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In case you were holding out: hope, dashed. Speaking to Inside Gamer, Pokemon boss Junichi Masuda re-confirmed that yes, there are no plans to add the National Pokedex into Sword and Shield. Although there were some "maybes" thrown out since the news came back in June at E3, Game Freak is now sticking to their guns and eliminating the prospect altogether. Masuda states: "We now have no plans to make the Pokemon that are missing in the Galar Pokedex in- game available. That is an approach that we want to continue with Pokemon games in the future. Of course, up to now it has not been possible to encounter every Pokemon in every game, so people had to transfer it from old games via Pokemon Bank to the new game, for example."

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Tired of all the misinformation from both Gamefreak and Serebii at this point

JustinP Member #3,190 Today at 12:51 AM Serebii said: So someone told me to check out the Famitsu interview again and Ohmori does say they had to redo the models from scratch. This makes sense due to different format and perhaps it being hard to port directly across Now this made me think back to the animations thing. Even if they were able to convert the models, they would need to re- Click to expand... Uhh, 3D models are very portable. There's standardized formats that can bake in both the mesh, rigs, and animations if you need a different format, you just export it to the different format from the source app (Maya, etc) - and yes you could even automate this process with a script to quickly convert thousands of assets. The idea you're suggesting that you have to remake a model from scratch or even re-rig the mesh to get it into a different engine is just bizarre. Like, what do you think happens to the rig and animations in Maya (or whatever app they working on SwSh? Disappear? No. use to author the assets) when they started Serebii said: And probably the shift from ARM architecture to the Switch probably had a factor in. one No, CPU architecture has nothing to do with models. Again, standardized formats you write an importer to import 3D assets like you would images, sound files, etc you don't reinvent a new 3D asset format every time you make a new engine just like you wouldn't reinvent jpg, png, tga, wav, these are ogg, mp3, etc. And for what changes CPU architecture did require (in engine code, mostly), they already had Switch experience with Go P/E - that was supposed to be the transition game. Maybe they did rebuild the models from scratch, but it would be a creative choice it wouldn't be mandated by all these reasons you try to give. And judging by the footage we've seen, I'm still skeptical. Take Gyrados for example even the model's topology looks identical. If they rebuilt that model for Switch, why leave in the low poly joints in the whiskers? If they were recreated from scratch, they were recreated to match the old model as close as possible... and I assume Game Freak is smart enough to not waste all that time recreating assets they already have. (can even see that the part where it starts to curl is a bit squished in both the 3DS model and the Switch model, suggesting they're using the same animations that deform the whiskers the same way it'd actually be quite a lot effort, an insane amount of work, really, to literally recreate the same model and animations from scratch and have them match up so closely instead of naturally having different proportions, topology, and animations) more Either way, the reasons you provide for why they'd have to re-rig models is nonsense. If all you claim was true, they would have had to redo all the models and animations for recreate or Pokemon Go as well. Serebii said: Are you an expert in development? Porting to different engines/devices does require existing stuff to get reworked. This is normal. Serebii said: One pet peeve of mine is people who don't have knowledge of the subject matter attacking developers for development. Hmm. Last edited: Today at 12:56 AM

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Masuda's excuse

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Victor encounters an Inkay

Wooh Anew pokémon! Cetter se wot the dex says! whatthe f--- is that

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The resoning behing cutting features comes from Gamefreak's "desire to surprise players with new gameplay" (Ohmori, 2019).

Game Freak on why new features disappear from Pokemon games OPosted on July 7, 2019 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, News DexNav ***** 2886 Route 103 Intonet Acquaintances Passersby Pokemon games tend to have a habit of introducing new features with each entry, only for them to be abandoned when the next games are introduced. Mega Evolutions and Z-Moves didn't stick around long, for example, Having Pokemon follow the player as they're exploring has also never been consistent. While speaking with Pokemon Sword/Shield director Shigeru Ohmori, Metro decided to ask why this happens. Ohmori had this to say when asked if Dynamax will stick around in the long-term: "At Game Freak, it really just comes from our desire to surprise the players with new gameplay. Not to do the exact same thing every time but have a new twist on something, that keeps people surprised and enjoying the new style of gameplay." Ohmori was then asked ifa removed feature could return in the future, such as Vs. Seeker and Battle Frontier: "I think, if by bringing it back, it would be a surprise in itself or be a new take on the formula I think you might see Some things like that happen. For example in these games, the bike is back, which was gone for a while, In Sun and Moon you could ride on the back of certain Pokémon, to get around, but we felt with the Wild Area being so large we wanted to look at what would be the best way to let players get around and very smoothly, without too much trouble. So we brought back the bike, but we also changed it a little bit so it can now go seamlessly over water and we added new things to make it feel like it's a surprise again."

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Morimoto v Masuda

"In addition, as I mentioned a little earlier, we've been greedy in the amount of gameplay elements we've squeezed in there. There's so much included that I even had colleagues saying to me: "Are you sure you should be going this far with a remake?" In that sense, it's not simply a remake -I think it's more than that. " "Using smartphones and other devices they can access a great number of games, so the time they dedicate to a single game is less than in the past. We didn't put the BF in ORAS for this very reason." Morimoto, Director of HGSS -Junichi Masuda. Producer of ORAS 「ポケモン」最新作 Of ourse, it is very difficult to make the.game, so I hope people don't get their expectations up too high.

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Everywhere i go i see those hashtags

Everywhere I go... #BRINGBACKNATIONDEX #POKEMONDESERVESBETTER I see THOSE HASHTAGS

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Buy Our Games!

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My honest take

I MISS THE DAYS WHEN POKEMON FANS DREW P--- AND MADE MEMES ABOUT DARK DEX ENTRIES INSTEAD OF STARTING COMMENT WARS AND SPAMMING HASTAGS. NOT ONLY HAVE WE LOST QUR BONDS WITH OUR POKEMON,WE LOST OUR BONDS WITH EACHOTHER

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How Maractus got into Galar

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They couldn't even be bothered to line up Dynamaxed Charizards fire attacks...

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Remember that E3 announcement in 2017 after the reveal of LGEP?

2017 Gamefrea has started development on a core mainline game for the Switch!! Veteran Players 2019 Dexit Veteran Players

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In the future, the goners will become Missigno

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