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Generations III and V should have introduced ~100 too.
I prefer quality over quantity. I don't care if this gen brings 30 Pokémon, as long as they have awesome designs.
You didn't real El_'s post, did you?THEY HAVE NO REASON TO MAKE LESS THAN 100. Why for the love of Tajiri would they do that? It's unprecedented? Why make new pokes at all then? Why make a new GEN at all? Is there a practical reason for having less pokes? I want to know.
80 is a reasonable number as a starting point. There were only 81 new critters in Diamond and Pearl's Pokédex; the other 26 were either evolutions (and Rotom) that only got to shine in Platinum, or legendaries that were quite frankly, not all needed. In this day and age, the Pokémon that don't get due focus from the get-go should stay a complete surprise until they do become relevant.El_ said:Overall, I like the idea of introducing around 80 or so Pokemon in X/Y and then introducing around 40-50 (max~30 minimum) more Pokemon later in the Generation also via DLC. They don't have to show us everything right away, and that keeps the number reasonable while giving greater focus to certain Pokemon at a certain time.
It has nothing to do with memory; please keep that kind of condescending remarks to yourself. Bombarding us with new Pokémon at the start of a new generation just leads to things becoming stale a year later. If Generation VI is going to last four years, I dread the feeling of boredom that I got in Generation IV.If you don't want a lot of spoilers, then don't pay attention to the release and find them yourself. If not, then there is no reason to memorize them all right away. I'm not sure if even I can do that. In fact, I'm pretty sure I just remember pokemon from seeing them enough times, which should happen naturally. No need to rush about it. At least this release will make things easier by having all the localized names right away. (unless there is a lot of difference between the JP and American dates, in which we will still get the JP names first, but it won't last for long)
Oh please. The number of Pokémon is not what the media look at when reviewing new games.Chespin said:Under 100 and their will be some serious criticism from the media's part as it would blur the lines between new generation and quick cash in faster then you can say Pika-Pika.
I think you're just projecting your own opinion onto others. May I remind you how popular Gold and Silver were despite only introducing 100 Pokémon?Really? Cause with the current state of things, anything that can cause an alarmist title to go off in a Game Journo's head, its the number of Pokemon a game has. I can see the titles now, "Pokemon XY are a new generation, but the amount of Pokemon is cause for alarm. Is the Series Future in danger?" and stuff like that. Ship a Pokemon game with 100 or less Pokemon, and the vultures are gonna gobble it up pretty fast. Nothing would scream quick cash in as I said before then a distinctly low number of new Pokemon.
You clearly said that even 100 would be a problem. And I think it's silly to think that 100 is the absolute required minimum, especially with DLC involved.Ship a Pokemon game with 100 or less Pokemon, and the vultures are gonna gobble it up pretty fast.
Who's to say they won't?And anyway, who's to say that outside of Legendaries DLC Pokemon will exist?