Son_of_Apollo
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damn I literally booked my hotel five minutes before I saw this
Or whatabout, the player going first can't do anything on your opponent with attacks.
Example: You can't Trick gas on T1 or Overconfident but you can impersonate for a cyrus but not for a Seeker/Judge/Lookers etc.
Then the game starts to become like Yu-Gi-Oh!
I'm not too concerned that the game will be "broken" now that T/S/S are playable on first turn. I think we'll see a price spike for a little bit in Sableye SF, it seems as though some online stores have already started to raise them a little bit now. I doubt we will see a complete dominance by Sableye-whatever the rest of the season though.
"Player going first can't attack"
One line solves every problem were facing.
What ever TPC/TPCI/P!P decides to do everyone needs to remember, Pokemon is only a game, have fun or go home.
Can we try to keep the crying and whining to a minimal for a change, please.
*Waaaambulance is on standby, just in case.*
Lia, let me ask you a question...
Is there anything with the new BW rules that the second player gets to do BEFORE the first player?
Basicly no, only placing an active/bench as set up.
Tell me what the starting player can do NOW, before the second player gets the turn?
And please don't go for the "use your call nrg" or "darkness grace" , because those options are as much luck based as in the new situation going second and having 2 basics out.
Directly before the second player gets their turn they can attach an energy first and attack first. They are also given the first chance to level up as well as naturally evolve when you take into consideration the second turn of each player. It's not perfectly balanced, but there is a sense of balance still.
QUADRO UXIE DONK becomes TRI UXIE DONK. Seeker and 10-14 Crobat Flashbites does the same thing as an attack.
It always seems like the average and bad players are in favor of donks where the better players would rather have the chance to "out play" their opponents.
It always seems like the average and bad players are in favor of donks where the better players would rather have the chance to "out play" their opponents.