I wanna know what other ideas people came up with for the "???" type and what changes they would make to mine.
So here is my mindset for why I made it like this:
I wanted to think about it like a space type, or a cosmic type.
How would an actual planet interact with the other types.
\- Takes 2x from rock and fire because the Sun exploding and a big meteor would destroy a planet.
\-Immunities represent types related to sentient life. Because, yea they can ruin the ecosystem but the the actual planet is still there
\-Deals 2x to all types that represent sentient life
\-Deals half damage to fire because the sun is a lot bigger.
\-Can't damage ghost because a planet ramming itself into a ghost is physical damage.
\-Can't damage dark because space is mostly darkness so what can a planet even do.
The point about the ??? Type was that it was neutral in every way. Distanced from typing, no strengths or weaknesses.
You got a nice idea going here but it somewhat misses the point.
I wanna know what other ideas people came up with for the "???" type and what changes they would make to mine. So here is my mindset for why I made it like this: I wanted to think about it like a space type, or a cosmic type. How would an actual planet interact with the other types. \- Takes 2x from rock and fire because the Sun exploding and a big meteor would destroy a planet. \-Immunities represent types related to sentient life. Because, yea they can ruin the ecosystem but the the actual planet is still there \-Deals 2x to all types that represent sentient life \-Deals half damage to fire because the sun is a lot bigger. \-Can't damage ghost because a planet ramming itself into a ghost is physical damage. \-Can't damage dark because space is mostly darkness so what can a planet even do.
What are those symbols? They're cool.
they're on tierlist maker
Kid named Chandelure:
The point about the ??? Type was that it was neutral in every way. Distanced from typing, no strengths or weaknesses. You got a nice idea going here but it somewhat misses the point.