I'm convinced that eventually they will revamp the combat to something more like the real games. Battling sucks right now.
But if the combined success of Go and Let's Go is big enough, who knows if they'll stick to their promise of the real mainseries games remaining traditional. They already gave that bullshit promise of Let's Go not straying from basic elements that started the other thread, so I'm finding it hard to trust them.
I fully expect it to happen with Pokemon Let's Go, revamp the battling and add new PvP/PvE content (random roaming NPC trainers, etc)
I like Go but that's not even remotely true. I very much enjoy the mainline games singleplayer way more.
I know it would get my friends who still haven't picked it back up to get back into it. I mean the Pokemon you transfer in are going to have 4 moves in Let's Go, so giving us that in Go would also be fantastic.
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know that your opinion apparently speaks for everyone else.
Well, to be fair Go is inherently multiplayer so it's not a fair comparison :P I just don't enjoy single player Pokemon very much as it's the social aspect of Pokémon that draws me in. Go offers a better structure for social experiences outside of battling (which I obviously prefer in the mainline games).
So unless they staff up for another team or the main team starts doing them, then those are essentially dead if LG becomes a homestay
The number may have been edited because it was wrong or because they didn't mean to make it public, but before it disappeared it said it's up to 147m MAU now:
Well now you know!
The friend system has been good for that with gifts so I definitely recommend adding some people from the Go thread if you're going to continue playing!
I understand what you're saying, but the whole point of a potential system seller is to justify the price upfront, so people will later on buy more content for their Pokemon system or Mario system.
I think you're safe, they already confirmed a standard Pokemon title for next year which means they've got two different teams to manage the Let's Go games and the standard titles. There is little reason to add the Go mechanics to the traditional titles if they going to have two separate series going forward.
Well yeah, but that can be attributed to the bigger workload for Switch game development.
I've never seen a post suggest that the game will "bomb hard".
Most of the whales in this game have spent more than $400 so far, trust me on this.
There are people who try to finish raids with the least amount of people, with and without weather support. The incentive is there since it awards the most balls. Most people just don't care about catch probabilities.
