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Quoted By: >>34507962 >>34508548
I'm officialy tired of Pokèmon's recent direction. Reasons?
> Rushed, incomplete games sold at full price. XY were incomplete in both content and story/characters. SM were incomplete and USUM should've been DLC for SM rather than full, separate games;
> Removed/worsened mechanics/innovations/elements from previous games/generations (PSS, Super Training, Mega Evolutions, Alolan Forms etc.);
> Official news and updates that spoil 90% of game content, ruining surprise effect. It makes publicity, but not in a good way. I can pass on spoiling 90% of the Dex, but I don't absolutely accept post-game content;
> Excessive genwunning from Game Freak. Yes, Game Freak is OBSESSED with the first generation. I know it started eveything and nostalgia, but this is too much: Gen 5 is considered a reboot often compared to gen 1; XY's reference and Santalune forest's layout; gen 7 in general. Other generations get little to no respect.
Should the future Switch games follow this road, I'll damn fucking seriously consider quitting the franchise.
> Rushed, incomplete games sold at full price. XY were incomplete in both content and story/characters. SM were incomplete and USUM should've been DLC for SM rather than full, separate games;
> Removed/worsened mechanics/innovations/elements from previous games/generations (PSS, Super Training, Mega Evolutions, Alolan Forms etc.);
> Official news and updates that spoil 90% of game content, ruining surprise effect. It makes publicity, but not in a good way. I can pass on spoiling 90% of the Dex, but I don't absolutely accept post-game content;
> Excessive genwunning from Game Freak. Yes, Game Freak is OBSESSED with the first generation. I know it started eveything and nostalgia, but this is too much: Gen 5 is considered a reboot often compared to gen 1; XY's reference and Santalune forest's layout; gen 7 in general. Other generations get little to no respect.
Should the future Switch games follow this road, I'll damn fucking seriously consider quitting the franchise.
