But with a simple change, Game Freak can bring more people back into the fold - and keep them there. What’s worse, the current limitations are driving players to use off-platform solutions, like competitive simulator Pokémon Showdown. Shofu goes on to say that new mechanics, like Dynamaxing, all have elaborate animations that eat away at the timer. I should be able to set the rules to anything that I so please, and as long as my opponent agrees with them, we should be able to have all the fun in the world.” “‘Cause that way, we can enjoy the game in so many different ways. “Why not give us the ability to customize the rules any way we want?” Pokémon content creator Shofu says during the footage. Feeling rushed, for example, might not allow you to employ the best tactics available. These personalities all shared how Pokémon Sword and Shield’s timer has limited their enjoyment. The video is particularly notable because it includes a variety of Pokémon creators supporting pokeaimMD’s stance, like shiny hunter aDrive and CybertonProductions. Polygon has reached out to both The Pokémon Company and Game Freak on this matter. Without it, he fears, the game’s competitive singles scene that plays over Wi-Fi might not have longevity as the frustrated community moves away from it.
20 MINUTE TIMER FULL
In his mind, it would be better if battles allowed for a full 60 minutes, animations not included, rather than the condensed time frame that is currently allotted. Yet the timer is dictating that the game is over and that I’ve won, but I don’t feel that way, right? And this is why we really do need this change to the timer.
“If I am battling my friend, and the game ends at 6-5, and it says I’ve won, there is no satisfaction in that, right? It’s not complete, the game is not complete, it’s not over. “The biggest thing with the timer is how it makes you feel after you play a game, right?” he says during the video.
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