It's possible but not in a legal way. You need a 3DS with a custom firmware, a way to upload the save in your gen 1 or 2 cart to your PC, the with the 3DS there's a way to use that save with the virtual console games, then you trade with an official gen 1 or gen 2 game in another 3ds and finally use Poke Transporter.
God that shit is the worst, one of the reasons I don't play Gen 1 and 2 that much.
Then I get blasted back and sent to the Pokémon center when I get a bad match up and can't run away. I'm talking from experience here.
Yeah, but it's hard to make it harder when we are losing options.
Option C, being underleveled because only the Pokemon that battle get experience, so every Pokemon isn't getting it. It makes the game more difficult.
You could also be underleveled in X and Y or ORAS by having the Exp Share off. I don't want to skip fights, which are the main point of playing Pokemon, I want to be able to play the game the way I've been able to before. I don't want to grind, I just want to be underleveled or on par with most trainers I face.
Lazy devs rhetoric are a bannable offense, and that's ignoring how just raising levels wouldn't really make the game more challenging
Even if it is challenging, the developers would lose nothing from allowing people to turn the Exp Share on and off. Having the Exp Share off would still just be a hard mode, regardless of how difficult the game is with it on.
It's weird, we know the limit for friends is 3 but if it were the same for randoms you might end up never seeing anyone considering how big the area is
At the end of the day the game will have to be played on the lite too, so they're still not free from screen size limitations completely
When I read this, this just feels that they develop with a handheld experience in mind, specifically battles. Would explain them choosing to have improperly scaled Pokemon in battles for certain Pokemon.
This is literally what everyone who knows what they're talking about has been saying since "the first Pokémon on home consoles" was announced. Why are people so shocked that the handheld game series is only on the Switch because there is no dedicated handheld console?
When I read this, this just feels that they develop with a handheld experience in mind, specifically battles. Would explain them choosing to have improperly scaled Pokemon in battles for certain Pokemon.
I mean this isn't shocking. They said last year that Let's Go was more a home experience while SWSH will be predominantly portable
When I read this, this just feels that they develop with a handheld experience in mind, specifically battles. Would explain them choosing to have improperly scaled Pokemon in battles for certain Pokemon.
How will we see Pokemon like Cutiefly with these Dynamax Pokemon on portable mode then? :P Some are larger than a default Wailord.
They're already scaling them to be visible on the screen. It's fine.
Then having a regular sized Wailord should present no issue?
What I get from this is that they likely wanted a slightly powerful 3DS successor and developed SM initially with that in mind before deciding to scale back and put it on the 3DS. There really is something itching at me how Stars was so heavily rumored and how Gen 7 felt so abrupt in its existence.
When I read this, this just feels that they develop with a handheld experience in mind, specifically battles. Would explain them choosing to have improperly scaled Pokemon in battles for certain Pokemon.
