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Magic Note

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  1. No, he must have delivered to the wrong house today. Does it snow more or less during certain months in the summer?
  2. Welcome to the MLP Forums, @detirotbrony89! Hope you enjoy it here.
  3. Well, here goes nothing, showing myself here for the first time:
  4. I know some people who I know who aren't too happy with this. I never really got around to making a Club Nintendo account because of laziness, and I feel like I really missed out now. :\ Shame it's shutting down after only six years.
  5. I am a bit clumsy at times. Some days, I'm not clumsy at all. Other days, I'm so much of a klutz that it's unusual.
  6. I have some really, really weird dreams. I don't even know how they materialise sometimes, it's totally surreal.
  7. Hardest dungeon in Zelda games? Barring Zelda 2, where almost every dungeon (and Death Mountain) was a candidate, I personally found Level 6 in the first game as the most difficult in the first quest. Ditto with Level 6 the second quest too - pray to Celestia/Luna you have a red potion ready...wait, that will get used up because of the damned Wizzrobes (orange ones are glass cannons - they can deal two hearts damage with the blue ring, but fall to a Magic Sword strike or a bomb blast. Blue ones are awful thanks to them spamming magic in your line of sight). Sometimes, it's hard to move out of the way and you get hit by a trap or another enemy. Even going in with the Big shield to protect against statue fireballs and magic doesn't guarantee safety, because Like Likes will eat that shield after roughly five seconds of being trapped by one. Unlike Ocarina of Time's Like Likes, the shield will have to be replaced immediately. Oh, if you die, you start over with 3 hearts...and no recovery pond is nearby. Good luck!
  8. That's the good thing about legendaries since Platinum, barring certain story-reliant ones: If you accidentally knock it out, don't worry, beat the E4 and it will respawn. Question: Do Cresselia and the non-Hoenn native legends respawn if you accidentally knock them out and beat the E4, or are they gone for good as if you caught them? On an unrelated note, I obtained all the TMs in ORAS! Now for the next step in my game: filling the dex.
  9. My weekend went pretty well. Uneventful but hey, a good weekend's a weekend to me.
  10. I take medicine to help with lowering my blood pressure and anxiety daily. I take one twice in a day, the other is once a day.
  11. I'm back after a few week break. How's everyone doing tonight?

    1. SCS

      SCS

      Good thanks, you?

    2. Magic Note

      Magic Note

      I'm doing pretty well tonight

  12. Man, which games do I consider classics, and why? Let's see: Mega Man 2 and 3 (self-explanitory, I enjoyed both games). The soundtrack and gameplay of both games drew me in right away, along with the difficulty. Sure 3 doesn't seem too difficult if you know what you're doing, but once you get to the Doc Robot stages and the Wily stages, the game doesn't let up. MM2 averted the "second one is the oddball in the series" trend that was popular with some games at the time. Of course, that's why I enjoyed both games. Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. I may have played this game later than some people, but it's one of my favourite Zelda games. Once you get to the Dark World, that's when the quotient jumps tenfold. It's still one of my favourite games of all time. Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World: I can't decide on which game but there's so much to like about both games. The difficulty stops pulling punches starting halfway in World 5 in SMB3, then gets more challenging for the rest of the game. SMW had a lot of innovations that were almost unheard of for a game 24 years ago. Super Metroid: Another game I didn't discover until a decade ago, and it was worth the wait. Revisiting old foes like Kraid and Ridley in 16-bit was exciting, but what was more exciting? How the player can break the hell out of some intended sequences, much more than the original Metroid. Do you want to get the Wave Beam early? Yep, that's possible in this game. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and San Andreas. Vice City brought me into the series. There's a lot more than just running pedestrians and fighting police officers that got me into the series. One of the reasons is that I enjoyed the characters in both games. In Vice City, you had nominal hero Tommy Vercetti, who went from a nobody out of prison, to essentially taking over an entire city by force. San Andreas had Carl Johnson, who may be a divisive character, but he's involved in some of the best missions in the 3D trilogy, especially the last storyline mission.
  13. I know how that is. I could be up for three-four hours and still be tired.
  14. I'm a bit tired tonight for some strange reason. I don't know why.
  15. Patch 1.2 is out right now! This fixes the oft-mentioned Hall of Fame bug, where the game could freeze during the Hall of Fame sequence to the ending cutscene. That's been patched out. You'll be able to get it on the eShop.
  16. Don't worry, legendaries respawn after defeating the Elite Four in OR/AS. So if you accidentally knocked out Groudon or Kyogre, they respawn after defeating the Champion.
  17. Eek, there's freezing rain outside. Oh boy

  18. I defeated the Champion of Hoenn, and the Delta Episode! I have to say that it was satisfying to beat this game. Now, the toughest part comes: Attempting to finish the dex for the first time in years.
  19. I'm at the end of the game! I have Victory Road and the Elite Four left in my path. I knocked Kyogre out, so this way, I can soft reset it after the Elite Four. This way, I'll be more prepared for its onslaught and have more Dusk and Time Ball.
  20. I'm close to traversing Mt. Pyre for the first time, with six badges in tow. I dropped Vaporeon for Sharpedo (needed Dark/Poison coverage), and now I have everything coming into place for my final team. also, I am glad May/Brendan finally leveled up their Pokémon for the Lilycove City battle.
  21. I'm glad they at least put a little challenge in OR/AS. After how I steamrolled X/Y with no problems (even without the Exp. Share on, the game's way too easy), trainers at least use four-six team Pokémon, whereas in X/Y, only the Champion and a fisher with Magikarp had full teams. I should be able to beat Flannery tonight with my team by tonight.
  22. Even with a map, I ended up lost in the redone Mauville City. I missed the old RSE layout, and how easy it was to navigate there. Now? I don't remember where everything is anymore.
  23. I'm beyond worried right now. :\

  24. I think if memory serves me right, you have to go to the Granite Cave next, if you haven't been there yet. Did you talk to Steven already? Edit: If you've already talked to him, talk to Mr. Briney, and he'll suggest to go to Slateport.
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