Though I agree that I want Isshu to be bigger than Sinnoh, Sinnoh was by no stretch of the imagination a "small region". When you only have Kanto, Johto, and Hoenn to compare to, Sinnoh is the largest.
While Sinnoh is not a small region, it's not the biggest, Hoenn is. This is how the regions rank from largest to smallest: Hoenn, Sinnoh, Kanto + Sevii Islands, Isshu, Kanto without Sevii Islands, Johto.
Isshu is "more technologically advanced". However, since there seems to be a Nature vs. Technology theme in Isshu, I think it makes perfect sense for all of the cities to be clustered while the rest of the region is explorable nature.
Yeah, we've got all of the main cities clustered into the center part of the region. But what about all of the structures that are outside of that cluster? Surely, there is explorable areas that lead to those locations.
There's little nature to explore, though. There's too few routes in Isshu.
Small distance between cities=/=Small region. The cities can be clustered as they are but I think that Isshu is much larger than Sinnoh. Sinnoh had a number of towns, but it was separated by a huge mountain. It was large. However, Isshu has three sections of landmass, all of them with a number of locations dotting them.
This is some of the worst logic I've ever heard. Sinnoh had roughly the same amount of cities but more routes and bigger routes. Same amount of cities + Further distance apart = Bigger region.
As of right now, we cannot tell for sure how big Isshu is. But in reality, I don't see any reason to think that Isshu is smaller than Sinnoh. Just because it's got a lot more nature in between all of it's locations does not make it a small region, so I don't understand where that's coming from.
Sinnoh is the one that has more nature in between. Therefore, it's bigger.
You don't even know that, so quit saying it.We don't have any proof of this at all. We don't even know how many cities there are, and the map art doesn't clearly show any of the routes.
The map clearly shows the amount of cities (I think thirteen) and the routes are as long as Sinnoh's, but in fewer number.
The only thing that really makes Sinnoh big is the Battle Zone, and if you ask me, it shouldn't be counted as part of Sinnoh any more than the Seviis as part of Kanto.
No, even without the Battle Zone, it's the same amount of cities with more routes in between.
well we've actually only seen the top of the in-game map and that was due to the fact that it was for the high-link, which only allows you to roam the northern areas of isshu.
No, they showed us the bottom part of the region. Not that there's much to it (it's a linear route from the start in southeastern Isshu to the city that's north of Hiun City.
Evolutions for Luvdisc, Farfetch'd, Delibird, Jynx, Phione, and Banette.
Phione doesn't need one. Other than that, they're okay.
Poison and Dragon Eeveelutions.
I'd prefer if they didn't make any more eeveelutions. Although if they really have to, the only one I'd like is a Dragon, because we could use more non-Uber Dragons (and for the sake of the argument, I'm counting every legendary and pseudo-legendary as an uber, even though that's not true).
Denchura to be Electric/Poison.
Aside from being double weak to Ground, that's a pretty good type combination.
Eevee+Leaf Stone=Leafeon.
Then how would we evolve Eevee into Glaceon.
Something like the GB sounds, but allows you to select remixed music from any region.
Doesn't sound feasible.
An item that reduces a Pokémon's level by one.
Why?
No regional Pokedex. National Dex right from the start.
Maybe.
A few things I'd like to see:
-Trading entire PC boxes across games. It would make things so much easier.
No one trades entire boxes in one sitting. I've never traded more than 10 at once.
-Return of the Vs. Seeker. Phone calls are obnoxious on just about every game they're on, and I really don't need to know about whose Ratatta is in the top percentage.
This. If they ever bring back the phone, they should only have them call you for something important (battling, items, etc.)