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How it works - chrome - 2011-03-09

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How it works - sicnarf - 2011-03-09

what is pokemon


How it works - Jon - 2011-03-09

Accurate graphical representation of every SHINY NEW THING that IRC plays.


How it works - IllegallySane - 2011-03-09

Hur hur hur. So true. Big Grin


How it works - Erebus - 2011-03-09

Where's the data for the effects of My Little Pony?


How it works - Kalovale - 2011-03-09

... Why are you labeling the curves and not the axes?


How it works - Tremulant - 2011-03-09

seriously ben, learn to graph


How it works - Mark - 2011-03-09

>Going on IRC.

Oh you.


How it works - Greg - 2011-03-09

I still can't believe people are actually excited for this new Pokemon game. When it comes to boring unfun rehashes, this series is worse than Call of Duty. At least HG/SS were nostalgic...


How it works - Erebus - 2011-03-09

Greg Wrote:I still can't believe people are actually excited for this new Pokemon game. When it comes to boring unfun rehashes, this series is worse than Call of Duty. At least HG/SS were nostalgic...

Comming from a self considered snob, you should probably actually play it. The only rehash is the fact they use a turn base system from the original game (and that in itself has been modified to the point it's unrecognizable to the older systems).


How it works - Jedward - 2011-03-09

You can blame Dredragon, Dennis, Mario, Brandon and (to a lesser extent) me for this.




You're welcome.


How it works - FrozNlite - 2011-03-09

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How it works - KhainiWest - 2011-03-09

Erebus Wrote:Comming from a self considered snob, you should probably actually play it. The only rehash is the fact they use a turn base system from the original game (and that in itself has been modified to the point it's unrecognizable to the older systems).

Sorry but I'm with greg on this one. It's the same formula with a small splatter of difference.

You play as the same kid who's just getting out of your parents house
A rival, the only time I can recall a difference in how the rival was introduced was gold and silver
You have the same dumb ass long water route you have to go through (concept)
Cave level
Ice level
A "bad" organization
The elite four
And the same stupid ass HM's that waste pokemon slots.

The only differences is slight changes on introductions, names, towns and pokemon, but it's the same formula. Granted the "3rd" of each game (yellow, crystal) had different story lines pertaining to specific pokemon, but it be nice if they just put all the goddam regions together, told you to become the goddam master, with pokemon only getting harder, which gives more rewards.

I feel like if they took the same concept as ratchet and clank it be 10x better and refreshing, none the less I can't argue its a classic.


How it works - Locked - 2011-03-09

The formulas of the pokemon game, not the gameplay, actually change from time to time.


How it works - KhainiWest - 2011-03-09

Locked Wrote:The formulas of the pokemon game, not the gameplay, actually change from time to time.

I feel like they just add small gimmicks to keep the horse alive. They should just revamp both like they did with pokemon mystery dungeon, that was refreshing.


How it works - Panacea - 2011-03-09

DustBunny Wrote:I feel like they just add small gimmicks to keep the horse alive. They should just revamp both like they did with pokemon mystery dungeon, that was refreshing.

It all depends on how old you are. Someone else said this in another thread, but they're targeting the younger kids, not the mid-late teenagers. Sure, we still like to play, but we're not their main focus. With that said, of course it gets boring to us after a while.


How it works - Locked - 2011-03-09

PurePanacea Wrote:It all depends on how old you are. Someone else said this in another thread, but they're targeting the younger kids, not the mid-late teenagers. Sure, we still like to play, but we're not their main focus. With that said, of course it gets boring to us after a while.

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How it works - KhainiWest - 2011-03-09

PurePanacea Wrote:It all depends on how old you are. Someone else said this in another thread, but they're targeting the younger kids, not the mid-late teenagers. Sure, we still like to play, but we're not their main focus. With that said, of course it gets boring to us after a while.

It's like the anime to be honest. I wish they'd just come out with like "POKEMON RATED M FOR M(igrated from the kiddy bull pomegranate).


How it works - Kalovale - 2011-03-09

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So looking forward to college.


How it works - Erebus - 2011-03-09

DustBunny Wrote:Sorry but I'm with greg on this one. It's the same formula with a small splatter of difference.

You play as the same kid who's just getting out of your parents house
A rival, the only time I can recall a difference in how the rival was introduced was gold and silver
You have the same dumb ass long water route you have to go through (concept)
Cave level
Ice level
A "bad" organization
The elite four
And the same stupid ass HM's that waste pokemon slots.

The only differences is slight changes on introductions, names, towns and pokemon, but it's the same formula. Granted the "3rd" of each game (yellow, crystal) had different story lines pertaining to specific pokemon, but it be nice if they just put all the goddam regions together, told you to become the goddam master, with pokemon only getting harder, which gives more rewards.

I feel like if they took the same concept as ratchet and clank it be 10x better and refreshing, none the less I can't argue its a classic.

I'd have to disagree. I don't deny the the formula exist but it's been heavily changed. For one, the game has a storyline more like anime in that the gym leaders exist outside of the gym. Nearly every gym leader has a "Lance" (pokemon gold and silver) type of interaction with the player.

The antagonist group is actually well developed. Their goal in wanting to "free" all pokemon from the binds of humanity. They often say things like how pokeballs are no better then cages and that were more or less forcing these things on them against their will (and TBH what I don't like is the "hero's answer" to this concept which is: "we're not forcing them they choose to do this").

And TBH I don't see the appeal of just replaying all the games in one go, and I have no idea why people keep asking for that... it just seems lazy.