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>the dex cut
>instead of just cutting everything not in the Galar dex, Game Freak taunts you by setting aside a small handful of non-Galar mons you can transfer anyway
>it turns out the entire rest of the dex is still there in the code, so there’s no excuse
>reused models
>multiple models for single characters and monsters
>bad textures
>really long drawn-out intro more hand-holdy than SM
>opening and closing themes more boring than that song from Brave
>an idiot who thinks he’s your rival when he’s really just a glorified training dummy
>a movable camera that gets stuck on objects, allowing you to outrun it
>small cramped towns, routes without branching paths, virtually nothing to explore
>sound options are hidden behind a missable key item
>need badges to catch higher-level Pokemon
>not enough customization options for the male character
>took away features people liked from the last two generations – Amie/Refresh, Megas, Z-Moves
>cross-gen evolutions that aren’t really cross-gen evolutions
>a pointless form-changing gimmick that isn’t any better than just making your monsters grow
>the fire starter’s final form looks like a middle stage evolution
>you can mix and match fossil pieces to create frankenstein abominations whose existence is suffering, and you’ll never get to see their true forms
>a villain plot that just sort of happens out of the blue and doesn’t even make much sense
>an anticlimactic boss fight where the version mascots do most of the work for you
>a Windows cursor flies by during the end credits
>a lacking postgame
>if you’re unbelievably boring and have a lot of time on your hands, you can fully evolve your starter before the first gym
>so much legacy code that Game Freak should qualify for an episode of Hoarders
>crashes
>bricked systems
>you have to pay $60 for this shit
>too many Wooloo
Did I miss anything?
