you're right, i don't know why i came into this thread.
Fuck the haters, grabby
Household object pokemon have always been ridiculous.
you're right, i don't know why i came into this thread.
I don't think I'll be able to enjoy another mainline pokemon game after playing through the Blaze Black / Volt White hacks. They just improve it so much for someone who's played almost all the mainline games already...
Gen I and II has some of the lamest Pokemon ever.
I can't believe people don't like Chandelure.![]()
Gen I and II has some of the lamest Pokemon ever.
Sure, I have seen some great designs, but most of them suck.
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Yeah, no.
I still can't believe they didn't make an MMORPG out of Pokemon, it should be goldmine.
I can answer this easily... MMOs don't make money. Name 1 company aside from Blizzard that's made a lot of money on MMOs in the last 5 years.
But Pokemon is so huge, they could easily profit from it.
I can answer this easily... MMOs don't make money. Name 1 company aside from Blizzard that's made a lot of money on MMOs in the last 5 years.
I can answer this easily... MMOs don't make money. Name 1 company aside from Blizzard that's made a lot of money on MMOs in the last 5 years.
Leave only the first 251 pokemon.
Using every single town in every pokemon game, make a MMORPG.
Infinite money.
Except Jellicent. Jellicent can go to hell.
If it's every place in the whole Pokemon world, why so few Pokemon? Across 5+ regions you have plenty of time and use for more than just the OG. I'd love a game where I can visit Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh and Unova in one go, but what's the point if the whole gamut isn't at my disposal?
Except Jellicent. Jellicent can go to hell.
I can answer this easily... MMOs don't make money. Name 1 company aside from Blizzard that's made a lot of money on MMOs in the last 5 years.
Not that I want a Pokémon MMORPG or even think it's a good idea, but plenty of MMORPGs have made tons of money and continue to do so. There have been lots of colossal failures, too, but that doesn't mean there isn't a lot of money to be made in the genre.
Please, tell me which ones have made tons of money. Truly curious, give me some MMOs in the last 5 years who've made tons of money.
And of those 5, how many of those AREN'T P2W? I think we can all agree, we don't want any pokemon MMO that's P2W.
Please, tell me which ones have made tons of money. Truly curious, give me some MMOs in the last 5 years who've made tons of money.
And of those 5, how many of those AREN'T P2W? I think we can all agree, we don't want any pokemon MMO that's P2W.
Them Korean/Eastern MMOs generally spin money.
This. To put Chandelure with the other two is bad.Someone doesn't like Chandelure. Mind blown.
I just want to be able to move in 8 directions for once.
The move "left,right,up,down only" is seriously outdated.
Does GameFreak have no ambition?
Whether or not you enjoy the way the games are, I'm more curious what it's like for them as developers.
Do they genuinely enjoy not having to change very much, or do they actually have serious discussions about changing things but always end up deciding that things are better the way they are? Or are they just so burdened by the enormity of the Pokemon brand that they can't afford to take risks?
Anyone know how many people work on the mainline Pokemon titles?
EVERYONE NEEDS TO KNOW MY UNIQUE OPINION ON THIS
Just make it 3D or don't bother.
Gen V has some awesome Pokemon, tho.
Nexon makes a nice mint. In former years I know maple story did a lot for them.Names? And are they P2W?
Yes I'm well aware the correct/simple answer is "korean/eastern MMOs" but I'd really love some names and preferably numbers as well. If people want to talk how great and successful a pokemon MMO would be it would be useful for comparison's sake.
(edit) Zefaw: Prudent to ask the question, but yes... I'd be satisfied with "a large sum compared to the company that makes it."
Though knowing if they were "pay 2 win" or gatchapon inspired would be useful too.
There were a bunch of interviews that came out back in September with two guys from Game Freak from which I remember Masuda saying that he looks at the gameplay of Pokémon to be kind of like a sport, where certain rules may change over time, but the core stays the same. He also said they throw everything out the window and start from scratch when making a new title, but the really good elements always end up finding their way back into the games.
Would a Pokemon MMO even work? Like, most of the fanbase are made of children, would they really purchase and subscribe to an MMO just because it has Pokemon in the title?
I still can't believe there's no 3D Pokemon rpg...