>>18253807Upon return, nearing the finale of the game.
You receive an urgent call or message from "gramps", saying that something disastrous has happened. You return to route 5 and gramps points you to the Observatory. You run up, and you now see that there's a large hole in the walls distancing you from the Observatory, as well as in the Observatory itself.
You enter it for the first time. It's like the "point of no return"; this is where the climax really starts.
This leaves anticipation, because you really wanted to fucking explore that observatory the first time. You know it's filled with plenty of dangerous stuff, even that the champion's pokemon almost died, and you know that the ET wants in for some reason, but you don't know what.
Then we leave the actual atmosphere of the place to finish adding the mood and apprehension.
>>18253873>but there aren't any high levelled pokemon in the observatory? is this just false?What? There are. It's near final-game dungeon. It's going to be high-leveled.
Then remove his personality and switch it out with something else. That's beside the whole point of my post.
>>18253894It's to add flavour and give you the idea of a dangerous area, which it is. Doesn't have to be true, and it isn't unnecessary for that reason. It has a point.
A) That's a minor detail
B) If we're talking way back, she would have been at a lower level of experience
C) If that's the only grip, and it's a minor flavour detail, I'm assuming the rest is fine.
