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New Pokémon Sword & Shield Trailer (Gigantamaxing, new pokémon, version exclusive gym leaders and Pokémon)
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Just hoping for my boy Whimsicott to make the cut.Updated the Chart at last.
Additions to 0.3
- Lapras Added
- Mawile Added
- Ferrothorn Family Added
- Toxapex Family Added
- Fixed Numbering from Mudkip Line
Why introduce a feature and take it away I hate when game freak does this
Maybe they'll have to leave it at the border alongside their unauthorized pokemon
Team Rocket will have a new job at the airports and borders:
Lockers rental for Pokémon that don't like cold weather and banned items lol
I have a shiny Jumpluff I've kept bringing to every game, since FireRed, and I can almost see it's not gonna make the cut, especially when Eldegoss exists.
Pokémon with similar concepts are kinda tricky though, because they could either go for the "a cotton Pokémon already exists, so there's only room for one" or "all the cotton Pokémon co-exist together in this area".
Agreed that Fairy needs a nerf. You have so many absurd Fairy type combos that cancel out one or both of the type's weaknesses (most obviously Steel/Fairy), and absurd Fairy type Pokémon like the Tapus.
Things like this remind me that Sinnoh remakes are next. Gigantimaxed Dialga and Palkia. Like what will they be like?
I doubt they're gonna keep stacking mechanics on top of stacking stuff forever. I get where the expectation comes from but I think it's okay for each set of titles to have their own identity.
I'm not really a fan of immunities, but I think Grass resisting Fairy would make a lot of sense. Though I'm not sure how useful that would actually be, a lot of Grass-types are also Poison or learn Poison-type moves, so they already have something to counter Fairy-types.
I really want to take on someone's force of nature Gigantamax Pokémon with one of my unstoppable Mega's.
He's getting deported quick asf and his Pokemon will be ripped from his care and set up in a camp
If they brought the mechanic back it would be whatever ones in that regional dex I guess, just like with Let's Go
^5
Im trying to make an Avalugg ready for transfer for SwSh and Im weeping at how sad this huge glacier is
Like why would you make a slow ass defensive ice mon
It's so depressing
Its no consipracy hear me out:
1 Keter - "Crown"
2 Chokhmah- "Wisdom"
3 Binah - "Understanding"
4 Chesed - "Kindness"
5 Gevurah - "Discipline"
6 Tiferet - "Beauty"
7 Netzach - "Eternity"
8 Hod - "Splendour"
9 Yesod - "Foundation"
10 Malkuth - "Kingship"
Now look at the Galar Map:
Now what does this all mean? The 10 Spots all fit for the gyms and protag.
1. Leon, the Crowned Champion.
5. Bea the Discipled Fighter and Allister the Discipled Ghost Master
6. Nessa, the Beautiful Swimmer.
8. Milo, the splendorous Farmer.
10. The Protag, the Future King.
Also prominent is the Hexagon, which is surprise surprise, the symbol most seen on Olenna which is rumored to be the villain.
Only some Pokemon can access it because they are found in the Ley Line Dimension found in raid spots, so theh are born with the power within them already.
I miss inverse battles. Avalugg in an inverse battle during Trick Room, a speedy tank.
lol me too. Maybe they will still be in postgame, but during the stream they made it seem like they were gone.
I'm fine with there being shit attack and shit defense types, because that's just a fine thing to have, but for Ice and Rock being poo defensive types is so counter intuitive, and they design all the Ice and Rock type Pokemon as big tanky things but their typing blows. The final nail in the coffin is that it's not worth using them as glass cannons because basically everything can learn Ice and Rock type attacks so why bother, just throw your Ice moves on a Water type etc.
I think movepools are generally too deep anyway; I think they should scale them back some and start with restricting availability to Ice moves first.
I think movepools are generally too deep anyway; I think they should scale them back some and start with restricting availability to Ice moves first.
Yeah, like in Gen 3 Aggron was my boy...until a fighting type came along and I got him the fuck out of there
The movepools should be heavily cut down and completely redone. Everyone would lose their shit and start movexit or whatever, but they all can learn too many things and it makes a lot of pokemon samey or redundant or makes entire types pointless. Why can everything learn toxic, anyway?
If they are going to cut Pokemon they might as well trim down some of the redundant moves and do more tweaking to moves, but I don't think they should strip moves from Pokemon just to take utility away from them.
Aaaah yes, I still remember the Ultra versions: the last games that included the whole Pokédex :')
My thoughts exactly!
Not every move is useful, but a lot of them give Pokémon their own personality and uniqueness. Even if it's just a different name or a slightly different effect, it's nice to have it.
There don't need to be less moves, Pokemon need to learn less moves. Normal types should be the only ones with sprawling versatile learnsets. TMs need to go back to one use each too. Everything being able to learn everything sands the edges off the game and makes each mon less unique.
Exactly
I'm still surprised leafage wasn't made a special attack. There should be a low level special grass attack other than absorb
Ugh, please no.
I do feel that infinite use TMs are a bit too exploitable, but they're still far better than the old way. It sucked when you caught a new Pokemon and wanted to teach it a move, only to find that it only learns that move through a TM that you already used on something else.
Bug needs a buff too, it's probably the worst offensive type. Why does Fairy resist Bug?
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