Silver TCG (Made with pokecardmaker.net)

Uhhh I had used Silver's actual stat (For the HP)... But for Super Luck, I had incorporated the coin flip, so there is a bit of luck involved... And I completely forgot attacks can't miss in TCG, sorry!

Its just a meme. No worries.

thx.

Silver card!

really makes me think how limited pokemon cards are considering they only let you have 2 moves.

YEAH!!! UGHHH!

Makes sense, btw while we on the topic of stats in turn based combat games, have you heard of rpg maker (I may have asked this before i ask this random question to allot of people.)

Nope... What is it?

Basically you make retro style turn based rpgs with it, like final fantasy. It can be downloaded on steam, but it can also be downloaded outside of steam I believe, allot of games like oneshot and undertale were made with it.

It's pretty expensive but they offer a 20-day free trial, if you want to check it out ill give you a link, and I recommend getting the 'MV' version, that seems to be the best. https://www.rpgmakerweb.com/downloads

thx. So a question for my tagline, how would I put all of my links? Concept art, Chibi, Picrew, and TCG... I have the links themselves, but they won't all fit.

I got it, make an archive, that's what i'm planning to do, make a new stream, disable auto allowing other posts, put links (or copies of images) in that stream.

and then you can jsut have the link to your archive on your profile.

Thx!

yw

also 84 hp, what level are you again?

Lvl 26

Neat, higher than I expected for that amount of hp, but I guess I don't know much about how stats work in pokemon.
I actually have never played pokemon games until I got my switch last year.

the actual formula used by the games: (1/50 x BS) per level up.

can u explain that more I don't actually know what it really means, sorry. :p

Take the base stat (BS) and divide it by 50, add that to your current stat. (this is per level up)

ah okay.
What if it's a decimal tho?

round up... ALWAYS

Okay. so if it's 0.1 we just add 1 hp? neat

Yeah. Because you can't have .1 stats, you always round up to include that .1