Can we have a thread for sane people who actually watched the interviews? Since no one seems to understand Difficulty tiers and good marketing strategies. Pokémon is a company. They are in the business of making money. That means appealing to kids and aging fans. They made a super casual game so moms can play with their 5 year olds who love Pokémon too. Buying themselves a little more time to put out a real game that the aging fans want. Or do you want another sun and moon? Because that’s what happens when you don’t find a way to segregate the audiences. Look at Adult Swim vs Cartoon Network. Look at Disney vs Disney junior vs Disney owner entities. These people aren’t dumb they’re just establishing a new brand to market under that’s distinct but feels “main”. It’s a main game because it’s an actual RPG in an actual Region but they know it’s not what older fans are expecting or wanting. They say that in the interview. They’re releasing the regular traditional games for 2019 and it’s most likely going to be far better than what you’re expecting because the one thing holding them back “the need to appeal to kids and bring in new customers” is taken care of by this game. This is good. Just learn how to be patient and have some forethought before REEEEEing all over the place