I played it In 2011 and it was perfection and heavenly i couldnt believe I avoided it cos of my self perceived view of the game which taught me a quick early lesson to be less judgementalDo you still play?
I remember me and my brother had a Feebas transferred from RSE. We basically got whatever the hell we wanted on GTS for them >_>Oh yeah that is one Pokmon that could get you anything and iirc it was easier to get Feebas to evolve in D/P. In R/S it was annoying.
Great memories of playing Pokemon Diamond, Animal Crossing: Wild World and Mario Party DSThats a great shiny. Do you still have it? Wild World was also great but I still prefer the original.
The only shiny I've ever caught (aside from that default Gyarados in whatever game that was) was a Machoke in Diamond.
Thats a great shiny. Do you still have it? Wild World was also great but I still prefer the original.
There was a big thing about filling the Pokedex early on.
If I remember right it was Burmy that was giving people the most trouble. Most of the honey tree Pokemon really.
I remember the global trading thing was cool.
I still have a Japanese Porygon from 10 years ago that I finally evolved last month for the Pokedex. The name changed from Japanese letters to English when it evolved.
You must be young.R/B didn't have the Internet to its advantage. I traded with almost literally everyone at school but it was still orders of magnitudes less than the number of people that I did in D/P. D/P had nowhere near the cultural impact, but from the game perspective it definitely was far more involved.
Nothing in Pokemon was crazier than Red and Blue.
R/B didn't have the Internet to its advantage.Gen 1 and Gen 2 mania felt like it took up 75% of the internet back in 1998-2001. I have no idea where this take is even coming from. Pokemon was all over the place. There were shitloads of websites devoted to just gameplay tips and even bullshit urban legends and secrets.
Gen 1 and Gen 2 mania felt like it took up 75% of the internet back in 1998-2001. I have no idea where this take is even coming from. Pokemon was all over the place. There were shitloads of websites devoted to just gameplay tips and even bullshit urban legends and secrets.You couldn't trade over the Internet and you couldn't battle over the Internet.
You couldn't trade over the Internet and you couldn't battle over the Internet.....Yes. The Pokemon games on a handheld designed with wireless internet functionality in mind were able to take advantage of wireless internet features better than games from almost a decade prior on a handheld released in the late 80s.
Read the last sentence of my post until it sinks in what I said.
....Yes. The Pokemon games on a handheld designed with wireless internet functionality in mind were able to take advantage of wireless internet features better than games from almost a decade prior on a handheld released in the late 80s.Correct. Now you you can, hopefully, see why someone could have battled thousands of people in D/P versus a hundred in R/B.
I remember DP is what got me back into pokemon. My friend in college was like "Yo play Pokemon Diamond, it's pretty good" and the rest is historyWelcome back. Did you skip a gen or something?
The Sinnoh games were my favorites for a long time, which is one reason I was so disappointed with the remakes being as terrible as they were.I bought them day 1 and I only ever got 1-2 gym badges.
People talking about gen 1 and 2 don't know what it's like living in America and being able to schedule a trade with someone in Europe or Japan.For gen 1 there was a bunch of people I could trade with at school but for gens 2 - 3 I had no one except my sister, which was fine because she had the opposite color as me. But being able to trade with hundreds of people per week was so different it was difficult to keep up with them all.
Now imagine the game being 1.5x slower with worse content, and that's DPAt least D/P/Pt were the only slow games. At the time it didn't bother me but it would be noticeable if I ever replayed them.
Welcome back. Did you skip a gen or something?I played Gen 1, a little bit of gen 2 (I borrowed my friend's copy and played around with it sometimes), completely skipped gen 3. I was gonna keep skipping gens until he said that comment lol. I know DP has some weird problems that Platinum fixed but I had a lot of fun with coming back to it after 8 years
Do you guys actually play the Gen 4 Battle Frontier much?I played it in HGSS. I like the chance one with the sexy latina chick >_> But all the other ones were whatever. I would always rage at the one where you pick 1 type of pokemon and try to win with it.
I've was trying the Battle Tower recently and I'd like to hear what other people who've played it actually think of this place.