I mean I'm just saying
I need you and your puppet's purifying intentions
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"""New""" PokeM'aam rom hack dropped in the form of a bastardization of Renegade Platium.
And uh, how many are actually T&H women? They can't create, only corrupt, so they had to corrupt someone else's rom hack rather than make their own (to my knowledge, probably new minor things, INB4 fag flags everywhere like that one rom hack).
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I looked
Hasty - Facecam and voice, women
Fuslie - Facecam and voice, women
Kirbyhats - Facecam and voice, women
Katiebug - Facecam (greasy and square shaped) and sus voice, twitter account is sus 50/50 chance.
Lamari - Vtuber avatar and fat sounding voice - two red flags and twitter account reposting trans stuff 80% chance troon 100% nigger
Pointless - Fat mexican girl and girly voice - Fat mexican women
Mlem - GHOULISH TRANSEXUAL VOICE, Ugly rat face troon and a messy room - 100% tranny
Vix - Women voice, generic I'm such a nerd glasses girl facecam - women
OP is also a tranny and there is a tranny doing comentary on it.
Overall less trannies than I expected but still far too many but also no shock its troons running and commentating.
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Quick work, nicely done. Still these are probably the kind of women (well, the ones that are) I wouldn't want to interact with to begin with. Regardless, a bunch of literal who's participating in a needless rom hack of a rom hack instead of playing the original, of which the rom-rom hack is made by and run by a tranny. Lol.
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Most seem to be some variant of "queer" the mexican and one of those others are married it seems
Wouldnt rape any of them.
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The latest Heart and Soul got lots of choices to alter the gameplay, maybe you can refine the game to your liking.
>Nuzlocke and tranny at the same time.
I bet autism makes people go tranny. There is too much correlation.
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I started reading the pokemon novel by Takeshi Shudo.
Finished the prologue and the first chapter. It is an interesting read, the world building is totally different from the games and it gave in one chapter more characterization to Delia than all the anime ever did. I really liked this section:
"When she was 18... While Delia's mother was still alive.
There was a young man hoping to become a Pokémon Trainer who stayed at Pallet House and she fell in love. The relationship escalated quickly and in practically the blink of the eye they were married.
And then in another blink of the eye, the young man left town, never to return again.
And in yet another blink of the eye, her mother fell ill and passed away, leaving her with only Pallet House and the newborn Ash.
If you were to ask her if she still loved that young man... Ash's father... her answer would be a flat “no”.
After leaving a woman like Delia alone for over ten years, she wouldn't even get mad at him if he returned, she'd simply ignore him outright.
Up until the day Ash left home on a journey to become a Pokémon Trainer, Delia had hung in there all by herself.
It's only natural... Delia thought to herself.
Ash was her beloved child. She'd take care of him until the day he left. It was her responsibility.
Delia had decided to continue doing her best on her own... But in the morning, Ash would finally be leaving.
She was sad to see Ash leave home, yet also somewhat excited.
... When the morning comes, I'll be free. I'm still in my twenties... It's a bit too late to become a Pokémon Trainer, but there's lots of things I could do."
In the appendix it also told us that something like the christian God existed as a legend and he created pokemon but never stated to serve humans at all. Quite funny to see
Finished the prologue and the first chapter. It is an interesting read, the world building is totally different from the games and it gave in one chapter more characterization to Delia than all the anime ever did. I really liked this section:
"When she was 18... While Delia's mother was still alive.
There was a young man hoping to become a Pokémon Trainer who stayed at Pallet House and she fell in love. The relationship escalated quickly and in practically the blink of the eye they were married.
And then in another blink of the eye, the young man left town, never to return again.
And in yet another blink of the eye, her mother fell ill and passed away, leaving her with only Pallet House and the newborn Ash.
If you were to ask her if she still loved that young man... Ash's father... her answer would be a flat “no”.
After leaving a woman like Delia alone for over ten years, she wouldn't even get mad at him if he returned, she'd simply ignore him outright.
Up until the day Ash left home on a journey to become a Pokémon Trainer, Delia had hung in there all by herself.
It's only natural... Delia thought to herself.
Ash was her beloved child. She'd take care of him until the day he left. It was her responsibility.
Delia had decided to continue doing her best on her own... But in the morning, Ash would finally be leaving.
She was sad to see Ash leave home, yet also somewhat excited.
... When the morning comes, I'll be free. I'm still in my twenties... It's a bit too late to become a Pokémon Trainer, but there's lots of things I could do."
In the appendix it also told us that something like the christian God existed as a legend and he created pokemon but never stated to serve humans at all. Quite funny to see
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Try looking in this (outdated) pool I made:
I have not been bothering with keeping up wi the latest hacks that intensely.
In your case, I would recommend Pokémon Odyssey, though there are some 'regional' variants there.
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Finished Legends: Z-A. I didn't expect much going in, but I ended up enjoying it a fair bit.
+ Story is decent (especially the finale)
+ Character writing is surprisingly good, some of the better side characters in recent memory
+ Good soundtrack
+ Battle system is fun, if a bit of a clusterfuck towards the end
- The lack of voice-acting is something that's hard to ignore, especially when cutscenes are framed as if characters are actually talking
- The visuals in general simply aren't on the level they should be
- Weird omissions like the link cable items that make completing the Pokedex more of a chore for no reason
Not really a criticism, but I would've liked more areas of Kalos to compliment the ever-evolving Lumiose City. It's a bit visually repetitive. Wild areas in, y'know, the actual wild parts of the region.
I wouldn't blame anyone for not wanting to shell out the big bucks for something that looks this out of date, but it's a decent follow-up to Arceus. There's still parts of the previous game I enjoy more, but that's more due to the setting than anything else.
+ Story is decent (especially the finale)
+ Character writing is surprisingly good, some of the better side characters in recent memory
+ Good soundtrack
+ Battle system is fun, if a bit of a clusterfuck towards the end
- The lack of voice-acting is something that's hard to ignore, especially when cutscenes are framed as if characters are actually talking
- The visuals in general simply aren't on the level they should be
- Weird omissions like the link cable items that make completing the Pokedex more of a chore for no reason
Not really a criticism, but I would've liked more areas of Kalos to compliment the ever-evolving Lumiose City. It's a bit visually repetitive. Wild areas in, y'know, the actual wild parts of the region.
I wouldn't blame anyone for not wanting to shell out the big bucks for something that looks this out of date, but it's a decent follow-up to Arceus. There's still parts of the previous game I enjoy more, but that's more due to the setting than anything else.
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I don’t know if anyone’s kept up with this guy, but basically he’s an autist that went from wanting to own every copy of a WotC era common to becoming some kind of cryptobro fаggоt. There’s been a spike in the 1st edition Kabuto from fossil where it went from being $1-$2 to $40+ due to market manipulation and people buying due to FOMO.
Kinda funny seeing PSA chime in on this race to the bottom of the barrel. It’s guaranteed that they’d put most of those autographed cards in their stupid gambling service they’re doing with gamestop.
In the wake of the meme, you have the absolute bottom of the barrel retards hopping in to try to do their part in the most retarded way possible. Of course you’d think this is a shitpost, but r/pokeinvesting continually seeks to be the most brain damaged group in comparison to facebook.
This has lead to the most obvious market manipulation, with people taking to TCGplayer to try to ride the hype train and sell theirs. This is an extreme example, but it’s been pretty funny watching 0 sales/0% feedback sellers make these listings that are painfully obvious. It’s a good enough reason among others for TCGplayer to start vetting their sellers because there’s also 0 trust with these sellers to actually deliver.
What’s even funnier is seeing the NFT and crypto niggers try to explain it, while coming off as retarded as pajeet phone scammers trying to explain to you why they need you to buy target gift cards. There’s no explaining it in any other way as someone trying to get rich off of a Pokemon card and these people being marks that should be left holding the bag like the faggots that bought stocks and dogecoin after r/wallstreetbets told them to. There’s no logical reason, this isn’t a movement, you’re just marks.
Kinda funny seeing PSA chime in on this race to the bottom of the barrel. It’s guaranteed that they’d put most of those autographed cards in their stupid gambling service they’re doing with gamestop.
In the wake of the meme, you have the absolute bottom of the barrel retards hopping in to try to do their part in the most retarded way possible. Of course you’d think this is a shitpost, but r/pokeinvesting continually seeks to be the most brain damaged group in comparison to facebook.
This has lead to the most obvious market manipulation, with people taking to TCGplayer to try to ride the hype train and sell theirs. This is an extreme example, but it’s been pretty funny watching 0 sales/0% feedback sellers make these listings that are painfully obvious. It’s a good enough reason among others for TCGplayer to start vetting their sellers because there’s also 0 trust with these sellers to actually deliver.
What’s even funnier is seeing the NFT and crypto niggers try to explain it, while coming off as retarded as pajeet phone scammers trying to explain to you why they need you to buy target gift cards. There’s no explaining it in any other way as someone trying to get rich off of a Pokemon card and these people being marks that should be left holding the bag like the faggots that bought stocks and dogecoin after r/wallstreetbets told them to. There’s no logical reason, this isn’t a movement, you’re just marks.
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LOL the moment I saw that Kabuto guy being mentioned in places outside of any pokemon TCG place I knew it was going to be the dumbest wave of shit incoming.
I hope Jeets are buying them up like NFTs, it's not like TCG investment could get anymore smelly and retarded.
I hope Jeets are buying them up like NFTs, it's not like TCG investment could get anymore smelly and retarded.
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The space has began to plummet in terms of intelligence. The dumbest fucking people have come into the space looking to get rich and they deserve what happens when the bubble pops. The main reason they’re doing this is they have this delusion about cards being a safe haven asset. They’re not, though, especially anything that’s been printed in the last 3 years. Next year the G block will go out of print and the H, I and soon J block will be in print until each one has been out for 3 years.
Just the dumbest subhumans possible.
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Hoarders are scum no matter what
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- Loansharks enslave you for your debts, and they are considered good people. You spend the game doing a completely pointless tournament while the city is getting irradiated by the Eiffel Tower. The finale is you fightning some flowers while the possessed Eiffel Tower is not doing anything for some reason. Also Taunie is pouting about you being the hero and wants to play Rock Paper and Scissors to decide who saves the world while the world is ending.
- One music track repeated ad infinium while you explore the only enviroment the game has, aka the City. Other songs are just worse versions of X/Y songs.
- Battle system is just a mindless button masher with no strategy, and the battles are so easy that you can win even if you just use one button. (A youtuber tried that and yes he finished the game only using one of the four ability buttons)
No wonder this franchise has become a joke, you people really let Game Freak get away with everything.
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More parts from the novel that are interesting:
There were many rumours about the reason for this ranging from having reached the limits of his research or having his heart broken by an actress in a Pokémon movie that he had acted as a supervisor for, along with many other explanations, however the true reason remains a mystery to this day.
In the 20 years since Professor Oak returned to Pallet Town, he's continued his own personal Pokémon research.
So how does he still earn the same kind of money he did as a prestigious professor at Celadon University when he's living like a hermit...? Twenty years ago he wrote a reference book for prospective Pokémon Trainers called “Oak's Poké Reference”, it's a classic reference that anyone's mother or father would instantly recognise the cover of, with “Useful charts and current surefire methods to success with Pokémon” it has remained a constant best seller... Which is the most likely explanation of his income
.I thank everyone who has come to see me off. This is the moment that I, Gary Oak, depart to become a Pokémon Trainer. The day I return is the day that this town named after my grandfather's grandfather's grandfather, Pallet Oak, has its name changed to Gary Town.”
“Kyaah, he's so dreamy!”
The cheerleaders grew excited.
... Where exactly has this town been hiding girls like that?...
Ash stretched his neck out.
He had never seen them before.
They were middle school students from the next town over who worked part time for a campaign girl company that Pallet Town's mayor, Gary's grandfather's older brother, always hired around election time.
The mayor himself now had the mic.
“Now, my dear citizens of Pallet Town, in honour of his future exploits let us follow Gary of the Oak family to the outskirts of town before we see him off.”
But well, since everyone's already here... We might as well cheer you on with a bit of go, go, go~”
She had now suddenly switched into teenage girl mode.
“... Huh?”
Delia's expression then went into ten year old girl mode.
She had noticed Pikachu.
“Aah, it's so cute. This little animal.”
Pikachu was somewhat offended by the description of little animal... What?...
“Chuupika...?” His attempt at a threat only came off as being cute.
Ash spoke to Delia.
“Ah... He's my Pokémon... His name is Pikachu.”
Pikachu snorted... “Piiiiiika.” And ignored them.
Ash did his best to show off.
“This Pikachu and I are going to get all the world's Pokémon.”
Delia innocently spoke up.
“Hmm, if he's a Pokémon, then why...”
“Eh?” Ash asked in return.
“Pokémon are usually kept inside those things... aren't they?”
The first person to publish research on Pokémon was a French author in the late 18th century, Count Tajirin. But if you look through the records of the 18th century when Count Tajirin lived, it's not only when the earliest Pokémon research began. It is also the era of research starting on many other creatures.
Until than point, research of animals, plants and legendary beings was all lumped in as things that weren't humans. The only notable research came from ancient Greece in the 4th Century BC from a scholar known as Aristotle, who had catalogued approximately 500 varieties of animal, but among them were none that appeared to be Pokémon.
Aristotle divided creatures into four broad categories, humans, animals with red blood, animals without red blood and animals resembling plants.
Animals without red blood include insects, shellfish, octopuses and squids.
Animals resembling plants included starfish and sea cucumbers.
The largest category, animals with red blood, was further divided into two subcategories, animals that give birth to their young and animals that lay eggs.
Animals that give birth to their young are what we would now refer to as mammals.
Animals that lay eggs included birds in the sky, creatures that slither on land (snakes, lizards, frogs) and fish in the water.
Surprisingly, Aristotle actually classified whales as separate from fish.
He reasoned that as whales breathe air, they must have lungs, and came to the conclusion that they give birth to their young.
However, Aristotle knew nothing of Pokémon.
After Aristotle, there was no further research in this vein until the 18th century.
It was a common opinion that among all the creatures on Earth, the greatest chosen by god were humans, and there was no value in deeply examining other species.
It wasn't until the 18th century that opinions changed to think that for humanity to better understand itself it should also understand other creatures.
In the latter half of the 18th century... A French scholar named Lamark was responsible for spearheading the movement to learn more about animals and plants.
However there were some creatures they could not clearly document.
For example, they could not document anything definitive on legendary creatures like dragons or mermaids.
Count Tajirin was among the people who studied such creatures.
At the time there were only 30 known species of Pokémon, for example... the flame Pokémon Charizard bore a resemblance to the dragon... the bubble jet Pokémon Vaporeon bore a resemblance to mermaids (I believe you are familiar with the tale The Little Mermaid, where it's stated that when mermaids die they turn into foam. I imagine that may be where the term bubble jet Pokémon came from.), it's only natural that something resembling the legendary dragons and mermaids existed.
However, there are mysteries.
Such as the origin of the term Pokémon.
Pocket Monsters... Or Keitai Juu rendered in Japanese, where did this name come from?
According to the existing documents, it wasn't until the year 1925 that it was discovered that Pokémon could be stored in small objects like Poké Balls or capsules, this groundbreaking discovery was made entirely by accident by the Japanese Professor Westwood. (While examining the energy of the Pokémon species Primeape's rage, he accidentally weakened it with a drug overdose, leading it to somehow get captured inside the case for the Professor's reading glasses, forgetting its anger entirely and falling asleep peacefully. ... This is a well known event among Pokémon researchers.)
So what were Pokémon called prior to Professor Westwood's discovery? Think about it. We call them Pokémon because they can be stored in our pockets, before we knew this they wouldn't have been called Pocket Monsters. However there is no name for Pocket Monsters other than Pocket Monsters recorded in history.
It is unknown what name Count Tajirin referred to Pokémon by.
No matter what name they went by, Pokémon clearly existed.
But it bothers me that no name for them other than Pokémon remains.
This is only my supposition, but I believe that Pokémon had another name in the days of Count Tajirin. Why was this name erased? And by whom?
As such, the name Pocket Monsters itself carries a certain amount of mystery.
Also, famous Pokémon researchers such as Professor Westwood and Professor Oak at some point retired from doing public studies. In the 18th century Count Tajirin ceased publishing his research after discovering 30 varieties of Pokémon.
Since then, this has become a trend among many prestigious Pokémon researchers around the world.
Why is this? Why would they leave the field after gaining recognition for their studies?
Regardless of this, more people who love Pokémon get into the field of research each year.
There are also new Pokémon being discovered all the time, in Count Tajirin's era there were 30 known species and in Professor Westwood's era there were 80 known species, currently there are officially 151... This number is likely to expand in the coming years. There could easily be new species unveiled as soon as tomorrow.
In this era, other creatures have been heading towards extinction.
The only other newly discovered lifeforms have been new forms of bacteria and viruses.
Why is it that only Pokémon are increasing in number...? (Or to word it differently, newly discovered?)
It is a mystery. Pokémon are surrounded in mystery. Hence why humans are so fascinated by them.
... A nameless Pokémon Researcher with absolutely no relation at all to Professor Oak...
In the 20 years since Professor Oak returned to Pallet Town, he's continued his own personal Pokémon research.
So how does he still earn the same kind of money he did as a prestigious professor at Celadon University when he's living like a hermit...? Twenty years ago he wrote a reference book for prospective Pokémon Trainers called “Oak's Poké Reference”, it's a classic reference that anyone's mother or father would instantly recognise the cover of, with “Useful charts and current surefire methods to success with Pokémon” it has remained a constant best seller... Which is the most likely explanation of his income
.I thank everyone who has come to see me off. This is the moment that I, Gary Oak, depart to become a Pokémon Trainer. The day I return is the day that this town named after my grandfather's grandfather's grandfather, Pallet Oak, has its name changed to Gary Town.”
“Kyaah, he's so dreamy!”
The cheerleaders grew excited.
... Where exactly has this town been hiding girls like that?...
Ash stretched his neck out.
He had never seen them before.
They were middle school students from the next town over who worked part time for a campaign girl company that Pallet Town's mayor, Gary's grandfather's older brother, always hired around election time.
The mayor himself now had the mic.
“Now, my dear citizens of Pallet Town, in honour of his future exploits let us follow Gary of the Oak family to the outskirts of town before we see him off.”
But well, since everyone's already here... We might as well cheer you on with a bit of go, go, go~”
She had now suddenly switched into teenage girl mode.
“... Huh?”
Delia's expression then went into ten year old girl mode.
She had noticed Pikachu.
“Aah, it's so cute. This little animal.”
Pikachu was somewhat offended by the description of little animal... What?...
“Chuupika...?” His attempt at a threat only came off as being cute.
Ash spoke to Delia.
“Ah... He's my Pokémon... His name is Pikachu.”
Pikachu snorted... “Piiiiiika.” And ignored them.
Ash did his best to show off.
“This Pikachu and I are going to get all the world's Pokémon.”
Delia innocently spoke up.
“Hmm, if he's a Pokémon, then why...”
“Eh?” Ash asked in return.
“Pokémon are usually kept inside those things... aren't they?”
The first person to publish research on Pokémon was a French author in the late 18th century, Count Tajirin. But if you look through the records of the 18th century when Count Tajirin lived, it's not only when the earliest Pokémon research began. It is also the era of research starting on many other creatures.
Until than point, research of animals, plants and legendary beings was all lumped in as things that weren't humans. The only notable research came from ancient Greece in the 4th Century BC from a scholar known as Aristotle, who had catalogued approximately 500 varieties of animal, but among them were none that appeared to be Pokémon.
Aristotle divided creatures into four broad categories, humans, animals with red blood, animals without red blood and animals resembling plants.
Animals without red blood include insects, shellfish, octopuses and squids.
Animals resembling plants included starfish and sea cucumbers.
The largest category, animals with red blood, was further divided into two subcategories, animals that give birth to their young and animals that lay eggs.
Animals that give birth to their young are what we would now refer to as mammals.
Animals that lay eggs included birds in the sky, creatures that slither on land (snakes, lizards, frogs) and fish in the water.
Surprisingly, Aristotle actually classified whales as separate from fish.
He reasoned that as whales breathe air, they must have lungs, and came to the conclusion that they give birth to their young.
However, Aristotle knew nothing of Pokémon.
After Aristotle, there was no further research in this vein until the 18th century.
It was a common opinion that among all the creatures on Earth, the greatest chosen by god were humans, and there was no value in deeply examining other species.
It wasn't until the 18th century that opinions changed to think that for humanity to better understand itself it should also understand other creatures.
In the latter half of the 18th century... A French scholar named Lamark was responsible for spearheading the movement to learn more about animals and plants.
However there were some creatures they could not clearly document.
For example, they could not document anything definitive on legendary creatures like dragons or mermaids.
Count Tajirin was among the people who studied such creatures.
At the time there were only 30 known species of Pokémon, for example... the flame Pokémon Charizard bore a resemblance to the dragon... the bubble jet Pokémon Vaporeon bore a resemblance to mermaids (I believe you are familiar with the tale The Little Mermaid, where it's stated that when mermaids die they turn into foam. I imagine that may be where the term bubble jet Pokémon came from.), it's only natural that something resembling the legendary dragons and mermaids existed.
However, there are mysteries.
Such as the origin of the term Pokémon.
Pocket Monsters... Or Keitai Juu rendered in Japanese, where did this name come from?
According to the existing documents, it wasn't until the year 1925 that it was discovered that Pokémon could be stored in small objects like Poké Balls or capsules, this groundbreaking discovery was made entirely by accident by the Japanese Professor Westwood. (While examining the energy of the Pokémon species Primeape's rage, he accidentally weakened it with a drug overdose, leading it to somehow get captured inside the case for the Professor's reading glasses, forgetting its anger entirely and falling asleep peacefully. ... This is a well known event among Pokémon researchers.)
So what were Pokémon called prior to Professor Westwood's discovery? Think about it. We call them Pokémon because they can be stored in our pockets, before we knew this they wouldn't have been called Pocket Monsters. However there is no name for Pocket Monsters other than Pocket Monsters recorded in history.
It is unknown what name Count Tajirin referred to Pokémon by.
No matter what name they went by, Pokémon clearly existed.
But it bothers me that no name for them other than Pokémon remains.
This is only my supposition, but I believe that Pokémon had another name in the days of Count Tajirin. Why was this name erased? And by whom?
As such, the name Pocket Monsters itself carries a certain amount of mystery.
Also, famous Pokémon researchers such as Professor Westwood and Professor Oak at some point retired from doing public studies. In the 18th century Count Tajirin ceased publishing his research after discovering 30 varieties of Pokémon.
Since then, this has become a trend among many prestigious Pokémon researchers around the world.
Why is this? Why would they leave the field after gaining recognition for their studies?
Regardless of this, more people who love Pokémon get into the field of research each year.
There are also new Pokémon being discovered all the time, in Count Tajirin's era there were 30 known species and in Professor Westwood's era there were 80 known species, currently there are officially 151... This number is likely to expand in the coming years. There could easily be new species unveiled as soon as tomorrow.
In this era, other creatures have been heading towards extinction.
The only other newly discovered lifeforms have been new forms of bacteria and viruses.
Why is it that only Pokémon are increasing in number...? (Or to word it differently, newly discovered?)
It is a mystery. Pokémon are surrounded in mystery. Hence why humans are so fascinated by them.
... A nameless Pokémon Researcher with absolutely no relation at all to Professor Oak...
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Even if th is bai, the sight of a Fossil Kabuto card being burned is Horrifying and even Sad to me.
…the irony of Pokéfans demanding change of Pokémon's gameplay.
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What’s funny is that the Japanese were shocked to see people having these massive collections, sealed or otherwise. A lot of them were angry about people buying out terastal festival when prismatic evolutions was being scalped to high heaven and were disgusted by the greed.
It’s obnoxious and sad because at this point everything has become about greed and trying to make money off of a children’s card game.
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Weebs ruin everything no matter the fanbase. Tale as old as time.
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You want to change the gameplay? Sure, but this is not it.
Examples of good action RPG battle systems? Final Fantasy 7 Remake games.
Or if you want to stick to the current system, at least turn it into a WoW clone, you control your Pokèmon in battle, have to dodge attacks and fire, and you have an auto attack in addition to cooldowns and abilities.
The current system makes no sense, why am i controlling the trainer when controlling the pokèmon would actually lead to engaging gameplay? Why don't i have an autoattack to use while my cooldowns refill?
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That would require GF/Creatures/Whomever to give these pokemon WAY more animations than they already have... just for attacking. That includes every claw swipe, tail wagging, and head smashing to various degrees of strength. That includes every power beam or elemental vomit that spews out of their mouths to be as accurate and detailed as you can get so it doesn't look like complete ass, as in don't make it look like every game after Gen5.
I admire your idea, but there's no way that's happening. Pokken and shit like Smash Bros. is the most amount of effort you're ever going to get with that kind of stuff. They've already shown with Gen8 through ZA that they will and are comfortable to keep doing the VERY bare minimum.