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Japanese players - they KNOW how to play better than us.

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Tabris

Beginning Trainer
Admiral Neptune said:
Most Japaneese players can think faster than us.
Maybe its because they went to school on Saturdays making them 24 hours smarter than us.
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Hahaha, oh wow.
 
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SilverDragon7683

Will Eat For Food
Okay, my turn.

So far I think I have only battled one, maybe two(can't remember) Japanese players, and I lost. However, I lost because I didn't really care. I got "tricked" with Flash Fire/Volt Absorb switching. For example, the battle started out with My Charizard VS their Scizor. Now, no one in their right mind would have kept a Scizor out vs a Charizard so as I figured, they switched to a Flash Fire Arcanine. However I didn't care and used Flamethrower anyway. Then Charizard fainted I sent out Jolteon. Arcanine had one hit left in it, but I decided to think ahead. Instead of useing a powerful thunderbolt to take off 2Hp, I used Hidden Power:fighting instead, and sure enough the opponent switched to a Traceing Proygon2 which walked into a super effective hit.

So in my oppinion, It's not that Japanese are better, but they just take everything more seriously.

[most]Americans want it done fast instead of done right.
 
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Heroo

^.^
I don't care how the Japanese are, I don't play Wifi yet..
Btw, I would more like to have a life then being pro in a children's game...
 
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Wynaut?

Well-Known Member
If it's any consolation, I've kicked some Japanese *** at FF Fables: Chocobo Tales, and I'm just this random English guy from North West London. :)
 
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Ho-oh Master

Well-Known Member
I have beat Japanese people in Pokemon and MPH.
 
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Mono789

Master of Charizard
At least sometimes they are. Some of them have the most random teams...
 
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Drift

u k i f u n e
I need to disagree with the first post.
I tend to defeat Japanese players on PBR, and if you ask me, they're average. If not, worse than us...
This is just IMO; based on my own personal experiences.​
 
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DaMike52

Banned
I dont care if their good. Id take being white over being good at pokemon anyday.
 
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aipomkong

prophecy fulfilled
This thread is full of stereotype, people trying to look cool on the internet and, mostly, fail.
 
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DaMike52

Banned
nooblet said:
This thread is full of stereotype, people trying to look cool on the internet and, mostly, fail.
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You just failed.

I always beat the Japanese players on Tetris DS. They were better, but they had a lot of wins so they were good because they were experienced and not because of who they where.
 
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PikaPower!

Well-Known Member
I got a Japanese Dragonair for one of my 20-something Cranidos'

Little of topic,the top five Starcraft players are all SOuth Korean. Maybe it's because it's a National Sport there.
 
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Wasiul Hoque

Master Trainer
Nahh its not about where they come from or what nationality but it's about skill but yeah ofcourse when it comes to pokemon you see a lot of japanese people since computer technology and games and all that is there thing, anyway pokemon was created originally in japan, by a japanese person, for japanese people (but after when they saw it selled so much they put it to other countries and now its pretty much a global success).
When it comes to battling, well I haven't really done a lot of battling but there's only about a handful of people that beat me in pokemon out of about the 50+ people I've battled against.. I still have to battle other people though, that are getting ready, and I'm feeling scared..
 
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Ebil McClucky

DAT ***
If it's any consolation, I've kicked some Japanese *** at FF Fables: Chocobo Tales, and I'm just this random English guy from North West London.
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Same with me,but I haven't kicked any *** and I live in Australia.
 
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