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and you didn't need to spoil it, also a look at some trainersCubone uses Bonemerang which is a quick long range attack that hits multiple times and brings opponents to you.
Diglett uses Dig which makes it easy to land combos when the opponent has been hit.
Magneton uses Tri Attack which aims upward. It lowers opponents' Speed & Attack and is good against jumping opponents.
Quagsire uses Mud Bomb. It is effective on players on the ground and damages even if guarded against.
Espeon uses Morning Sun which removes status conditions as well as healing Hit Points. The less time on the clock, the more it raises.
Umbreon uses Snarl which sucks up the opponent's Resonance Gauge and prevents them being able to land critical hits
So that's 4 Eevees as assists now(Eevee, Sylveon, Umbreon, and Espeon), That means odd of a playable one aren't completely horrible with 5 left, well who's most popular out of Vapreon, Jolteon, Leafeon, Glaceon and Flareon? Or would bring the most to the table? Either way the other 5 are quite likely to be in game as well. Betting on some more playables being revealed next week, still no updates to the site, I'd say we're about due in for a dedicated direct as well. or one split with Star Fox.
Vaporeon. Just look at it in Super Smash Land. It screams "unique".What they do:
and you didn't need to spoil it, also a look at some trainers
So that's 4 Eevees as assists now(Eevee, Sylveon, Umbreon, and Espeon), That means odd of a playable one aren't completely horrible with 5 left, well who's most popular out of Vapreon, Jolteon, Leafeon, Glaceon and Flareon? Or would bring the most to the table? Either way the other 5 are quite likely to be in game as well. Betting on some more playables being revealed next week, still no updates to the site, I'd say we're about due in for a dedicated direct as well. or one split with Star Fox.
Needless to say I'm still hoping for a playable Eeveelution, we could use another quadruped, They are popular enough, and Pikachu shows size isn't a matter. Question is which of the 5 would bring the most to the table? I'm asking btw
Remember, same was said of Smash.No plans for DLC characters apparently. :l
Yeah that makes me think they are testing the waters. Trying to see how well the game is recieved before making a solid decision on DLC.Remember, same was said of Smash.
Agreed. If it's anything like how Sakurai handled it with Smash, they're working on polishing the base game as much as they can, and then they'll start talking DLC.Yeah that makes me think they are testing the waters. Trying to see how well the game is recieved before making a solid decision on DLC.
Which is completely reasonable and makes perfect sense with Nintendo's history of playing things safe.
Something interesting about that imgur link:Tons of information came out today! Video of Braxien, Garchomp, every known character's Burst Attack, A NEW AMAZING STAGE + 2 cool-looking new stages, single player mode video, customization info, full number of support Pokémon (30) and stages (19!). SO MUCH, and we still have a lot left to discover.
http://imgur.com/a/pctY0
I think he's harder to unlock. The only video footage we have of Mewtwo is the YouTube channel that did the Burst Attack video. I posted it above.I wonder why regular Mewtwo isn't in a slot.
That's an interesting point...The playable characters are the main selling point of the game, and as it stands now just 4 more fighters does seem a rather small number considering the 700+ pokemon out there...There's no reason for the devs to flat-out reveal how many pokemon are left before release, and it is also possible they may not even reveal them all and just let us find out ourselves upon release...Something interesting about that imgur link:
There are locks over spots where unrevealed supports and stages will go. It seems as if they're letting us know of a finite number of them already.
They did not do the same for characters. Gives us reason to think they don't want us to know yet now many to expect. At the very least, it gives us reason to think there'll be more than 20.
I think it's because Greninja's already in Smash; if you notice, the only 'Mons playable in both Pokken and Smash are , and ; the three most popular 'mons bar none. There's also , but he's not quite to the same level as those three yet.Looks like we got a roster of 16 characters. What we can deduce is
* Heavy focus on favourites of older fans from previous gens
* Japanese popularity counts A LOT. (Gengar, Chandelure ect)
* Pikachu isn't allowed to be a different color.
* Mewtwo and Pikachu STILL hog the spotlight. (It's almost like if Smash 64 had Dr Mario and Young Link)
* At least one Pokemon per gen.
* Zoroark really was dumped by the Pokemon company harder than [colorful metaphor involving digestive system]
The only absence that's really baffling me is Greninja.
This is cool in all, but I still am very dissapointed by the character selection. Not what I wanted at all, and I lost all of my support Pokemon as playable characters. NPC. I do however like the fact that there is at least one Dragon-type Pokemon fighter, although Garchomp is my least favorite Dragon-type Pokemon.Tons of information came out today! Video of Braxien, Garchomp, every known character's Burst Attack, A NEW AMAZING STAGE + 2 cool-looking new stages, single player mode video, customization info, full number of support Pokémon (30) and stages (19!). SO MUCH, and we still have a lot left to discover.
http://imgur.com/a/pctY0
Also, Absol is officially confirmed to NOT be in the game, as per that same video.Apparently according to GameXplain's interview, there was a lot of demand for Pachirisu as a fighter in light of the VGC competition. If only...
Hoping this game plays at good as it looks, at any rate; I'm super excited.
Looks like we got a roster of 16 characters. What we can deduce is
* Heavy focus on favourites of older fans from previous gens
* Japanese popularity counts A LOT. (Gengar, Chandelure ect)
* Pikachu isn't allowed to be a different color.
* Mewtwo and Pikachu STILL hog the spotlight. (It's almost like if Smash 64 had Dr Mario and Young Link)
* At least one Pokemon per gen.
* Zoroark really was dumped by the Pokemon company harder than [colorful metaphor involving digestive system]
The only absence that's really baffling me is Greninja.
I hope this isn't the final roster....
The character selection screen looks a few slots empty to me.
If this was the final roster, then they would have said so in the interview, all they did was deconfirm 2 fighters. In the PREVIEW version there's 16, and they have restrictions. again, there could be time locks or a day one update.Apparently according to GameXplain's interview, there was a lot of demand for Pachirisu as a fighter in light of the VGC competition. If only...
Hoping this game plays at good as it looks, at any rate; I'm super excited.
Those extra lines lead off to plot-related boss battles. The one above Single Battle leads to the Final Boss.Also something curious I just noticed, I was watching this video
and noticed something on the main mode select screen, so I decided to check it against the main pokken site http://www.pokkentournament.com/en-us/game-modes/
And here's the pic
(the imposed image is the actual in-game screen obviously)
There are four more mode lines than shown on the website, which implicates even more modes that have not been revealed and are under preview restrictions. There could be a lot more to this game than has been revealed so far. Since the site didn't have them there means there is some purpose behind them
Actually, I just checked out this videoThose extra lines lead off to plot-related boss battles. The one above Single Battle leads to the Final Boss.
And what else could they be? They go away after you use them.Actually, I just checked out this video
And that only accounts for the lines coming from single battle, not the one from practice nor the one from ferrum league itself
How would such advantages even come about in the first place? I honestly don't know what you're saying, here.So you know how TPC handles its main Pokémon tournaments very differently than the competitive communities? I wonder how it'll differ for Pokkén?
Hopefully not in a way that throws in too much of a random factor or gives certain characters too much of an undue advantage...
Like, for example. We know Pokkén stages have various different dimensions, correct? Because of that, different characters will prefer different stage sizes. The competitive community will probably set up an elaborate stage striking and counterpicking process to utilize them in a fair way. But if, say, the official PWT competitions pick stages randomly, that could give an advantage to whoever happens to get lucky.How would such advantages even come about in the first place? I honestly don't know what you're saying, here.
Stages kinda seem insignificant... IDK, seems about as big a deal as the differences between Omegas.Like, for example. We know Pokkén stages have various different dimensions, correct? Because of that, different characters will prefer different stage sizes. The competitive community will probably set up an elaborate stage striking and counterpicking process to utilize them in a far way. But if, say, the official PWT competitions pick stages randomly, that could give an advantage to whoever happens to get lucky.
Hopefully, such a situation doesn't end up happening.