- All children are pretty much expected to wander the earth alone capturing wild animals and getting into fights from the tender age of 12.
They have their Pokemon to protect them, and people are expected to be helpful towards new trainers.
- All the very best and brightest scientists are all dedicated to researching Pokemon, and nothing else it seems.
There is a space shuttle in R/S/E. The scientists are there, you probaby just don't encounter them because they are of no interest to you.
- All crime is related to Pokemon. The two largest crime syndicates on the planet are both dedicated to getting all the pokemon, and somehow making money off of them.
Pokemon are the military. Whoever controls the military controls the world.
- All hospitals are for Pokemon. There are no doctors, only nurses that work at automated healing stations.
1: See claim about scientists. 2: That's science for you (see claim about scientists).
- Everything, and I mean Everything is dedicated to Pokemon, I think the only shop not outright selling Pokemon items is the bike shop, and possibly the "casino".
See claim about scientists.
- Fighting with these things is so ingrained that if you happen to have one on your person, no matter how badly sick and/or injured they or you may be, if another trainer sees you, you have to fight them. And if you lose, they have the right to rob you blind.
Those are the rules. Don't like it? Tough.
Given all these things, it's damn near impossible to write a story set in this world, about a character who isn't obsessed with them. Where are the people who make the cogs turn in the world? The accountants handling all the money that moves from trainer-to-trainer and making sure the [Weird symbol] stays fairly uninflated? Where are the builders and maintainers? Where is the freaking government?.[b/]
1:The workers are all there. You battle them all the time. 2: The government is probably non-existant. I'm guessing the cities handle all of their own problems.
Hell, where are the farmers, the food distributors, the poor bastards who have to stand at a counter every day and bag groceries? Do they just eat pokemon?
1: They're all there. You battle them all the time. 2: Yes.
They have their Pokemon to protect them, and people are expected to be helpful towards new trainers.
- All the very best and brightest scientists are all dedicated to researching Pokemon, and nothing else it seems.
There is a space shuttle in R/S/E. The scientists are there, you probaby just don't encounter them because they are of no interest to you.
- All crime is related to Pokemon. The two largest crime syndicates on the planet are both dedicated to getting all the pokemon, and somehow making money off of them.
Pokemon are the military. Whoever controls the military controls the world.
- All hospitals are for Pokemon. There are no doctors, only nurses that work at automated healing stations.
1: See claim about scientists. 2: That's science for you (see claim about scientists).
- Everything, and I mean Everything is dedicated to Pokemon, I think the only shop not outright selling Pokemon items is the bike shop, and possibly the "casino".
See claim about scientists.
- Fighting with these things is so ingrained that if you happen to have one on your person, no matter how badly sick and/or injured they or you may be, if another trainer sees you, you have to fight them. And if you lose, they have the right to rob you blind.
Those are the rules. Don't like it? Tough.
Given all these things, it's damn near impossible to write a story set in this world, about a character who isn't obsessed with them. Where are the people who make the cogs turn in the world? The accountants handling all the money that moves from trainer-to-trainer and making sure the [Weird symbol] stays fairly uninflated? Where are the builders and maintainers? Where is the freaking government?.[b/]
1:The workers are all there. You battle them all the time. 2: The government is probably non-existant. I'm guessing the cities handle all of their own problems.
Hell, where are the farmers, the food distributors, the poor bastards who have to stand at a counter every day and bag groceries? Do they just eat pokemon?
1: They're all there. You battle them all the time. 2: Yes.