mount silver is in the johto map, but is only accessible from kanto.
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Pokémon Let's Go Eevee/Pikachu (Switch) announced; coming Nov 16th 2018
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No disadvantage, Go is not requiered at all. Check the OP for more info
I can see Let's Go Johto versions in 2020, then Hoenn in 2022 and etc
Only problem is deciding the mascots for the regions since they most likely won't use starters or legendaries.
Phanpy and Togepi I guess
Are we assuming that there will be no Poke Bank/Trading between this game and the 2019 title?
One subset of a fan base shouldn't get the overwhelming amount of pandering at the expense of the rest.
Because it feels like it's at the expense of those of us who are fans of latter Gens as well.
That's what frustrated me and I imagine other people.
I remember finishing SM thinking "what the hell, I didn't see almost any alola pokémon", checked my dex and it had like 23 Alola Pokémon seen. You literally can't find new Pokémon because they hide them behind very low rates and few spots to have more Kanto Pokémon in the wild instead. lol
I don't think so. People are more excited about the setting and Pokémon than the gameplay. I doubt the Hoenn fans want a game like this, for example. Many complained a lot about ORAS dumbing down stuff.
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Highly unlikely since Pokémon in these games will have different internal stats but who knows.
It wouldn't make sense because they are, well, Alolan forms. I'm guessing they'll put them in the Safari Zone as "imported" Pokémon from another region.
The maps seem based on FRLG actually, take the route south of Pallet Town for example, which is completely straight in RBY but has rocks and sand formations in FRLG which we have also seen in the old Lapras screenshot
It's all speculation at this point, but I'd say yes, eventually. But only from LGPE to 2019 and not the other way around.
Even if they simplify the stats in this game, they probably will add a feature that you can bring them over to the 2019 game the same way they allowed Pokemon in RBY from the VC releases to be brought over.
The fact that they go out of their way to mention 151 Pokemon only leads me to believe the rest will not even be coded in though.
It becomes a a problem when it is only gen one getting most of the favortism. Mega evolution the big new mechanic of gen six , but one where generation one got one third of them while gen five was lucky enough to get one.
I mean, technically you're absolutely right, but FRLG were Red and Green remakes, which didn't have Sevii Islands either.
how do you include islands that are specifically named Seven, but not include half of them?
The latter half of the islands have stuff like breeding, Unown ruins, and Johto Pokemon all over.
The latter half of the islands have stuff like breeding, Unown ruins, and Johto Pokemon all over.
Correction, they like a game from 20 years ago and haven't been with the franchise since then. Shit is tiring at this point
Sure, but how is that the fault of those fans? Or what are they supposed to do? Loudly protest that they shouldn't get the game they want out of a selfless desire to give other people the game they want? That's kind of silly.
Like, it's fine to be frustrated, but ever since those games were announced people just keep complaining about "Genwunners" as if they had some sort of weird moral failing when all they are guilty of is preferring one game in the series lol It's like, I'm sure there are some people who prefer gen 1 who are just assholes about it, but loudly complaining about "Genwunners" just sounds kinda...well, you know.
First of all, not really. I've seen people get accused of being "genwunners" for preferring gen 1 most of all even if they played the entire series.
Second, so what if they haven't kept up with the franchise? Is there a mandated minimum amount of games played before they can think "Oh hey, nice, the game appeals to me now, I wanna play that?" There's nothing wrong with liking a game in a series, then not following a series for one reason or another and then jumping back in when something that appeals to them happens.
Do you have an idea of how much noise have that people done for years until they have got exactly what they wanted? And are you aware that what they eventually got has been at the expense of pissing on everyone else's Cheerios because GF went to the point of not even let you get newer pokémon and pretend they don't exist? As it was mentioned before, same as the Ocarina of Time stans, they won't stop until all the rest of fans of the series are absolutely miserable, and of fucking course they won't be back for whatever the generation 8 has to offer.
Well if gen 8 comes out and doenst really have that much gen 1 pandering, you won't see it then. So just be patient my friend.
Seems like everyone won to me. "Genwunners" get their casual game and long time fans get their real core game that has absolutely nothing to do with Let's Go. Sure you have to wait longer but Gen 8 was never coming out before 2019. They decided to throw a very expensive bone to casuals in the meantime and to increase the install base before their core games come out next year
And I say this as someone who is fairly lukewarm on these games. I don't like wild battles being out
I've said this before but any future Let's Go games will be Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee 2, 3, 4, etc. They've worked very hard to build Eevee's brand as a mascot to put them alongside Pikachu. You can't just magically do that with new Pokemon for every gen.
It works out fine cause correct me if I'm wrong but Pikachu and Eevee are two of the Pokemon available in every gen. So they'll never be out of place
Togepi and Pichu - Gen 2
Plusle and Minun - Gen 3
Pachirisu and Riolu - Gen 4
etc.
They could keep Pikachu and Eevee as the mascots but still change the name. (e.g. Let's go Gold/Silver)
But realistically I think the work they've put into building Eevee was FOR this game. Things are rarely so long sighted when it comes to marketing.
I have honestly heard more people complaining about people who prefer gen 1 than anything from that direction. It's to the point where if someone is like "Oh yeah, Gen 1 is my fave" there is a good chance someone will try to be the alpha nerd and gatekeep the shit out of them lol it's seriously silly. I've seen that happen a lot. Plus acting like everyone who prefers gen 1 was complaining loudly as opposed to a loud minority is...kind of ridiculous. There's a ton of people who basically ignored Pokemon or only remained vaguely aware of it, having last played the games back when the anime was huge. Then GO hit and they were like "Oh yeah, shit I liked this" and were interested in having another go at the series but didn't care about the stuff they were unfamiliar with. There's a lot, lot of people like that.
So then when gen 8 comes out, will these people coming back play that too?
...Does it matter? Like, what, are they only allowed to enjoy a game if they commit to the whole series?
Wouldnt the old men in this analogy be the ones clamoring for gen 1 stuff
And still, Pokémon Go has made a better job than this game will ever do at introducing and easing those lapsed players into the concept of "there are actually almost a thousand of Pokémon and it's OK if you don't have every single one because there's something cool for everyone in the sub-set available at the current moment".
It wasn't a couple of bad apples, it takes more than that for a group to get labeled a name. Maybe you weren't there but it was a huge annoyance trying to start a conversation of the new features of gen four or five but get interrupted by someone annoyed by all the "digimon rejects", as they would call them and of all battle features added over the years. The stigma stayed, and it only gotten worse with all the gen one pandering.
No one is in the right in the genwunner debate, but there's a reason why people hate that them.
They got the game they wanted. They got remakes of their favorite gen. It's over, in the past.
Then they got two whole gens of pandering mixed in directly with the new.
Now they're getting another revisit to their favorite games.
Are we going to continue seeing remake after remake and pandering effort after pandering effort to Gen 1 until the end of time?
I guess my question to you and to the Genwunners is: When will it be enough? When will the point arrive when you say "You know, we've been to Kanto and seen the original 151 enough times already!"?
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Pokémon needs a trade with yourself Feature like if I have haunter and I want Gengar then I need to trade with a friend what I don't have a friend that plus Pokémon so I'm game there could be a girl or guy that trades with you and trades back so I can have Gengar
Era: fucking hate genwunners JHEJHJKLETHRJKTH (complains for 200 pages)
Genwunners:
You could easily turn this around to "old man yells at post gen 1" and put new pokemon there.