janejane6178
Kaleido Star FOREVER in my heart <3
Do u think BF will be in these games?
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Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl Speculation/Discussion Thread!
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BF? Who do you mean by that?
janejane6178
Kaleido Star FOREVER in my heart <3
Battle Frontier
Thanks! I hope it returns.
janejane6178
Kaleido Star FOREVER in my heart <3
I wanna play that on the switch
Pokegirl Fan~
Liko>>>>>Ash
I doubt it.
janejane6178
Kaleido Star FOREVER in my heart <3
I agree, I know it will probably wont return. We will see
I figure it won't, but at this point, we don't know whether or not if it's returning or if it's been cut.
janejane6178
Kaleido Star FOREVER in my heart <3
What battle facility dp had, how was it?
It was ok, but it's been years since I've used it.
Pokemon Power
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I am hopeful that the Battle Tower will come back, complete with Palmer as the big opponent there. As for the rest of the Battle Frontier, I'm not sure. In OR/AS they completely dismissed the original BF in favor of implementing the Battle Maison from X and Y.
janejane6178
Kaleido Star FOREVER in my heart <3
How was the battle tower in DP different from the ones in next games?
Pokemon Power
Well-Known Member
Could you be more specific on that question?
janejane6178
Kaleido Star FOREVER in my heart <3
In xy, SM, swsh we have battle facilities. Is the one in DP better?
Autobot N
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Not really, it's basically the same thing with a different coat of paint
Bolt the Cat
Bringing the Thunder
Nope. It's just a plain old Battle Tower like Crystal's and RS's. DP doesn't have any special battle facilities, if we don't get the Battle Frontier, we're stuck with the same generic battle facility we've had in those games.
KillerDraco
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Okay, unpopular opinion: I'd be okay if there was no battle frontier. Most of the non-Tower modes are too gimmicky (if not outright RNG dependent), and while they have some novelty at first, they become a major slog after the first few times. I feel like most people like the idea of the Battle Frontier more than its actual execution.
I wouldn't hold my breath for the Frontier after OR/AS didn't have them, but then again there's no way to know for certain until the games either release or they outright confirm/deny it prior to release.
I wouldn't hold my breath for the Frontier after OR/AS didn't have them, but then again there's no way to know for certain until the games either release or they outright confirm/deny it prior to release.
Aryash Bajaj
Say I'm fat again!
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Q (Interviewer) : We noticed ORAS had a lower difficulty level compared to previous Pokemon games. What bought you to this decision? Any chance that future games will have the possibility to adjust difficulty level as seen in Black and White 2?
A (Junichi Masuda) : What? How come you've already played the games? hearty laughter [the games were supposed to come out in Italy the day after the interview] We created a "balanced" game that was suited for our time and age, where everyone is very busy and young people have various means of entertainment. Using smartphones and other devices they can access a great number of games, so the time they dedicate to a single game is less than in the past. The player can choose to keep on playing after the main story and continue to the post-game, where the difficulty rises and there are much more difficult Trainers and challenges to overcome.
Q : Why wasn't the Battle Frontier in the remakes?
A : This question is connected with my previous answer. We didn't put the BF in ORAS for this very reason. Interviewer's note: In short he means that they didn't include the BF because only a very small part of the players would have fully appreciated and made use of this feature; nowadays players get bored and frustrated more easily and they aren't interested in things that are so demanding/challenging.
So yeah, kids are too dumb and want to play mobile games. Battle Frontier has a very low chance of coming back.
Q (Interviewer) : We noticed ORAS had a lower difficulty level compared to previous Pokemon games. What bought you to this decision? Any chance that future games will have the possibility to adjust difficulty level as seen in Black and White 2?
A (Junichi Masuda) : What? How come you've already played the games? hearty laughter [the games were supposed to come out in Italy the day after the interview] We created a "balanced" game that was suited for our time and age, where everyone is very busy and young people have various means of entertainment. Using smartphones and other devices they can access a great number of games, so the time they dedicate to a single game is less than in the past. The player can choose to keep on playing after the main story and continue to the post-game, where the difficulty rises and there are much more difficult Trainers and challenges to overcome.
Q : Why wasn't the Battle Frontier in the remakes?
A : This question is connected with my previous answer. We didn't put the BF in ORAS for this very reason. Interviewer's note: In short he means that they didn't include the BF because only a very small part of the players would have fully appreciated and made use of this feature; nowadays players get bored and frustrated more easily and they aren't interested in things that are so demanding/challenging.
So yeah, kids are too dumb and want to play mobile games. Battle Frontier has a very low chance of coming back.
All that sounds depressing. Having the games only be aimed at that audience and the competitive one, leaves other parts of the audience out.
Not everyone plays mobile games all the time, and even so, some people like some variety and challenge in a game.
To have it be stripped down to such a bland experience is both depressing and sad.
(This coming from someone who didn't like all of the battle frontier. But at least it added to the game.)
Battling and item hunting leave little to be desired.
Not everyone plays mobile games all the time, and even so, some people like some variety and challenge in a game.
To have it be stripped down to such a bland experience is both depressing and sad.
(This coming from someone who didn't like all of the battle frontier. But at least it added to the game.)Battling and item hunting leave little to be desired.
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