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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet New Trailer has Dropped (Second Trailer) | Pokemon Scarlet & Violet will launch on November 18
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I actually need this....
Although honestly, I always read Fuecoco's face as a cut apple. He a lil' apple croc.....
AM I CRAZY?
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god forbid normal people have issues that the almighty joe thinks are nitpicks
While I think a fire/grass pepper is an awesome idea, I really can't see them doing it with a starter. Giving it a grass secondary type screws up the whole rock/paper/scissor of the starters, moreso than the other secondary types do.
All Grass types should have Thick Fat because Grass is a garbage type =(
Also I normally don't want to see the starter evolutions but I will be anxiously awaiting JoJo ducks second and third stages because people keep trying to tell me it's a hat and not a JoJo pompadour to which I say they're fucking crazy.
Also I normally don't want to see the starter evolutions but I will be anxiously awaiting JoJo ducks second and third stages because people keep trying to tell me it's a hat and not a JoJo pompadour to which I say they're fucking crazy.
i thought it was an apple too. At first glance I assumed it was the grass type lol
I can see it, but it's definitely a hot pepper crocodile wearing dia de los muertos face paint. Skull with a mustache.No you're not gonna do this to me:
Yeah, if it's not already fire/grass when it's literally a hot pepper with legs I don't see it gaining grass type with later evolutions. My guess is Fire/Ghost or Fire/Dark.
funnily enough the last 2 gens have both had a starter good in singles(Cinderace, Primarina), one good in doubles(Incineroar and Rillaboom) and the one that gets left behind(Decidueye and Inteleon)
yeah I noticed that myself, no exp bar most likely means the return of seamless transitions out of battle at the very least
Okay that's cool. It's always good to see you around. I would love to play with you when the games hit
unless they all take on a secondary typing of the opposite starter
ie: Fire/Grass, Grass/Water, Water/Fire
Not sure it really makes a difference does it? Sw/Sh and BDSP both had all the exp added on at the end of the battle. I'd say all it means is that forced Exp. Share is definitely going nowhere.
I was thinking itd be like breath of the wild where every gym and pokemon in its area goes up in level as you defeat a gym leader similar to how enemies and weapons got better as you defeated dvine beasts and killed the Yiga leader
I'm talking about how Legends didn't add exp until the battle was over and did it seamlessly along with the new moves
SWSH still had the exp bar in the main UI under the HP, unlike this game and PLA which only display it after battle is done
I was thinking this too. Coco may stand for "cocodrilo" (crocodile in Spanish) but it also means coconut.
What if it ends up being a homage to Portuguese singer Carmen Miranda, famous for those fruit hats lol
they even hinted at it in the latest trailer :P
Congratulations to Venonat and Venomoth for finally ending the longest streak without being in a regional Pokedex ever (not including remakes), with their last appearence being in the Johto Pokedex. The next Pokemon in line to take the crown are Phanpy/Donphan, Slugma/Magcargo, Taillow/Swellow, Shroomish/Breloom, Slakoth/Vigoroth/Slaking and Cacnea/Cacturne, all of which haven't featured since the Hoenn Pokedex.
it really didnt. dont play pokemon expecting difficulty. the hard battle in BDSP is the last battle of the main game. the "hard' battle everyone talks about arceus is the very last battle on the post game.
I'm kind of hoping, thinking about difficulty levels in the open world, that they're actually kind of realistic? Like, directly outside of cities there'd be weak Pokemon, the further into nature the stronger they get (and the local trainers to match them). You can explore anywhere, but certain areas will be dangerous in the early game, so you'd have to alter your playstyle to get through them effectively depending on when you go. Gym Leaders would have scaling sets of Pokemon based on how far into the story you've gotten. And then maybe certain story beats and sidequests would also adjust wild encounters (like, for example, defeating the evil team would free the Pokemon they've been holding hostage and you'd see them more in the open world, or destroying a blockade would let Pokemon from two regions interact and change rarities).
kind of hope they make it more obvious what moves you learned, i actually kinda didn't like the new system because i always forgot what i just learned
yall either very optimistic or forgot this is gamefreak were talking about
i'll be happy enough if theres any sort of scaling for gym leaders cause even that i dont think its granted. i can totally see gamefreak doing "open world" but still having a progression in their mind so if you go to gym they wanted to be the first last, you will be facing a bunch of lvl10s anyway
i'll be happy enough if theres any sort of scaling for gym leaders cause even that i dont think its granted. i can totally see gamefreak doing "open world" but still having a progression in their mind so if you go to gym they wanted to be the first last, you will be facing a bunch of lvl10s anyway
I'm pretty new to Pokemon games but Arceus was definitely my favorite of the ones that I've played, even though I don't mind the more traditional games.
Arceus has more kick to it than recent titles but that's mainly due to its stat system kind of weird.
I'm personally exited for ScarVi because I've been wanting an open world Pokemon game that lets you fight gyms in any order for years.
If you want difficulty, play Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon, they're by far the hardest the games have ever been in terms of battles
It had been a bit of time since playing it but my memory says White 2/Black 2 hard mode is the hardest I remember Pokemon battles being.
I don't care about the eventual official name, I'm naming mine that lmao.
Eh, possibly. The difficulty in Arceus was due in large part to the weird way it handled stats. Essentially, every Pokémon that you catch in that game is relatively weak unless boosted by Grit items. Players who were running parties full of un-boosted Pokémon were met with a lot of resistance (especially toward the endgame), but players who interacted with the new stat mechanic and Grit items had a significantly easier play-through. I myself didn't experience any difficulty until the last last battle in the game, but I was using Grit items on my party pretty consistently. It's a relatively safe bet that the stat mechanics and battle system of Arceus aren't coming back (it's not very conducive to online play and, in my opinion, the turn-based rather than round-based structure plays significantly worse), so you'll be more likely to catch Pokémon that aren't super weak from the jump.
gamefreak broke my little heart too many times. i'd rather expect nothing and be pleasantly surprised than having delusions of them making adaptive changes like tavernade did (sorry tavernade)
its pretty cool but the hardest thing is probably getting the damn code to unlocking it
USUM is an "out of the box" harder experience specially if you dont use exp share (remember when you could turn it off? good times....)
