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In this episode, we share our excitement about our upcoming trip to New Orleans for NAIC , looking forward to the French Quarter and hanging with friends. We delve into how the competitive Pokémon scene is affected by the Worlds push for championship points, noting the increased threshold for Worlds invitations by 25% , requiring 500 points for a North American Worlds invite. We explore the challenges of competitive play, such as earning enough points and the impact of geographical and financial constraints on participation. We debate potential adjustments to the points system to make competitions fairer and more inclusive. Our conversation also covers the strategy of maximizing points through consistent performance and the role of luck in tournament success. We touch on our personal competitive goals and experiences, and the importance of empathy and fairness in gaming. We wrap up by discussing our individual plans for the season, including Rowan's potential trip to Canada and decisions about upcoming tournaments, and we reflect on the progress we've made this season. We end with a look forward to the Indie World Showcase and our excitement for upcoming games, including Sonic Frontiers.
In this episode, we share our excitement about our upcoming trip to New Orleans for NAIC , looking forward to the French Quarter and hanging with friends. We delve into how the competitive Pokémon scene is affected by the Worlds push for championship points, noting the increased threshold for Worlds invitations by 25% , requiring 500 points for a North American Worlds invite. We explore the challenges of competitive play, such as earning enough points and the impact of geographical and financial constraints on participation. We debate potential adjustments to the points system to make competitions fairer and more inclusive. Our conversation also covers the strategy of maximizing points through consistent performance and the role of luck in tournament success. We touch on our personal competitive goals and experiences, and the importance of empathy and fairness in gaming. We wrap up by discussing our individual plans for the season, including Rowan's potential trip to Canada and decisions about upcoming tournaments, and we reflect on the progress we've made this season. We end with a look forward to the Indie World Showcase and our excitement for upcoming games, including Sonic Frontiers.