85th moon [video]

[paladinlost]

[Cecil sits at a table, smiling pleasantly while holding a cup of coffee. His team is nowhere to be seen.]

Have you ever regretted teaching an attack to a Pokémon?

[For a few seconds, the feed suddenly shakes wildly, before stopping just as quickly. Outwardly, Cecil does not react to this incident.]

...Any attack.

Comments

[Video]

[uncagedforjustamoment]

[He's been a bit too busy this month to respond to much of the chatter that's appeared on the 'Gear, but this question in particular catches his attention, if only because it's so absurd. What possible attack would he have taught his pokemon which he might regret?]

Nothing. I take it there's an attack that you've regretted teaching them?

[Video]

[paladinlost]

I would not quite say I regret it, but-

[Shaaaaaaake, goes the house and everything else along with it.]

-I do wish they'd practice said attack less often. I doubt this house was built to endure such abuse.

[Video]

[uncagedforjustamoment]

[...No, that can't be a good sign.]

I'd suggest telling them not to practice that indoors. [Pause.] Or near to indoors.

[Video]

[paladinlost]

Their range covers the whole yard, garden and house without even touching the neighboring houses, which is a small blessing. I'd take them outside the city limits, but that's not feasible during my work days.

[Video]

[uncagedforjustamoment]

Perhaps allow them to travel on their own to train? Or limit that particular ability to days when it's a feasible option. Collapsing your house with the training seems counter productive.

[Video]

[paladinlost]

I used to send them off by themselves, but their levels have grown so high that merely defeating the local wild Pokémon does very little for them. I now have to supervise their training closely.