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| Topic | Video game questions on Jeopardy are way too easy |
| adjl 09/11/25 10:19:37 AM #7 | Damn_Underscore posted... lol why you checking? Sorry, I just had this idea again and I forgot I had it already I remembered it without checking and would have estimated 6 months, but confirmed so I'd have the right date. SinisterSlay posted... I never thought about that Any trivia-based game tends to focus on breadth of knowledge over depth. The people who do well at them know a little bit about everything. People who know a lot about a few things will ace those categories, but struggle with the others. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | kinda harsh but ok |
| adjl 09/11/25 9:39:16 AM #59 | hockey7318 posted... Was he? Is it? Human life has value for sure and he didn't deserve to die, but the man himself said empathy is a woke leftist idea. Why empathize for this shooting over the hundreds of others that have happened this year. Everyone knows that empathy has nothing to do with being a good person. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Video game questions on Jeopardy are way too easy |
| adjl 09/11/25 9:12:45 AM #3 | You made this topic back in February. You're unlikely to get any new opinions on it a second time around, given that the board's demographics haven't meaningfully changed in that time. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | people always talk about Nintendo controllers being the best ever |
| adjl 09/10/25 11:03:31 PM #27 | I'd consider the SNES controller to be minimum viable product, by modern standards (at least for games that don't need analog controls). It's not a bad controller, it's just been improved on in virtually every possible way. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | people always talk about Nintendo controllers being the best ever |
| adjl 09/10/25 9:02:46 PM #25 | Yeah, I'm always a little baffled by people including the NES in good controllers. Like it did the job, certainly, and it was good for its time, but it absolutely is not a good controller by any modern standards, even without considering its functional limitations. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Prepare to have your mind blown: Artists use AI. And we don't all think its evil |
| adjl 09/10/25 9:00:22 PM #11 | AltOmega2 posted... I'm still not convinced this concern isn't overblown. How many server farms already exist for GaaS shit? LLMs are significantly more demanding than game servers. Currently, AI data centres account for a little under 5% of the US' total power consumption. At the current rate, that's expected to rise to a whopping 22% by 2028. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | people always talk about Nintendo controllers being the best ever |
| adjl 09/10/25 5:38:41 PM #23 | Nade_Duck posted... the stick drift on the switch was definitely obnoxious though. thankfully it's only happened to me once. They're also pretty good about fixing it for free. It's still annoying, but the minor inconvenience of being without a controller for a week or two isn't the end of the world. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Prepare to have your mind blown: Artists use AI. And we don't all think its evil |
| adjl 09/10/25 5:13:08 PM #3 | Stimpy posted... The rub is in how its used, not its use in general. Indeed. Using it to help create? Then it's just another tool in your kit. Using it to create for you? That's the problem. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Switch 2 acquired! |
| adjl 09/10/25 5:11:27 PM #88 | They'll make a Mother 4 that gets localized worldwide and use its poor performance in the west to justify not localizing Mother 3. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | people always talk about Nintendo controllers being the best ever |
| adjl 09/10/25 5:10:22 PM #21 | Salrite posted... I've never had any issues with my 360 controller aside from the wireless receiver failing. I'm still using it for PC. It works great. The rubber wore off of parts of the left stick of my wired one, and the cable started losing connection if it was held at the wrong angle, which progressively got worse. I broke down and replaced it with a new Switch Pro controller last year. It worked fine for like 12-14 years of being my only PC controller, though, so I can't complain too much. I wore out the stick on one of my Wavebirds faster than that (though, to be fair, Smash is particularly hard on sticks). --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Charlie Kirk got shot |
| adjl 09/10/25 4:05:56 PM #9 | Thoughts and prayers. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Have you ever dated a co worker before? |
| adjl 09/10/25 3:34:57 PM #37 | I mean, you're getting at what I'm saying: In many cases, it doesn't work out because neither partner is able to handle a more delicate dating situation. That's not intrinsic to the concept, it's just that that's a maturity that many people lack and they don't necessarily exercise the restraint that should come with that lack of maturity. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | people always talk about Nintendo controllers being the best ever |
| adjl 09/10/25 3:29:40 PM #18 | JixHedgehog posted... Nintendo knows its good, that's why it keeps getting re-released It's more that it's the ideal controller for Smash. Before the NSO rerelease (which is in line with them rereleasing versions of every other retro controller for NSO), all of the rereleases of the GC controller were tied to Smash games coming out. Revelation34 posted... Only the yellow stick and maybe the Z buttons were an issue. Yeah, it's mostly just a bit dated. Slightly thicker arms, a C-stick with the same design as the left stick, L3/R3, and a ZL button, and it'd be pretty much perfect outside of the handful of games that require face button patterns that don't work well with its asymmetric layout. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Have you ever dated a co worker before? |
| adjl 09/10/25 2:57:13 PM #33 | bachewychomp posted... "If you try to go out with women they will accuse you of something bad" is definitely incel talk. And, to be fair, there are legitimate concerns attached to dating coworkers. But the extreme position and the attitude of "you can find other women" as though the goal is simply to find a partner for the sake of it and not to develop a relationship with an individual about whom you care deeply? Yeah, that's pretty textbook incel in how detached it is from the reality of actual romantic relationships. Especially where the majority of problems with workplace relationships are a consequence of either both parties being immature about it (in which case you can mitigate most of that risk by not being immature about it) or an abuse of power (in which case one party isn't entirely in control of the situation to begin with and suggesting "just don't do it" is pretty tone deaf). Yes, things sometimes go badly even if you approach the matter sensibly and with the best intentions, but the attitude of "if a man even smiles at a female coworker he's just asking for HR to ruin his life" (which, let's be real, is what Zeus was saying even if he subsequently backtracked to say that women face the same concerns) is very obviously histrionic nonsense. Even the cases where it does go badly despite you doing nothing wrong, there's a fair chance that coworker was always going to make trouble for you regardless of whether or not you asked them out, because making it go badly when you've done nothing wrong reflects some degree of innate malice on their part. The vast majority of the time, provided you make an effort to ensure the other person is comfortable with the situation, you take "no" for an answer, and you recognize when it's time to break off a relationship instead of drawing it out to the point that you resent each other, it'll turn out fine, aside from maybe some short-term awkwardness. Though, saying this, if you think you can't ensure the other person is comfortable, take "no" for an answer, and recognize when it's time to break off a relationship, then it's probably a good idea for you to not date coworkers (or anyone else that similarly can't distance themselves from you if desired). That's not because it's intrinsically a bad idea, though. It's because you aren't mature enough to handle a relatively delicate dating situation. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Switch 2 acquired! |
| adjl 09/10/25 9:27:03 AM #84 | https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugkx-z3L4X9IrW6AGL7SNumYb7MpkXzpyA3_ More than a rumor. I hope they announce 17 Zelda games and 14 Mario games and the Switch 3 that runs at a jabrillion frames per second and is the strongest console evar and also a cookie. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | people always talk about Nintendo controllers being the best ever |
| adjl 09/10/25 9:21:43 AM #5 | The N64 controller isn't even that bad. It's not good, either, but so many people take one look at it and immediately stop thinking after "how I hold?", seemingly completely missing that every single game's manual tells you exactly which grip to use (and even if you don't have the manual, it's not exactly hard to intuit from in-game tutorials which two arms it uses, plus there are only like three games that use anything other than centre+right). It's clearly outclassed by all subsequent controllers that use analog sticks, both functionally and ergonomically, but even now I don't particularly mind using it. But yes, people praising Nintendo's controllers generally aren't including the N64 in there. It was clearly an early experiment that didn't take. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Have you ever dated a co worker before? |
| adjl 09/10/25 9:07:40 AM #29 | Zeus posted... It's refreshing to see your opinions on the subject of relationships are about as clueless as your opinions on everything else. To paraphrase, you once asked me "what does 'worthwhile sexual partner' mean?". But please, tell me more about how much better you understand relationships than me. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Have you ever dated a co worker before? |
| adjl 09/09/25 10:33:04 PM #24 | Zeus seems to just be straight up afraid of women, seemingly under the impression that they're all just out to hurt men by abusing their superior sex appeal. He also denies any affiliation with incel philosophy, fooling exactly as many people as one might expect. ReturnOfFa posted... I was asked out on the picket line last week, went on a date today. We work in the same building but I've never seen her before. There's a joke to be made here about striking out, but I can't think of a good one. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Meme 39: A Toast to The Internet |
| adjl 09/09/25 4:23:26 PM #69 | We've come full circle. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | I'm going to replay all the Zelda games in release order this year |
| adjl 09/09/25 12:10:04 PM #483 | faramir77 posted... Yeah, I can imagine that'll be a very tough game for them to port. The nature of the PS3's wonky architecture means that emulating it is difficult, so porting it would involve pretty much remaking the game from the ground up. All of the design elements would be the same, so it wouldn't be starting entirely from scratch, but it'd be a very technically demanding rerelease. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | i'm gonna try dark souls 3 again let's get fuckin toed on |
| adjl 09/09/25 9:17:09 AM #3 | I should try Dark Souls 3 again. I got stuck on Friede and drifted away, which is silly because she's optional, but I was too stubborn to skip her. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Have you been to France? |
| adjl 09/09/25 9:15:46 AM #12 | I spent a few days in Paris, then my family drove from there to Bern. It was a pretty nice time. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | mood rings were snake oil, but they were still pretty neat tbh |
| adjl 09/08/25 11:21:07 PM #7 | And we are actually past the usual 30-40 years that slower carcinogens take to take effect, in the case of 80's stuff. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Did you know that it's Diddy's Kong Quest |
| adjl 09/08/25 11:00:01 PM #3 | It took me far, far too long to realize that that title is a play on the word "conquest." EclairReturns posted... Oh, you mean like one of the subtitles of the fifteenth Fire Emblem game. Fates was 14, not 15. 15 was Three Houses. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | mood rings were snake oil, but they were still pretty neat tbh |
| adjl 09/08/25 10:59:25 PM #5 | ParanoidObsessive posted... With all the thermochromic chemicals we had thrown at us, it's probably a miracle we didn't develop ultracancer or something. Yet. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | When you pick wait and save to be somewhere in 50... |
| adjl 09/08/25 5:06:15 PM #17 | SinisterSlay posted... I walk everywhere. Fun fact: E-bikes are actually about 30% better for CO2 emissions per distance than conventional bikes are, when you factor in the food costs of powering a conventional bike. That distinction is pretty trivial when both options are an order of magnitude better than even an electric car, but it's still entertaining. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | When you pick wait and save to be somewhere in 50... |
| adjl 09/08/25 2:48:11 PM #13 | Far-Queue posted... Everything's within walking distance if you have enough time As long as there are no oceans to cross or islands otherwise come into the equation. That's not strictly a question of walking distance, but it is definitely a factor in determining whether or not a given trip is possible to walk. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Have you ever dated a co worker before? |
| adjl 09/08/25 2:32:05 PM #5 | Nope. Never had the opportunity. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | How do you answer "What's movies/games/music do you like?" |
| adjl 09/07/25 1:18:58 AM #13 | That takes the pressure off of you figuring out what to say, but it's worth keeping in mind that if they're asking you, there's a fair chance that it's either because they're genuinely interested or because they themselves aren't really sure how they'd answer and are trying to beat you to it to buy themselves some time/establish context for them to work from. If either of those is the case, pulling the Reverse card can be a little rude and may make them uncomfortable. A tricky lesson to learn in dealing with social anxieties (of which this is an example) is that most people experience some degree of anxiety talking to new people. Exactly how much varies from person to person, as does the specific manifestation of it and how well they're able to mask it, but you're usually not going to be the only one in any given conversation with a stranger who feels a bit uncomfortable. Making effective small talk is as much about helping your conversation partner manage their discomfort as it is about overcoming your own. In a case like this, putting a bit of effort in to give an actual answer gives them something to build off of, which is a more comfortable position to be in than facing a totally open-ended question. On the flip side, they could certainly do the same to put you in a more comfortable position, and it's not wrong to feel a bit resentful when they choose not to and you have to pick up that slack, but if you make a point of taking the initiative instead of hoping that they will, you'll find that small talk generally goes better. Tangentially, this is why icebreaker activities are so universally loathed but also kind of work: Everyone hates them because they make everyone uncomfortable. Because they make everyone uncomfortable, though, everyone knows that everyone else is also uncomfortable, and there's a paradoxical comfort in that because it takes away that pressure of "what if I screw up this introduction because I'm more uncomfortable than them?". They also take away the question of who has to take the initiative to get the conversation rolling by pre-defining exactly what both participants have to do. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Were English teachers correct about the hidden meanings of literature? |
| adjl 09/06/25 11:34:53 PM #11 | joemodda posted... What bugs me is how these literature snobs think that a book can 'only' be good if its jam packed with hidden allegories and metaphors and dumb s*** like that. Some of that is just plain snobbery, especially if they try to force that opinion on others or look down on them for disagreeing, but part of it's also a legitimate preference. If you like digging into a story and teasing out interesting subtext, a story that offers nothing beyond face value is inevitably going to be disappointing. That's not wrong, it's just a different approach to consuming media. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Sony is fucking up by not licensing an Astro Bot costume for Halloween |
| adjl 09/06/25 9:56:11 PM #10 | A rock? In this housing market? You're lucky to find a perforated leaf for less than $2k/month. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Were English teachers correct about the hidden meanings of literature? |
| adjl 09/06/25 1:27:16 PM #5 | Entity13 posted... A little of column A, a little of column B. This. There is often meaning behind authors' explicit intent, reflecting their subconscious biases, the context in which it was written, the impact it had on subsequent works, interpretations that are needed to recontextualize it for modern audiences, and other such subtextual analyses. It's not at all uncommon, though, to read way too far into things and make up a bunch of information that just straight up isn't there. The tricky thing, though, is that you can't learn which is which well enough to come up with your own reasonable interpretations (as opposed to just getting the answer right on the test) without experiencing both the legitimate subtextual analysis and the bullshit. That means that, while a lot of literary deep dives in English class are largely nonsense, that nonsense can still help develop the skills, which is the ultimate goal of education. It's a tough balance to strike. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Sony is fucking up by not licensing an Astro Bot costume for Halloween |
| adjl 09/06/25 12:59:31 PM #3 | Nade_Duck posted... i haven't exactly looked for it to be fair, but i also don't think i've ever really seen anything in the way of astrobot merchandising. seems like a really weird missed opportunity given its popularity. While they haven't been saying "you guys don't really want finite single-player games" as explicitly as they were in the late 00's/early 10's, many publishers (Sony included) are still very much trying to push live services and multiplayer games over games like Astro Bot. Merchandise would almost certainly sell (though where the game's popularity was a bit of a surprise to them, they didn't have that merchandise ready for launch and therefore missed the optimal window for selling it), but that would constitute investment into an IP that they don't really want to remain super-popular, since that creates demand for a type of game they don't want to make (which in turn generates ill will when they don't meet that demand). Basically, Sony doesn't want Astro Bot to be popular. They don't want series where they tell investors "we spent $10 million on the previous game and made $40 million in sales, so we're looking to invest $10 million in another one," they want series where they say "the previous entry is making us $20 million a month in recurring revenue, and we're looking to invest in another game that will also do that." They don't want to make games that just sell well before everyone moves on. They want games that people play forever so they can keep extracting money from them. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | How do you answer "What's movies/games/music do you like?" |
| adjl 09/05/25 10:15:25 PM #2 | Salrite posted... And then I just end up defaulting to naming a few of the most recent things I've been watching, playing or listening to that come to mind. That's not really a problem. "My tastes are kind of all over the place. Lately, I've been *appropriate verb*ing *thing*." If they've verbed Thing, you've got that to talk about. If they've heard of Thing but not verbed it, you've got that to talk about. If they haven't heard of Thing, you can either try to explain it or flip the conversation around to find out what things they like under the pretense of fishing for something they know that you can relate Thing to. That, in turn, either lets you talk about Thing after giving them a frame of reference by relating it to something they do know, or they'll name a different Thing that you've verbed and you can pivot into talking about that. Failing any of those, you might just not have any tastes in common, and the conversation will probably fizzle out unless you can find something else to discuss. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Guys don't pull we have no AoE! |
| adjl 09/05/25 8:55:47 PM #8 | Lokarin posted... why do you need aoe for a pull? the point of pulling is to grab singles out The point of pulling is to grab a manageable number of enemies. Sometimes that's singles, sometimes it's packs. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Why do we even need Antartica? |
| adjl 09/05/25 6:42:27 PM #5 | ConfusedTorchic posted... im surprised trump hasn't tried to ditch the antarctic treaty system and laid claim to the continent I wouldn't be at all surprised if he doesn't even realize there's a treaty stopping him from doing so. if he had, I think he probably would already have tried to break it. He doesn't exactly handle being told "no" very well. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | I have been splattered with innocent blood! |
| adjl 09/05/25 9:54:12 AM #3 | Blood must be presumed innocent until proven guilty. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Meme 39: A Toast to The Internet |
| adjl 09/05/25 9:26:31 AM #56 | To be fair, "cigarette" and "cause" are words that English lifted from French, and they both lifted "cancer" straight from Latin. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Who the hell is behind this royal kingdom game push |
| adjl 09/04/25 10:03:22 PM #20 | ParanoidObsessive posted... That sort of "non-compete" is often viewed as being legally unenforceable (it comes up a lot when it comes to wrestling contracts). And even in cases where it's acceptable, it usually has a time-limit on it. The FTC actually banned them in the US last year, but it seems that's being challenged. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | How long have you been driving your current car for? |
| adjl 09/04/25 9:39:22 AM #11 | Since December 2021. It's a 2014 model, so it's getting up there, but it hasn't had any issues that would make me concerned that I'll need a new one any time soon. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | I'm watching a bugs life. |
| adjl 09/03/25 11:12:20 PM #13 | CarefreeDude posted... I just found it hilarious that a prey animal (grasshoppers) willingly went into a predator (ants) home, where they would have had limited mobility, have been unable to use their primary method of escape (jumpling/flight), and put themselves at every possible disadvantage. I mean, that's kind of the point: They're relying on intimidating the ants at an individual level to keep them from realizing that they overwhelmingly have the upper hand. That's not particularly consistent with real-world ant or grasshopper psychology, but neither is the fact that they're all talking. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Hollow Knight Silksong comes out soon... Are you getting it? |
| adjl 09/03/25 8:32:17 PM #3 | I still haven't played Hollow Knight. I'm sure I'll enjoy it whenever I do, but I'm not going to be picking up Silksong before that. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | I'm watching a bugs life. |
| adjl 09/03/25 8:31:17 PM #11 | Revelation34 posted... I don't remember all the bugs dying. Disney adaptations of classic stories taking out the part where everyone dies is pretty standard. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Meme 39: A Toast to The Internet |
| adjl 09/03/25 2:27:58 PM #46 | Literal peacocking. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | I'm watching a bugs life. |
| adjl 09/03/25 1:50:47 PM #3 | It was only relatively recently that I realized it's literally just Seven Samurai but with bugs. In my defense, the last time I'd seen it was years before I'd even heard of Seven Samurai and I remembered very little about it, but it's kind of funny how obvious it is through adult eyes. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Arv enjoys filler episodes |
| adjl 09/03/25 8:02:47 AM #7 | I'd argue that most of TLA was filler. The series as a whole put a lot more emphasis on characters and worldbuilding than on larger story arcs. Fortunately, those characters and worldbuilding are great and that means the filler is still a good time. Ember Island Players is also an example of a recap episode done well. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | I hate people who hate sports |
| adjl 09/02/25 10:44:50 PM #60 | ApertureBear posted... Cooperative societies always out-perform competitive societies. Would you say they win the competition between societies? --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Arv enjoys filler episodes |
| adjl 09/02/25 1:15:51 PM #5 | agesboy posted... They're functionally just for people who been away from the series for a while. Like, there's about five years in between each season of Re:zero, recaps are perfectly fine there. If they sneak it into the middle of a weekly ongoing series? Iffy, but still can be useful for something like conan that only really has a plot-heavy arc every could dozen or hundred episodes. That's true, but I feel like recaps at the start of a season aren't all that common. That makes sense, but I'd also still be more than a little annoyed if I waited several years for a new season and the first episode of that season was entirely a recap. Taking a chunk out of that first episode to remind viewers how they got there is fair game, though. I'm remembering, talking about this, that Wolf's Rain (I had to look it up to remember which series it was) had four consecutive recap episodes in a row at one point late in the series. That was horrible. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | do you guys think i've got enough mods for stardew installed |
| adjl 09/02/25 1:11:21 PM #2 | I mean, you're so close to confirming whether or not the mod count is displayed as an 8-bit integer. It'd be a shame to stop now. For science and whatnot. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
| Topic | Mega Dragonite |
| adjl 09/02/25 12:07:17 PM #116 | papercup posted... Okay. I have good news and bad news. First, the bad news. The cartridge was again not working. I tried power cycling the console. I tried taking the cartridge out and putting it back in. I tried a different console. Errors every time. Now for the good news. I tried Bank. Bank worked. It read the cartridge no problem. My Pokmon were all alive and in tact. I decided that I did not know how long my 3DS would hold out in general. So I made the executive decision to move all of my Pokmon off the 3DS and into Home. I am disappointed that my Gen 6 ribbon hunting adventure was cut short so abruptly, and that I really didnt do any at all in Gen 7. But it is what it is, my Pokmon are alive and thats what matters. Everyone made it to Home safely and are in their proper spot in the box. As far as I know, that error is specific to the cartridge, and only affects a relatively small handful of games. It doesn't indicate anything wrong with the system as a whole, so you probably don't have anything to worry about there. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. |
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