EternalDarkness

So, playing through Reborn again, I've come to appreciate the music more than I did my first time going through the game. What's your favorite theme in the game? So far, I have to say that for me, the Jasper Ward theme is currently up there.

Go on then. Send the translations of demo 2.0.

As I clearly stated, no, it isn't. And the game is not complete yet, although from what I gathered, it's quite close to being complete. Apparently they'll release in Italian first, then make an English patch or something like that. I hate how they're prioritizing Italians over everyone else, but I guess since they're Italian, it kinda makes sense, sorta. I hope the English version gets released soon, as this game really does look impressive. @LykosHand The only problem is, I won't understand shit. So you're not really explaining how you'd help translate for me, as you said.

@LykosHand I'm not sure how that's going to work, you translating for me. Nevertheless, I appreciate the response. I ought to try the demo myself, then.

This fan game recently came to my attention and seems rather impressive. Sadly, it's only in Italian at the moment, which is why I've decided not to play it myself, as I wouldn't understand a thing. Has anyone here who can speak Italian, tried the latest demo out? Can you give some impressions?

I doubt they'll give any more info on Ultra Sun and Moon. Considering the games will be pretty much identical to SUMO in terms of gameplay and characters, it would be silly of them to give out the only thing they do have that is different; the story. The July 19th announcement turned out to be something quite different. What's left now is to just wait until November for the release.

You've already been told that megas are not in the game (for you to use, anyway) yet. Hopefully Ame will make starter megas available in E17 and go from there.

About time we got Megas.

Honestly, the 3DS sales are already going to be cannibalized now that a mainline game is coming to the Switch. It is such a bad decision on their part, I'm actually really surprised. And truly, this decision only strengthens suspicions that they really are going to be moving away from the 3DS line in favor of a hybrid like Switch. I hope it doesn't end up happening, but it sure seems like that's where we're headed. What a shame.

Yeah, forgive me for not caring at all about E3. Hm, interesting. So Switch is actually getting a mainline game in the future (unspecified)? That's fucking embarrassing. What were they thinking? To my knowledge, Switch sales did pretty well, so it's not like they were desperate for people to buy their new product. Anyway, I hope they're not thinking of dropping the 3DS line in favor of Switch. That's actually gonna end up hurting them pretty badly.

Hoping Sinnoh never gets a remake simply because it's your least favorite gen is kinda petty. It's almost a guarantee that it's going to happen, what with all the hints in SUMO and the obvious fan response to something like that. Objectively, it's the only logical step for them after Ultra Sun and Moon. Too early for gen 8. No one said there will be a Switch Pokemon game. Odds are there will not be, as Switch is not a handheld, strictly speaking. Wii and Switch peasants should be limited to crappy sidegames like Pokken, imo. I doubt Nintendo will break its tradition anytime soon.

So basically, you're telling everyone you're a cheapo who only wants to emulate games for free. Nice. On the topic at hand though, I do hope Ultra Sun and Moon prove to be at least mildly interesting. Sun and Moon were all in all a disappointing installment to the series imo, though there certainly were some welcome improvements as well (ride pager effectively removes the need for hm slaves). Anyone saying they have info on Sinnoh remakes is a filthy liar, however. No one can have such information. I'm really interested to find out what that July 19th mystery game they have scheduled for a reveal is, though.

No one was arguing. Cataline just likes to play the victim, I guess. Whatever.

I wasn't bashing your opinion, I expressed my own contrary opinion to your own. Don't play the victim, Cataline. And I think you can lose the "maybe" from the above sentence. It definitely isn't anywhere near competitive.

Dunseraph from Uranium is actually even worse than Dunsparce. Dragon/Flying typing is terrible, its stats are atrocious and so is its movepool. Sure, the design is improved dramatically, but the pokemon is still garbage.

What is there to like about it? It's got a lame design and is competitively useless. Not to mention it doesn't even evolve. It's garbage. At least it gives decent exp when you kill it.

Who the hell's Dan? Danganronpa 2 exists, btw.

The grammar mistakes worry me.

Interesting. I'll be keeping tabs on this, but not getting my hopes up. It's likely going to be a flop.

It was never so shameless. You can do what you feel like, I've quit the game a long time ago, as have many others. I see no point in returning. But it is interesting to see people still enjoying the game.

Pretty much, but that's the technical aspect of it. There was also a theoretical aspect that turned me off, which is the utter pointlessness of the game and my disagreement with the direction Konami was taking it. You could tell that it was all just a big cash grab and it still is and will be. It feels like they've really stopped caring about the players enjoying it. You can go back and make decks that were fun to play and relevant in 2008 and battle your friends for fun, for instance, but that's really you living in your own world and ignoring the reality of the situation, which is that Konami has made this game significantly less fun within the last 5-7 years.

Perhaps, but I only talk about the competitive aspect of it. Those who play the meta and who play to win.