figured out drops. i want them to go straight into your inventory when you break something, but i also wanted a satisfying drop animation. so i decided to have both!

just don't look down, i haven't implemented the actual "going into inventory" part yet :'D

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doesn't just look like a game now, it *is* a game! :D

make selection with scrollwheel or the keys shown in the slots (background highlight). press 'R' to ready/sheathe (golden cursor). if nothing is readied left click breaks blocks. if a block is readied, left click places

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I realized that Remoraid doesn't appear in Massive Mass Outbreaks because Octillery isn't programmed to go underwater (and it'd be weird to include Octillery and not Remoraid). I don't know why the others were excluded, though I suppose the developers may have wanted Eevee and Cherubi to be rare.

Barboach and Whiscash are some of the only non-legendary Pokémon not available in Massive Mass Outbreaks but available in Mass Outbreaks (alongside Eevee, Remoraid, Octillery, Combee, and Cherubi).

This outbreak really paid off! Don't worry, he has enough room to swim.

(I don't think that the alarm clock manufacturers were allowed to use it)

Even if it's just this one, its neat that there is seemingly an acknowledgement that groups of people refered to the same Pokémon with different names at some point in the Pokémon world (even if it's only for a regional form that can be justified as different from other members of the same species).

I'm looking forward to how Pokémon Legends: Z-A gives attention to less appreciated Pokémon. Chikorita and Tepig as starters, Patrat, and the elemental monkeys appear to be good signs for this, along with all the potential that Mega Evolution brings for less appreciated Pokémon (like Victreebel).

My favorite video games :

- The Pokémon games (favorite is Legends: Arceus)
- The Final Fantasy games (only played I, II, IV, and VI ; favorite is VI)
- The Pac-Man games
- Beastieball
- Celeste
- Kitsune Tails
- Minecraft
- Rune Factory 5
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- Undertale / Deltarune

After playing a few hours of III, I just wanted to move forward, and I felt similarly with V (though I do think I will enjoy V once I wait for the right time to play it). I don't think that they are bad, I'll probably come around to them, I just thought they were too similar to spend hours on.

I'm not sure if I would recommend the other early FF games (I do recommend IV). What happened was I got FFX, and after playing for a few hours, I wanted to start these games from the beginning. I am glad that I did that. Seeing the series evolve from entry to entry is enjoyable to me.