you-only-liberate-once:

the-memorable-silent:

I’m intending to play all of them ahaha

at the very least I’d like to start at the beginning at least plot wise because i’ll be honest I have VERY little idea what it’s actually about besides

y’know

duels with animals that come out of balls

also when there are two different versions what is the best one to play?!

buT GOSH OK THANK FOR UR APPROVAL SEnPAI

GOOD GOOD oMGgGGG

yeah uhhh i’d recommend starting with FireRed, then!! and then go through the generations from there

Generation 3 is a bit weird because Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald were released before FireRed and LeafGreen, but the former generation is chronologically the third so„,expect the graphics to kinda shift weirdly if that makes sense (like the graphics will be okay in FireRed, then suddenly get really good in HeartGold and SoulSilver, and then degrade in Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald, and then get good again by Diamond/Pearl/Platinum skdjfkd)

as for which versions you should pick, it usually just depends on personal preference?? each generational game’s plotline is basically the same, but the different versions will contain different Pokemon (in Black and White for example, if you play Black version, N uses Zekrom, but if you play White version he uses Reshiram, and different Pokemon appear in the wild and yeah)

so yeah usually you can just pick which game you like the mascot Pokemon of more haha„ for games that come in threes though, it’s usually best to pick the third one!! (sooooooo i’d recommend picking Platinum if you want to play Diamond/Pearl/Platinum, and Emerald if you wanna play Sapphire/Ruby/Emerald— for the others, it doesn’t really matter)

THIS IS pRobABLY COnfuSInG i’M SORRY i’m excited

nO ACTUALLY IT’S REALLY HELPFUL WOW THANKS the site i found with all of the mac ports (because i don’t have the money for a proper console orz) dOEsn’T HaVE theM in OrDEr and the wikipedia article was reALLY UNHELPFUL SO THANKS YOU’VE MADE ME UNDERSTAND GOSH

you-only-liberate-once:

the-memorable-silent replied to your post: kibi i’m finally doing it i’m gonna play pokemon…

i’m thinking of fire red?/ everything i’ve seen says it and leaf green are just updated versions of the original red and blue iS THAT TRUE??? do you have recommendations i should start with instead??

yEAH that’s true!!

uhh well you know me Black and White are my favorites and imo they’re the best story-wise buT UMMM yeAH Firered is a good place to start though i guess!??!!if you’re planning on playing more of them

I’m intending to play all of them ahaha

at the very least I’d like to start at the beginning at least plot wise because i’ll be honest I have VERY little idea what it’s actually about besides

y’know

duels with animals that come out of balls

also when there are two different versions what is the best one to play?!

buT GOSH OK THANK FOR UR APPROVAL SEnPAI

This is a Holmes knocked from the pedestal of the dispassionate gentleman detective. His relationship with his addiction forms the core of his character, of secondary importance only to Watson in his development throughout the season. And Jonny Lee Miller’s fantastic incarnation of Holmes makes sure we feel the weight of addiction in a show that takes it seriously. He suffers the aftermath, and must face the realities of recovery — no easy thing for a man who trades on the illusion of invincibility with all the gusto of the Conan Doyle original.

Also keeping him humble: his supporting cast. There’s a popular misconception — the fault of many an adaptation — that Holmes is a supergenius accompanied by an admiring everyman and surrounded by dunces. Conan Doyle’s Watson and Gregson would beg to differ, and so this Holmes lives in no such vacuum; he’s never the only clever person in a room. When he reveals his addiction, Gregson (not unkindly) points out that as a detective, he had that covered. His sponsor Alfredo’s skills in the repossessionary arts outclass Holmes’s by a mile. He acknowledges Moriarty as more than a match for himself. Even housekeeper/librarian Ms. Hudson has the effortless memory to which Holmes aspires.

And in Watson, he’s found an equal — and that’s what the show’s not-so-secretly about.

from io9’s excellent analysis of the first season of Elementary - Elementary Demonstrates the Right Way to Update a Classic Hero (via gallifreygal)

theinconsequentialgatsby:

Imagine Dragons - Radioactive [8 Bit Remix by NickRemixes]

I’m waking up, I feel it in my soul.

(Source: bednedict)

You know, I put on the big act, storm away in a huff, then I fly off, wait for you to double cross Mal, beat you to the rendezvous spot and grab the loot before you can get to it. What, you didn’t see it coming? You know, I’m a little disappointed. Some of the crew’s performances weren’t quite as nuanced as they could have been. I thought they might have tipped the fact that we were playing you from the second Mal took you out of that crate. Oh, well. Guess not. You’re not going to die, you big baby. The authorities will be here in a few hours to dig you out.

(Source: jamesvega)

(Source: thatssoravenholm)

(Source: trekgate)

Your name is OFF(GAME) FANDOM. And you SWEAR to GOD that are going to SMASH someone’s BRAINS. This is the FIFTH TIME a group of SPECTERS attacks you. It’s like fucking POKEMON here. 

(Source: judgemask-zacharie)

existentialubersmench:

necromorph-slayinglovemachine:

I’m not sure but I think I just accidentally created a legendary Pokemon

holy SHIT

venitus:

Remember when everyone thought this fandom would do good to last 3 months