Now imagine they hadn't split their ressources between these two games, but instead devoted all budget, workforce and ideas to just one. Man, could that have gotten fans an awesome game.
@@CurrieG16 True, but that would only have led to more stable and maybe a bit more optimized games. What I imagine would be a game with S/V's world and story, but L:A's sidequests, catching and visual changes to battles (without the Agile/Strong system) for example, which would only be possible if they really took the time and ambition to fuse both concepts together.
Arceus was groundbreaking for the series; S/V felt like a step back. I’m hoping ‘Legends’ continues as it’s own standalone series, give us Kanto/Mew/Mewtwo as a Legends-style game
Pokemon Legends Arceus is a step forward that felt more akin to the vision of imagination we had of being Pokemon masters and having an adventure in a real live world. Scarlet/Violet feels like adding Open World mechanics to an old game without having any attention to detail.
Arceus is hands down one of my favorite games of all time, not just in the Pokémon series. I still can’t put it down. Scarlet and Violet look fun but I just fell in love with Arceus in a completely different way. The story of Scarlet and Violet is awesome but I truly enjoy Arceus on a whole other level. I sincerely I hope they make more Legends gamesZ
Just started playing pokemon legends arceus, it's everything I wanted the original pokemon to be! There's a more natural bond between you and your pokemon as you fight in the wild and interact with the environment. They did a good job making the player feel immersed between crafting system, fluid combat and strategy (ability to change moves at a whim), incentive to complete the pokedex and making it a fun challenge. Even the pokemon attacks seem more impactful like they actually hit your opponents. I haven't felt the same level of excitement since pokemon yellow first came out on gameboy color. All the other games in the franchise stuck to the old original formula for combat that felt slow, clunky, and made filling the pokedex a chore. As more pokemon are added with each generation, there needs to be a streamlined approach to "catching them all", and legends does that perfectly. I hope they make more games similar to legends just with better graphics and gym leaders to battle.
@@PedroMartins-yv1lvthe whole point is that it happens in the Hisui region, which is prehistoric Sinnoh. So the pokemon you’d find there are… Sinnoh Pokémon!
Finally, someone with the same feel I think it’s because of the age gap they probably started at the pokémon black and white or omega ruby 3ds not the game boy advance which is the one I started liking pokémon but I started on pokémon crystal then ruby emerald with diamond and after soulsylver, black 3ds back then but I was into xbox 360 at this time MW3 Bo2 and after gta5 xbox one so gave my 3ds to my brother know I finish pokémon diamond ds ocarina of time 3ds knowing I’m planning to beat Arceus and zelda botw feel fresh on the oled switch it’s grate I love it but my 3ds and game boy is the goat
if pokemon legends arceus gets a sequel, with more trainer battles, a few primitive "gyms" some gameplay elements from scarlet and a different region in the past (perhaps hoenn) it would be amazing.
I had never finished Legends and went back to it after beating Pokemon Scarlet. The number of times I found myself saying "I love this game" instead of constantly saying "this game is busted" like when I was playing Scarlet was, um, telling. Legends Arceus feels like it was made with passion. Both could have used more time and polish, at least one felt like it has some heart behind it though.
@@getsmokedschmuck6079mystery dungeon games or ranger games also don’t have gym battles. Coliseum and XD games also didn’t have gym battles and those games were literally better than Gen 8 and 9 combined dog
Lol I felt the same way, except opposite I got like 4-5 marks from Cyrus’ great grandma or whatever, and then stopped playing, I dunno why it just didn’t catch, and then scarlet and violet was kinda cool, it definitely got me more hyped, and even had me saying I love Pokémon, so I dunno I guess arceus dance are just coping hard in the time chamber or something.
I like how the main character is treated in Legends Arceus, definitely different from the other mainstream games. Rather than an unattended child exploring a region, you’re treated as a possible threat, an outsider met with suspicion and have to earn your keep as a researcher. It’s not an original theme, but a first for the Pokémon franchise.
I got to give it PLA. You exist WITH the pokemon, they will attack YOU, the battling is WAY deeper with the speed/power effects on moves, the character customization, the pokemon catching without battling mechanic, the different mounts for different purposes, I could go on. The only advantage of PSV is that it has A story. The same story, for the last 25 years, the exact same story.
Arceus hands down was a better more polished game that really redefined the franchise. It brought back that pokemon colosseum vibes. And made me very happy
For sure, gamefreak will keep improving some part of the game and changing/removing some features of the game so they can keep you buying another pokemon game. They know exactly what you want. lol
It's a close call. Although S/V has more content and more Pokemon I would give the slight edge to PLA because it was the most fun I've had with a Pokemon game in a long time. It's hard to forget the pure joy and excitement I had when I first played PLA. I also love how atmospheric it felt being set in the past. I still enjoy its gameplay much more too. Plus, the battle animation in PLA is peak Pokemon.
Actually, I think PLA had more content. PLA, had a pretty lengthy main story, side quests, and a long post game depending on how many pokémon had had. PLA also had more features such as a catching a pokémon without engaging in battle, and the merit point system. SV had a long story too but I feel like there's slightly less content than PlA
@@mizzix yeah but they managed to make a story out of that. Once you catch all the pokémon you fight Arlo for whatever his name is and with the daybreak update, there's an entire quest line that you can play too, not to mention the loads of side quests
I couldn't help but feel that I took a step back playing Scarlet and Violet. More so because I played Arceus quite late until about a month before Gen 9 came out. It didn't help that Scarlet and Violet really don't run well at all.
I want Legends Arceus gameplay in a more modern setting. I want the game that I dreamed of as a kid in the year 2000. I want to do the journey Ash did in Kanto myself, roaming free like in Arceus, catching pokemon the way I want to in any given moment. I want there to be danger like in the anime. I want to be immersed in the world. Scarlet did not immerse me whatsoever. Even the school was lame.
Legends Arceus is one of my top five favorite games, I love the connection of the player with Arceus, I adore the story and how it has mystery dungeon vibes The story had so much mystery and meaning to it! Not to mention how the Npcs felt like real characters! Hisuian Deciduye was so adorable and the hisuian Pokemon designs are so amazing! The lore is so interesting, Cylene and professor Laventon act as a mother and a father figure to the player, they are very special After ranger and mystery dungeon, the player clearly sides with Pokemon in a mainline game, this makes town residents and most of the galaxy team members suspicious of the player Everything about legends, from the music to the story is everything I've ever wanted from a Pokemon game and I'm glad Pokemon SV is following some of its footsteps Pokemon SV is a very beautiful game, I adore Miraidon so much and it has so much personality! Rotom in Alola had formed a strong friendship with the MC and it was so refreshing, I'm glad they did that with Miraidon/Miraidon as well! The story is very beautiful and it has many important lessons Miraidon is too adorable, I really didn't think I would end up loving Pokemon SV so much! Hopefully they end up making more legends games and more mainline games with important messages and friendships between the Mc and the Pokemon!
I been putting it off because of sword and shield don’t get me wrong I liked it but it was just basic and to easy to beat I think I only lost one battle the whole time playing but never mind that you messaged and this video just convinced me to buy pla
WTF LEgends Arceus looks amazing bro the design aspects looks so much nicer. They even kept the Tall grass, it makes sense to crouch in there than scarlet and violet with no tall grass. Also its a bit like a kung fu game the moves look way more cooler and more exaggerated. They foucus on the game different to how they did to SV. It looks more engaging. Physically throwing the pokeball yourself is freaking mint idea. The only reason why I didn't buy PLA is because it is NOT multiplayer. So playing by myself is kinda boring sometimes. I already play BDSP by myself and SV that union circle is the main reason I got it for. Also PLA pokemon in the past is a such a cooler concept, I dont have to wear some school uniform I could look like a ninja like Im in Japan hunting for pokemons. Man that sounds super legit!
PLA has better catching and wild Pokémon mechanics, I really enjoyed the action rpg elements. However, SV has the better battle mechanics, as competitive play is a big part of the post-game. If these two elements were combined with an open world that has level scaling, better performance, and voice acting, then we have the perfect game.
Watching this after almost 2 years of the release of Legends and I still love it. I restarted Legends again a week ago after having over 150 hours in it. Can't say that I'm bored because it's so good.
I'm still playing PLA to this day because there are still so many shiny Pokémon that I want to collect, it's genuinely THE best Pokémon game in a decade, meanwhile I bought Violet and I haven't even touched it since the first Charizard raid. I really hope we get Legends 2 because I'm buying that in a heartbeat.
Im on Arceus was better. Pokedex felt like it had more meaning to me in it, the actual boss fights. I mean the end fight with Arceus was hard! Until ya get used to the pattern, but I found it hard to begin with. XD
Only diehards will say S/V is better than Arceus. Anybody with the ability to objectively judge is going to clearly see Arceus as the better game. S/V has so many glitches it's not even funny, not to mention the ridiculous frame drops. You can't even catch pokemon out of battle like Arceus, and there's no collection or completion aspect to the pokedex like Arceus had. It's just a complete downgrade.
Bro, imagine GameFreak doing the DLC where the professors actually live but they’re from another parallel universe; where the protagonist and his/her friends go to the DLC island where that island is is just the past/future and the professors get saved by them. Kind of like the butterfly effect/chaos theory or even probability theory.
In terms of graphics I don't understand how you could give it to Scarlet and Violet, Legends doesn't look great but Scarlet and Violet looks N64 bad which is a complete disgrace for a 2022 game
I really liked Arceus. I think it’s easier for most fans to prefer Arceus to S/V because Arceus is the only one of its kind that is about studying Pokémon in an open world. S/V does have some open world too, but it’s just another Pokémon game with an open world, which was fine and fun for one playthrough, but the mainline Pokémon games have gotten so child-locked that villains aren’t even villains anymore and there’s no real plot anymore. I miss the older gen plots where Pokémon were murdered or abused for organizational purposes. Now all we have is “i was bullied so i turned punk” and a 10 year old with no villainous plan is the mastermind of if all.
As someone who's played since red, I really enjoyed Arceus and 100% the game. First time for a long time I put that much time into something. S/V is a gross mess, it's not a Pokémon game and for the first time in decades, I have no intention of finishing them or playing them again. I've never had to force myself to play a Pokémon game before . This in conjunction with Ash retiring after 25 years has left me in such a depressed state thinking about the future of Pokémon
When you talked about content you kinda glossed over the large amount of side quests Legends Arceus has... Sure, most of them aren't all that long or special but that's still a lot of much appreciated content
Oh goodness yes! The sidequests in PLA were great because they did tell little mini stories and have fun interactions while building the main story of people becoming more acclamated to pokémon as partners.
I love how with the side quests, the NPCs will acknowledge if you give them shinies and/or alphas, too. That's something that I'd love to see more often.
@Kamiyouni Right?! And not just side quests! Just going around and talking to the villagers can sometimes give you little hints about things. There is a villager you talk to who wonders how Beni can go out of the village by himself to gather resources without being noticed by wild Pokémon; hinting at him being a ninja way before it’s revealed. So many fun, small details.
@@Boredom-ds5yg it's moments like that that makes it seem like PLA was the Pokémon game GF WANTED to make. No obligations, timelines, quotas, whatever. I usually don't like when a game has barely any new pokémon but PLA is a strong exception.
As far as which game runs better, feels more complete, and feels so immersive, Legends: Arceus wins by a mile. You can just tell when you play SV that they spent so much time on Area Zero, that they forgot the entire rest of the game surrounding Area Zero. The Area Zero design and plot was good, but everything else in SV falls awfully short, especially in comparison to Arceus.
I’d have loved for the capture and lock-on mechanics in Legends: Arceus to be present in Scarlet & Violet. I also wish the gliding in Scarlet & Violet was more like Arceus. We were able to glide more smoothly and for a longer distance, in addition to being boosted into the air. Koraidon and Miraidon are supposed to be able to fly, so it makes me wonder why we can’t get a bit more air on them…
I think we’ll be able to battle the gym leaders over and over, even though we can’t right now, because after I battled Grusha, for the second time during the post game where Geeta sent me to battle all gym leaders again; Grusha said “I won’t lose next time. You’ll see.”
Pokemon needs to do a hybrid between legends and scarlet/violet. Imagine a full open world, able to throw pokeball to catch or throw pokemon.. that would be awesome
My vote's on Arceus, for one important feature: sound and visual cues for shinies in the overworld (not just in battle). It REALLY helps with those who are colorblind. I love both Arceus and Violet, and just wish both had been given more time. Arceus suffers from an artistic point, but is otherwise pretty solid. Violet? Well, it's the first time I've EVER had a switch game crash. It's in dire need of bug fixes and optimization.
No need to compare ,legend arceus feel like a real pokemon games and we as player became part of the legend itself and the legendary pokemon are truly mystic and legend ,for scarlet/violet we ride our lizard like motorcycle everywhere and to became a true sandwich maker.
Scarlet and Violet reached higher heights than Legends Arceus in terms of story and scale, but also dropped to lower lows with its performance. As soon as I reached the true ending of SV, I booted up LA and didn’t want to let it go because the gameplay flow was consistent all throughout. I realize it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but having to sit through almost a full minute of text boxes going over every stat change and status ailment after tasting the faster pace of LA’s combat was like a chore.
We NEED Arceus to be the standard. Not S/V. I'm not saying I hate Violet, but man, the stuff Arceus did was great, and it sucks that it backtracked when S/V came out. I want more of the proper open world Pokemon experience that Arceus did. Pokemon attack YOU, the actual manual throwing out of Pokemon and Pokeballs, and the battles happening IN the world, and not some sub-screen. Arceus just feels great to play, S/V feel like Sun and Moon 2.
The character and Pokémon models of Arceus look much better to me, but I still prefer Scarlet and Violet due to it taking place in a civilized world instead of the past
Arceus is better by a mile idc what anybody say the battle mechanics the open world boss battle the quest the missions the story compared to that buggy ass mess despite ppl talking shit about Arceus before it dropped everybody was playing it up for hours not sleeping tryna get they Pokédex at 100%
In my personal OPINION, I liked SV more. I did like the different take on lengends Arcues being set in the past. What I liked about SV is they are more traditional games with the gyms, evil team, etc. Also, I’m still in the process of finishing lengends Arcues, I still need to battle Arcues.
Arceus and it's not even close but granted I think but games have great aspects that if combined, could have made the best Pokemon game by a landslide. But PLA just was so much fun and refreshing and I actually tried to catch all of the pokemon and use them. Sure it was a little lower on content but I was still able to put 60 hours into the game. I love how fluid, quick, and seemless things were done. Also, shiny hunting was by far the best and I loved the massive otubreaks and dimensional wormhole things.
Pokemon PLA is way more emersive new story cool plot twist at the end. PLA was more of a challenge than SV. People in the comments are saying SV story is better? How? Its the same old story since the Red Blue. The Pokemon company tried to sell us that SV had 3 story lines and choose your own path. Yeah right its the same formula, not a bad thing, but it's very basic. Even Arvins story really isn't that deep. If SV had PLA mechanics of catching, wild Pokémon attacking, better battle animations, the ability to actually be able to run from a battle and not just a text screen giving you the option to run. SV was 2 steps forward 3 steps back.
Pokemon SV was a stepup from SW and SH but definitely a step down from PLA. PLA was just so good. One thing that PLA did better is the high quality cinematics for boss pokemon. Really made you feel like Pokemon were living creatures
Both have their place but Legends Arceus is so much more polished and unique. Scarlet/Violet is filled with content and added some nice QOL features, but at the expense of slashing convenient features from Legends Arceus in the process.
I haven't played Arceus yet, so I came here after finishing SV to decide whether it's worth getting the game. I absolutely loved SV, so I wasnt too sure but this video was very helpful
Even though Legends Arceus lacked content, I found it more enjoyable than Scarlet Violet. The catching mechanics were fun, crafting was a nice addition and I liked that there were darker themes in the game. Scarlet Violet lacked lots of stuff that should’ve been kept from Arceus but the game itself was fine. It honestly bored me just like how BDSP did. The technical issues completely ruined my experience though. I couldn’t enjoy anything since everything was running in 20 FPS at best.
You pretty much sealed out for me the moment you mentioned the difference in the Fly mechanics. I was debating whether to get Arceus first and SV after our viceversa. I wanted to get the least favorable first so as to not get disappointed in the transition and feel an improvement. I think SV first, Arceus later might be the correct order.
I want to to try a pokemon game for the Switch but from various comments all i can gather is that none of them are particularly great. My own observations are the open areas look really empty, and none of the game look good. Any help on which one to to try ?
For the Switch, I'd say Arceus tbh. Yeah it could feel empty in the open world, but for me, just going around and catching Pokemon at the chance of a shiny just feels good to me. Other than Arceus, I've been playing a bit of BDSP and some Sword. BDPS for the *oldschool* feel, and Sword for the gameplay
Legends Arceus had great characters, story, gameplay, and atmosphere. I was excited to go to each new area, and back to old ones, especially after I unlocked new travel abilities (Pokemon). Violet has Larry and Arven. The only other impression it left me was why do the men look mostly girly and or emasculated and the women are so masculine?
I think I preferred Arceus style as opposed to the new mainstream games. A lot of people tell me that the mainstream was always super easy, I was just a kid - maybe, but I do know that items weren't scattered all over the ground and the gym challenge actually made more sense than rolling giant seed around the ground or some other silly nonsense. 😂
despite pearl being my first game and thoroughly enjoying legends, i think im gonna have to give it to sv for the story alone, it was just so engaging (i have to mention i don’t have a tv so i play handheld 100% of the time so performance wasn’t as much of an issue for me)
I play handheld too, but the performance was so much worse in SV than in PLA. Especially when the screen would freeze every few seconds so I can’t see how far I’ve run.
quick question for anyone in chat, how much bigger is the map in scarlet/violet? It feels like the biggest map by a landslide. I obviously could be wrong.
I like the new one better cause it doesn't take hours to finish the post game. You can literally start playing how you want after you enroll from school. Arceus literally made you feel like you were doing missions and forced into a certain crateria of gameplay. Go do this go do that. I want to level up my pokemon and enjoy pokemon in a virtual world. I don't wanna go to school and feel like a kid again.
Bought a switch just to play Arceus absolutely loved the environment and the feel the spawn town would have at sunset completed nearly everything after 2 weeks then sold the switch
I was gonna get Pokemon Violet, and I'm so glad that I decided to google if it was worth the buy or not instead of just buying it (I learned that lesson with Pokemon Sword) Arceus is just so much prettier looking, so Im buying that instead.
@@torrent7474 Agreed. I still havent gotten Scarlet or Violet yet and I'm bummed out that Wooper isnt there but Legends is soo much better. It's shockingly challenging but not annoyingly so, and there's a certain thrill having your life threatened gives you that you just can't get in other Pokemon games. I absolutely love it! Now I'm just wondering if I could've gotten both had I gotten Scarlet or Violet first since people were getting refunded for it :' )
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 now that I’ve played a bit of Violet, it is pretty tedious getting around. Miraidon is a bit slow, cute, but slow. I do really like the super tiny Pokémon walking around in the grass. Capsakid, Pawmi, and Smoliv are so small and so adorable (PLA is still better tho)
Giving visuals to S&V was extremely generous.. Especially since most of its textures look copy pasted over the landscape and ver poorly blended together..
PLA Arceus is one of the best games I ever played. I cried tears of happiness because of how much I loved the game, especially while shiny hunting. Just felt like a pokemon trainer and the only pokemon game to inspire me to Catch Em' All
Watching this to get an idea on if I wanna buy s/v but I was sorely disappointed that they changed the catching system. Arceus felt SOOO nice, I don't think I can go back to pokemon games that use the older systems.
It’s a real pain, not gunna lie. The game is very fun with a great story, but after playing PLA, the catching and battling process is torture. There are times when you run from a Pokémon, only to have another Pokemon touching you, so you start a battle with it, and it can keep repeating. I have been tossed between so many Pokémon and I haven’t even moved. 😵💫
arceus WASHES scarlet and violet not even close. better artstyle, less glitches, better pokemon, better music, better story, better everything. scarlet and violet might be the worst pokemon games, including remakes. it’s the first one i’ve started and just feel zero motivation to play it
Arceus was way better. Nintendo screwed up with Violet/scarlet. I won't buy another Nintendo game until it's been out for a week or so, to make sure it's not glitchy like the new Pokemon game.
I personally had way more fun with Scarlet and Violet since it’s a more traditional type of games with actual gyms and more trainers and stuff among a multitude of other various things I liked more.
Hell Yea but it’s damn near even because the catching is just that much better plus the alpha dynamic is way better to me than the terra Pokémon in scarlet and violet
There was no order because it's open world. The characters in the game made it clear at the begging that they wanted you to explore the world and figure things out for yourself, make decisions for yourself. The past pokemon games made decisions for you that's why there was a order. But in scarlet/violet that game wants u to be more independent of your own actions. Example: if u did manage to go to a gym 5, 6, 7, or 8 with a level 15 Fuecoco then that's on you. Your responsible for your own actions. The game doesn't wanna hold your hand throughout the journey. That's why there's no order
@@sylvesterfoster5957ya but for the game to really make sense and flow correctly you should play it in order anyways. Cuz or else your just running into areas with way to powerful of wild Pokémon and trainers or way underleveled wild Pokémon and trainers. I think the open world concept was a cool idea in theory and it should have the same feel but you should still unlock regions as you go. I woulda loved a game like that.
Arceus was the first Pokémon game I ever played (besides Pokémon Snap.) And after putting 150 hours into Arceus, and then playing Scarlet when it debuted, I was so frustrated that they got rid of the open “quick catch” mechanic that I stopped playing the game entirely. Scarlet was a huge step back.
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Pokemon Legends Arceus pls!
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Now imagine they hadn't split their ressources between these two games, but instead devoted all budget, workforce and ideas to just one. Man, could that have gotten fans an awesome game.
They could've also delayed gen 9 but oh well
@@CurrieG16 True, but that would only have led to more stable and maybe a bit more optimized games. What I imagine would be a game with S/V's world and story, but L:A's sidequests, catching and visual changes to battles (without the Agile/Strong system) for example, which would only be possible if they really took the time and ambition to fuse both concepts together.
Then how can we buy a game three times if they put it into one?
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i feel like LA is already good and doesnt need much improvement its mostly scarletviolet that does
Arceus felt like real pokemon in the world living there while scarlet was just random pokemon pop 5 feet in front of u
Exactly…PLA felt so natural
So natural in Arceus that the wild Pokémon in the world magically disapear when you start a battle and then pop in again when the battle is over
@@Saroku1000 and the pokemon in SV disappear when you put a table
I love arceus, I’m having a hard time getting into scarlet and violet
@@Saroku1000 better then scarlet tho
Arceus was groundbreaking for the series; S/V felt like a step back. I’m hoping ‘Legends’ continues as it’s own standalone series, give us Kanto/Mew/Mewtwo as a Legends-style game
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I agree. Arceus feels like a much better Pokemon game.
@@helenTW it’s lame, it’s a “go catch uh all” there isn’t gym leaders. Like it’s not even a Pokémon game it feels like
@@getsmokedschmuck6079 pov:you only like new games even if it is worse than the old one
And Pokemon is all about catching pokemons not battling
Not fucking kanto
Arceus felt so much more vivid and almost like a living breathing world, S/V feels so lifeless
And Arceus you didn't have to battle to catch a pokemon.
Arceus is literally the Astral projection of that lifeless corpse S/V smh.
Don’t lie you know violet better you just don’t want to buy another Pokémon game
@@jonahpesina9156 I've got violet, that's how I've formed my opinion
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Pokemon Legends Arceus is a step forward that felt more akin to the vision of imagination we had of being Pokemon masters and having an adventure in a real live world. Scarlet/Violet feels like adding Open World mechanics to an old game without having any attention to detail.
Arceus is hands down one of my favorite games of all time, not just in the Pokémon series. I still can’t put it down. Scarlet and Violet look fun but I just fell in love with Arceus in a completely different way. The story of Scarlet and Violet is awesome but I truly enjoy Arceus on a whole other level. I sincerely I hope they make more Legends gamesZ
Not my absolute favourite, but the best 3D pokemon by a landslide.
Bland ahh open-world sounds worth it I agree 😂
@@o-dreng8778 Scarlett and violet has a more bland open world JFL
Or combine the two
@@o-dreng8778 You got ratio'd
Just started playing pokemon legends arceus, it's everything I wanted the original pokemon to be! There's a more natural bond between you and your pokemon as you fight in the wild and interact with the environment. They did a good job making the player feel immersed between crafting system, fluid combat and strategy (ability to change moves at a whim), incentive to complete the pokedex and making it a fun challenge. Even the pokemon attacks seem more impactful like they actually hit your opponents. I haven't felt the same level of excitement since pokemon yellow first came out on gameboy color.
All the other games in the franchise stuck to the old original formula for combat that felt slow, clunky, and made filling the pokedex a chore. As more pokemon are added with each generation, there needs to be a streamlined approach to "catching them all", and legends does that perfectly. I hope they make more games similar to legends just with better graphics and gym leaders to battle.
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@@PedroMartins-yv1lvthe whole point is that it happens in the Hisui region, which is prehistoric Sinnoh. So the pokemon you’d find there are… Sinnoh Pokémon!
@@imkey- Sounds like you're coping
Finally, someone with the same feel I think it’s because of the age gap they probably started at the pokémon black and white or omega ruby 3ds not the game boy advance which is the one I started liking pokémon but I started on pokémon crystal then ruby emerald with diamond and after soulsylver, black 3ds back then but I was into xbox 360 at this time MW3 Bo2 and after gta5 xbox one so gave my 3ds to my brother know I finish pokémon diamond ds ocarina of time 3ds knowing I’m planning to beat Arceus and zelda botw feel fresh on the oled switch it’s grate I love it but my 3ds and game boy is the goat
@@imkey-cope is liking Gen 8 SWSH and Scarlet and Violet my guy . This game looks and plays 10x better than those games. Animations are also better
if pokemon legends arceus gets a sequel, with more trainer battles, a few primitive "gyms" some gameplay elements from scarlet and a different region in the past (perhaps hoenn) it would be amazing.
not another gen 3 remake xD. I want to see a black and white or X + Y remake in a legends arceus format with more battling though
Bro legends kyurem would be perfect
@@thexumaker X + Y remake with the Arceus mechanics for catching Pokémon n battling would be amazing
@@tylervictor8233 dude they just announced a game with these features lmao
Pokemon Legends Z@@thexumaker
I had never finished Legends and went back to it after beating Pokemon Scarlet. The number of times I found myself saying "I love this game" instead of constantly saying "this game is busted" like when I was playing Scarlet was, um, telling.
Legends Arceus feels like it was made with passion. Both could have used more time and polish, at least one felt like it has some heart behind it though.
This sums up my thinking. Thankyou
There’s no gym battles…. How do you like this ? It don’t even feel like a Pokémon game
You said it right. Arceus is made with passion. Feels like they actually are players and want to deliver a great game they played themselves
@@getsmokedschmuck6079mystery dungeon games or ranger games also don’t have gym battles. Coliseum and XD games also didn’t have gym battles and those games were literally better than Gen 8 and 9 combined dog
Lol I felt the same way, except opposite I got like 4-5 marks from Cyrus’ great grandma or whatever, and then stopped playing, I dunno why it just didn’t catch, and then scarlet and violet was kinda cool, it definitely got me more hyped, and even had me saying I love Pokémon, so I dunno I guess arceus dance are just coping hard in the time chamber or something.
I booted up legends after 100 hours off violet and I couldn’t believe how nice looking legends was😂
Go open Sword or Shield and prepare to wonder why they switched the aesthetic
@@thishollowhillyeah SS was peak tbh
@@peak9985 that's sad though because sword and shield is far from "good looking" in terms of graphics.
@@Sabaelos gameplay wise it was fun
@@peak9985btw the online community and search engines uses SwSh for their abbreviation because SS is SoulSilver :)
I like how the main character is treated in Legends Arceus, definitely different from the other mainstream games. Rather than an unattended child exploring a region, you’re treated as a possible threat, an outsider met with suspicion and have to earn your keep as a researcher. It’s not an original theme, but a first for the Pokémon franchise.
I got to give it PLA. You exist WITH the pokemon, they will attack YOU, the battling is WAY deeper with the speed/power effects on moves, the character customization, the pokemon catching without battling mechanic, the different mounts for different purposes, I could go on. The only advantage of PSV is that it has A story. The same story, for the last 25 years, the exact same story.
Arceus hands down was a better more polished game that really redefined the franchise. It brought back that pokemon colosseum vibes. And made me very happy
BECAUSE you mentioned Colosseum I have to buy it. My favorite pokemon games are XD and Colosseum
I really enjoyed legends arceus a lot, im just hoping game freak keeps on improving their games
SV is better in every way tho
@@vfx3659 some, not all
@@Nebotek1 sss#############-#############
@@vfx3659 cry about it
For sure, gamefreak will keep improving some part of the game and changing/removing some features of the game so they can keep you buying another pokemon game. They know exactly what you want. lol
It's a close call. Although S/V has more content and more Pokemon I would give the slight edge to PLA because it was the most fun I've had with a Pokemon game in a long time. It's hard to forget the pure joy and excitement I had when I first played PLA. I also love how atmospheric it felt being set in the past. I still enjoy its gameplay much more too. Plus, the battle animation in PLA is peak Pokemon.
Actually, I think PLA had more content. PLA, had a pretty lengthy main story, side quests, and a long post game depending on how many pokémon had had. PLA also had more features such as a catching a pokémon without engaging in battle, and the merit point system. SV had a long story too but I feel like there's slightly less content than PlA
@@capybaraqueen4505 isn't legends arceus post game just catching pokemon?
@@mizzix yeah but they managed to make a story out of that. Once you catch all the pokémon you fight Arlo for whatever his name is and with the daybreak update, there's an entire quest line that you can play too, not to mention the loads of side quests
@@mizzix bro idk what made it so fun but that game was goated
Breathe of the wild x Pokemon
I couldn't help but feel that I took a step back playing Scarlet and Violet. More so because I played Arceus quite late until about a month before Gen 9 came out.
It didn't help that Scarlet and Violet really don't run well at all.
I want Legends Arceus gameplay in a more modern setting. I want the game that I dreamed of as a kid in the year 2000. I want to do the journey Ash did in Kanto myself, roaming free like in Arceus, catching pokemon the way I want to in any given moment. I want there to be danger like in the anime. I want to be immersed in the world. Scarlet did not immerse me whatsoever. Even the school was lame.
This ❤ I would love a gen 1 adventure with the new tweaks here and there. It'd be great to get stuck with a temperamental Pikachu too 🤣
S/V is trash like all the other 3D mainline games. Legends Arceus is the only good thing they've produced in YEARS
Legends Arceus is one of my top five favorite games, I love the connection of the player with Arceus, I adore the story and how it has mystery dungeon vibes
The story had so much mystery and meaning to it! Not to mention how the Npcs felt like real characters!
Hisuian Deciduye was so adorable and the hisuian Pokemon designs are so amazing!
The lore is so interesting, Cylene and professor Laventon act as a mother and a father figure to the player, they are very special
After ranger and mystery dungeon, the player clearly sides with Pokemon in a mainline game, this makes town residents and most of the galaxy team members suspicious of the player
Everything about legends, from the music to the story is everything I've ever wanted from a Pokemon game and I'm glad Pokemon SV is following some of its footsteps
Pokemon SV is a very beautiful game, I adore Miraidon so much and it has so much personality! Rotom in Alola had formed a strong friendship with the MC and it was so refreshing, I'm glad they did that with Miraidon/Miraidon as well!
The story is very beautiful and it has many important lessons
Miraidon is too adorable, I really didn't think I would end up loving Pokemon SV so much!
Hopefully they end up making more legends games and more mainline games with important messages and friendships between the Mc and the Pokemon!
your comment just convinced me of buying arceus
I been putting it off because of sword and shield don’t get me wrong I liked it but it was just basic and to easy to beat I think I only lost one battle the whole time playing but never mind that you messaged and this video just convinced me to buy pla
WTF LEgends Arceus looks amazing bro the design aspects looks so much nicer. They even kept the Tall grass, it makes sense to crouch in there than scarlet and violet with no tall grass. Also its a bit like a kung fu game the moves look way more cooler and more exaggerated. They foucus on the game different to how they did to SV. It looks more engaging. Physically throwing the pokeball yourself is freaking mint idea. The only reason why I didn't buy PLA is because it is NOT multiplayer. So playing by myself is kinda boring sometimes. I already play BDSP by myself and SV that union circle is the main reason I got it for. Also PLA pokemon in the past is a such a cooler concept, I dont have to wear some school uniform I could look like a ninja like Im in Japan hunting for pokemons. Man that sounds super legit!
PLA has better catching and wild Pokémon mechanics, I really enjoyed the action rpg elements. However, SV has the better battle mechanics, as competitive play is a big part of the post-game. If these two elements were combined with an open world that has level scaling, better performance, and voice acting, then we have the perfect game.
Watching this after almost 2 years of the release of Legends and I still love it. I restarted Legends again a week ago after having over 150 hours in it. Can't say that I'm bored because it's so good.
I'm still playing PLA to this day because there are still so many shiny Pokémon that I want to collect, it's genuinely THE best Pokémon game in a decade, meanwhile I bought Violet and I haven't even touched it since the first Charizard raid. I really hope we get Legends 2 because I'm buying that in a heartbeat.
Im on Arceus was better.
Pokedex felt like it had more meaning to me in it, the actual boss fights. I mean the end fight with Arceus was hard! Until ya get used to the pattern, but I found it hard to begin with. XD
Agreed.
Only diehards will say S/V is better than Arceus. Anybody with the ability to objectively judge is going to clearly see Arceus as the better game. S/V has so many glitches it's not even funny, not to mention the ridiculous frame drops. You can't even catch pokemon out of battle like Arceus, and there's no collection or completion aspect to the pokedex like Arceus had. It's just a complete downgrade.
Bro, imagine GameFreak doing the DLC where the professors actually live but they’re from another parallel universe; where the protagonist and his/her friends go to the DLC island where that island is is just the past/future and the professors get saved by them. Kind of like the butterfly effect/chaos theory or even probability theory.
In terms of graphics I don't understand how you could give it to Scarlet and Violet, Legends doesn't look great but Scarlet and Violet looks N64 bad which is a complete disgrace for a 2022 game
They need to just combine the best of both games.
That’s what I’m thinking too.
It’s what I’m hoping the next Pokémon game will do in hitting the sweet spot.
I thank Legends Arceus for existing.
I really liked Arceus. I think it’s easier for most fans to prefer Arceus to S/V because Arceus is the only one of its kind that is about studying Pokémon in an open world. S/V does have some open world too, but it’s just another Pokémon game with an open world, which was fine and fun for one playthrough, but the mainline Pokémon games have gotten so child-locked that villains aren’t even villains anymore and there’s no real plot anymore. I miss the older gen plots where Pokémon were murdered or abused for organizational purposes. Now all we have is “i was bullied so i turned punk” and a 10 year old with no villainous plan is the mastermind of if all.
As someone who's played since red, I really enjoyed Arceus and 100% the game. First time for a long time I put that much time into something. S/V is a gross mess, it's not a Pokémon game and for the first time in decades, I have no intention of finishing them or playing them again. I've never had to force myself to play a Pokémon game before . This in conjunction with Ash retiring after 25 years has left me in such a depressed state thinking about the future of Pokémon
I can totally relate to you! 💯
I haven't bought mainline trash since Sun/Moon handhold trash. But Legends Arceus was actually a good game and made me go and buy it.
When you talked about content you kinda glossed over the large amount of side quests Legends Arceus has...
Sure, most of them aren't all that long or special but that's still a lot of much appreciated content
Oh goodness yes! The sidequests in PLA were great because they did tell little mini stories and have fun interactions while building the main story of people becoming more acclamated to pokémon as partners.
I love how with the side quests, the NPCs will acknowledge if you give them shinies and/or alphas, too. That's something that I'd love to see more often.
@Kamiyouni Right?! And not just side quests! Just going around and talking to the villagers can sometimes give you little hints about things. There is a villager you talk to who wonders how Beni can go out of the village by himself to gather resources without being noticed by wild Pokémon; hinting at him being a ninja way before it’s revealed. So many fun, small details.
@@Boredom-ds5yg it's moments like that that makes it seem like PLA was the Pokémon game GF WANTED to make. No obligations, timelines, quotas, whatever. I usually don't like when a game has barely any new pokémon but PLA is a strong exception.
Pokémon S/V school’s clothes is a Huge Disappointing opportunity I only like Winter uniforms LOL 😢
As far as which game runs better, feels more complete, and feels so immersive, Legends: Arceus wins by a mile. You can just tell when you play SV that they spent so much time on Area Zero, that they forgot the entire rest of the game surrounding Area Zero. The Area Zero design and plot was good, but everything else in SV falls awfully short, especially in comparison to Arceus.
I’d have loved for the capture and lock-on mechanics in Legends: Arceus to be present in Scarlet & Violet.
I also wish the gliding in Scarlet & Violet was more like Arceus. We were able to glide more smoothly and for a longer distance, in addition to being boosted into the air.
Koraidon and Miraidon are supposed to be able to fly, so it makes me wonder why we can’t get a bit more air on them…
glide not fly
@@ammarcoincidence1907 he did say glide?
@@dio8070 hè edited it
@@ammarcoincidence1907that was your main takeaway from the comment? Lol
There is a lock-on feature in SV, but it sucks so bad!!!
Legends Arceus is an innovative step in the right direction. Scarlet/Violet is a clusterfuck.
I think we’ll be able to battle the gym leaders over and over, even though we can’t right now, because after I battled Grusha, for the second time during the post game where Geeta sent me to battle all gym leaders again; Grusha said “I won’t lose next time. You’ll see.”
I honestly think both games are bloody fantastic, I just wished both had been given an extra year or so in development each.
Pokemon needs to do a hybrid between legends and scarlet/violet. Imagine a full open world, able to throw pokeball to catch or throw pokemon.. that would be awesome
My vote's on Arceus, for one important feature: sound and visual cues for shinies in the overworld (not just in battle). It REALLY helps with those who are colorblind.
I love both Arceus and Violet, and just wish both had been given more time. Arceus suffers from an artistic point, but is otherwise pretty solid. Violet? Well, it's the first time I've EVER had a switch game crash. It's in dire need of bug fixes and optimization.
No need to compare ,legend arceus feel like a real pokemon games and we as player became part of the legend itself and the legendary pokemon are truly mystic and legend ,for scarlet/violet we ride our lizard like motorcycle everywhere and to became a true sandwich maker.
Scarlet and Violet reached higher heights than Legends Arceus in terms of story and scale, but also dropped to lower lows with its performance. As soon as I reached the true ending of SV, I booted up LA and didn’t want to let it go because the gameplay flow was consistent all throughout. I realize it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but having to sit through almost a full minute of text boxes going over every stat change and status ailment after tasting the faster pace of LA’s combat was like a chore.
Only 2 things i really liked about sv was the textured pokemon and the titan story line.
I believe that if you want to get a new experience, you should buy PLA
PLA is a much Better experience.
THE SHINY SOUND!!!!! That alone makes PLA leaps and bounds over every pokemon game ever made.
We NEED Arceus to be the standard. Not S/V. I'm not saying I hate Violet, but man, the stuff Arceus did was great, and it sucks that it backtracked when S/V came out. I want more of the proper open world Pokemon experience that Arceus did. Pokemon attack YOU, the actual manual throwing out of Pokemon and Pokeballs, and the battles happening IN the world, and not some sub-screen. Arceus just feels great to play, S/V feel like Sun and Moon 2.
I'm digging S/V but I didn't put 800 hours into PLA for nothing.
From the comments I understand that Arceus is better, but I want the online pvp endgame :( Can’t decide
After playing legend arceus which I loved a lot, I couldn't get into gen 9. Legends Arceus was a much better game and I had a lot more fun with it.
The character and Pokémon models of Arceus look much better to me, but I still prefer Scarlet and Violet due to it taking place in a civilized world instead of the past
Arceus is better by a mile idc what anybody say the battle mechanics the open world boss battle the quest the missions the story compared to that buggy ass mess despite ppl talking shit about Arceus before it dropped everybody was playing it up for hours not sleeping tryna get they Pokédex at 100%
I am still playing Pokemon Areus and still like it. It took me a while to like it but I started with a fresh mind knowing it was a new world.
In my personal OPINION, I liked SV more. I did like the different take on lengends Arcues being set in the past. What I liked about SV is they are more traditional games with the gyms, evil team, etc. Also, I’m still in the process of finishing lengends Arcues, I still need to battle Arcues.
3:30 May i know which version is this?
Arceus and it's not even close but granted I think but games have great aspects that if combined, could have made the best Pokemon game by a landslide. But PLA just was so much fun and refreshing and I actually tried to catch all of the pokemon and use them. Sure it was a little lower on content but I was still able to put 60 hours into the game. I love how fluid, quick, and seemless things were done. Also, shiny hunting was by far the best and I loved the massive otubreaks and dimensional wormhole things.
Pokemon PLA is way more emersive new story cool plot twist at the end. PLA was more of a challenge than SV. People in the comments are saying SV story is better? How? Its the same old story since the Red Blue. The Pokemon company tried to sell us that SV had 3 story lines and choose your own path. Yeah right its the same formula, not a bad thing, but it's very basic. Even Arvins story really isn't that deep. If SV had PLA mechanics of catching, wild Pokémon attacking, better battle animations, the ability to actually be able to run from a battle and not just a text screen giving you the option to run. SV was 2 steps forward 3 steps back.
Arceus was better by far. I’m having more fun with Shield then I did violet and scarlet.
Pokemon SV was a stepup from SW and SH but definitely a step down from PLA. PLA was just so good. One thing that PLA did better is the high quality cinematics for boss pokemon. Really made you feel like Pokemon were living creatures
Honestly despite all the problems of swsh I enjoyed it for some reason
Both have their place but Legends Arceus is so much more polished and unique. Scarlet/Violet is filled with content and added some nice QOL features, but at the expense of slashing convenient features from Legends Arceus in the process.
Arceus was so much better it wasn’t even funny scarlet and violet was torture to play through
I haven't played Arceus yet, so I came here after finishing SV to decide whether it's worth getting the game. I absolutely loved SV, so I wasnt too sure but this video was very helpful
Did you buy it then ? I’m in same situation and still cant decide !
Buy it! It’s amazing! It might not have as many Pokémon as S/V, and isn’t a true open world, but the FEEL of the game is the best.
Yes get it. Collecting alpha pokemon is satisfying too
LA feels like an actual pokemon game. The collection and completionist aspect is beautiful
I actually liked both, so it's hard for me to decide. If Scarlet/Violet had more features from Legends: Arceus it would have been the clear winner.
Even though Legends Arceus lacked content, I found it more enjoyable than Scarlet Violet. The catching mechanics were fun, crafting was a nice addition and I liked that there were darker themes in the game.
Scarlet Violet lacked lots of stuff that should’ve been kept from Arceus but the game itself was fine. It honestly bored me just like how BDSP did. The technical issues completely ruined my experience though. I couldn’t enjoy anything since everything was running in 20 FPS at best.
You pretty much sealed out for me the moment you mentioned the difference in the Fly mechanics. I was debating whether to get Arceus first and SV after our viceversa. I wanted to get the least favorable first so as to not get disappointed in the transition and feel an improvement.
I think SV first, Arceus later might be the correct order.
Haha I like the way you think
I want to to try a pokemon game for the Switch but from various comments all i can gather is that none of them are particularly great. My own observations are the open areas look really empty, and none of the game look good. Any help on which one to to try ?
For the Switch, I'd say Arceus tbh. Yeah it could feel empty in the open world, but for me, just going around and catching Pokemon at the chance of a shiny just feels good to me. Other than Arceus, I've been playing a bit of BDSP and some Sword. BDPS for the *oldschool* feel, and Sword for the gameplay
Currently playing Scarlet, a bit unenthused. When I play PLA it's vibe
Legend of arceus in my opinion had the best starter options to choose from.
By far
Who didn't choose Cyndaquil? 😂
Legends Arceus had great characters, story, gameplay, and atmosphere. I was excited to go to each new area, and back to old ones, especially after I unlocked new travel abilities (Pokemon). Violet has Larry and Arven. The only other impression it left me was why do the men look mostly girly and or emasculated and the women are so masculine?
I think I preferred Arceus style as opposed to the new mainstream games. A lot of people tell me that the mainstream was always super easy, I was just a kid - maybe, but I do know that items weren't scattered all over the ground and the gym challenge actually made more sense than rolling giant seed around the ground or some other silly nonsense. 😂
despite pearl being my first game and thoroughly enjoying legends, i think im gonna have to give it to sv for the story alone, it was just so engaging (i have to mention i don’t have a tv so i play handheld 100% of the time so performance wasn’t as much of an issue for me)
I play handheld too, but the performance was so much worse in SV than in PLA. Especially when the screen would freeze every few seconds so I can’t see how far I’ve run.
Don't have a tv??? We finally found the 1 person in the world who doesn't have a tv!!
If LA allowed us to play and interact with our pokemon just like in Pokemon Camp in Sword n Shield it'll be perfect Pokemon game to date.
quick question for anyone in chat, how much bigger is the map in scarlet/violet? It feels like the biggest map by a landslide. I obviously could be wrong.
It’s definitely much bigger than PLA. Honestly kinda too big in some ways, but that’s just me. 😅
@@Boredom-ds5yg I can relate to that
S/V is big... and empty.
@@Erduk Yeeeep. You said it. Trainers, a stupid amount of items, completing the dex, and the spears. That’s it. A whole lot of nothing.
Scarlet and violet are ok games but if they could make another legends pokemon game based on the legendaries of each gen would be awesome
I like the new one better cause it doesn't take hours to finish the post game. You can literally start playing how you want after you enroll from school. Arceus literally made you feel like you were doing missions and forced into a certain crateria of gameplay. Go do this go do that. I want to level up my pokemon and enjoy pokemon in a virtual world. I don't wanna go to school and feel like a kid again.
You don't wanna go to school yet you like scarlet and violet more?
where do you replay what game you want at
Pokémon legends of Arceus is way better in every single way, especially graphically
Arceus > Scarlet&Violet
Arceus pushed the franchise into a new era much more than SV.
Bought a switch just to play Arceus absolutely loved the environment and the feel the spawn town would have at sunset completed nearly everything after 2 weeks then sold the switch
Did you play Astral chain?
I was gonna get Pokemon Violet, and I'm so glad that I decided to google if it was worth the buy or not instead of just buying it (I learned that lesson with Pokemon Sword)
Arceus is just so much prettier looking, so Im buying that instead.
You won't regret it. I own both and PLA is much better.
@@torrent7474 Agreed. I still havent gotten Scarlet or Violet yet and I'm bummed out that Wooper isnt there but Legends is soo much better. It's shockingly challenging but not annoyingly so, and there's a certain thrill having your life threatened gives you that you just can't get in other Pokemon games. I absolutely love it! Now I'm just wondering if I could've gotten both had I gotten Scarlet or Violet first since people were getting refunded for it :' )
PLA is the way to go. It's pure fun, while S/V feels like a chore.
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 now that I’ve played a bit of Violet, it is pretty tedious getting around. Miraidon is a bit slow, cute, but slow. I do really like the super tiny Pokémon walking around in the grass. Capsakid, Pawmi, and Smoliv are so small and so adorable
(PLA is still better tho)
Giving visuals to S&V was extremely generous.. Especially since most of its textures look copy pasted over the landscape and ver poorly blended together..
any one of the pokemon games please i havent played any of them yet just finally got my swich
Development on Arceus started after S/V. That’s why it seemed like a step back in gameplay
PLA Arceus is one of the best games I ever played. I cried tears of happiness because of how much I loved the game, especially while shiny hunting. Just felt like a pokemon trainer and the only pokemon game to inspire me to Catch Em' All
Weird
Yea, this is spot on. S/V just doesn't feel good to play, which is the most important element of a video game.
Watching this to get an idea on if I wanna buy s/v but I was sorely disappointed that they changed the catching system. Arceus felt SOOO nice, I don't think I can go back to pokemon games that use the older systems.
It’s a real pain, not gunna lie. The game is very fun with a great story, but after playing PLA, the catching and battling process is torture. There are times when you run from a Pokémon, only to have another Pokemon touching you, so you start a battle with it, and it can keep repeating. I have been tossed between so many Pokémon and I haven’t even moved. 😵💫
Arceus is the best Pokémon game I’ve ever played honestly.
Snow surfing with stickers of each Pokémon Pokémon that give speed or boost bonuses during the race down a snow mountain
It is easily PLA and imagine if we got dlc for it damn it would have been cool
Should i buy arcues or scarlet?
Pokémon legends arceus was super good. It just didn’t have enough Pokémon in it for me
It's a prequel to Platinum or ancient Sinnoh, that makes sense. Unlike Gen 8, Gen 9 and whatever the heck BDSP are.
To me, Paldea doesn’t feel very Spain. Alola had culture at every turn. Legends arceus felt like you were in the past. Paldea is kinda boring
They just gave everything Spanish sounding names and hoped it was enough
Bro it's not even close just gone back to Arceus now and it's better in everyway!! Only thing SV has is gen9 and sandwiches 🤣
Legends Arceus was so much better. From catching, battling, and exploring; it was way more immersive than Scarlet & Violet
arceus WASHES scarlet and violet not even close. better artstyle, less glitches, better pokemon, better music, better story, better everything. scarlet and violet might be the worst pokemon games, including remakes. it’s the first one i’ve started and just feel zero motivation to play it
Arceus was way better.
Nintendo screwed up with Violet/scarlet. I won't buy another Nintendo game until it's been out for a week or so, to make sure it's not glitchy like the new Pokemon game.
Pokémon Arceus is light years better than Scarlett and Trashlet
One has Cyndaquil the other doesn't so the answer is pretty obvious Gen 9 doesn't have the goat so Arceus baby
But cyndaquil will be in scarlet and violet when home comes out
@@LegoReader12345hello If you believe that, I have a bridge from Johto to Alola to sell you.
@@suroguner but it’s true, look it up
@@LegoReader12345hello Bridge to Alola.
I'll believe it when I see it. Game freak is not to be trusted, and neither is the pokemon company.
@@suroguner bro there is gameplay of them ,if you still can't believe, don't believe
I personally had way more fun with Scarlet and Violet since it’s a more traditional type of games with actual gyms and more trainers and stuff among a multitude of other various things I liked more.
Hell Yea but it’s damn near even because the catching is just that much better plus the alpha dynamic is way better to me than the terra Pokémon in scarlet and violet
Traditional bs. Tradition is what makes Pokémon games trash. They need to move forward like they did in pla.
Arceus is the better game
If only Scarlett’s map idea wasn’t so stupid. Should have unlocked as you went. I hated how there was no gym order. Could have been so sick
There was no order because it's open world. The characters in the game made it clear at the begging that they wanted you to explore the world and figure things out for yourself, make decisions for yourself. The past pokemon games made decisions for you that's why there was a order. But in scarlet/violet that game wants u to be more independent of your own actions. Example: if u did manage to go to a gym 5, 6, 7, or 8 with a level 15 Fuecoco then that's on you. Your responsible for your own actions. The game doesn't wanna hold your hand throughout the journey. That's why there's no order
@@sylvesterfoster5957ya but for the game to really make sense and flow correctly you should play it in order anyways. Cuz or else your just running into areas with way to powerful of wild Pokémon and trainers or way underleveled wild Pokémon and trainers. I think the open world concept was a cool idea in theory and it should have the same feel but you should still unlock regions as you go. I woulda loved a game like that.
Arceus just did catching better, oh yeah also move animations
Arceus was the first Pokémon game I ever played (besides Pokémon Snap.) And after putting 150 hours into Arceus, and then playing Scarlet when it debuted, I was so frustrated that they got rid of the open “quick catch” mechanic that I stopped playing the game entirely. Scarlet was a huge step back.