@AstralOrAutumn@ZekeWhere Pokemon regionals are funded by TPCi and written off as part of a marketing budget with no expectation of profit on a per-event basis. Smash events are owned by individual community members who will lose money if the event doesn’t break even. They can’t charge pokemon prices.
@PokeGonzaTCG Rare line if you can pull it off is gust KO a slowpoke and slowking with torrential pump, if they have no other slows on the bench they need to take a turn off or build a Clefairy and that needs double full benches to KO. Probably only reasonable if your ace spec is prime catcher
@louis_wml@bshum100 that color is actually yellow; it's got no regulation letter and a copyright date of 2012 in the bottom left corner so yes it has rotated by a lot
@Kadano I always called them forced grab breaks to differentiate them from grab breaks caused by neither player, but perhaps “intentional” is a better modifier to describe that
@AnonymousBadge3 Yesterday AnonymousBadger visited us in Maryland and inquired about purchasing “UltRank”, a one-of-a-kind algorithm that plays an important part in ranking Smashers. Ultrank is permanently attached to Barnard’s Loop and isn’t for sale. However, the negative experience Badger desc
@CrunchBuilds@__Siffa@eMeFerret And finally, your business model depends on people not pirating and redistributing licensed remixes, which as you know is only getting easier. If the legal moat won’t protect Nintendo, it certainly won’t protect you or any other middleman. And if it will, they don’t need you.
@CrunchBuilds@__Siffa@eMeFerret On top of that, Nintendo ignores all unsolicited ideas because incorporating them would open them up to legal liability, and licensing remixes would cut into their first party profits, so any monetary benefit they’d gain from licensing would probably be net negative long term.