Honestly that most Pokémon games in the eary game.
You can't dosable motion controls in docked mode. In handheld you use gyro to aim and press a to toss a pokeball.
Good thing I play 99% of the time in handheld then. :) Thanks!
Would you it is a new... Breath of the Wild (Pokémon encounters)? :P
Do you have to have it in your hand when doing this?
You don't have to hold it, or connect it to pokemon go, though doing the latter gains you additional items/experience, how much so I'm not certain. There is a breakdown when you reconnect the pokeball to the game, but it's not clear how that break down is weighted for XP.
There is a narrative goal as well as the collection goal. You are meant to progress through a series of increasing challenges until being declared "the champion" by defeating the region's most accomplished Pokémon trainers. There are further post-game challenges and online battles as well.
They're pretty straightforward RPGs with a bog standard narrative arc. The main point of the collecting is to build up teams of progressively stronger monsters to take down elite trainers and acquire the title of Champion.
Transfer the ones you don't want to Professor Oak. You'll get candy in return that you can use on your Pokémon to increase their stats.
Make sure you're homding the joycon at the ready in a straight up position before you click ready. Wherever it is when you choose you're ready is considered the neutral position
You're right. Also not bad at catching Pokemon.
There are master trainers you can fight plus Gym Leader rematches.
