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1996, Slowbro wearing an Exp. Share by Ken Sugimori, featured on one of the Jumbo Carddass. Thanks to Linkdu83 for the original scans :D check out his collection, also on twitter!
The Complaints About Pokemon Sword and Shield Are Getting Ridiculous
For a while after the release of the first trailer introducing these new games, fans were actually pretty hyped and excited for the game’s release. Then we had the reveal of the Wild Area around the time of E3, which for whatever reason pissed some people off?? But then when it was announced that not every Pokemon would be in the game, that’s when the chaos began. Whiny fans who wanted all 1000-something Pokemon shoved compactly into this already busy and ambitious game took to the internet and created a storm of negativity about these games that in the eyes of a level-headed person are looking pretty damn promising and stunning. Sure, there are small things you can pick and choose to say “hey, that could be better”, but these so-called “fans” are completely destroying the once positive energy surrounding this game. They are misconstruing FACTS and spreading false information and in turn are spreading doubt among fans who would otherwise really like the games. What they don’t realize is (or maybe they do) that this is actually damaging the fanbase of Pokemon. When you spread false fears and get people to not buy these games for reasons that go beyond normal stupidity, you are being destructive. And yes, if you’re one of those over-the-top “fans” who says there’s nothing promising about these upcoming games, you are not only fooling yourself, but you’re being a fool. If you have criticisms, be fair and kind about them. When people work this damn hard on a game and they show that they are actually listening to the fans in many senses, you shouldn’t NITPICK small little things like the EXP. Share situation (if you’re not familiar with this, go look it up) or the National Dex “crisis”.
Game Freak has been super transparent when it comes to their reasons for doing these things and fans shouldn’t be this disrespectful towards them. They nearly doubled their original team size for a reason, and this shouldn’t go unnoticed. For those of you not buying the game because you can’t turn EXP Share off, or because you can’t have 1000 newly textured, newly animated, creatures that would have to be balanced with all the other ones they’re putting in the game, then go ahead, be my guest, miss out on the experience of a lifetime and bull about things they’ll likely fix in the future. When you finally have your way like you must always want, you’ll look like a total fool for sitting out Sword and Shield for these small little reasons. Now this isn’t to say that anyone with any form of complaints or grievances about the game are spoiled pests to the community. Not at all. If you have respectful criticisms for the game that are positive and if you’re providing other methods that they could use to fix a problem, then GOOD FOR YOU! Seriously, constructive criticism is welcome in any situation. But if you bomb a game before all the details even come out about it and not provide any better solution in a kind, understanding way, then the shame falls on you, not what you’re complaining about. You know who you are.
The truth is, this game already has many great features that improves upon past elements. While not much is known about the story, what we do know is sparking quite a lot of speculation and interest, and I believe that the story will not disappoint, because for me it never has thus far. The story has been constantly evolving with the gameplay. Sure, it’s been small steps sometimes, but Game Freak should be given credit for never going backwards like so many other games are doing these days. Game Freak understands the importance of multiple elements being good in a game, not just the graphics. So all of you griping about that infamous tree, you can calm down. It’s not final game footage and its not like that tree is going to be the center point of the game. I can’t believe I have to say that. When so many good advancements are being made to Pokemon like having the camping feature, advanced online cooperation between other players, far better customization of your character, 18 gyms (1 for each type), a huge cultural world, and yes, the graphics are the best they’ve been in my opinion (ASIDE from the goddamn tree. -_-) then fans shouldn’t be nitpicking and basing whether or not they’re going to buy the game off of those things they nitpick about. If you’re going to complain about something the game has to offer (which is an increasing amount of things), then offer solutions, offer constructive criticism to Game Freak. A company working that honestly hard on something doesn’t need to come out of their sweat shop just to hear unruly fans whining about how they don’t like the way a tree looks out in the wild or how they don’t want multiple Pokemon getting experience (Oh no, the end of the world), or how they think they’re stupid for not including every Pokemon in the game. The game will likely not be perfect, but it sure as hell is looking really great to say the least and many aspects of it are breathtaking. From the good world building and cultural themes, to the changing weather patterns in the wild area, to the diversity of areas to explore, it all looks so damn promising. Like it or hate it, its an ambitious project that Game Freak is serious about making the best they can make it.
Either 寺平京子 Kyoko Terada or 宮地秀孝 Hidetaka Miyachi, Artwork of the Exp. All/Exp. Share from ポケットモンスター図鑑 (An Illustrated Book of Pocket Monsters), printed in April 1996.
Rewardwale’s Social Media Style Approach to Sharing Experiences
In our modern world, online reviews play a crucial role in building consumer trust and guiding decisions. When you're looking to book a hotel, buy a new gadget, or pick a restaurant, the first step is usually to check out reviews and see what others think. The old way of doing text-based reviews has been helpful, but honestly, those long paragraphs just aren’t doing the trick anymore. As our attention spans get shorter, it's evident that the future of reviews needs to be more engaging, interactive, and definitely a lot more fun! Introducing Rewardwale, an exciting platform that brings a social media spirit to sharing your experiences! Imagine a fun blend of Instagram and Wikipedia but with exciting rewards!
Let’s explore how Rewardwale is changing the way we share and benefit from reviews with its creative, eye-catching, and rewarding platform.
Why Video Content Shines in the Review Landscape
Text-based reviews have been helpful for a long time, but video content brings a lively and engaging twist that takes the review experience to exciting new heights. Video reviews bring visuals and genuine feelings to life, showcasing real-time emotions, body language, and tone that just can't be conveyed through writing. They provide a lively and clear display of products or services, showing them in action. Video reviews are a fantastic way to show how a gadget works or to share a personal experience at a restaurant. They offer a level of clarity that's truly special.
When consumers embrace video reviews, they gain a more transparent and trustworthy perspective on products and services. At the same time, businesses benefit from valuable insights presented in a way that’s easy to understand and engaging.
Rewardwale’s Social Media Approach
You are introducing Rewardwale, a fantastic new player in the review world! Now, instead of sifting through long paragraphs, users can easily make short and fun video reviews that are natural, spontaneous, and authentic. Just like sharing a story or video on Instagram, you can easily capture your experiences with a product or service and let everyone know about it!
Telling Stories Through Short-Form Videos
As platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels gain popularity, it's evident that short-form video content is the way forward. Rewardwale takes advantage of this trend by letting users share quick, fun video reviews instead of just sticking to written feedback. These videos showcase real feelings, whether it’s the joy of discovering a new product or the disappointment with a service that fell short.
Rewardwale brings you a more engaging and enjoyable review experience through the power of visual storytelling. Videos give users the chance to demonstrate rather than explain. Picture this: you can actually watch a cool gadget in action or see how beautifully a restaurant presents its dishes instead of just reading about them. This helps create a genuine and reliable review, connecting what is said with what is real.
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This fun, social media-inspired method captures the joy users experience when they get likes or comments on their posts. With Rewardwale, you can enjoy that instant gratification naturally by earning actual cash rewards! When you share your thoughts on the newest gadget or your go-to restaurant, you can be confident that your genuine feedback will bring rewards—both for you and others.
3. Fun Features
Rewardwale’s fun features make sharing reviews a lively experience. Comment sections under video reviews give viewers a chance to ask questions, share their thoughts, and start conversations. This transforms a simple review into a lively discussion, similar to how you engage with posts on social media.
Both consumers and businesses have the opportunity to connect directly with reviewers, creating a welcoming community atmosphere. This interaction in real-time fosters trust between brands and customers, creating a welcoming space for both to learn from one another.
4. Social Proof Meets Data Insights
One of the best features of Rewardwale’s platform is how it combines social proof with valuable insights for businesses. Businesses can learn a lot about what their customers think, what they like, and any issues they might have by looking at video reviews.
Video content's authenticity helps companies quickly identify genuine issues or strengths in their products. Additionally, these insights assist businesses in enhancing their products and services by using actual customer feedback. This results in improved products and services while also building greater trust among consumers in the brand.
5. Creating a Supportive Community
Rewardwale’s social media strategy is all about more than just single reviews. This platform is all about creating a friendly space where consumers and brands can connect openly and honestly. We're all about being genuine—real people sharing their actual experiences. While rewards are a nice bonus, the main goal is to help others make wise choices.
Rewardwale creates a welcoming environment where users can share their thoughts and connect, building a sense of trust that’s often missing in traditional review platforms.
Wrapping Up: Be Part of the Review Revolution
If you’ve ever thought your voice got lost among all the online reviews, Rewardwale is here to make a difference. This platform is all about sharing your experiences and celebrating them together! If you love shopping, run a business, or enjoy finding new products, Rewardwale brings you an exciting and enjoyable way to explore the digital marketplace while earning rewards.
Grab your camera, hit record, and begin sharing your experiences with everyone around you! At Rewardwale, we genuinely value your voice, and it brings along some fantastic benefits!
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If i can finally find a doc to start my treatment ill be getting braces but no one in my fam nor my close friends had it and i wanna know how it works
