Mar 4, 2025
HELLO. Long time no see. How is everyone?
Ratings are open again but I have a very large backlog I must go through, and an update to how I rate them is perhaps needed...
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HELLO. Long time no see. How is everyone?
Ratings are open again but I have a very large backlog I must go through, and an update to how I rate them is perhaps needed...
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I admittedly don’t socialize with others much and tend to be very behind on the news of the world as a result. Anything of note going on? Good, bad, small, big. I’d just like to hear what’s going on in everyone’s world right now.Â
As I said, I do not socialize much so I do not have much news to share. Doctors said the break in my fibula has healed completely so I can be more up and about again. I’ve spent most of the past few days sorting through files. Had V visit again, gave it an oran berry. Â
Rate how much areceus hurts
dont make me tap the sign.
I know it’s not really an attack per se, but I’m wondering if you’ve ever experienced what it’s like inside of a Trick Room.
I should perhaps think of some kind of system to organize and rate moves that do not cause any kind of pain? I have done a few healing moves technically but those are sensible in that they are the opposite of pain.
To answer the question:
You know in horror movies how the victims run and the killer casually strolls and yet the killer always catches up or sometimes ends up in front of them? It feels like that. Like the faster you try to move to slower you go. Try to move fast and its like wading through quicksand. Move slow and its easy as riding a bike. Its rather disorienting.
Extremely dumb question because I've been hearing things about these recently: have you ever tried this stuff with a glitch pokemon?
I have no idea what this means.
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Two questions:
You ever been hit by a psycho cut or zen headbutt? I’m curious what makes them psychic type.
Do smeargle moves tend to hurt less? Is there any real notable difference otherwise?
I have been hit by both, I have an existing post for Psycho Cut
I am not a specialist in the studying of type, I couldn't tell you what makes the psychic moves, just what they feel like to be hit by.
I have not done enough study with SMEARGLE to say if their SKETCH moves are different in any notable way when hitting a person. Perhaps that's something for me to look into in the future. I would assume that it could depend on the move.
Get hit by Judgement
Do you think I can just call up Arceus and ask it to turn my bones into dust. I have had a few encounters with Legendary and Mythical Pokemon but I do not exactly seek them out and will, for the most part, likely be unable to give ratings related to them.
In a similar vein to Z-Moves and Dynamax, it is kind of common sense to try to Not do anything to get yourself attacked by a deity. No warning I could give would dissuade someone who doesn't naturally have the common sense not to get themselves in that situation.
I do hope no one tries to emulate my behavior. The point of this is to specifically encourage people to be SAFE.
To be clear, this isn't a job. I do not get paid to do this. I have some degrees relating to researching Pokemon, and do jobs relating to those degrees, but the Pain Index is not one of them. It is a 'passion project' so to speak.