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For me, it would be psuedo legends always being very late game encounters. It sort of defeats the purpose? Early stage psuedos are terrible, with low stats and shit moves. The entire point of a psuedo is that committing to a difficult training road pays off in a powerful final stage.
Take Beldum for example, it only knows Take Down making it difficult to train, making you have to EARN your Metagross, but this is cheapened by the fact that it's only a Beldum for 5 minutes because by the time you get one you can easily evolve it in a handful of battles. Or fucking Jangmo-o, by the time you catch LITERALLY on victory road, and you catch it past its first evolution point and only two levels short of its final evolution? That's bullshit, there's zero effort to train it to be good.
I'd rather have psuedos be a very rare early route encounter, or some hidden side area, similar to Gible but earlier. That way you actually have the put in the effort to raise them that they're clearly designed for.
Take Beldum for example, it only knows Take Down making it difficult to train, making you have to EARN your Metagross, but this is cheapened by the fact that it's only a Beldum for 5 minutes because by the time you get one you can easily evolve it in a handful of battles. Or fucking Jangmo-o, by the time you catch LITERALLY on victory road, and you catch it past its first evolution point and only two levels short of its final evolution? That's bullshit, there's zero effort to train it to be good.
I'd rather have psuedos be a very rare early route encounter, or some hidden side area, similar to Gible but earlier. That way you actually have the put in the effort to raise them that they're clearly designed for.
