[X] My Assistant

[SoulxGale]

I always hate clicking lvl 100's that have 200 happiness because I can't see the pont of why I should click it. I understand leaving a pokemon in your party to gain experiance and become a lvl 100 but leaving it in your party afterwards. What a waste of space. You should put it in your PC under Lvl 100's so you can how it off that way. If anyone knows why people do that could you please tell me. Also feel free to post your oppinion below.

[Xal]

For the interactions, perhaps?

Just out of interest, who is it who's put the gun to your head and forcing you to click them? You'd probably want to report that to someone.

Unless you're only clicking them because you're expecting them to click back. In which case why should they honour your wishes if you don't honour theirs?

This post has been edited by Xal: Oct 12 2009, 03:41 PM

[Bippa]

Well it's probably to get in the "Most Interactions" list. :/

[Galactic Anthem]

I don't mind it. Some people are shooting for making the most interactions on a Pokemon list on the stats page. Some just like a certain 100 lvl Pokemon so much that they want it to stay in the party to guard the eggs and low level Pokemon. I've seen a 100 lvl Pokemon remain in a party that was named after someone special the user lost in a fatal accident.

[ArcticStar]

People have mascots. I'm pretty sure that when my primal dialga, Rising Shadows, reaches level 100, I'll still keep him in my party. Not like that matters; it's the user's choice. It's basically just like clicking a level 1 pokemon; iit won't really make a difference to the clicker.

[Arche Klaine]

What's wrong with people wanting to get into the Top Interactions list? I plan to try for it it when I get a shiny Ralts/Kirlia. Besides, clicking a Pokémon takes a few seconds. How is it wasting your time? :/

[Bluity]

You should click level 100's because
1] The user might want the poke to reach the Top Interactions list.
2] You still get points.
3] The user would appreciate it

It's a win-win for everyone.

[ThePaul]

Another scenario, is if the user was killed right after it reached level 100 and hasn't signed on since for obvious reasons.

*pushes the bag a little further under the table*

[eddypc07]

because well... in my case, i want my blaziken to be in any top list, also i want people to know its my favorite pokemon

[Devicho]

I don't mind, but then again I have two Lv.100s in my party. I actually don't mind all that much if people don't click them provided they do click my others. I just have my Mismagius and Roserade in my party because they're always in my party on Diamond. Force of habit I think.

[chaotics]

If a Pokemon is in the party, it means the owner wants it to be clicked. Who cares if it's level 100 or not? Why do you care? Just ignore the level, click, and move on. Really, I don't understand why clicking level 100s is such a terrible thing. It may be a waste of space for you, but hey, guess what, that someone who has a level 100 Pokemon in their party thinks otherwise.

[Twisted]

I don't click said pokemon, since there's no need to.
On the opposite hand, I don't keep high levels in my party after their final evolution.

[yoohoo]

I always hate clicking lvl 100's that have 200 happiness because I can't see the pont of why I should click it. I understand leaving a pokemon in your party to gain experiance and become a lvl 100 but leaving it in your party afterwards. What a waste of space. You should put it in your PC under Lvl 100's so you can how it off that way. If anyone knows why people do that could you please tell me. Also feel free to post your oppinion below.

They might want there level 100 pokemon to get onto the stat's page. of cours that's what I'm aiming for with my Zergoose. although I dont mind it. I mean everyone has there own way of showing off there level 100 pokemon. I could care less, I click anything

[Usako]

I don't understand the need to leave level 100's in the party, but I also don't understand the hatred. What does it hurt you to click them? It takes a couple seconds and, hey! You get interaction points out of it! The owner of the level 100 Pokemon also gets the clicks they want. Win/Win situation!

[Mousekiro]

Couldn't care less about clicks, myself. I keep Lucy in my party because she never leaves my side in the games, and I don't see why she should here either. I'd feel weird putting her in a PC box. Plus, if she wasn't there, who'd write her diary for my journal?

[Lilium Alice]

I don't see what the fuss is over clicking level 100 pokemon. If someone wants them in their party, fine. You still get points for clicking them though, that's all that matters to me.

[forever miserabl...]

OP, beware, users like myself make a point to not click back anyone at all who do not click a level 100 pokémon.

[Shiorikazen]

Personally, I don't see the point of having a level 100 pokemon in the party, but I still click back.

[Niachu]

I keep my lv 100 Jumpluff in my party because it's in honor of a friend that got banned.
Once I get a shiny hoppip, that will most likely take its place but it may not.
People who don't click the Jumpluff don't get clicked back so it would be a waste of your time
to not click it instead of wasting your time by clicking it.

[alice cullen]

i don't really care.because it's nice to do it for the person,i think.Also i think you get points by clicking someones pokemon.now that's just my opinion.