In the real world it's estimated that only 1% of all extinct species left fossils behind. The conditions under which remnants can become fossils are so rare and specific that it would not be surprising at all if those paradox Pokemon left no fossils behind.
That depends on how much time takes place between Gen 2 and SV
That's a near certainty, given that the game goes out of its way to have Arven point out the contradiction of Paradox Pokemon being discovered before the time machine was ever built.
They probably are gonna take an extra year, because 2026 is the 30th anniversary and Generation 10 sounds like a more exciting 30th anniversary celebration than just DLC for it
That makes sense as the 20th Anniversary year was the beginning of Gen VII and the 10th had FRLG. Every 10 anniversaries seem to have either a new Gen begin or a major release in the main series of games.
Technically DP was the 10th anniversary release.
i hope they do take that extra year. SV is not terrible but could be so much better. I find myself going back to PLA just because tis aesthetically more pleasing and the game mechanics are awesome
And please no lags for gen 10
I was going with when the original games came out in Japan. The Pokémon anniversary celebrations didn’t really become a big deal until the 20th which is a major milestone for any media series.
RBY came out in 1996. So the 10th anniversary was in 2006 which was when DP came out.
Sometimes I feel like even Sword and Shield looks better.
I actually think that Max Raids are better than Tera Raids.
This is my only complaint about S/V following the previous update. Using an Active Turn-based Battle system is not ideal when 4 systems need to be in constant communication with each other. This is also hampered by the various internet speeds each system has access to as well as if it is wired in or using the Wi-Fi. There is no way to keep the battle in sync which leads to unnecessary losses. Reasons like this is why players lost out on catching their own Charizard and/or Cinderace.
I haven’t done any Tera Raids online but I’ve lost a few solo Tera Raids which felt annoying as I was only one hit away from winning when time ran out. With Max Raids, it was easier to do them by yourself even at the higher star levels as you only need to Dynamax at the right time and hit the opposing Pokémon with a super effective Max Move to take out at least half of its health bar.
I have to disagree, solo Max Raids were pretty terrible in the higher star levels as the teammates were awful with generally poor movesets and often wasted time either getting themselves knocked out or flat out just not contributing at all to the fight (ex. Solrock). It says a lot that the Magikarp was considered one of the best teammates. Tera Raids solo will give you semi-competent teammates with overall better movesets, they'll cheer so you'll get buffs or healed, and unlike Max Raids their KOs will not affect your 'timer'.
I kind of like both equally but they have their own flaws that really annoy me. Max raids because the people I joined with always had the habit of Dynamaxing as soon as it was their turn (even if they weren’t suited for the raid), & Tera Raids because of the lag/internet server issues