That's how, even as children, we managed to beat the games
>>57221672I respond better when people doubt my capability instead
>>57221732Yes, some players are more disagreeable by nature
>>57221672Need me some positive re-enforcement ASMR
>>57222111>re-enforcementWhat?Trips checked
>>57222122Whoops, knew that looked off. Now I'm gonna get called an ESL. Enforcement becomes inforcement when you add "Re" in front... ReeeeeeeeeeeeeDubs checked
>>57222165haha ur an ESLgo make minor spelling mistakes somewhere else, skrub
>>57221672Looks gay
>>57222165Haha, reeeeeeeeeee inforcements, haha
>>57223618Obsessed
>>57224033Dubs checks, this needs to stop.
>>57221672Believe...
Pokemon has kept the utopia setting even until now, but the original setting has such a feeling of technological advancement, and that lead to personal advancement for the characters as well. Pokemon are newly discovered, mysterious creatures that just appeared one day... There's more we don't know about them than we do. But we have learned, in our short time together, to be partners, to love and respect them, and seen firsthand the rapid societal changes they have brought us. All of this was used to reflect on the young gamers, to motivate them and keep them playing. To keep us wanting to succeed and try again with our virtual monsters, to help us bond to crude sprites with radio-static voices. Pokemon, in all the wordless ways an indie project does, touched the hearts of its audience with profound feelings, known only to the designers who put their all into the game, and to the players who reciprocated. The Pokemon franchise had a soul, once upon a time.
>>57221672There was some character who said something along the lines of “You’ve must have been through so much on your adventure and yet you’re still pushing” and I know it’s corny but it made the journey that much more special
>>57221672Because they're games designed for children?
>>57226865If you compare them to today's children games, it's pretty hardcore
>>57226848That is so awesome, and I think I remember that line too form somewhere
>>57226883I’m glad someone else remembers it. I also like what Rowan says to you after Spear Pillar. He sounds like a proud grandfather.
>>57226902Yeah better than the forgetful and berating Oak ever was
