I wonder why they were never used in battle, there was a lot of animations in Amie never used in battle. I was always confused about it.What bothers me is that they don't re-use these Amie/Refresh/Camp animations in the actual battles. You've got a set of Sleeping Animations for Amie, yet they never see use in battles when your pokemon is set to sleep.
Yes I know not every pokemon has their animations, but you could use them for those that do.
I think that's due to 1. It not fitting and 2. The wake up animations are too long and they don't want to prolong battles with animationsWhat bothers me is that they don't re-use these Amie/Refresh/Camp animations in the actual battles. You've got a set of Sleeping Animations for Amie, yet they never see use in battles when your pokemon is set to sleep.
Yes I know not every pokemon has their animations, but you could use them for those that do.
I love this so much.I didn't notice Rotom in the trailer, that animation is cool:
Reception was very positive before the Dexit issue.
It does change a thing even if you don't have anything to import. Other people would have been able to import your favourites and traded them, but in SwSh they can't.
Good point, you would be able to do that in the postgame right ?
The newer games let you trade for Pokémon not in the regional dex immediately when you can trade.
Possibly, but we know manual save is also in so if there's autosave you can probably disable itCould this be auto-save?
To be fair, that's due to VGC saying it and they are insisting their translation is correct, so the question is the context. (Especially as I've been told Pokémon is their key focus still and really Game Freak allowing the narrative of "Our biggest game isn't our focus" ahead of the release of their biggest game ever is just insane)
What does rigging an animation to the correct place have to do with individual attack animations?
I do think it would be nice to get some special firing animations, like having all water attacks coming from Blastoise's cannons but have the rest of the beam look normal. PBR does that by changing camera.
You and me both. I don't care for shit outside of battles, leveling and enhancing abilities or stats. I never cared for Pokémon: The Sims.
That's why I said make the rest of the beam look normal. Just like PBR does. Also, the game does tell you what the attack is.
Fast forward is also an option, like in Bravely Default where just pushing a button ups the battle speed, and it can go up multiply times. People may say it looks stupid, but so does Blastoise firing Hydro Pump from his forehead.
No Ruby still had all the Pokémon in it. Even had a proto-National Dex that would unlock if a Pokémon not in the Hoenn Dex was traded in.
The older console games handled this well enough by defining anchor points on the models for moves to come out of.
Oh yeah, I just looked at Genesect for that and forgot Victini. Whoops
Kalos still with the GOAT Pokédex. Alola was less but they had good type spread. You could snag at least one of each type on the first island.
The niche that I liked for Alola was each island was a de facto little regional Pokédex with, like you said, a good spread of types, but also overall quality. The later islands had to have higher levels because it's an RPG, but all four felt pretty balanced between easy-to-train low stat Pokémon, up pseudo legendarily.
Yeah, 50 or so, but given how Charizard is confirmed, there is at least ground to speculate the Venasaur and Blastoise lines are also in there somewhere, which would put Gen 1 on about 50 or so too. Looking back at that image that got posted back a few pages, Sawk is confirmed but Throh is not, ouch!
