Getting all 493 in my copy of Diamond actually didn't take me that long. Wi-Fi made it much easier to get them all. Most of my game time spent is breeding egg move pokemon, farming for Lucky Eggs(which I traded for rarer pokemon), and just idling waiting for trades to go through and whatnot. I got 150 in Red/Blue as well back in the day. Got tired of Silver/Gold and never tried getting all of them. And I only got Emerald in the third generation and only bothered beating the Elite Four. But yeah, Wi-Fi makes collecting them all easy if you know what people want.
Day 1 purchase for me. I've been looking forward to it since the middle of last year when I first heard about it. I like the new direction it's going in as well. I'll need to buy a USB adapter or wireless router soon so I'll be able to play on Wi-Fi.
^Those are my favorites. And FFXII: RW could be considered an RPG. It's battle system is more of a Real-Time Strategy(RTS) similar to how FFXII on PS2 played. I have notplayed it but I haveheard good things about it. I wouldsay any of these are good choices if you arelooking for good RPGs on the DS.
Iron Tank for the NES. I doubt anyone here has played it or even heard of it but it is so damn hard. Had to use a game genie(basically gameshark/AR back in the day) in order to beat it.
Spam abilities and buy recharge potions. Desert Wind can kill most enemies in one shot through a good portion of the game. You'll just have to worry about enemies that are shielded or have a weakspot that require you to jump and attack. In those cases, Flash Sword(destroys an enemy's shield status) and any other abilities that raise attack power are helpful.
[QUOTE="MrYucko"]In everyone's opinion, why do you think the majority of the Middle East attacks/hates us? All I've heard from the current administration is "They hate us for our freedom(s)." Is that what everyone here believes? magiciandude
No, it's that majority of the conflicts are coming from Islamist terrorists who dwell in the Middle East. Most of their objectives is to put the world under Sharia (Islamic Rule) which doens't work the same way as the Constitution does. Do some research and you'll see why.
Yes I realize this. The Bible also says to convert others as well. I'm sure every religion does to a certain extent. That is merely Islamic propaganda to justify their "means" and recruit youths into terrorists organizations. Same thing applies to the whole suicide bombing thing.
What about Afghanistan in the 1980's? We provided weapons and training to the likes of Osama Bin Laden so they could fight off the Soviets(That's where the term "Freedom Fighter" became popular for them). I believe we also gave weapons to Iraq AND Iran at one point in time. Don't you think that type of foreign policy is a bit inconsistent? To say we have meddled in Middle Eastern affairs where we weren't "directly" involved in them is an understatement. To completely blame their beliefs and religion for their attitude towards the west is a bit off IMO. No offense.
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