hotfudgehogsundae:

I WANT TO WORK ON THIS BIG COMIC PROJECT

BUT GETTING ME MOTIVATED TO START AND CONTINUE AND FINISH UNTIL THE END IS LIKE PULLING TEETH

shalrath:

what doesnt kill you gives you exp points

What if you run away?

randomredux:

wavewarrior:

nerdyshenanigans:

Hope Corgi is my favorite comic book character.

My new favorite dc character

Desperately needed in the New 52.

timtim96:

My bird thinks he’s all that.

One thing that I’d like to try to get into is competitive gaming.  It seems like a very interesting and intense experience.  I love to win, I love to be challenged, and going up against another person rather than a computer seems like it would enhance both of these aspects.

However, there is one major problem.  Namely, I play very few games that are done on a competitive level, and the few that I do play I don’t play with a competitive mindset.  SSBB and TF2 are both games that I play.  However, in SSBB I got better at the game not by mastering dodging or a bunch of tactics, but by learning how to manipulate items and random stage events to my advantage almost regardless of how the chips fall, and in the competitive scene that skill set is not only useless but outright looked down upon.  With TF2 I don’t play it enough, my computer isn’t good enough, I can’t aim, and while I have read up on the metagame I just generally don’t have enough skill to enact the tactics I’ve heard about.

So, games that are played competitively aren’t my forte.  Know what my forte is?  Platformers.  Sonic, Mario, Kirby, Banjo Kazooie, I’m good at these games.  If you put me in a race against another guy I’d probably do well, even better if 100% was needed or gave a substantial time bonus.  Unfortunately, these games aren’t generally seen in the competitive scene.  I’ll be making quite a few VS with games in these series in the future, and that’ll provide some interesting competition as I go up against others who are quite skilled in the series I just mentioned, but I’d like competitions in the platforming genre to become bigger in general rather than competitive gaming being relegated to FPS and fighting games almost exclusively.

I have a Kirby plush that sits on top of my TV.

He watches my every move.

He knows when I mess up in his games.

Random pokemon fusion team go!  Now with types and base stats.

Curino, http://images.alexonsager.net/pokemon/fused/33/33.104.png

Ground/Poison, HP: 56, Atk: 61, Def: 76, Sp.Atk: 48, Sp.Def: 53, Speed: 50

Ratpuff, http://images.alexonsager.net/pokemon/fused/39/39.20.png

Normal, HP: 85, Atk: 63, Def: 40, Sp.Atk: 48, Sp. Def: 48, Speed: 59

Metamander, http://images.alexonsager.net/pokemon/fused/4/4.11.png

Bug/Fire, HP: 45, Atk: 36, Def: 49, Sp.Atk: 43, Sp.Def: 38, Speed: 48

Sandmeleon, http://images.alexonsager.net/pokemon/fused/5/5.27.png

Ground/Fire, HP: 54, Atk: 70, Def: 72, Sp.Atk: 50, Sp.Def: 48, Speed: 60

Doom, http://images.alexonsager.net/pokemon/fused/44/44.84.png

Flying/Grass, HP: 48, Atk: 75, Def: 58, Sp.Atk: 60, Sp.Def: 55, Speed: 115

Goltoise, http://images.alexonsager.net/pokemon/fused/9/9.76.png

Water/Rock HP: 80, Atk: 97, Def: 115, Sp.Atk: 70, Sp.Def: 85, Speed: 62

pro-bending-fire-ferrets:

this one didn’t really catch my attention at first but then i realized its name is beetle

One of these days I’d like to see a pokemon game where the starters represent a different weakness chain.

Fighting, Dark, Psychic

Ground, Electric, Flying

Rock, Flying, Fighting

Grass, Ground, Poison

All of these weakness chains could be quite interesting.