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The Isle of Armor & The Crown Tundra DLC - RUMOR & SPECULATION Thread [Spoilers]
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ShadowForce720
Well-Known Member
No, there are some actual datamines of Crown Tundra because when Gamefreak added all the Isle of Armor Stuff they also coded in some of the Crown Tundra stuff. So we do actually know which Pokémon will be returning.
It’s just right now the datamines aren’t able to find out every single thing about Crown Tundra because only part of it was coded in while the rest of the Crown Tundra information still needs to be coded in.
Yea I know, but weird, I don't equate the leaked dex list with datamines. I believe that IOA datamine expanded the national pokedex number to 898, but did not include a CT pokedex.
Kansas_Rocks!
Awesomeness Trainer
When they removed certain Pokemon from the dex in the base game, some dex entries were "deleted", with numbers associated to them but no Pokemon names od dex entries, while some were completely missing. When IoA was released, every Pokemon brought back was in the "deleted" group, not in the completely missing group, so it should be safe to assume that the remaining Pokemon in the "deleted" group would be brought back. The dex leak people are referring to is the rest of the "deleted" entries. It gains some credibility because every Pokemon that is currently known to be coming back in CT is in the "deleted" list, not the completely cleared list.
At least this is what I can glean from the tweets on the subject.
IrieFuse
Unify To Thrive
Regarding the dex leak conversation, I remember seeing a page of the Pokémon the Pokémon that would be returning to both IoA and CT somewhere on the main site. But anyway I couldn’t find it so I looked up the leak and I noticed that it‘s about the same as what I remember seeing on the main site, Pokémon like the nido family, spheal line, gible line, zubat line and others are on it. But I noticed the trailer had Dragonite and it wasn’t on the leak list. Does that mean it was not a complete list of returning Pokémon? Or was it a mistake on the websites part that had the list?
EDIT: looked up the data mine list on Reddit and found one that includes dragonite’s family and others that weren’t on the first one I found. Including bagon line, beldum line, carbink, and a few others.
EDIT: looked up the data mine list on Reddit and found one that includes dragonite’s family and others that weren’t on the first one I found. Including bagon line, beldum line, carbink, and a few others.
BCVM22
Well-Known Member
The most important thing to remember about datamines - especially when the data mined isn’t even from the actual software in question - is that they lack context. We’re literally trying to make sense of lines of code.
The people smart enough to find that data are usually smart enough to have some idea how to interpret it and what it might or might not mean, but even with that, a datamine on its own will never tell us the full story. It’s like trying to learn the contents of a whole room just by peering through the keyhole - we are, at best, getting a single narrow snapshot of certain elements. So the Pokédex of The Crown Tundra, the presence and the nature of the ostensible horse Legendaries and their relationship to Calyrex, all of that, we know maybe a small part of all of that right now. It’s important that we not assume we have the full story solely from the CT data found in IoA.
The people smart enough to find that data are usually smart enough to have some idea how to interpret it and what it might or might not mean, but even with that, a datamine on its own will never tell us the full story. It’s like trying to learn the contents of a whole room just by peering through the keyhole - we are, at best, getting a single narrow snapshot of certain elements. So the Pokédex of The Crown Tundra, the presence and the nature of the ostensible horse Legendaries and their relationship to Calyrex, all of that, we know maybe a small part of all of that right now. It’s important that we not assume we have the full story solely from the CT data found in IoA.
Dragalge
"Orange" Magical Girl
That would be pretty stupid to have more DLC when we're basically being given a definitive edition. You want customers to pay for a definitive edition only to have even more DLC afterwards? (And no, Smash Ultimate isn't one since it's called Special in Japan). A bad decision!
Pokemon Power
Well-Known Member
Pokemon Home had a data leak. And there was that list. Remember?
Ah, has Pokemon Home had an upgrade after the news video or so, recent? That would explain it.
loopoloopi
Well-Known Member
From what i heard, Crown Tundra has ALL the fossils except for the Cranidos and Shieldon lines?
Captain Jigglypuff
*On Vacation. Go Away!*
Perhaps another hint towards DP remakes? Leaving out those two lines seems very suspicious if it is true and every other Fossil is available.
thedarkdragon11
P4P Elite
But DP box legendaries are available in CT... Unless Dialga, Palkia and Giratina gets an exclusive gimmick similar to Groudon, Kyogre and Rayquaza in ORAS, I think that's still possible?
Captain Jigglypuff
*On Vacation. Go Away!*
Quite possible that they get something similar to G-Max. Whatever is in store for those three, you have to admit that the omission of the DP Fossils from CT is very suspicious if the rumors are true.
thedarkdragon11
P4P Elite
That's true... That aside from the unavailability of the starters...
BCVM22
Well-Known Member
It's only suspicious if one doesn't believe Sinnoh remakes aren't coming eventually, and as we've gotten Kanto remakes (twice-ish), Johto remakes, and Hoenn remakes, it seems like a logical inevitability at some point, no?
And to that end, if those are our next games, they're still a year away at minimum. For a game coming out likely no earlier than Fall 2021, it doesn't make a ton of difference what Pokémon are being added as DLC to a game in October 2020.
IrieFuse
Unify To Thrive
I hear you but I feel like they could hype up crown tundra long enough to announce the next series games by springtime 2021 with an early fall or late summer release date. Unless they’re still doing the March/November releases which from what I remember have been standard for.. a long time now right?
I kind of feel like Dragapult, Duraludon, and Dracovish are hints of D/P remakes. Cuz they're the same elements as Giratina, Dialga, and Palkia, lol.
Golden_Arcanine
Well-Known Member
I'd imagine that the next mainline game won't come until Fall '21, which means you'll get an announcement in early 2021. Maybe late 2020, but I'm not expecting it.
ShadowForce720
Well-Known Member
Actually presuming the next main series games comes out November 2021, then it most likely wouldn’t be announced until May or June 2021 unless it’s a new generation.
Now if the game is coming out in September 2021 then it could be announced in March or April 2021.
