Use double spacing instead of single spacing, and you're all set for non-blocks of text.
Hm... well, I agree with Eskay on what he said. I find him being an evil lab experiment to be a bit unnecessary, however. Being just a Pokemon who wants to be a Trainer is fine, as we already have a couple of Pokemon who do that.
This signature is empty. Nothing to see here.So before I do anything further with Myra and Linux, we really need to figure out just how much of a powerhouse Rotom-Z would be. Having its stats be literally "Rotom plus Porygon-Z" would give it a BST of 975, which is too much even considering it's only possible alone, in double battles. So we need to properly nerf it. So any input would be highly appreciated.
Averaging their stats or giving the general Rotom spread would work if it wasn't technically two mons already. The point was that it stands alone in double battles. You can't send out a second mon alongside it; it already counts as two. Giving it something "in between" would only result in a Curb-Stomp Battle.
No, I think this is something that you had the right to do autonomously. You've been around for a while, they're your characters, and it follows the internal logic of the universe (Rotom can possess machines, Porygon-Z is a computer, ergo, Rotom should be able to possess Porygon-Z).
However, it is logistically tricky. It's not so much "you shouldn't have done it" as "wow, it's tough to actually think through what this might mean".
Eh, I don't feel like it was something that needed to be gone over with. Like Wolf, said, it makes sense.
But I agree with Onion's theory on its effectiveness. After all, it's quite likely someone's thought of merging a Rotom with a Porygon or other "mechanical" mon before. Maybe the reason the technique isn't in widespread use is just because it's not very effective compared to using the two mons separately?
(Of course, since Linux is all glitched up on its own, it's probably a whole different story between it and Myra. :P Especially since a Rotom possessing something is way more powerful than one that isn't.)
Plus, a Rotom-Z gets a double attack.
Dunsparce didn't stop being a thing or anything.

As long as his power doesn't get out of hand, I'm all for it. It'll be interesting to see a mon as a main PC.
edited 15th Oct '12 10:36:07 AM by Eskay64