i liked the pokemon games a lot and, after a long break, have decided to pick it back up, but some of the logic of the game is just batshit nuts, and not just in the physics-defying game sort of way.
For example, why does water do extra damage to rock!? Water's ability to deal extra damage to rock baffles me, becuase rock, as a substance is quite waterproof, to the degree that "like water on rock" is a saying meaning a totally ineffective strategy.
Also, bug attacks deal extra damage to dark. I'm sure there is some rationalization for why creatures of shadow are particularly vulnerable to insects, but it doesnt hold the kind of common sense game logic that "fire beats grass" has.
Also, the HMs have a host of problems of thier own, like why is Surf called surf?, its just swimming there are no waves used for transportation, so it could easily be called "swim". How can a hoothoot carry a teenager for miles. And how does the main character breathe while diving underwater.
Can you guys think of any similar craziness in this game or others?
P.S. The mock outrage was for comedic effect, i dont really have that big of a problem with PK.
For example, why does water do extra damage to rock!? Water's ability to deal extra damage to rock baffles me, becuase rock, as a substance is quite waterproof, to the degree that "like water on rock" is a saying meaning a totally ineffective strategy.
Also, bug attacks deal extra damage to dark. I'm sure there is some rationalization for why creatures of shadow are particularly vulnerable to insects, but it doesnt hold the kind of common sense game logic that "fire beats grass" has.
Also, the HMs have a host of problems of thier own, like why is Surf called surf?, its just swimming there are no waves used for transportation, so it could easily be called "swim". How can a hoothoot carry a teenager for miles. And how does the main character breathe while diving underwater.
Can you guys think of any similar craziness in this game or others?
P.S. The mock outrage was for comedic effect, i dont really have that big of a problem with PK.