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Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu/Eevee! |OT| One Step Forward, Six Generations Back
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Don't forget to stock up on the game's official snack.
Can we do it with protein shakes and grille steaks instead?
Game Freak removed 1.9 GB because it was deemed too confusing to new players.
They don't need to. Only the wild Pokémon available in that region would need to be animated.
5.5 hours left for me to dig in, yay! I don't know if I'll be able to throw a curved ball since I cannot even write very well, lol.
Well at least now I know I dont have to get 400 goddamn candies in actual Pokemon Go to evolve Meltan at least.
I'd say zero, as this is not a service game meant to last through the switch's lifetime but just the first game of what they will probably turn into a new side series.
It'a roughly a 1:1 recreation of the map from the original 1995 Gameboy Game. Yes, it's ultra small and I think it makes zero sense and feels too packed and nonsensical when translated to 3D.
They made clear that (aside for Meltan/Melmetal) they won't
I don't really understand the part in the OP about Meltan and evolving it. So you transfer any Pokemon you want from Go to Let's Go, then you get a Mystery Box in Go or Let's Go? After that you can catch Meltans for 30 minutes and with the candy you can evolve Meltan, right?
Couldn't they do a sort of shapeless shadow 'Pokemon' on the field? That way it's still random as to which Pokemon you'd fight in battle.
You get the Mystery Box in Go, which then works like an incense but for Meltan. Don't expect to catch many in the 30 minutes though, most people are getting about 10. Also you can only do it once a week.
i have turned abit around on this game over the few months, i'm still not gonna be buying on release day but i'll give it a shoot later down the line when i can find a cheaper copy
based on footage i have seen the pokemon in the grass are just using there normal walking animation and GF have already made walking animation for every pokemon
they even made them for all the different forms including megas for some reason
based on footage i have seen the pokemon in the grass are just using there normal walking animation and GF have already made walking animation for every pokemon
they even made them for all the different forms including megas for some reason
Is map size important in Pokemon games though? How many hours to finish the game are we talking about here?
Allright, got it. Thanks for clearing that up.
EDIT: Btw, do we know how many candy we need to evolve Meltan?
I think it was 400, which is standard for some powerful mons in PoGo. At an average of 10 Meltans per week, 3 candies per capture, it's going to take roughly 3 and a half months to get a Melmetal, half as much if you use Pinap Berry in all your captures, a bit less if you stick a Meltan as your companion in PoGo and walk to get extra candies.
I guess I'll play it, but this is the first time in... forever... that I'm not looking forward to a Pokémon game. I was kinda interested after the initial unveil but eveything we've seen from this game has been killing my hype step by step.
if its only once a week then nobody is gettting meltan evolved form any time soon seeing as how i believe the number was 400 candies to evolve meltam
Yeah this is the exact same feeling as I have. It's a filler game till the 8th gen comes.
You can walk for candies and probably use pinap berry from pokemon go. So should be pretty quick if you play a bunch.
Short question about coop, that I didn't find any details about. Is it possible to customize the coop partner as well? I mean, choosing gender, changing cloth etc?
Is this 100%?
If so... that's just not even worth it. Which sucks, because if it was 5km or so I would be motivated to walk that every day
Does anybody know if the physical Japanese version is multi-language or has any kind of IP lock for the online? I have a friend on a trip in Japan and people at stores told him that even though the game will work in the European console, it might give troubles with the online connectivity or something like that. Maybe they're parroting the old "unexpected behaviour when connected to Pokémon games in other languages" from the early gens?
IIRC Red/Blue/Yellow was on the short side and quite straightforward. This was before there were hundreds of monsters to catch/evolve and before a lot of time-consuming mechanics like berries and breeding were in. With PokeGo style catching being a faster encounter than random battles it could be a bit shorter.
Welp, it's midnight on the 16th in NZ as of four minutes ago and the game hasn't unlocked yet. I guess it's not a midnight release in NZ. I think I'll go to bed.
