You only find Zubat in caves(or near caves at night).  Zigzagoon and Bidoof were residing in almost every route.  Sure Zubat is in every game, but at least you don't see it everywhere you go.

Pokemon BW - Now with 400% more Zubat.

Learning how to BBQ... ._.

Baking, Cooking took some time, but BBQ is taking longer than expected... :/

If you have a little patience and pay attention, BBQ'ing is pretty easy. But I also love cooking...

Anyway; something I'm currently trying to learn is Japanese (so original, I know) and Kanji. Success rate: .3%

Tch.

We understand, yo'. That's how it was when I first moved. I didn't do much but lay around and enjoy the sun for about a week. Still, intrawebz is the first thing I got hooked up. It was up minutes after I moved in.

Hoi.

I look forward to you coming back, though; we haven't done much balancing without you.

I updated the FC section; if I missed you, or you want me to put you up there, let me know.

@Lucario: I finally finished breeding your two 'mons. Hit me up on IRC whenever you want them.

I have to admit; I'm surprised. Some, keyword being some, of those new Pokemon look interesting. Like they actually have thought behind them. One of the main reason that I didn't like Gen 4 was because of the lackluster designs behind most of the sprites. (And I don't mean Bibarel.) It just felt like they didn't care about the Pokemon that generation.

These, though, definitely required a smidgeon of thought. True, they are starting to look like Digimon, but what do I care? I loved Digimon when I was a kid. (Still might, haven't checked...) I don't see them looking like Digimon as being a bad thing. Really, how could they not be eventually? The same way that, given enough time, Digimon would have started looking like something else.

Either way, the mole thing is what I'm interested in. Dark/Steel? Fire/Steel? Ground/Steel? I can't tell, but it intrigues me.

Problem.
You can only Get his Origin Forme on Platinum, and when you try trading it, He drops his Orb.

This was only true before the Sinjoh Ruins event in HG and SS. Now, you can acquire a level 1 Palkia, Dialga, or Giratina (all with their respective orbs) by taking a TRU event Arceus to the ruins.

Phew. Topics move fast around here. (Or maybe I'm just slow...)

I was actually just thinking about this the other day after reading the newest posts in the other Gym Leader thread. It's like you guys here always know what is on my mind. I consider that a good thing. Anyway, to answer your question, I'm for a wait period in which a player cannot challenge a Gym Leader again. My thought was around ~2 hours. This gives them ample time to go train, learn, try out some new combinations, but without being overly annoying. (If you ask me.)

It also stops one, crucial thing; power leveling. There would be, unless we did something odd like giving  you no experience, no way to stop someone from power leveling their Pokemon by just losing over and over again while still accumulating experience. Trust me. People would do this; in fact, I can guarantee it would happen unless we impose some form of limit to Gym Battles.

The battles are already going to be hard, to stop people from breezing through them. I'll make sure of that myself. (Talent trees, IV's, and movesets if you will.) So, I can pretty much assue you that, unless you know what you are doing, the Gym Leaders aren't going to be anything like in the handheld games. I think people will enjoy it more this way. C/D that with me, but would you really want an MMO you can beat in like a week?

Another thing I think is that, once you beat a Gym Leader, there will be a wait period before you can challenge the next one. One to two days, at the most. Again, some people might see this as a drag, but with seventeen gyms, this will add a lot of playability while giving you incentive to explore and try other things out.

I think I started to ramble, lol, but I hope that answers your question. That's what I intend with PU, and I'll bring it up when we come to it.

lol, "unique" is nothing I'd ever attribute to my own writing style, to be honest. It pulls from many different authors. Brian Jacques, R.A. Salvatore, Christopher Paolini, and that's only naming three off the top of my head. (Books by them happen to be right here, so yeah...)

I do realize I need to get into a habit of shortening my sentences more and trying to be more concise. At least, I believe so. I've started reading new books recently. (Ever hear of The Lightning Thief?) The style of writing is quaint and charming. After finishing it, it made me realize that other styles work just as well and trying to expand isn't a bad thing.

I digress, however. Since you guys have shown interest, and if anyone else does, I can post up the next section when I'm finished writing with it.