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Mods, plz fix.

https://community.pokemon.com/en-us/discussion/comment/85436#Comment_85436 Certain areas of SwSh look very good in 3D. And I think it is the most appealing era of Pokémon's human character design. SV was a step backwards in that regard. But a lot of the 3D graphics in game look terrible and run worse. I am not saying 3D…

@MonstaDash I have also heard FFXIII was hated on but I just went and played it regardless of the criticism and it turned out to be a great game. I found that the gameplay was quite good, being somewhat strategic compared to the previous entries of "grind till you drop" (despite Pokemon doing that as well, also I was able…

Thinking about this question, I realised I don't dislike any of the Eeveelutions. They all have pretty appealing designs. If I had to pick one I like the least, I would probably say Flareon. I don't have any particular reason to dislike it; it is simply less distinct than the other options. It looks like a slightly…

https://community.pokemon.com/en-us/discussion/comment/85430#Comment_85430 That isn't considered a hot take anymore? That's great if true. The popular wisdom in gaming seems to be "more 3D = more better".

Pokémon should have remained 2D. Game Freak spent well over a decade refining their 2D style and had wonderful, colourful, characterful animated sprites developed by a team skilled in spritework. Then they scrapped all of that and replaced them with static 3D models they had to outsource. Not to mention the extra work…

Meh... I didn't hate him or anything, but I was never that crazy about him, either.

https://community.pokemon.com/en-us/discussion/comment/85326#Comment_85326 Didn't you say Halo 2 Anniversary was your favourite in a previous thread? Any reason for the change? I have noticed a lot more love for Final Fantasy XIII in the past year. It was reviled in its day. I did play the first one, but didn't touch the…

Gen 4 was the first generation to use alternative dimensions as a plot point. They also had the Link Cable in the ORAS Delta Episode connecting to other dimensions. Given that you used link cables to connect to other games in the Game Boy days, the implication is that each copy of a Pokémon game is its own dimension. I am…

Couldn't we just have separate boards, like we did before?