What are some problems with gen 1 that aren't on this list? Whether objective or subjective issues it doesn't matter post it.
What are some problems with gen 1 that aren't on this list...
Noah Butler
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Caleb Wilson
why does anyone have a hate boner for the beginning and end of the series?
Christian Torres
>fucking censored
hello redd*tor
Brandon King
redditor ver lmfao
Kayden Hill
This reads like a high schooler wrote it which is sad because only boomers actually care about stuff like this.
Liam Harris
How did funnyjunk have a non censored version
Ian James
Forgetting to put an enemy spawn table for the Cinnabar Island area is a pretty infamous fuckup. Normally it's not too bad since it just uses the table from the previous zone (which can end up with weird shit like land pokemon in the water, but not a big deal) but anything that scrambles your encounter table, like the pokemon catching tutorial old man causes it to glitch the fuck out
Nathaniel White
>BRO IF YOU USE AGILITY AFTER PARALYSIS YOUR SPEED GOES BACK TO NORMAL. THIS IS BAD.
>BRO IF YOU USE REST TO GET RID OF PARALYSIS YOUR SPEED STAYS REDUCED.
Well what the fuck do they want to happen? lmao
Anthony Edwards
The way that official meta-game sources describe how it worked, and the way it was obviously intended to work, and the way it worked in all future pokemon releases (baring some future nerfs to the effect much later in the series).
Paralysis is supposed to be a static 0.5x multiplier for your speed stat which is unrelated to all other speed modifiers so long as you have the status.
If you use agility while paralyzed, the result should be your "normal", unmodified speed (0.5 * 2 = 1). If you use rest to remove the status, the result should be your original, unmodified speed.
Julian Bailey
So if you go to the Safari Zone, then immediately fly to Cinnibar afterwards, then surf the coast, you can catch Safari Zone Pokemon with the normal combat mechanics?
Zachary Evans
>official
Luke Barnes
>toxic turns to normal poison on switch
Isn't this an intended mechanic? I thought that's how it always worked past gen 1 too.
Matthew Scott
Nobody who doesn't have autism cares about this shit. Gen 1 & 2 were peak soul. Seethe.
Bentley Hill
Yes, however my explanation was somewhat wrong.
To clarify, the Cinnabar DOES have a monster table for WATER, but not for LAND. However, due to a programming mistake, the water tiles that is touching land to its LEFT (so, sailing along the east coast of the island) will trigger battle as if you're on land. So, if you go to safari zone, then immediately fly to cinnebar, then sail along it's east coast, you will indeed fight safari zone monsters.
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Oliver Taylor
>the way it worked in all future pokemon releases
i have bad news for you time traveler
Jordan Cox
too many pokemon desu
Alexander Cox
Prove it. They are outdated irrelevant games with superior remakes.
Hudson Sanchez
Why isn't toxic its own special status effect separate from poison?
Luis Reed
Not him, but I'll help prove I don't care by closing this terrible thread. cya.
Benjamin Parker
It is in the other pokemon games. It's just treated the same as poison for other moves that specifically mention poison though, like Venoshock
Caleb Rogers
>The problem with Gen 1:
>[edge case bugs you'll probably never see except for the focus energy bug, badge boost, and 1/256]
Pretty small problems all things considered.
Michael Torres
Does it say toxic though instead of poison when the effect is shown?
Wyatt Robinson
wonderful
Leo Morgan
From what I remember, in most of the pokemon games I think the way they differentiated is that it says "badly poisoned" instead of "poisoned", and the poisoned status icon was a darker shade of purple.