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That’s perfect to hear.Yo guys
March 20th is the International day of Happiness
Animal Crossing New Horizons comes out on the International Day of happiness
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That’s perfect to hear.Yo guys
March 20th is the International day of Happiness
Animal Crossing New Horizons comes out on the International Day of happiness
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.You know what's kinda sad...
For years, Smash hasn't had all of their veteran characters playable in one game. With Ultimate, that changed for the better.
For years, Pokemon has had all of their veteran Pokemon playable in one game. With Sword/Shield, that changed for the worse.
Ah **** here we go again.You know what's kinda sad...
For years, Smash hasn't had all of their veteran characters playable in one game. With Ultimate, that changed for the better.
For years, Pokemon has had all of their veteran Pokemon playable in one game. With Sword/Shield, that changed for the worse.
Pokemon: Gotta cut 'em allYou know what's kinda sad...
For years, Smash hasn't had all of their veteran characters playable in one game. With Ultimate, that changed for the better.
For years, Pokemon has had all of their veteran Pokemon playable in one game. With Sword/Shield, that changed for the worse.
The difference is, there’s only like 65 verterans in Smash counting echoes. In Pokémon, there’s like, 800+You know what's kinda sad...
For years, Smash hasn't had all of their veteran characters playable in one game. With Ultimate, that changed for the better.
For years, Pokemon has had all of their veteran Pokemon playable in one game. With Sword/Shield, that changed for the worse.
And I completely agree.This is cute.
Are they just showing eachother their pets?This is cute.
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True. But still, you could still play all 800+ Pokemon in Ultra Sun/Moon.The difference is, there’s only like 65 verterans in Smash counting echoes. In Pokémon, there’s like, 800+
For the record, spoilers are useful for large posts or images. For embeds, nothing changes for mobile users unless they're linked.Look, I did a remix
.....True. But still, you could still play all 800+ Pokemon in Ultra Sun/Moon.
I'm not as angry as most people are, but the reaction to all of this is still pretty justified.
Easy......
HOW!?! How did the 3DS not just burst into flames when running the game? I always assumed they cut Pokémon between games.
Thank you, and sorryFor the record, spoilers are useful for large posts or images. For embeds, nothing changes for mobile users unless they're linked.
I apologize if I made my statements confusing on that matter before. Still, nice remix~
Serebii said:Some further details about Pokémon Sword & Shield were revealed in Famitsu. Within the interview with Masuda and Ohmori, it was confirmed that there is currently no decision to bring the existing Pokémon that can't be in Sword & Shield back into the game using patches, but those that don't will still have an active role in Pokémon HOME. It also stated that Mega Evolutions and Z-Moves will not appear in Sword & Shield
Nope. Even though you couldn't catch every Pokemon in the games, you can still use every single one of them......
HOW!?! How did the 3DS not just burst into flames when running the game? I always assumed they cut Pokémon between games.
Not all older Pokemon can typically be caught in a new game, but there's still a way to transfer them - like say you want a Goomy (Gen VI) in Sun and Moon (Gen VII), you cant't catch it, but you could still transfer it from older games via the Poke Bank.....
HOW!?! How did the 3DS not just burst into flames when running the game? I always assumed they cut Pokémon between games.
Thread Guest: Are these people seriously talking about Sword and Shield again?This is some good image reaction right here.
Use this wisely!
I think we should stop talking about those games.Thread Guest: Are these people seriously talking about Sword and Shield again?
I don’t think that’ll be of comfort to completionists, but it is a valid point.Okay, hot take time that I'm going to get ratio'd to the seven hells for:
I don't mind Galar dex having cut Pokemon. In fact, I think it's a great thing to do for the sake of beginners to the Pokemon series. Hear me out. Ultimately, the end goal of Pokemon is to fill out the entire Pokedex, gotta catch em all after all. However, this task in previous games only got more impossible for beginners to the series with each entry, because of the Pokedex still including Pokemon from previous regions that, correct me if I'm wrong, sometimes couldn't even be found in the current region. Beginners, unless they decided to get older Nintendo systems for the sake of getting the older games, basically had to then start finding shinies and IVs in hopes of them having enough value to trade for Pokemon outside of the region. However, with the Galar dex being cut down now, beginners might actually be able to hope to complete the Pokedex since they won't be at such a huge disadvantage from not playing previous games in the series.
Yeah, I do agree that'll make it easier for newcomers to complete the regional Pokedex.Okay, hot take time that I'm going to get ratio'd to the seven hells for:
I don't mind Galar dex having cut Pokemon. In fact, I think it's a great thing to do for the sake of beginners to the Pokemon series. Hear me out. Ultimately, the end goal of Pokemon is to fill out the entire Pokedex, gotta catch em all after all. However, this task in previous games only got more impossible for beginners to the series with each entry, because of the Pokedex still including Pokemon from previous regions that, correct me if I'm wrong, sometimes couldn't even be found in the current region. Beginners, unless they decided to get older Nintendo systems for the sake of getting the older games, basically had to then start finding shinies and IVs in hopes of them having enough value to trade for Pokemon outside of the region. However, with the Galar dex being cut down now, beginners might actually be able to hope to complete the Pokedex since they won't be at such a huge disadvantage from not playing previous games in the series.
Well, PP came out 2 months after launch, and Joker came out two months after PP. So my hope is that Hero comes out 2 months after Joker(later this month) and then Banjo comes out two months after that(late September).makes me wonder if they'll be out late June/early July like Plant.
On the flipside, that could also lead to people claiming that they were casualising it for the newcomers - I don't know if there is a way they could spin this with minimal backlashYeah, I do agree that'll make it easier for newcomers to complete the regional Pokedex.
Tbh, I feel like they would've gotten a little less backlash for doing it if they used this as their actual reasoning instead of "balancing".
Oh there definitely would've been backlash either way, I'm not denying that.On the flipside, that could also lead to people claiming that they were casualising it for the newcomers - I don't know if there is a way they could spin this with minimal backlash
That's from a very fake Inspect Element "leak" from yesterday.
They've actually been moving away from the 'Gotta catch em all' for over a decade now. The slogan stopped being used past Gen 3 for the games, Gen 4 started the emphasis on completing the Regional Dex for major rewards and then Gen 7 took that to it's natural conclusion by only requiring the Regional Dex's completion while simultaneously removing the National Dex (where all the Pokemon are held) entirely. Unless you're a completionist there's little incentive for players to go past collecting the options that the region exclusively offers, so casual players who are just in it for the adventure haven't had to feel like they're missing out.Okay, hot take time that I'm going to get ratio'd to the seven hells for:
I don't mind Galar dex having cut Pokemon. In fact, I think it's a great thing to do for the sake of beginners to the Pokemon series. Hear me out. Ultimately, the end goal of Pokemon is to fill out the entire Pokedex, gotta catch em all after all. However, this task in previous games only got more impossible for beginners to the series with each entry, because of the Pokedex still including Pokemon from previous regions that, correct me if I'm wrong, sometimes couldn't even be found in the current region. Beginners, unless they decided to get older Nintendo systems for the sake of getting the older games, basically had to then start finding shinies and IVs in hopes of them having enough value to trade for Pokemon outside of the region. However, with the Galar dex being cut down now, beginners might actually be able to hope to complete the Pokedex since they won't be at such a huge disadvantage from not playing previous games in the series.
We're getting him, y'all.