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Pokemon Gives Turn-Based RPGs A Bad Name
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I love everything about Pokemon, except playing the mainline games. Collecting, trading, and adventuring through each region is always a worthwhile experience that takes me back to childhood, but the combat just doesn’t keep me engaged like it did when I was nine years old.
I’m fully aware of how deep and complex Pokemon’s battle system can get when you’re competing at a professional level, but for the 20-25 hours it takes to win the Pokemon League, I’m frankly bored out of my mind. It’s not
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