Wait, what spelling is wrong? "Bulbasaur"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Soulweaver
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Wait, what spelling is wrong? "Bulbasaur"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Soulweaver
I've been hoping for this to happen for years. I love the change.
They changed it?!?!?!!!
YES WOOHOO!!!!! :D
I'm pleased with the change.
Well, now that I think about it, the text doesn't look as spread-apart as it was in Gen 4:
I'll still nickname the Pokemon in caps; it's just how I roll.
I like the new spelling more. Even in Gen II/III, I nicknamed my Pokes in mixed-caps. I mean, it looks more natural. Plus, having every pokemon/item/place in all caps makes it look like the game is shouting at you :complain:
But I can't lie, when the games made the partial move in Gen IV, I wasn't completely used to it... :loopy:
When I nicknamed my legendaries, I just gave them their mixed-cap names. And I used "Ho-oh" instead of "Ho-Oh". Now I fear that that will be the only change I will make.
I would love to read that someday... Caps or not. :-pQuote:
Originally Posted by Zekurom
Eh. My only problem is that my old, migrated teammates will be named in ALL CAPS, making my boxes look very inconsistent unless I continue the all caps trend. I can still fix about a dozen of them, but the ones that don't match will still bug me anyway.
AgreedQuote:
Originally Posted by Bad Wolf
Pretty much this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prison Mike
Sorry, perhaps a more realistic example:Quote:
Originally Posted by Disobedient
"A wild sentret appeared!"
I heard somewhere that TCPi had planned to get rid of the caps-locked names back in Generation IV, but they had some problem with it not working.
i dont need some game yelling at me, Wild BULBASAUR appeared. Catch it NAO!! I would see that its a Bulbasaur thanks.
I always nicknamed my Pokemon in proper capitalization form, now it's being done for me. :smug:
