Now that we apparently have bots that are better than top players, the integrity of every online tournament including the GCs is threatened
drop the letterboxd @Pontifex
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A new study from UCLA polled Gen Z viewers (10 to 24 year olds) and found that 48.4% said there is "too much sex and sexual content in TV and movies."
60.9% said they want romance depicted as "more about the friendship between the couple than sex.”
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if people saying that Scarlet/Violet are indefensible I would get it. I don't hate them, but those games have a ton of issues and if I wasn't playing VGC I'd probably never touch them after finishing my playthrough.
But Z-A? That's the game you can't fathom people liking?
I'd love to read a paper on the psychology of fans who are more interested in leaks than the actual thing they're a fan of. Fascinating.
As I understand it, the issue isn't that the player changed the sheet instead of a judge. Once the submission deadline passes, the sheet should not be changed, and instead the team needed to be changed to match the sheet. If not possible, the mon should be removed.
Went 7-0 at my first @playpokemon regional only to get DQd because I saw an error on my team sheet and fixed it before ever playing a game, and apparently because a judge didn't do it I had an "unfair advantage". All my opponents could clearly see the correct moves, absurd.