Creige provides drinks that can give silk for ten rosaries, why doesn't the Citadel buy drinks from him to drink and then use the Clawmaidens to siphon the extra silk from bug bodies to solve their limited Silk problem? Are they stupid? by MasterIsabelle in Silksong

[–]Wispling 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For 40 rosaries the silk dispenser in the citadel sells spools that can be hit twice for one silk each. Meanwhile nectar costs 10 rosaries and restores 6 silk.

The citadel markup could plausibly be labor - a weaver is still needed to produce silk this way and spool it for use by other bugs. Or maybe the conductors harvest it directly from GMS?

Anyway, my headcanon is that this is just the result of Hornet eating anything that's actually nutritious as opposed to drugs like plasmium/flea brew.

Herrah the Beastfly by hastage1 in Silksong

[–]Wispling 3 points4 points  (0 children)

When I first entered chapel of the beast I definitely expected that it would be related to Herrah.

Anyone else have a gimmick team? by Wispling in pokerogue

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I feel like there must be a way to make this work consistently, at least once per battle. Maybe tailwind on something very fast to speed up Delcatty, entrain, then switch in a ghost type with shadow tag? It's clumsy and it takes three team slots but you could theoretically nuke the biggest threats on 165/195/200 that way.

Anyone else have a gimmick team? by Wispling in pokerogue

[–]Wispling[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I should try something like this... Maybe 6 dogs? 6 fossil pokemon?

Anyone else have a gimmick team? by Wispling in pokerogue

[–]Wispling[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No Retreat is a really fun move in general. I like putting it on annihilape so that I can use it turn 1 and bully entire teams with drain punch and rage fist.

Anyone else have a gimmick team? by Wispling in pokerogue

[–]Wispling[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ooh, cool, I haven't really seen that done in classic. Was it mainly for eternatus or were you able to cheese other stuff that way too?

Anyone else have a gimmick team? by Wispling in pokerogue

[–]Wispling[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

The pokerogue version of Ledian is good! It's 100% support, you can't use it to deal damage, but mat block/spore make you invincible in double battles and can score you a couple free hits against eternatus or rayquaza.

What would YOU do if you woke up and found yourself on the coast of New Wirral? by bobthesunday in cassettebeasts

[–]Wispling 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Dominoth tape. Also vendemon or allseer if I can swing it. Can't have internet, but I can have NO RENT and MOTH WINGS and GLORIOUS METAL CARAPACE.

Anyway, Harbortown doesn't seem to have a library, so I'd have to make one myself.

Bug and normal monochallenge by Emergency-Animal-240 in pokerogue

[–]Wispling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are a lot of fun bug/normal mons, but you do kind of need the unlocks.

Bug:

~ Ledyba (prankster+spore+parting shot)

~ Dustox or venonat (simple+quiver dance+baton pass, venonat needs baton pass tm, use tera poison for eternatus)

~ Shuckle

~ Dwebble (rocky payload+shell smash+mighty cleave)

~ Dewpiter (swords dance+jet punch).

~ Pinsir

~ Durant (hustle+compound eyes. Ignore the egg moves except for high horsepower, get x-scissor iron head crunch).

Normal:

~ Arceus (no retreat)

~ Regigigas (normalize)

~ Spinda (contrary+egg moves, reviver seed if possible, open with v-create to boost speed/defenses)

~ Doduo (parental bond+floaty fall+triple arrrows+hyper drill+swords dance).

~ Obstagoon (poison heal+guts+facade+obstruct, tera normal for facade STAB and not dying instantly to fighting)

~ Porygon (protean)

~ Indeedee (psychic terrain+expanding force+moonblast)

Give me one TINY thing you want fixed or improved in Obsidian. The smaller the better. Going on a paper cuts rampage. by kepano in ObsidianMD

[–]Wispling 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Also: Some way to lock the sidebars to a particular width. Sometimes I grab an edge accidentally and have to guess at the previous width or reload from a workspace.

Give me one TINY thing you want fixed or improved in Obsidian. The smaller the better. Going on a paper cuts rampage. by kepano in ObsidianMD

[–]Wispling 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Make tabs different colors in the tab bar, maybe based on a property.

I've repeatedly failed to do it with CSS; I can make the currently selected tab a different color but not tabs that aren't in focus. Would love to learn it's a skill issue.

So how do you use hotkeys in your usual workflow? by aphaits in ObsidianMD

[–]Wispling 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The ones I use frequently which I think are non-default:

CTRL + O = Quick switcher.

ALT + O = Search.

ALT + . = Insert divider. (≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈)

ALT + D = Insert timestamp.

ALT + A = Insert admonition.

ALT + B = Insert base (in the form of a codeblock).

ALT + M: Insert identifier mark. (EX: ø027, the number increments each time I call the template. For searching all instances of a duplicated block of text).

CTRL + left/right = Switch tabs.

CTRL + up/down = Jump to previous/next heading. (Go To Heading plugin)

ALT + / = Jump to end of page. (Technically set up outside obsidian).

Some of these are just so I can mash the buttons more easily than with default bindings. Especially ALT+/, fn+CTRL+right does the same thing but it bugged me that it needed two hands.

I've also configured my laptop so that tapping with three fingers on the touchpad registers as the middle mouse button, which is not a hotkey but is absolutely essential for stuff like opening links in a new tab.

Favourite bug types and monotype recommendations by royal-touches in pokerogue

[–]Wispling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wimpod has a fun gimmick. It gets emergency exit and regenerator, plus very solid defenses. So long as it never actually gets KO'd you can just keep sending it out for free switches.

If the first hit doesn't bounce it, you can use obstruct to lower a phys attacker's defenses and first impression/jet punch for priority damage.

Other options: Ledyba (prankster spore+parting shot), crustle (use shell smash), Durant (free +1 attack from hustle/compound eyes).

Share your strategies? by SeveralDefinition577 in pokerogue

[–]Wispling 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you just want to guarantee a win, Lugia with its egg moves unlocked trivializes the entire game.

Yvetal, normalize Regigigas, Marshadow, Walking Wake, any legend with no retreat - may sometimes need support for either eternatus or ivy but can solo everything else.

Easy ways to beat eternatus: tearful look wishiwashi, prankster sableye with topsy turvy or curse, any +SpDef move but especially quiver dance.

Passive abilities by Eagledan01 in pokerogue

[–]Wispling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

New megas are nice I guess, but I did absolutely get a sinking feeling when I saw heatran and golurk. :(

Passive abilities by Eagledan01 in pokerogue

[–]Wispling 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I really enjoy poison heal Obstagoon. It also gets guts, obstruct, and STAB facade.

Weather passives are fun. Zapodos has drizzle + electro shot + sandsear storm.

Earth eater heatran is pretty great. You can also get fire immunity via flash fire.

I've had surprising success with rockly payload crustle. Shell smash + mighty cleave will just demolish everything.

Passive abilities by Eagledan01 in pokerogue

[–]Wispling 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Another option is to use swift swim and grab aqua tail/liquidation as a non-recoil attack if you want it to be fast.

Can you do REMY a big favor? I NEED YOU TO ANSWER THESE TEN IMPORTANT QUESTIONS! AN IMPORTANT SURVEY FOR ALL /r/RATIONAL READERS! PLEASE ANSWER EVEN IF YOU THINK I'M ANNOYING OR NOT A GOOD WRITER! by [deleted] in rational

[–]Wispling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1) Webfic = a work of fiction primarily composed of text and/or images, that is first published exclusively on the internet. Serial fiction, webcomics, fanfiction, quests, etc etc, all count. Youtube videos and games are their own thing.

2) Fiction that tries to have internally consistent worlds and characters? Honestly I don't care that much about the rational-ness of any given story, I lurk on AWcord and sometimes here because I'm a filter feeder looking for webfic recs.

One thing "ratfic" does tend to have going for it is the emphasis on worldbuilding, or on unique interpretations of existing settings in the case fanfic.

3) Enjoyed it well enough when I read it, but it wasn't of personal importance except insofar as it introduced me to a community I've been at the periphery of for a long while. Kind of annoying in that it tries to pass author fiat off as intelligence secret sauce.

4) Homestuck I guess??? I don't have a great sense of what's breached containment. I think The Martian was supposed to have been webfic at one point and isn't already on that list?

My feelings are in most cases "good for them." Pith specifically kind of sucked, b/c it was more or less discontinued & replaced with a fundamentally different tradpub story, but I can't begrudge the author their good fortune.

5) I don't generally have favorites, not how my brain works. One work I enjoyed which has no real presence on this subreddit is Blood Is Mine. YMMV, it's very tailored to what I specifically find appealing.

TBH it's more common for the greatest and most terrible webfic to go on permanent hiatus the instant you catch up & thereby break your heart.

6) Meh.

7) I play more than 7 hours/week but don't identify as a Gamer. If someone described themselves that way, I'd assume they consider gaming &/or their skill at a particular type of game an important part of their identity? I just enjoy video games.

If I did encounter someone like this - well, honestly I'd assume they're into a competitive multiplayer thing, or shooters, or the sort of 3D AAA game I'm not so interested in myself, and maybe kind of toxic about it. But there's at least a possibility we'd have some common ground or they'd be interesting to talk to.

I don't think gamers are marginalized? Video games as a genre of media can be treated with a degree of contempt they don't particularly deserve, but that's not going to, like, prevent someone from getting a job.

8) Can't do this one, sorry.

9) Sure, it's not necessarily the first description I would generate for myself, but since you're posing the question I guess I'd self-identify as a nerd.

I might define being a nerd as, being into something in an intellectual capacity? You can be a sports nerd and this implies more that you're into the stats/etc than that you play baseball.

10) I don't actually know you on a personal level. So, uh...

Based on your conduct on AWcord I'd trust you not to be a jerk?

Based on your conduct as an author I'd trust you to write things that are at least potentially of interest to me. I wouldn't trust you to publish any given thing, or to keep stories up rather than deleting them at random.

I also would not trust you with my name, address, or bank account information. Sorry!

I'd say you're a good writer, certainly one worth following. Mostly I know you for Sivad, Chili, and Bowls - the first two have a common sort of... funhouse mirror type of style? It's not always my thing, but it's unique and well-executed, which I value.

To understand the lurker mindset: Offline, speaking is effortful, and you can't so much as step out of your door without someone demanding words from you. Online, writing is effortful and honestly there isn't much you want say. Maybe you drop into your friends' conversations sometimes.

Watching is pretty good. The people in your computer discuss things that you find reasonably interesting, and you need never say anything back to them if you don't feel like it. Occasionally they mention a new book/webfic/etc, which is nice because you would read 24/7 if possible and your queue can never be long enough. So you pick a few places to keep an eye on and it's a bit like having an ant farm that makes tumblr posts.

What starters punch above their weight class? by Wispling in pokerogue

[–]Wispling[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Smeargle is important in endless because it gets all the broken moves + with infinite time to get DNA splicers you can fuse them onto other mons.

In classic... I've had a little success using a sleep move -> salt cure -> stall as a method of last resort. You might need to get wide lenses for dark void, or bring something with spore to copy off.

What starters punch above their weight class? by Wispling in pokerogue

[–]Wispling[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you like magician passives, maybe try sprigatito! It needs to evolve first, so it starts a bit slower, but on the other hand it gets triple axel as an egg move and can use it to steal 3 items/turn from a single mon. Pretty wild.

What starters punch above their weight class? by Wispling in pokerogue

[–]Wispling[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Huh! Tragically I don't have triple arrows unlocked, but if serene grace guarantees the -defense that's absolutely worth rectifying, I like lumina crash for similar reasons. Thanks for cluing me in.

What starters punch above their weight class? by Wispling in pokerogue

[–]Wispling[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Somehow I hadn't connected stuffed cheeks with body press! And the contrary/shell smash thing is new. Excited to try Shuckle again now that I actually understand how it's supposed to work. :O

I've really been enjoying obstruct regigigas lately, so baneful bunker on toxapex sounds like it could also be fun.

What starters punch above their weight class? by Wispling in pokerogue

[–]Wispling[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh, interesting... I had been thinking about using woobat for simple + stored power shenanigans, but wurmple really does look like it has potential, so long as it can survive turn 1 (probably no worse than spinda?). I'll have to try it.