The Making of a Pokémon Master
Time 15:00
Next day, after doing his psychotherapy and john get his new pc system for streaming, he check his gaming system.
System Status
Level: 3
Shop Points: 2,515
Total Money: $16,140,099.42
Total Games Sold: 2,476,995
Shop Options UnlockedLevel 1 Unlocks:
Lesser Mind Recall Potion - Allows recalling some information about a game previously played.
Cost: 100 Shop Points
Level 2 Unlocks:
Lesser Animation Suite - Basic tools for creating and editing animations.
Cost: 300 Shop Points
Level 3 Unlocks:
Lesser AI System - Basic AI functionalities for games.
Cost: 500 Shop Points
Rapidly accumulating experience and wealth, he stumbled upon a compact animation suite in a quaint shop. Instantly recognizing its potential for crafting captivating trailers to promote his game, he wasted no time in acquiring it. Simultaneously, he reached out to a renowned animation company via email, proposing a collaboration on a Pokemon animation project to elevate the allure of the beloved creatures. As his prosperity burgeoned, lucrative opportunities flooded in; one such offer involved designing Pokemon-themed dolls and plush toys. also, He had an ai system on the shop, that while it would be better for online games, it can also be used to monitor for cheats on the online battles. Hopefully highter lvls will unlock better ai.
onother information, was the weekly xgaming show, witch show the best games of the year, Will be sawing today and he was hoping for pokemon in the top 10. People on the forum has start a beting pool about what place it should be.
Not everything is great though. Many people find themselves stuck in the game. People can't find the HM Cut and after Cerulean City, their road is blocked in almost all directions. There are some comments that the game isn't complete yet, which has dampened some of the great vibes. Thankfully, his streaming equipment has arrived, and if I show the way that people have been stuck, he will surely gain tons of followers.
First things first. The forums are buzzing with discussions, and it won't be long before someone figures out the best strategies. It's time to draw people to my stream. In my previous life, studying journalism taught me valuable techniques in storytelling and audience analysis. People love challenges, and while many will search for solutions, others prefer the easy way or haven't gotten the game yet and want to see others play. By creating the first comprehensive guide, I can attract a large audience. Posting a picture with all 8 badges—despite it only taking me just under 2 hours to finish the game, leaving it overnight so it shows 10+ hours of playtime when people see me creating a new game—will generate excitement. They'll rush to see my stream and follow me quickly.
John sat down to write his forum post, carefully crafting it with the skills he learned in journalism school. He knew how to captivate an audience and generate interest.
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Forum Post:
Title: Completed the Game with All 8 Badges! Watch Me Do It Again in Under 2 Hours!
Post:
Hey everyone,
I'm thrilled to share that I've just completed the game and earned all 8 badges! It was an incredible journey filled with challenges and excitement. To prove my accomplishment, I've attached a screenshot of my badges and the ending screen for you all to see.
![Screenshot of All 8 Badges and Ending Screen]
But the adventure doesn't stop here. I'm about to start a new game and I promise to complete it in under 2 hours. Yes, you heard that right—less than 2 hours! I'll be streaming the entire process live starting at 16:00, so you can watch and learn as I go through each step, encounter, and strategy. Whether you're looking for tips, enjoying the gameplay, or just curious about how to achieve this feat, my stream is the place to be.
And here's the best part: I promise to finish before the XGaming Show at 18:00, and we can watch it together afterward. Join me on this exciting journey and let's explore the world of Pokémon together.
See you at the stream!
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John sat at his desk, fingers tapping away as he completed his post to pokemon forums. Anticipation buzzed in the air with just an hour left before his live stream was scheduled to begin. With a deep breath, he shifted gears to focus on planning his upcoming gaming content.
Having already laid the groundwork for the next Pokémon installment, John knew it was too early to unveil it to his eager audience. Contemplation set in as he debated between launching either Dota or League of Legends next. Each game presented its own set of challenges that he meticulously weighed in his mind.
Despite not being as well-versed in League of Legends compared to Dota 2, John's determination shone through. He had studied gameplay videos religiously and believed that with the right mix of potions and AI assistance, he could replicate and refine the intricate skills required to excel in LoL. The prospect of investing in an animation suite excited him as it would enable him to produce the visually stunning short videos synonymous with League of Legends. However, a grim reality loomed over this choice – his current storage capacity fell drastically short with LoL's massive 30 GB size demanding more than what his system could currently offer.
Turning his attention towards Dota as a viable alternative, John saw potential in recreating Warcraft Reign of Chaos first.In his previws life after feeling let down by Reforge, he possessed a Warcraft 3 CD from a friend so he can use the original game to recreate it. By leveraging memory optimization techniques and AI algorithms to fine-tune game stats, John believed he could navigate through this path successfully.
Yet, embarking on this journey came with its own complexities. Building a solid player base for Warcraft was just the beginning; crafting the intricate Dota map and initiating MOBA development were monumental tasks that lay ahead. The nagging concern of fierce competition from rival game developers lingered at the back of John's mind – rushing into this venture could potentially leave him vulnerable to being overshadowed by competitors boasting larger followings in the MOBA genre.
As for the Pokémon animation project on his mind - not content with replicating the original series due to finding it too childish - John envisioned narrating Professor Oak's story but intended to collaborate with professionals on this endeavor. If he manage to get on top 3 of the best games then it will be easier to find a contruct with companies and perhaps they wait to see if the game get any recognision.
Oh well time for the stream to start. Gona start 15 minutes earlier and interuct with people and play a bit the endgame.
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Lily sat at her desk, sipping her lukewarm coffee as she stared at the screen in front of her. Her eyes scanned the Pokémon forums, her mind working overtime to analyze the trends and sentiments of the players. It had been three days since Pokémon: Red launched, and the game's popularity showed no signs of slowing. But amidst the praise and excitement, Lily had found a chink in the armor - the growing frustration of players stuck on obtaining the third gym badge. She had already set her plan in motion, creating anonymous accounts to post inflammatory comments and sow seeds of doubt among the players. But she knew she needed to do more, to strike at the heart of the game's community and turn the players against each other. And then, an idea struck her. A streamer named John had posted a boastful thread, complete with screenshots showcasing his incredible progress through the game. With a cunning smile, Lily realized she could use John's ambition against him, manipulating his boasts to further discredit Pokémon: Red. But for now, Lily had a report to compile. Her bosses at cute pets were breathing down her neck, demanding updates on her progress in taking down the rival game. With a sigh, she began to type, summarizing her findings and outlining her plans for the days ahead.
Confidential Report
Subject: Discrediting of Pokémon: Red - Progress Update
Date: March 20, 2023
Compiled by: Lily, Strategic Operations
Pokémon: Red remains a significant threat to Cute pets's market dominance. Despite being released only three days ago, the game has garnered a massive following, with fans flocking to experience the new take on the beloved Pokémon franchise. However, opportunities to exploit and discredit the game have emerged.
Key Findings:
Player Frustration: A growing number of players are finding themselves stuck on obtaining the third gym badge. This has led to increased frustration and negativity within the community, with some accusing the game of being rushed or incomplete.
Exploitable Streamers: A streamer named "John" has posted boastful claims of his progress through the game, complete with screenshots. His desire for attention and validation makes him a prime target to be manipulated and used as ammunition to further discredit Pokémon: Red.
Action Plan:
Continue Sowing Discord: Utilize anonymous accounts to post inflammatory comments on the forums, fueling the growing frustration and turning players against each other. Focus on John's boasts, framing his progress as illegitimate and damaging to the community.
Manipulate John: Reach out to John under the guise of a supportive fan, encouraging him to continue boasting and sharing his progress. As his stream gains popularity, use his updates as further ammunition to discredit Pokémon: Red.
Monitor and Adapt: Keep a close eye on the community's response, adapting our strategy as necessary. Look for other opportunities to exploit and fuel the growing negativity.
Recommendations:
Increase Monitoring: Allocate additional resources to monitor the Pokémon forums and social media channels. The faster we can identify and exploit weaknesses, the better.
Leverage Influencers: Reach out to gaming influencers and offer them incentives to speak out against Pokémon: Red. Their voices carry significant weight and could be a powerful tool in our arsenal.
Conclusion:
While Pokémon: Red remains a threat, opportunities to discredit the game and turn the players against it have emerged. By manipulating the community's frustrations and exploiting the boasts of streamers like John, we can weaken the game's standing and pave the way for Cute pets to reclaim its dominance.
I will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide regular updates on my progress.
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With her report compiled, Lily leaned back in her chair, a satisfied smile spreading across her face. She had set her plan in motion, and now all she could do was wait and watch as the seeds of discord she had sown began to bear fruit. The fate of Pokémon: Red hung in the balance, and only time would tell if her cunning schemes would prove successful.
But as Lily delved back into her work, a notification pinged on her screen. John's stream was about to begin, and with a flicker of curiosity, she navigated to the channel to observe. The stream loaded, showcasing John as he introduced himself and began his journey through the Pokémon world. Lily watched with a calculating gaze, analyzing his every move and searching for weaknesses to exploit.
As the stream progressed, Lily found herself growing increasingly impressed. John's skills were undeniable, his commentary engaging as he guided his viewers through the game. But amidst the praise and adoration from his audience, Lily saw opportunity. With a few quick keystrokes, she began to work, crafting inflammatory comments and setting her plan in motion.
"Wow, John, you're a real Pokémon master!" she wrote, her words laced with sarcasm. "I bet it's not even that hard for you, huh? Maybe you should try a real challenge instead of babysitting us through the early game."
The comments section erupted into a flurry of activity, with other viewers rushing to John's defense. "Jealous much?" one wrote. "Let the man stream in peace. If you can't handle watching someone better than you, then maybe this isn't the stream for you."
John chuckled heartily, his eyes sparkling with mischief as he leaned in towards the group. "Hold on there, no need for the tough love! Sharing my adventures with you is a blast. Perhaps I'll even up the ante next time. Keep your eyes peeled!""
Lily watched the exchange with a calculating gaze, a small smile playing on her lips. She had taken the first step, sowing the seeds of discord and setting her plan in motion. And as she continued to watch the stream, she couldn't help but feel a thrill of anticipation. The battle for gaming supremacy had only just begun, and she was ready to do whatever it took to ensure Cute pets came out on top.
The fate of Pokémon: Red hung in the balance, threatened by the cunning tactics of its rival. But amidst the schemes and manipulations, the fans waited with bated breath, their allegiances divided as the battle for gaming dominance raged on.
The journey had only just begun, with twists and turns waiting around every corner. The world of gaming held its breath, poised on the precipice of a revolution. And at the heart of it all, one thing was clear - only one game could reign supreme. The question was, which one would it be?
A.N. Sorry for the long absence. Here is a quick chapter to get the story going. Work is finally letting down and after the month end, I will finally be able to have more free time. I haven't abandoned the story and I will eventually finish it, but it's not my priority right now. Hopefully next month, I will be able to have a minimum of one chapter per week.