Quote from: GoldenFox93 on March 27, 2011, 07:45:41 AMThe instability of Power Sources, both Electric and Petrol, in Robot Wars: Arenas of Destruction for the PS2. It tends to happen regardless of which one you choose, even the best ones. One particularly aggrovating example was in the final of the "World Championship" tournament against HypnoDisc, and I was one of my custom-built robots. Moved in, flipped HypnoDisc over and pushed it into Matilda's CPZ......and then my power source died.All in the space of six seconds.Happened to me all the time when I used Chaos 2
The instability of Power Sources, both Electric and Petrol, in Robot Wars: Arenas of Destruction for the PS2. It tends to happen regardless of which one you choose, even the best ones. One particularly aggrovating example was in the final of the "World Championship" tournament against HypnoDisc, and I was one of my custom-built robots. Moved in, flipped HypnoDisc over and pushed it into Matilda's CPZ......and then my power source died.All in the space of six seconds.
Quote from: GroudonRobotWars on March 26, 2011, 10:15:39 PMNew way gyms are made in pokemon Black and white. They make you fight all trainers instead of letting you skip trainers like in the past gamesThere are LOADS of glitches that let you get past trainers. In the 7th gym, you can walk through rocks so that you don't have to battle them. I'll post a vid soon showing you how.
New way gyms are made in pokemon Black and white. They make you fight all trainers instead of letting you skip trainers like in the past games
