PokemonGo
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Waylander719
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PokemonGo
Anyone else playing? If not you should this game is AWESOME!
Re: PokemonGo
I have been doing it some. Living in the middle of nowhere I realy have to be going somewhere to get much. My wife loves it, working in Worcester works for her. It's alot more fun then I thought it would be.
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance baffle them with BS. If that doesn't work, riddle them with bullets.
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Commander_Jay
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Re: PokemonGo
How's the gameplay in it? I've heard a million things about the finding and collecting of Pokemon, but then what? What will keep people playing long term?
-Commander Jay
"If you know the enemy and you know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles." -Sun Tzu, The Art of War
"If you know the enemy and you know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles." -Sun Tzu, The Art of War
Re: PokemonGo
People have been wandering around the store area all weekend playing. It's been entertaining to watch. Apparently the meeting house across the parking lot is a Poke Gym.
~J
~J
Re: PokemonGo
I went to CT for a game and saw the same thing! With Connecticon going on nearby, there were a lot of costumes.
What aims do the Orks have? What is the point of a tornado?
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ADBI dig how in a setting where giant, muscled fungus men ride Mad Max cars and use their own teeth as currency, the concept of little engineering dudes with beards was considered a step too far down the aisle of silliness.
Re: PokemonGo
I found it to be a lot of fun till you run out of pokeballs. The pokestops and gyms need to be places where you would hang out. For example, the gym closest to me is in the parking lot outside of Target. I'm not a 15 year old who is going to loiter in the parking lot for an hour in order to play. Maybe Northampton area is better. I'll wander up there over the weekend to see.
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I can reach about a dozen pokestops from within a one minute walk of my office. Northampton is dense with them. Easthampton too, along Cottage Street.
This just goes to show: No matter how stupid and useless a weapon may look to you, some guy in Asia with too much time on his hands has figured out how to use it to kill five ninjas.
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orkwarboss
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Re: PokemonGo
Do not know anything about the game but the memes have been fun.
Lion El’ Johnson – This one is an oldie but a goodie. Turns out he was a poet from the Victorian era who wrote a poem called ‘The Dark Angel’. He also was rumored to have quite the secret for those times.
Commander_Jay wrote:On the plus side, some of the rules and attacks are hilarious. My Gyrocopter can tilt its rotors and cut through people like a homicidal kitchen blender.
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Kinne
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Re: PokemonGo
Stanley Park in Westfield is pretty loaded. . .a dozen or so stops and three gyms. But near my house? One is about a mile down the street one way, and another is a mile down the street the other way. One is a monument in the middle of the street, the other is a church. And I totally didn't park in the church's parking lot on my way home from Home Depot earlier tonight. . .
"Every man is a spark in the darkness. By the time he is noticed, he is gone forever; a retinal after image that soon fades and is obscured by newer, brighter lights."
Re: PokemonGo
NERDS!!!!
What aims do the Orks have? What is the point of a tornado?
Fighting E.G.A.D.D Excitable Gamer Attention Deficit Disorder
Fighting E.G.A.D.D Excitable Gamer Attention Deficit Disorder
ADBI dig how in a setting where giant, muscled fungus men ride Mad Max cars and use their own teeth as currency, the concept of little engineering dudes with beards was considered a step too far down the aisle of silliness.