a specific set of parts: Well, Earth isn't real, and Earth messes a lot of things up when it comes to peoples' bodies. For example, on Earth most people keep physically aging beyond their actual age. On our real planet, Cerri, peoples' age actually match their souls. I've been on Earth for 20 years (21 as of August 13, which also is Sigmund's birthday) but my real age is only a little over half of that. And people who actually are up there in age don't become wrinkled and physically weaker at home. Also, regarding gender and sex at home, physical appearance isn't a factor. There are males who physically look like earth females, and females who physically look like earth males. All gender is at home is a certain vague set of mannerisms. People are able to tell someone's gender at home through some kind of aura. Reproductive organs don't exist at home, either. There are tiny holes where those places are on Earth. I don't have much data on how we reproduce at home, but it seems to be through some kind of tube.

Crobat has been awesome. Even after an Intimidate from Solaris's Gyarados, Crobat took it out in two hits with Acrobatics. It's also the reason I beat Taka's and Ciel's Gliscors.

Oh, it was just the ones in Tanzan shortly before fighting it? I just assumed it meant all the earthquakes.

Wasn't the giant Steelix responsible for the earthquakes? I think that's what Saphira said just before I fought it.

The door can't be opened because someone stuck gum under it.

I didn't know about the story splits until I had already done most of them (the yes/no questions I assumed were rhetorical/inconsequential, and I didn't even know where the last policeman was until I finished E14), but most of the choices I ended up making I would've made anyway. This was the first time I actually felt conflicted, because I understood both sides and was worried about the consequences of both choices. I eventually decided to fight him. He's been helpful, and to just make his dad mad at him after all that would make me feel ungrateful. I have a feeling this choice won't turn out the way Titania wants it to, and instead not fighting him would have pushed him further into the "destiny" thing and have him hold a grudge. Besides, even if not fighting him would make him wake up immediately (and it doesn't; I tested both choices) he can be more helpful as a mole admin than an ex-member because he'll have access to everything and can continue to rig obstacles and such. People who openly fight against an organization have to be strong enough to fend off any forces who come after them, and not get caught in their facilities if they have too much force to deal with. People who manipulate things from the inside don't have to sneak in bases because they're authorized to be in them.

Maybe it has to be a certain time of day? I guess I'll try doing different weird things on Friday to see if I can get it to work, if no one is able to find it by then. I beat Ciel shortly after that post, so if that's a condition than I've met it now.

Everyone keeps saying there's a new banner, but I still see 14's glitch world banner ._.

I was doing good against Ciel until her Gliscor came out and swept me. Granted, disobedience played a part in that. Anyway, has anyone found the Lapras in Ametrine Mountain? I went there before going to the Water Treatment Center, and I think I found everything there /except/ Lapras. I found three TMs, a Prism Scale, Sneasel, and a spazzy Totodile. I couldn't find the Lapras that's supposedly there, though.

So in the end, I did decide to fight him. I'd like to keep Team Meteor with an admin that basically lets us win, and just puts minimal effort into stopping us to make it look like he tried. Plus, I tested what happens if you don't fight him, and he basically sees the player as ungrateful. I don't think this issue ends with the decision to fight him or not, and I think it's too soon to push him into something like this.