👻 Feufochmar @Feufochmar@donphan.social

@audreyaudino and even a Porygon Z, but this one was so bad they didn't make another one

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@whimsicott However, I personaly don't care much about bringing back old pokémons in games, unless it's for breeding competitive pokémons (and I do that after finishing the game).
If you are a collector, Pokémon Home is the place to put your collection, not the games.
For competitve play, I think it's a good thing too, since it limits the rooster (and the moves too).

Also, I think there is a need to drop content from previous games. The pokédex is too large now, and the size of a cartridge is not unlimited. SuMo was 3.2 GB, one of the largest games of the 3DS, and it was for a console with limited screen resolution (240p), not 1080p like the Switch in dock mode.

@whimsicott I have mixed feelings about that news. The bad thing is that you are not sure to be able to use you prefered pokémons or bring back your favorites. And it could also be a sign of DLC in next games, unlocking more pokémons after the game is released.

@audreyaudino You may be able to do that in the next pokémon games.

@audreyaudino The story behind the new legendaries: two lycanrocs met an aegislash.

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@SapphicGirafarig The pun is between "moumoute" (wig) and "mouton" (sheep).

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Your useful ghost assistant , now residing in your phone.
https://swordshield.pokemon.com/en-gb/gameplay/about-pokedex-rotom-phone/

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@SapphicGirafarig I like them too.

@sachirin About all those:
- items in the bag are still capped in gen III, however, it is less a problem with the different pockets in the bag (introduced in gen II)
- You can't catch more pokémon when a box is filled, and you have to manually change the current box in the PC. No carry over too. In gen II, I don't remember if the box is automatically changed when it is filled, however, you can be noticed by a call when you have filled a box.
- For the safari, throwing rocks make the pokémon more likely to run away but easier to catch. Throwing a bait make them less likely to run away, but harder to catch.

That's a bit why I don't want to play gen I games again, there are too many usability problems in those (many are fixed in gen II). I greatly prefer the gen III remakes.