„For each card in your opponents hand“

That clears things up more.

Thank you for your thorough explanation

Shouldnt it protect from „psychic embrace“?

why does it also say „benched pokemon (both yours and opponents) are protected“ which means your pokemon have to be protected in some way during that turn.
Like the wording seems to work against „by opponents pokemon“

A question:

Is „opponents pokemon“ always the player, who did not play the card, permanently or does it rotate each turn?

I have a hard time knowing, if it‘s from the view of the player (which does not make sense when read like that) or just „own Pokemon, who‘s turn it is“.

That’s a fair point. Splatoon 3 did feel most rather rushed.

Though I still feel optimistic, since the developers only have to develope a singleplayer game rather a multiplayer+singleplayer simultaneous.

I don‘t necessarily think it‘ll be rushed.

Maybe it didn‘t take long to develope, because they were able to reuse assets. (Movement might be very much same)

I‘d wait and see how a proper trailer makes it look. Though I do hope they planned the necessary time to deliver a quality product.

I have a feeling seeing the „brown“ fur is so rare, because the energy just fills up instantly 😅

Everyone’s sprites are so cool and mines just this… also, does pressing reset delete your response? Because I did and I’m NOT doing pixel art of shinji ikari again

Happy Almost 10th Anniversary to a legendary Game!

(Habe mercy on me, as I only were able to fingerpaint it on the phone)

Quadruple A Games these days 🙄

Arms did have a physical release, so I feel like it had more expections/Quality being a bigger title. Where Drag x Drive seems to be a really small title (I expect it being sold for a “somewhat” low price)

It does feel like “Welcome Tour” all again being a tech demo than a game