Well I've found something difficult.. baring in mind I haven't been able to get more than 1 person join so that's affected difficulty also... a 5-start Gyarados Raid. It can set up two dragon dances and then attack with Max Geyser or Airstream.
The higher the star difficulty, the less likely you'll find people, as the fewer people there will be who are qualified for it. This is especiallyso with common Pokémon like Gyarados. Seems a lot of people just want Gigantamax Pokémon and nothing else. (I've also noticed people sometimes pull out if a minute goes by in the waiting room without the battle starting, or they start after finding one other person, which is a BAD idea because computer players are worthless in 5-star raids.)
https://gematsu.com/2019/11/pokemon...on-retail-copies-in-first-three-days-in-japan
It broke Smash's record. Wow GF and Nintendo are probably celebrating and probably gonna announce the 3rd game at E3.
A well deserved accolade for a fantastic game!
Heh, I see some people are bitter about that and were downvoting all the comments that were positive. Then, presumably, some other people were downvoting the comments that were negative. It's like
The Dark Knight on IMDb!
Remains to be seen how much they could carry over from Sword and Shield to any potential Sinnoh remakes. They'd still have to build the entire region from the ground up in 3D, and probably also the dex (seeing as for some unknown reason they couldn't copy over assets from Let's Go either judging by a lot of Kanto pokémon being out). I'm predicting more Galar games simply because they could re-use a lot more assets from Sword and Shield for those which would save on development time, just like USUM re-used most stuff from Sun and Moon.
From what I can see, there was new work to be done for every Pokémon. Most Pokémon didn't really have roaming animations before, and every Pokémon needed a looking-down pose for when it's Dynamaxed or Gigantamaxed but no one else is. The latter is a little detail I wasn't sure of until I went in a Max Raid Battle featuring Sudowoodo--and sure enough, the battle began with Sudowoodo's head pointed slightly downwards. There is also Pokémon interaction with each other in the camps. (The roaming part had work already done for
Let's Go though.)
Here is Vikavolt with its looking-down pose, for instance.
This isn't simply taking Vikavolt's flying animation and angling it downwards. Its legs are hanging at a different angle too, still pointed straight down due to gravity. It isn't that much work, but it is still SOME work, and it looks like they took great care to make it look right. The fact that no one seems to have said anything about this shows that that care has been done.
I didn't even know Corsola had a weather condition. I found one while randomly roaming the wild area because I didn't know what it was so I ran into it.
Yeah, you can only find it in Stony Wilderness in Overcast conditions. That happened to be that weather condition when I first set foot in that part of the Wild Area, and Corsola were showing up without me even recognizing them. (They don't have their spikes up, so they just look like white balls with dark spots. They also don't move, so I wasn't sure it was even a Pokémon before I approached it.)
Galarian Corsola, to my knowledge, are in high demand because many days can pass before you get a chance to find one. It's like Drifloon in Sinnoh all over again.
