[item2=Subetaball]

I know a lot of Subetans play Pokemon, and it seems like a natural fit for a snowball style. And think of the fun of being able to throw a 'Snowbetaball' at users that have named themselves after the beasts. Maybe an overlay like a snowball cracked open like a Pokeball on the ground in front of the HA, or bouncing off an HA's head; maybe even a really expensive Master Ball that looks like the first one but bigger, and also leaves a white border around the HA, like it's about to get dragged into the ball.

It would help if you provided some information.

What is a subetaball? What does it look like? What do you mean? Example? I'm confused.

That'd be pretty neat. Maybe the avatar version could sit opened up on your head, or on the ground.

On some planets they're used to house, capture, or train various creatures. :) As I understand it there are many Subetans who enjoy the custom, and some who name themselves after the creatures. As well, Subeta itself seems to have references to the technology as per 's example. I think there'd be a market.

I know what a pokeball is :p

But I don't know every single item on subeta (same goes for a lot players i guess), so a title with pretty much just saying "Subetaball" without referencing that it's an item is pretty vague for a suggestion topic. Certainly considering that some things on the suggestion forums are entirely made up by the person suggesting it. So if you want snowballs based on an existing item you might want to add that item in the first post. Then people know what you are talking about and can support or not support your suggestion.

Very good point! Sorry, I'll elaborate. ^_^;;

Way better now! Now everyone will get it :D

Sorry if I came of rude by the way. I just wanted to help because suggestion topics with vague first posts usually don't get much response :(

Anyway i really like your idea of having a pokeball trying to capture the HA. (inside joke because HA= hidden ability, lol)

No, no, you made perfect sense. I just worry about rambling which, in this case, led to the exact opposite problem.

And hey, that does work! It'll be awesome! :D