Max Raid Battles are frustrating. It seems like I can never successfully join one online (two out of six attempts), and offline just doesn’t work for 5-star ones.
They really just need to have you wait in a lobby until the raid you want to join is open. I’m tired of seeing an interesting raid pop up, immediately try to join it, only to be met with every spot already taken up. When I try to set raids upon myself, no one ever joins. I’ve tried about ten times, and out of those only one had players join... AND IT WAS JUST ONE PLAYER.
Geez, especially back in my day, you could consider most console video games for "kids" and they were hard as heck or needed lots of time. I guess these days you have a wider range of games so there truly are "kids' games," but Pokémon sure isn't one of them lol
I Need some help why does my internet conection swap to local communication all the time?
I only have this with pokemon and that while Im coneccted to the Internet, how do I turn it of
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I miss being able to look into bins, I keep finding myself going upto bins and pressing A instinctively.
I still do, even though it's completely fruitless the overwhelming majority of the time.
I usually spam A when I'm in somebody's house in search of anything that can be interacted with, and secondly, because I'm a nosey sort that can't keep their grubby mitts off strangers' furniture.
I'm now on my 2nd shiny, a Drifloon. I'm open for trades for either of these two if anyone is interested, preferably shinies but I will consider other things.
The fact that people are praising this game for allowing you to skip the catching tutorial is kind of pissing me off. This is a feature available in GEN 2. SwSh should not be praised for an "innovation" from the year 2000
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@iKhan I guess if it’s being called an innovation I can see your point, but if it’s just a good feature I certainly understand why it’s mentioned. Too many games still have tedious mandatory tutorials, it’s nice to have them as optional.
The fact of the matter is that Pokemon is at it's core marketed towards kids. Suiting our adult needs would alienate the kid needs. If they tried to please adults in 96 it wouldn't be the phenomenal success it is today. My solution for this was difficultly settings. It wouldn't alienate either side. I'm optimistic to the future of what this franchise could accomplish
But do you know two really big games that a lot of kids play? Fortnite and Minecraft.
Neither game holds your hand or has many arbitrary barriers for progression, definitely not to the extent of Pokemon. Both expect the player to understand and master the game's core mechanics to succeed, Pokemon doesn't ask much beyond the attribute chart.
So saying it's this way for the kids sounds more like Gamefreak's misunderstanding of what kids are actually capable of.
Maybe it's just me being a gentwoer (is that a thing?). But it's not that I'm upset people are glad the feature is there. It's more that I'm upset that people had become accustomed to not having something that had been a feature in the past.
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@Snaplocket I agree it's subjective. I particularly don't like how the characters look, it seems like an upscaled 3DS game. I know it's an opinion thing, but they look so bland to me, as if it were lacking a personality :/
The Wild Areas could look better, I guess, but the Pokemon and trainers look like they stepped out of the anime, and I think that's pretty cool. The towns also look extremely nice so far. And the music is great.
It's pretty much everything I would have ever expected out of a Pokemon game on the Switch, presentation-wise.
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