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Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 02:00:30 No.40201469 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>40202205 >>40202449 >>40202493 >>40202691 >>40202771

Are the people who like Megas the most brain dead people in the fanbase?

>wow! I sure am glad my bro got a buff in the form of a temporary gimmick button press that's only usable once per team, leaving it instantly useless by being outclassed by other temporary gimmick button press pokemon! I sure am glad they did this instead of just giving it a non-retarded buff like they did with clefable, serperior, pelipper, gligar, ditto, porygon, togetic, magneton, and scolipede!

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Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:02:14 No.40202073 Report

Quoted By: >>40202120 >>40202131

Megas were unecessary to begin with, but it would have been much better if GF had sticked with this gimmick and eventually expanded it to most pokemon instead of going for the cringey ass trend of shitting some cancerous new gimmick for each new gen.
Asbad as Megas were, they were thousands times better than le inflation + floating turds gimmick.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:06:38 No.40202120 Report

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>>40202073
It was never feasible to expand it to most Pokemon and they probably realised this after ORAS and killed the idea

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:07:30 No.40202131 Report

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>>40202073
>but it would have been much better if GF had sticked with this gimmick and eventually expanded it to most pokemon
wouldn't have helped anything considering how poorly balanced megas are even compared to one another.

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Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:10:10 No.40202157 Report

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Whatever helps you out, m8.

I love my Mega bro.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:15:05 No.40202205 Report

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>>40201469
lmao it really wasnt a gimmick before GF started adding shit like z moves and fucking inflation it would of balanced out in time and it was a good way to bring new intrest into old mons it had potetial to be a whole new mechanic akin like the physical/special split but no they just fucked off with a perfectly fine concept

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Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:41:39 No.40202449 Report

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>>40201469
Are the people who like Gigantamax the most brain dead people in the fanbase?

>wow! I sure am glad my bro got a buff in the form of a temporary gimmick button press that's only usable once per team, leaving it instantly useless by being outclassed by other temporary gimmick button press pokemon! I sure am glad they did this instead of just giving it a non-retarded buff like they did with clefable, serperior, pelipper, gligar, ditto, porygon, togetic, magneton, and scolipede!

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:47:24 No.40202493 Report

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>>40201469
so you're mad that every mega isn't top tier

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Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:47:50 No.40202502 Report

Quoted By: >>40202554

Mega Lopunny is the most viable he's ever been, and the design is great too. I am really going to miss megas.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:52:02 No.40202544 Report

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>>40202205
>it was a good way to bring new intrest into old mons it had potetial to be a whole new mechanic akin like the physical/special split but no they just fucked off with a perfectly fine concept
I feel the same, especially with the former. Will never understand why they kicked it and z-moves under the rug when gigantamax is similar to megas.

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Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 03:53:23 No.40202554 Report

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>>40202502
>he
Here is your (you)

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Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 04:12:22 No.40202691 Report

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>>40201469
Yes. They fail to realize what Pokemon is. The idea was simple, but good designs. Meanwhile Megas are ALL overdone and looked way too cluttered to keep the "Pokemon appeal". The lore became an absolute mess when it tried to turn pokemon into a confirm multiverse despite nearly every multiverse franchise being too convoluted and messy to have a concise story (See Zelda, see Final Fantasy and see X-men). Also it's just raw powercreep. The whole concept of Legendaries and Puesdos was to be "broken mons". Now we have six gorillon normal mons with 600+ BST which isn't natural and it complete defeats the purpose of legendaries.
>b-but muh game balance!!
Stop being retarded for 3 minutes. Why do you think Pokemon was meant to be balanced (nevermind megas that ruin balance more)? Do you think Fearow was made with viability in mind? Do you think Wigglytuff was made with viability in mind? No? Then there's your undeniable proof that Pokemon was never supposed to be a balanced game. Therefore megas aren't needed for that at all.

In short:Pokemon is DBZ and Mega Evolution is GT. Let's all just pretend it never happened.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 04:15:46 No.40202713 Report

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>>40202691
>Yes. They fail to realize what Pokemon is. The idea was simple, but good designs. Meanwhile Megas are ALL overdone and looked way too cluttered to keep the "Pokemon appeal".

While this is true, let's not act like it's the reason why GF dumped Megas
Look at the absolute state of Gigantamax designs and you'll notice they're even worse than Megas in that respect

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 02 Oct 2019 04:24:30 No.40202771 Report

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>>40201469
Megas are mega ugly
Only the primal reversions and banette look cooler

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