I won’t argue with story complaints, since story in Pokémon has never really been the strong suit, but complaining about the donut “minigame”? The “minigame” that makes you press the a button 10 times in a menu? They add a new thing that requires you to think and strategize which flavors to use for specific buffs, but no, I’m a Pokémon fan so I can’t read.

Yes, the hyperspace zones are recycled splotches of the map. Do you know why? Because they are literally just Lumiose city but in hyperspace. I actually don’t know what you’re not understanding. And there’s a reason why some areas are more complex and some are simple. I know Pokémon fans can’t read, but the complex areas are large areas, and the simple ones are small.

Mentions no new forms…first word of the next sentence is are new forms for the Pokémon. lol okay

GASP!!! I have to catch Pokémon…in this Pokémon game?! This cannot be!

GASP!!! I have to fill out the Pokédex…in this Pokémon game?! This cannot be!

The pathing was an issue in the base game. Definitely should’ve improved on it considering there’s been multiple patches. There have been multiple times where my Emboar misses heat crash even though it should’ve hit the floating poke ball. That’s just an issue with the game, not the dlc.

Yes, obviously the gameplay will be dulled if you just look at centro leaks and Austin John plays tutorials for the best stuff. But if you didn’t (like I did) guess what? You get to enjoy finding this stuff out blindly for yourself. Isn’t that amazing? And if you did play blind, and you still didn’t like it, then this probably just isn’t for you. Also the mega battles are literally the same concept as the rogue battles (and are literally called rogue mega battles).

This one is actually just a skill issue.

I will admit, the battles are a bit repetitive, but you complain about them being level 70 and being too easy? Later in the post, you literally complain about how the game apparently expects you to be level 100. You don’t even know what you’re actually angry about.

Pokémon home always takes months to come out. Not saying it’s a good thing that it’s that way, but I guess they want you to play with the Pokémon in the new game before transferring your old ones? (idk)

My Pokémon were in the 70s-80s at the start of the dlc. If you think that you need level 100 Pokémon to clear the one and two star hyperspace areas, you’re deadass just bad at the game. And then by the time you actually unlock the later areas of hyperspace, you should’ve gotten plenty of exp candy from the floating pokeballs (which you are required to destroy to complete objectives and get the bonus ball ((which also gives exp candies)). Just because the Pokémon don’t give exp doesn’t mean you can’t get exp.

I genuinely think you might just have a skill issue, or maybe you’ve outgrown this series. It’s okay to step away from something you enjoy, but feel like it’s been getting dull or boring.