>>47619970Wasn't aware that the designs were semi-random from threads. That context renders my criticisms rather moot since the dev team technically did not have complete creative control over the dex.
>This is a line based on staplers and H.R. Giger's works, not anything electric I suppose the alligator clip look for the final evo was unintentional then. I'm assuming it's a staple remover, which superficially resembles some alligator clips. Either way I think it's a brilliant idea and a good design. Kudos to the artist.
>3 stage lines are necessary from a gamepoint perspective more than you would think.It depends. Having a healthy amount is needed because midstage evolutions fit well for midgame opponents and third stages are definitely needed for challenging late game opponents, but too many can still be an issue as it does still reduce the amount of unique evolution lines and fully evolved pokemon, which can cause issues like the previously mentioned ones. I don't fault the dex composition given the context of the hack, but if this was a hack where the dev team had full creative control over the dex I would consider the number of three stage evos to be an issue.
