>>47476336Biggest problems are
>combat is just rock-paper-scissors with an overreliance on RNG to make it seem more complicated>the games have been following the same tired old formula since 2003Pokemon obviously did something right, otherwise it wouldn't have such a large and lasting fanbase. But GF stopped innovating in meaningful ways a long time ago and went the safe merchandising route (smart from a business perspective, bad from a gameplay one).
What really needs to happen is for new mon collecting games to revolutionize the genre and challenge Pokemon's monopoly, forcing GF to innovate again or lose fans. Either way, it's a win-win for the players.
