R_N
Well-Known Member
Why would there be indicators for other regions. It's more accurate to say the pentagon represents "legally obtained within XY," anyway; consider the torchic & celebi events being legal.Some may say that it's harsh, but when you take GameFreak's/Nintendo's moves into perspective, they really do look like absolute morons. For one, what's the point of the Kalos indicator? According to Serebii (may have changed over time, not sure), the hexagon was supposed to be a way to prove that your Pokemon were legitimately acquired within the Kalos region. Yet, when it comes to Pokebank, we don't get other indicators?
GameFreak just wanted a divide between pokebank Pokemon and not. Why? Maybe they did it for a more fresh start, maybe they did it to weed out hacks they couldn't catch, who can say for certain.
Why would people do this. Who would do this. We've known for a while what the indicator meant. At worst we get people asking "IS THE PENTAGON NOT BEING THERE MEANING IT IS HACKED??????" which let's face it would happen no matter what even if we had circles and junk for other reasons.People are going to go hive-mind and automatically assume that no indicators means hack, when it very likely is not the case.
What? How is this a self-fulfilling prophecy?Additionally, it's all a self-fulfilling prophecy, Nintendo bans people for using hacks > beefs up hack-check > hack-check confirmed to only check moves and abilities > hacked Pokemon still come in > Nintendo bans people...etc. At some point, Nintendo needs to be held accountable for their carelessness.
Why should they be held accountable for ...still catching hacked Pokemon apparently? I mean that's what you lined out there. Things slip through but they catch and ban them anyway.
e: Unless you're arguing that Nintendo will just ban people for not having pentagons period which...won't happen because right now you can't enter at all without them...