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Lethalityrush β Amulet Coin logic
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Maybe the amulet magically doubles the VALUE of your rewards and not the actual PAY
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YOU FORGOT THE LUCK INTENCE!
(good spelling)
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Since you mentioned it, I honestly don't get how a shiny coin does something like that. It's like if you're trying to get a raise because of your super expensive ring.
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I lol'd. Serena is sure pissed at this. It's like that for every Pokemon game XD
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Amulet Coin + Pay Day = A very grumpy Serena
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Amulet Coin + Pay DayΒ + rich person = Life time supply of potions, pokeballs, TM's, etc.
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How about this; she doesn't pay double and she gets arrested!? I mean that sounds like it could've been comedy gold.
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Or maybe the Amulet Coin is a mind-control device that hypnotizes your opponent into paying you more than normal.
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IT'S ALL TEH ILERMINERTI!!!
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I know winning money is a game mechanic. But how does that work really? Are you being paid protection money so you don't come back and beat the crap out or their pets again?Β
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Why do I need to give you more?
Because I saved the world from being destroyed by a madman with a bad haircut that had a bunch of grunts also with bad haircuts?
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that talonflame
so fab
'the description said so' lol!
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Wow what a coincidence Calem's wearing the same clothes I'm wearing.
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I always imagined that was like something like a hypnotizing coin.
*rocking coin back and forth* YOU WILL PAY ME DOUBLE...
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I have a feeling in real life everyone would carry aΒ pokΓ©mon with thief or knock off on them just to prevent this.Β
Actually wait a second, if a CPU opponent uses thief on your pokΓ©mon and takes its amulet coin then whites you out do you have to pay them extra?
Also, I can just picture someone starting a court case because their opponent refused to pay extra for the amulet coin.Β
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Aww that's just cruel.
I actually imagine the amulet coin duplicating the money by itself, either that or the PokΓ©mon hides it (cuz it's not seen in the overworld sprite) but somehow it gives off a charisma to the opponent, making them give more money, intentionally or subconsciously.
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Total Sin count 3, Triangle has three sides.
ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED
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I laughed harder at this comment than at the comic above. Well done.
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Comic Sin Tally: 3
Sentence: Blasting off (agaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiin... *ping*)
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I think this would be a whole lot more funny if the person he beat was a little kid.
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Moron!! (Not you but the Male PokΓ©mon Trainer)
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It helps if you use pay day too.
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i always tough you punched the trainers in the face and grabbed just a few pokedollars, but the amulet coin corruptive influence made you greedy and you grabbed even more money from them
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I've always wonder why they pay you in the first place.
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The real question is where the money comes from. The only source of income for trainers seems to be trainer battles.
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I always thought it was a rule. Anything without rules can lead to chaos, and since some people (in the pokemon universe, that is) even use pokemon battling as a profession, it only makes sense that there'd be rules, like having to pay the winner of the battle, or it being against the rules to run from a fight.
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"Make it quadruple, I'm also using the prize money overpower!"
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Make it Β times eight by Β because I switched out my malamar that has happy hour and holding a luck incense and used happy hour.
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I find this comic hilarious.
My Pokemon has an item = You must pay more! XD
Anyway, have a free internet for this. ^^
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This is a real good way of alienating your friends!
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ooooooo he's in trouble~
"Make that Double"
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I always thought the amulet coin was a magical artifact that literally doubled the money. As in, the trainer gives you 2 pokebucks, but the amulets magic creates a copy of those 2 pokebucks for a total of 4.
Of course, this would send the economy to hell in a handbasket but the pokemon world's economy doesn't make much sense in the first place, so...
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That's what I always thought too.
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Why do I feel like this is how Pokemon-Related Crime got started?
"Look pal - I already gave you money for the win. Why would I give you more?"
"Because My Level 70 Charizard that just knocked out your entire team singlehandedly said so."
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It could be a perception thing; perhaps you're getting the same amount but you THINK you're getting double
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I actually hadnt given this one any thought XD
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I always thought you got paid double because the amulet coin just made your Pokemon look so cool, they couldn't let him get poor.
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