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Also, the problem is obviously the sleeves. Why is she wearing a shirt where the sleeves aren't connected? Such an unneeded piece of clothing.

Post owns.

...Oh jeez. XD

Version 1 > version 2.

From version one, amplify a focal point/light source. Try doing something right around the stocks right shoulder. Not like a brush-light, try just adding a slight light tint over him.

Then increase the brightness/contrast on the stocks body. And make the light reflect on the effects too.

And of course, darken the edges. Make sure the light is in the same shade region as your effects. Maybe a off-yellow (a bright one).

Mario Kart - SNES
Megaman X (hell yeah!) - SNES
Duck Hunt - NES
Frogger - Atari 2600
Mario All-stars - SNES

And a bunch of games on the Atari 2600 and SNES as well as the NES. Too many to list, obv.

I would play it safe and go find a new charger from wherever you bought the laptop. Or try and order a new one for that model.

Otherwise you could try and build your own battery with that connector from your old battery from scratch. But that might cause your house to explode. o.o

I agree. Speechless could be a useful term for this video.

I'd like to say "intriguing" instead, though. One must've had some strange inspiration to make a video such as this within this generations mindset toward the whole "Satan" bit, especially considering at least 40% of the world is Christian.

It was quite interesting, in my opinion. Very much curiosity this brings up. :3

Ultima Weapon for your weapon. Because you need that extra magic in case he uses an attack-lock on you.

Um, make sure all magic-haste abilities are on, be on a high level (90+ if you're on critical).

Face him until you memorize how his attack patterns work (meaning what attacks he uses and how to avoid them). He changes them up every time you face him so be careful. Make sure your attack & defense are especially higher than normal (80+). It doesn't matter a lot, but it boosts those attacks that rack up massive damage.

As for a strategy... every time you land a hit on him, attack him until you do a finisher. Then follow up with 2 more FULL combo's. Then, after the third, move away/block/evade/etc.

Hope it helps a little.

Bit of an oldie, but one of my favorites.

Huh. Interesting. I like that "browse" feature. Sounds unique. ;D

Not sure if I want to continue this series, sadly. I didn't like the first SF much at all. I hardly managed to beat it. So, I think I'll just pass it up.

I suppose I'll get it if I see it, though. I could just play it for plot, I guess. xD

SF is kind of like BN. The most notable difference is the battles. This time around, you battle from behind Megaman rather than from the side. You can only move left and right, instead of on a 9x9 battlefield, and the chip system is, again, very restrictive.

Oh, and it's actually 3D. Instead of jacking into "computer" systems, you instead use another method to get into what is known as the "wave world" (I can't remember for sure o.O). It's not a digital system, it's an entirely different dimension where the main character is actually Megaman (or Mega in this game).

Kind of an interesting idea, I suppose. I prefer the computerized method that BN uses way more though.

xD Sorry .

Hmm. Try banging your head into a fully heated stove.

Damn. I better make some calls to get down to Gamestop.

I totally forgot about it last week.

Exactly. I remember going on HUGE Christian trips to water parks, the Dells, and other fun area's. We'd meet 3 times a day (morning, evening, before nightfall), and we'd really only have testimonies, talks, fun activities, etc..

It's almost as if they feel they need to completely bash in and force these things down on kids to compensate for something.

Also, probably one of the coolest parts of those trips were the songs. I don't care if they were "praise and worship," they were just awesome. xD Plus the bands were cool. We got to see Skillet twice, in fact. :3

Not to mention, the US's debt was bought by China. So essentially we are owned by China, and they can come over here any time they want and overrule us. And the government won't have to do anything because it's not even connected to the public anymore. =/

Not sure. I think it's a mystery gift thing?

I was thinking of calling gamestop myself, since I'm not really sure. lol

Yes. Exactly. =)

Try to fight more Golbats, though. Because they're the 2nd evolution, they give off 2 EV points instead of the 1 that Zubats give off.

Also, go to the Battle Tower and use battle points to get those special "Power Anklet", "Power Lense," "Power Bracer", etc, items. They multiply what you get by 4 every time when you get EV points (I'm pretty sure).

Also, if I were you I'd get some kind of DS action reply device to help along with the leveling up process... You don't HAVE to do it, but it helps and saves days of playing time. lol

Try to keep track of how many EV points you are gaining, as well. That way you don't fight too many of the same guy and waste time, etc, and get unneeded EV points (but you can always get rid of unneeded ones with Berries).

/explanation

Aha. Table problem. Good thing it's fixed. ;]

Don't feel dumb, mate. I used to be the same way.

Basically, EV points (effort values) are used to gain extra points for stats. Now, before I teach you want they are, I'd also like to tell you that you should always know what your pokemon's base stats (IVs) are. Which I will go over.

EVs = Effort Values

Essentially what you'll be doing with these is working to battle (from a low level like level 20) certain pokemon with certain "boosts" in EV that benefit your pokemon.

For example, Suppose you want to raise a super-high defense Skarmory (which rock). Just fight a ton of Geodudes/Gravelers/Onyx until you max out your EVs for that particular stat.

Because Skarmory specializes in defense, you can get a LOT of defense from battling a TON of gravelers. Gravelers give you 2 Defense EV points. Which means you can still have another 254 to gain. Also, you can pile up special items like Macho Brace to amplify this to as much as 8 at a time.

Now, each pokemon can only gain a total of 512 EV points. As a result, only 1 stat can hold 256 or so. However most of the time they don't count the last four because you can only get 3 on the last part. Every 4 EV points you can get, you get 1+ on that stat when you level up (depending on which stat the pokemon you just defeated boosts in terms of EV).

So basically... fight a lot of a certain type of pokemon that specializes in a certain stat to gain more stat points in the stat you want.

I can help you more over MSN if you want. I am like, half asleep so this probably sounds like gibberish.