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if you ever played Pokemon, what made them fun for you in terms of game elements? 500 $DEGEN to responses i have never thought of

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Basically the series of mini quests / towns, it was a storyline of challenges leading to levelling up if that makes sense :)

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okémon is sacred. It teaches you patience, if you are grinding for experience. It teaches you problem solving skills , with all the plot twists in the game. It teaches you money handling, because you need to have the basic knowledge of money , even if it is just digital.

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As a kid it taught me that everyone has strengths and weaknesses I loved Squirtle and he was boss against fire but not so much grass or electric Also I used the missingno glitch to multiply my master ball - so maybe I learned that rules can be broken - not sure if that was a good lesson

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The shiny elements added from the gold and silver versions are interesting ✨ When I get something with a low probability of success, I get a rush of brain juice and it feels good and fun.

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For me its social, trading, day and night system, the expansion of Pokémon Contests into "Super Contests," and the new Sinnoh region, with an underground area dedicated to multiplayer gameplay.

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Exploration of Unknown Pokémon

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Collecting side legendaries

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The open-world aspect of exploring different regions and uncovering secrets, which lead to finding rare Pokémon

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My daughter loves Pokemon and watches all the cartoons. She plays the games because there are Pokemon that appear only in the games that do not appear in the anime!

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For me I guess it was the first sort of competitive gaming before we ever had massive online gaming. I wanted to beat that bastard Gary so badly in Fire Red lol. An of course the gym leaders and Pokémon league. Had to not only build a team of Pokémon but also strategize how to counter theirs.

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It’s really great for feeling the warm fuzzies. The world is just so cheerful, and being able to tame and befriend a dizzying array of powerful beasts is a very heartwarming power fantasy.

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The first Pokemon I ever played was Red. I was in elementary school at the time, and the reason I played so eagerly was that the visuals of the monsters I raised changed, in addition to simply raising their levels. The concept of collecting monsters to complete a picture book was also innovative.

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i'm a sucker for anything extra, like the little ribbons that you used to collect from the beauty contest also watched this recently, was v interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qil4OpfOufU

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Addictive Progression. Gyms -> Badges, Pokemon->PokeDex, Pokeballs-> Masterballs, Items->Rares, Normal Pokemon->Shinys, TMs as well you'd want to use early on but couldn't, then had to come back to. It was quite linear overall, but they balanced in such a way you'd never really think about it like that, as kid anyway.

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