Pokémon (Not-So) Griefing Thread - Scarlet and Violet Released with 10 Million Copies in First 3 Days in Buggy States

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Don't give two fucks. Romhacks and fan content are the bloodline of this franchise, as they always were, new generations just serve to bring more new Pokemon and new underage characters for the fanbase to make porn of. ZA is going to be mediocre and people will kiss it's ass for merely doing something, ANYTHING different than the mainline games, just like they did with Arceus, Gen 10 is going to be even more broken and unfinished and people will buy it anyways(I think the main reason the leaker didn't want to show anything off from the new games is because they're already looking rough) and mobile gacha garbage will continue to overtake the actual console games in popularity. I hope we can get some actual mods for newer games and proper romhacks that give us a 1-1 recreation of what the older games were originally going to look like, we have both the tools and design documents to make it happen now just like with Supergold97.
I don't disagree, I just find it very funny that your predictions were basically identical to mine with slightly less detail and a lot more cynicism.

I'd love to see rom hacks restoring the beta content of games like XY and SM, but I don't think those can happen? I don't know, I've heard something about them being out of reach because working on actual leaked builds would be outright illegal or something. It doesn't really matter either way because I do not trust ROM hackers to restore old or lost media without tampering with it, but it's a thought.

Maybe if someone went through the effort they'd need to do stuff like reinstate XY's lighting system or the southern half of the region through solely modding a release copy of the game it could happen, but would that really be as accurate?
 
I don't know, I've heard something about them being out of reach because working on actual leaked builds would be outright illegal
Oh yes, downloading leaked files is alright but editing them in any way? Now THAT is crossing the line.
Just more Gamefreak bootlicker cope, people will find a way to restore that content one way or another, I hope.
 
Oh yes, downloading leaked files is alright but editing them in any way? Now THAT is crossing the line.
Just more Gamefreak bootlicker cope, people will find a way to restore that content one way or another, I hope.
No, dumbass, it's the same principle of using any of Nintendo's source in something separate that you make. They'll whip your ass with a cane and sue you.
 
I don't know if it's been posted here but Lewtwo - a prominent twitter account who has been archives and remastering Pokemon assets for the past two years - has been releasing a bunch of the original Ken Sugimori character art over the past couple of months. While screencaps are available on twitter and, presumably, in his publicly accessible Discord, he also keeps everything in a well-organized google drive archive that is unhelpfully not publicly advertised.
 
Why are Earthquake, Explosion, and Surf not moves that always work?

How can a pocketmon dodge a thing that goes out in every direction?
 
Thinking of getting back into Pokémon Go.
Don't. Trust me that it's getting worse.



Alright lads, 2024 is on its deathbed and we've heard jack squat about the future of the franchise unless you count those 2026 world championship leaks, I guess, and the Gaia/ K & N discussion that came with it. It's prediction time!

What do you think 2025 will look like for the franchise? Personally, I think:
For video games, TPC will either try to make Z-A less of a rushed games or they're going to try to get away with releasing another sloppy game like SV. I guarantee you it will be more woke than SV. When more Megas will get leaked and announced, you're going to see some excited people, especially from the Pokemon Go scene. As for the anime, you're not going to see Ash unless they want to diminish him for girlboss Lyko and her DEI buddy Roy. Some Paldea Pokemon are popular, but the anime is still struggling to win people over (that said, season 2 is a little better from what I'm hearing). The TCG side...I don't know. I don't play the TCG game, but I don't see it stopping unless they do something stupid. PoGo is getting closer to the total number of Pokemon in the franchise, but now we're hitting lameass and Shiny-locked territories (SV's aren't really coded to exist because a lot of the "shinies" look really bad). I don't know how players are going to be excited for shiny-locked bosses. Max Out was a disaster of a season.

Pokemon Go is genuinely pretty fun. Niantic is still doing events all the time and there is a community day coming up January 5th for sprigatito!
Not really. I got back into it last February, and it's been a mixed ride. Now there's a new pvp cheat where you can freeze someone out of the game, but you can beat his/her team. PVP is beyond fucked. Raids are still broken, and nobody out of spoofers really likes the Dynamx (nobody is doing 3*s) and Gigantamax content (If it weren't for Stardust, nobody would do Gmax fights because they're too costly and too demanding even for whales). People still hate the new avatars, and we're getting a new DEI model that looks like it came from Dustborn called Mia.

Sprigatito is garbage compared to Venusaur and Rilaboom (even Kartana is better than Meowscarda after nerfs). If it weren't for the Stardust boost, nobody would bother with a shitty Paldea starter (Get a Venusar and build a Shaymin or Celebi if you're a new player. They're significantly better). Right now, we got the Fidough Fetch event, and if the stardust boost from that event won't be applied to tomorrow's community day and Tuesday's spotlight hour, less people are going to give a shit.
 
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Why are Earthquake, Explosion, and Surf not moves that always work?

How can a pocketmon dodge a thing that goes out in every direction?
I mean you can make that argument for Fissure as well. It's a more powerful Earthquake after all.

Also Sheer Cold, the move that is supposed to freeze pokemon to death because of the temperature being so cold that it kills, can be avoided.
 
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I mean you can make that argument for Fissure as well. It's a more powerful Earthquake after all.
Didn't mean power, I meant direction. Fissure seems to imply a straight line while earthquake implies everywhere. Same with Surf too.

In other words, if a move can get both ally and opponent 'mons (like Explosion or Surf), then why does it even have an accuracy stat?
 
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I haven't touched this series since Diamond and Pearl, are there any new ones worth playing? (Have any surpassed the peak of Colosseum and XD: Gale of Darkness?) I remember seeing screenshots on /v/ of one of the Switch games looking like absolute N64-era dogshit so preferably not that one.
 
I haven't touched this series since Diamond and Pearl, are there any new ones worth playing? (Have any surpassed the peak of Colosseum and XD: Gale of Darkness?) I remember seeing screenshots on /v/ of one of the Switch games looking like absolute N64-era dogshit so preferably not that one.
If you dipped out before Platinum and HGSS you missed out on what most oldheads agree were the most solid mainline games. B2/BW2 are fun as well, though a lot of the issues that plague modern Pokemon had their beginnings with them.

Wouldn't necessarily say any of the mainline games surpassed the Orre games, but that's also a bit apples to oranges. Imo the only worthwhile sidegames after PMD2 were Conquest (which is very arcadey and easy to cheese) and Legends: Arceus, and the latter is dragged down by modern Gamefreak.
 
I haven't touched this series since Diamond and Pearl, are there any new ones worth playing?
Black/White and Black 2/White 2 are basically the only ones you should bother with (alongside the rest of Generation 4).

If you're talking spin-offs, Pokémon Conquest and PMD2 and 3 if you're a heathen like me are worth playing.

Avoid everything else.
 
No, dumbass, it's the same principle of using any of Nintendo's source in something separate that you make. They'll whip your ass with a cane and sue you.
Don't go around advertising where the source came from and I doubt anyone will care. Even Nintendo isn't going to autistically check every bit of code for some random romhack and check it with their own archives. I have my own doubts as to any of it happening, but that's less on the legal side or Nintendo fearmongering and more about my views on the fanbase itself and it's competency.
I haven't touched this series since Diamond and Pearl, are there any new ones worth playing? (Have any surpassed the peak of Colosseum and XD: Gale of Darkness?) I remember seeing screenshots on /v/ of one of the Switch games looking like absolute N64-era dogshit so preferably not that one.
Platinum(third version of Diamond/Pearl), Heartgold Soulsilver(Gold Silver Crystal remake, best remakes by far), Black/White 2(fantastic title, might have to play the first games to get the full story), Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire(Not as good as Heartgold Soulsilver but worth it for the added content and the new Pokemon/updated mechanics) and Ultra Sun Moon(Last good mainline games and the last games where you could have every Pokemon and move. Linear and easy but still a fun time). Then there is Arceus Legends, which tries doing something different and is better for it. The rest are garbage, and aside from Platinum/Heartgold Soul Silver none of them are really as good as the earlier titles.
 
Same ORAS is at least a better remake than anything on the switch and the music was great.
Thirding ORAS, ORAS was my fucking jam and it got me into shiny hunting.

But I also like Legends Arceus, despite it being a switch game. The haptic feedback on nailing one of them fuckers in the back of the head feels so good.
 
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