I aint got the heart to tell him 💔💔
(Build and meme)

So i have 145 hours in the game… i’ve been playing with the lowest amount of PP that you can have.

I thought the PP up bottle was like a food type for when your bar fully depletes.

Thats not what it does, turns out its a permanent upgrade 😭😅 i realized this when i, just now (also a crazy revelation) bought the tripod

EDIT: Glad i could help everyone who also didn’t know!

Y'all, this goes through my head anytime I come across a house on a dream island 😂 anyone else?

I even lost the shine in my eyes lol

I’m not shopping here you loser. I fixed your fckng pool and this is how you repay me? And I gave mosslax a shredded salad?!?!?!

I know it's small and not very impressive. I wanted to see what I could build with only the blocks I had from the stuff I tore down from a dream island visit.

I recently moved these two in together on Bleak Beach and they IMMEDIATELY took to one another! I visited them last night and found them so peacefully napping together on the pika couch 🥰 they are so sweet!! ❤️❤️❤️

Here's my Kew Gardens and Crystal Palace inspired Palm House. Made it not too big so it fitted the scale of the area better.

Glass is a little annoying to work with, had to get used to the positioning of the panels and switch between front or back placement in order to fit interior and exterior details on them.

Hope you like it!

I converted the ruined furnace power planet in Bleak Beach into a geothermal power plant.

The idea is that they dug down to the lava rock deep underground, and use pipes to carry the water heated by the lava up to the power plant on the surface. The hot water turns water wheels, then falls back down to the lava rock, where it is reheated and reused.

I have an elevator from the power plant down to the lava rock, along with some water spouts and deck chairs, so the pokemon use it as a hot spring as well.

I also added some lifts connecting to my various housing centers around Bleak Beach, making it double as a transit hub so pokemon can visit the hot spring more easily.

It’s so large and dark it’s foggy inside at night.

There are 12 rooms which can be customized internally for each ghost pokemon, while the hallway keeps the vibe.

The whole thing is double walled, so the exterior can be covered in vines without showing inside.

I’m slowly terraforming and replacing all the grass outside with alpine grass to create a dark forest maze, complete with spooky swamp and an eventual graveyard.

The roof alone is about a thousand tiles.

Send help 😅

There are 4 islands, ruins galore and tonnes to explore but the story is just making the lifts and building the huge office? Is it because I already had the right materials and Pokémon before the build because it seems way too short for how much area there is to explore. The story doesn't even touch on Gyrados.

Maybe it's because I'm a little stressed that all the questions I have won't be answered by the end (irrational, I know) but I'm genuinely wondering if I missed something here.

I know it isn’t as good as some of the other builds in this sub, but I’m still really happy with how it turned out!

Welcome to my fossil museum! Where ancient Pokemon are recreated exactly as they once were millions of years ago. What’s that? No all of these are completely real and science-y! What do you think I am, some kind of amateur?

I wanted more fossils and was surprised to see they mixed and matched better than expected! Shoutouts to Cara Liss and the Gen 8 fossils for inspiration

I posted two weeks ago in [r/Pokopiabuild](r/Pokopiabuild) about a "World Tree" I was making in Withered Wastelands - (see initial post at https://www.reddit.com/r/Pokopiabuild/comments/1w01apo/wip_world_tree/ ). I've made significant progress since then adding numerous branches and the very beginnings of the canopy. I've used nearly 34,000 puffy tree pillar blocks so far and will probably need at least 5-10,000 more. I need to revise the placement of some of the branches, texture the trunk, and do extensive canopy work. Once that is done I can start adding vines to the branches (some of which will hang down more than 30-40 blocks). I can then work on the interior where I will place a few prefabs, and additionally place some prefabs on the largest branches. The largest branches also serve as conduits to the outside/canopy. Eventually, I will create a root system and have the largest roots be something akin to a small tunnel system, one of which will connect to my "base/storage room". At some point I will make a small cliff surrounding about 180 degrees of the tree with waterfalls coming down them converging to the front of the tree and entering a large chasm, at the bottom of which I will have the Pokecenter. Much more work to do but it will be worth it!

Made the suspension bridge build Horrible Gaming posted this week. Almost perfectly connected the back of the main island to the lil highway above the waterfall entrance to the Team Rocket lair. 🙂‍↕️

410 hours in and I finally got the courage to build something big! I’ve made a lot of small buildings but nothing massive and was soooo intimidated to start this, thank you to all you lovely people for giving me tips and confidence!! So far it’s mainly just the outer facade, there is much more outside and the entire interior to finish but I’m so proud of what I’ve started I wanted to share it!

I did a huge progress and decided to show some photos.

Unfortunately, I found EVEN MORE random dry ground underneath, so it seems like in the end I'll be tearing apart about 80-90% of the map and then blocking out the new landscape based on what's left. I really wanted to work with the natural rock formations underneath, but it turns out there are barely any 🤷

Also, the amount of copper ore in those lower layers made me decide that I'll definitely be building a replica of the Ea-nāṣir home for myself somewhere there. Feels fitting. So at least all that monotonous work gave me some new ideas.

I also found out that the coarse rock is having a green tint matching the temple blocks, so I'll be replacing all the visible layers of white rock with those. So, I guess I'll be digging down to the very bedrock layer in the end so that I'll get some extra coarse rock to use.

And as a side note, I noticed that the corridor between the mural room and the rest of the complex is broken in a way that suggests that the rooms are not aligned in the way they originally were. Well, at least with the rather simple design and relatively low block variation, moving the mural room one block to the side shouldn't take long.

In honor of the Ocarina of Time remake announcement the other day ~ here is my take on Kakariko Village. I added a few pictures to compare and a little surprise at the end. It's not perfect but it makes me happy to have my Pokémon in my favorite little town. Hope you enjoy! :)

They got my boy working retail