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Should have swapped this with Snap which was a bigger draw for fans. Disappointed it’s not Let’s Go 2, quite enjoyed the first one.

Finding Digletts on the Isle of Armor!

@fadedcolors I own the game, I am fine with the graphics. I can respect that you may have issues with the models, but others don’t.

@Zenszulu Your first sentence really hits nail on the head. Having an opinion about what YOU want/expect from a game is one thing, asserting what others should want/expect is just arrogant. It’s getting pretty tiring hearing individuals state what I should/should not demand from a company and then get upset that I and others enjoy something they don’t. People are entitled to their opinions, but it’s important that they also recognize that those are THEIR opinions.

Quite a fun expansion, got me back into the game. I’m not huge on the story-mode in Pokemon games, but I do like that with this expansion the missions are more than just beat X trainers. The wild area is where the game shines and it certainly has lots to explore. Visually it’s a lot more varied and interesting than the base game. I think the lesson here is not to make non-wild areas as they end up being wasted with no one revisiting them after completion.

@mikegamer Models in S&S look fine to me.

An on-rails game is going to be a lot simpler to maximize scenery than an open world game.

Meh, hasn’t really affected my enjoyment of this DLC. Really glad they made everything Wild Area, really the base game shouldn’t have had any non-Wild area as that’s where you spend most of your time late game. Overall quite pleased so far, makes a good game even better.

Can’t wait, it looks great! I’d love if the online matchmaking system gets a bit of a tweak with this release, was really the only major flaw I found with an otherwise fun game.

Not too surprised, they have been on a roll lately making great games. Quite enjoyed Let’s Go, and S&S have been great for first attempts at console entries. Can’t wait to see what’s next!

Makes sense, was a blast to play and even now I still go back from time to time for new events. Definitely a solid GoTY win.

I’d like a simpler online visiting system. Rather than having to open my gates, I’d like to set friends that can drop in when they want. Not sure why it’s such a huge production everytime I want a visitor.

@AshFoxX While ZA is enjoyable enough, Killing Floor is definitely a superior horde-style game.

I’ve enjoyed what I’ve seen so far, however, the server stability seems to be a roll of the dice. I’ve had decently stable matches, and then I’ve had matches where everything is stuttering and jumping about.

They had a preorder discount and I figured I’d pick it up to shoot some zombies in the face. Glad to see I’ll likely get what I paid for.

Looks great! I don’t know if I’ll be able to bring myself to evolve Kubfu though.

I had a blast with the base games, can’t see a reason not to get more of a good thing.

Really wanted to like this, but it’s so clunky. The menus are dated, getting into a group was buggy and I actually had to restart the game at one point as it went into an infinite cycle of loading and reloading. The gameplay itself is very generic and old school, and upon finishing a mission a helicopter landed, bugged me under it, downed me, then blocked teammates from reaching me to help. Ended up deleting it as I just can’t see putting up with all it’s faults for a game that is overall fairly lacklustre.

Never got into this one on iOS, just didn’t land for me. I’d love to get Blood Bowl on Switch though!

Loved the first one, out easily 200 hours into it. I just could never get hooked on the sequel. I think they should have kept things a bit simpler and focused on the most important aspect of the game, grinding loot.

I loved Super, watched it through twice now and appreciated it even more the second viewing. It flows a lot better than Z, Kai being required for me to watch Z through again.

@MagnaRoader in fairness it’s a loud minority that have jumped on the entitled and ignorant bandwagon. It’s the same posters and the same inane comments again and again. The vast majority bought and enjoyed the game as evidenced by it’s continued success in sales as well as review trackers that aren’t bombed.

Man this looks great, this is definitely what an expansion should be. Really enjoyed the game, and glad to see it’s being supported so well.

Really like the look of the new areas. Still hope multiplayer gets a bit of an overhaul though.

Hopefully multiplayer is getting an overhaul.

Really enjoying this one. It’s fairly shallow I’m terms of story, but it feels like playing through a grindhouse western, just plain fun.

Played this on iOS, it was alright. You use cards to decide what to do on your turn, so your collection and deck building come into play. It’s not terrible by any means, but never really hooked me in like Warhammer Quest or Space Hulk.

CoJ and AC are pretty tempting for that price. More games for the backlog?

@KBuckley27 I almost didn’t after the demo. Glad I did though, I had a lot of fun with it. I think the biggest issue I had was that there didn’t feel like enough to do in the end game, but that’s also a sign that I was clearly enjoying it.

Oh man, now I have to return to SMM2! I’m sure there will be some insane maps coming.

Hah, sweet! It’s almost ironic that I likely won’t return to DXM due to being hooked on Witcher 3.

@Kalmaro Read above, I’m done. This thread has made me sick with the excuses some are giving for victimizing women further. I’m not reading responses anymore and will just ignore users that try. Seriously, stop making excuses, do some research, and smarten up before you do more harm.

@Kalmaro You really couldn’t do a quick google search? This is why I usually avoid threads like this. People regurgitate a lot of statements that have been repeatedly debunked, and I get highly suspicious of their motivation for “debating” a pretty clear cut issue. I’m never certain if questionable statements are done out of ignorance, or hostility towards women. This is really starting to look like the later, and I’m not biting anymore. Educate yourselves, and try to think of the harm you are doing before you dig yourself any deeper. I’m out.

@SquallLeonhart86 The variation generally comes from the definitions of rape or assault used.

@MegaVel91 Er, I think you misread something about my understanding of the court of law then. Perhaps try reading my statements again.

@Kalmaro Yup, and that’s what sexual assault is so rarely reported. It’s notoriously difficult to prove, and the victim is often shamed and attacked for coming forward. Don’t try to pretend giving accusations of sexual assault the same credence as people denying it does anything but protects predators.

Look, a false accusation is serious, and I am totally onboard with consequences for making one, I’d also entertain arguments for for more severe civil and criminal punishments. However, false accusations are also very rare, whereas unreported sexual assault and harassment is far too common. Yet every time a high profile case comes forward, the same “concerns” are made about false accusations by groups way too eager to dismiss the accuser.

This is why I find people arguing about false accusations either extremely ignorant or disingenuous. They are pretending that is the big issue and addressing it is in the best interests of everyone, yet ignore how much harm minimizing the importance of an accusation is, and how powerless victims of abuse feel.

@Kalmaro And again, you are talking about a court of law. Often victims of assault have come forward stating they know they don’t have enough to have the accused convicted, but making others aware is all they can do. What more can they do? Should victims shut up if they can’t prove beyond a responsible doubt? Should those that commit harassment and assault be free from repercussions? This paranoia about false accusations is not only ridiculous, it’s extremely harmful to victims of assault.

@NEStalgia Hey, you want to go on protecting the predators and making it more difficult for the victims to come forward go right ahead. I’m calling out your shoddy reasoning though. The court of law is not the end all solution for abusive behaviour.

People can make accusations against me, and they should be able to if anything warrants them. You’re trying to use the slippery slope argument again and it is ridiculous. Oh no, someone could make a false accusation against me, thus we shouldn’t lend accusations credence unless absolutely proven in a court of law. Yeah great, this is why so many cases of sexual assault and harassment go unreported. The reality is, cases of false accusations are nearly insignificant compared to the number of victims who don’t speak out for fear of people like you condemning them. I am not afraid of false accusations, and I have never felt the need to be. I do know women who are afraid of harassment and assault, and often this is due to experience.

But keep on defending the creeps, I’m done with you. It’s crap arguments like yours that keep attacking victims while pretending to be for some nebulous greater good.

@Kalmaro Sure, no one is arguing against that are they? That is a presumption specifically for the court of law, it’s never been meant to be used to harm victims and protect predators. I specifically said I don’t believe people should face criminal punishment unless convicted beyond a reasonable doubt. That doesn’t mean people should be immune to consequences for actions and behaviour outside of the court of law.

I really hope they fix the stamp search and party queue system. Stamps are such a poor way of searching for raids, especially when they can’t easily be refreshed.

@NEStalgia When talking about harassment and in many cases even sexual assault, accusations and testimony are often all a victim has. Disregarding that is a lot more dangerous than the risk of false accusations. In addition, while I agree that suspensions during investigations generally make sense, it is also up to the employer based on past behaviour of the individual in question and any other information that they see as adding to the validity of the claims.

I’m a teacher, I’ve seen colleagues both falsely and accurately accused. The reality is, it’s pretty easy to protect yourself. Those falsely accused were quickly exonerated as they don’t put themselves into situations were they are 1on1 with a student or colleague in a room with blinds and doors closed, nor do they act like creeps. The actual questioning of the accusers also raised doubts very quickly. In contrast, in the cases of those that were guilty, it was pretty evident early on. It might not be as obvious to those not involved in the investigation and those outside looking in, but when you share a work environment with someone, there are a lot of little bits of information that inform your judgement. In some cases there isn’t enough to build a full fledged legal case, but I’m sure happy they are not working with kids anymore just because you have a paranoia about false accusations.

The fact that in this case the courts seem to have ruled against the accused seem to suggest his employers probably had a pretty good cause to want to get rid of him. Pretending his removal was impulsive based on pure hearsay is just ridiculous and is the type of mindset that truly should be condemned.

@NEStalgia Sure, someone shouldn’t go to jail if they haven’t been proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Saying accusations shouldn’t be acted on, however, is absurd. If someone is accused of being a predator, why would any company want to take a risk leaving them in a position in which they can potentially cause more harm to their alleged victims?

The entire slippery slope argument of suggesting everyone then is a potential victim of false accusations is also weak. People can already lay false accusations on others, but it doesn’t happen much as generally it’s simply something people don’t, investigations are pretty quick to show when there is absolutely no evidence, and the repercussions of making false accusations are extremely damaging to those making them.

I quite liked Let’s Go, but S&S definitely blew it out of the water. I do hope they patch the multiplayer though, especially the raid system as currently it feels like a coin flip getting it to work.

Not really surprising. Although the multiplayer is deeply flawed, the overall game is a lot of fun. I’ve played nearly every big Switch release this year and this has been one of the easiest to get into and just enjoy.

@YozenFroghurt I don’t know who the leakers are or how they got access to the data to be able to leak it, but if they signed an NDA and then broke it, it seems pretty cut and dry. If you don’t enforce broken agreements, they won’t hold much weight going forward. This isn’t really comparable to something like speeding unless you are looking at people speeding in company vehicles. Then it directly affects the company, and per contract, they will usually have the right to protect their interests.

@TeslaChippie Haha yeah, there is something odd about being called a sheep for making my own decision by people jumping on a bandwagon repeating statements off a reddit thread.

Glad it’s doing so well, it’s a blast! So many little details you can tell a lot of thought and care went into the game. A great first attempt at a full Pokémon console game that I hope will lead to even bigger and better titles going forward.

@Heavyarms55 When you see abusive behaviour such as personal attacks, simply report it. The majority of posters are pretty civil. Even with the controversy surrounding this game, I’d say most posters have been pretty good about attacking arguments, not other people.

@GamingFan4Lyf I too get annoyed when I see people claim to know better than developers, and especially when they claim developers are lying or lazy. While I’ve never worked as a developer myself, I had several friends who did, and I recall how overworked they were, and how it impacted their health and social lives. Trying to claim they were just slacking off shows how ignorant some of these “critics” are.

While I quite enjoy this particular game, I still have some criticism about certain aspects, and it’s a shame any real feedback has become buried under all the insults and conspiracy theories.

A great game and impressive first attempt at a console. I can only see Gamefreak learning and improving from this experience. It’s a shame some were so unduly negative prior to release, but that’s the bandwagon effect the internet tends to have, and sales show how little it really matters when unwarranted.