Yeah, I almost wrote that it wasn't a main series game, BTW you're just adding fuel to my fire that maybe it's time Game Freak stepped down and let somebody else handle the Pokemon games for good. I mean just look at the at the aforementioned XD and Colosseum as examples. They were much better (or maybe just tougher?) games than anything we've gotten from Pokemon in quite some time.
I'm thinking something like a hatchery box and once an egg hatches, the pokemon is moved to PC boxes unless they're full in which case it stays in the hatchery box until space is made.
Sorry if I went off topic with that, but I sadly have to admit that you're right. That's kind of sad, though, they should care about the quality of the game first, not how much it sells. Well, I certainly won't be playing any of the F2P mobile games, not just from a general lack of interest, but also my lack of a cell phone. So I'll be sticking to traditional games for now, thanks.
You do have to win every fight, though, that's how Pokemon games progress. There's the occasional
The discussion's not about including the Exp All, which most people think is a good thing, but having the ability to toggle it on and off, so that players who want to play without it can do so. People could still have the benefits of the Exp All even if there was the option to turn it off.
I think the party slot requirement is interesting for like, the first egg the player gets and then never again lol. Like at first it's like "Oh, do I want to have a restricted party while I try to get this rare Pokemon?" and then after that it's just a huge hassle.
I don't think not wanting to portray pollution in a positive light is a matter of being kid-friendly? It's not like alcohol or anything that you could portray in adult media as "acceptable if done responsibly".
I meant with wild Pokémon and trainers that you can just walk past.
How did it suck in Isle of Armor? Compared to?
Compared to HGSS.
Ah, shoot, forgot to finish that part of my post- what I meant to write was that there's the occasional trainer you can pass, and you can flee from pretty much all wild Pokemon, but those are rarely enough to make a substantial difference in the level curve- most of the trainer battles in the games can't be avoided. The difference between underleveled and overleveled isn't going to depend on whether or not you fought Lass Anna on Route 8.
Pokemon's government has never really been examined in full- when there's not even any leaders to point to, I think it's a pretty big jump to say that a chemical plant must have been approved by a character that kids will view as completely good. Most kids are aware there's companies polluting in their country, even though they don't want that happening- I think they could imagine the same happening in the Pokemon world. If anything, I'd be more worried about a Pokemon like Grimer, whose dex entries describe it as a result of pollution, but for all purposes is just another cute pet you can have in the world. (Although they seem to be correcting that with regional variants like A-Muk and G-Weezing)
I think that's a little extreme.
And my 1st question? I never played HG/SS.
Truth has been spoken.
I will buy something that is called Adventskalender in german. It's basically something you buy for children and it works kinda like a countdown til christmas eve (in Germany you get presents at christmas eve already). It is numbered from 1 to 24 and it contains a piece of chocolate (usually, but there are all kinds of stuff nowadays, like Lego, or pokemon trading cards for example) for each day. I'll use it as a countdown for the release date instead.
We have all of those here in Finland too. Including the fact that we open our Christmas presents at the Christmas Eve. Nice idea to count down.
