#oracleseer

I got to see it in theaters! it’s like a collection of slice of lifes about different people and their relationships with pokemon. it’s set in a town that worships lugia who provides the town with constant wind which they use for energy with these huge wind turbines. it’s also kinda about humans impact on nature in general? it’s really really cute and probably one of the best pokemon movies. I dont want to give anything else away.

I mean... they did improve it

you should have a DBZ podcast

Lol, I don’t really think I’d have anything new to add until like...the Boo saga in which case I would use my podcast to rewrite the entire thing and explain my version of it.

and maybe talk about the fights from the view of someone who is obsessed with kung fu films and choreography and has also been training martial arts since he was a babby, but I don’t know how interesting any of that shit is to anyone except me.

no

in my experience, my friends always try to get me to play, but then they have played and practiced and are leagues better, and my only context for the game is just 2 hours of defeat after defeat. and it doesnt give the game a good impression. I also feel like most fighting games have a very narrow margin for error, which is also stressful.

This is definitely a big problem, the barrier to entry can be huge in that way.

If you have friends that are good at a fighting game and they aren’t guiding you, that’s totally a huge turn off to the game. No one wants to play a game where they just get brutalized from beginning.