This guy gets it.

MH3U on 3Ds does not have online play.

Umm... these is a thing called balance. That is why we are locked at 50, that's why Pokemon can't level up during PVP matches. That's why we are limited to 4 moves. Everyone has a totally different want/need for a Pokemon MMO, and with everyone talking about it, and giving different ideas, there is no way, no chance…

What about people who aren't competitively minded but don't want to play an MMO? Part of the appeal of Pokemon, part of the NAME of Pokemon, is that they are portable. You take them with you. In your Gameboy, your DS, your whatever. That's what makes pocket monsters, well, pocket monsters. It's almost an MMO already…

If you have a Pokemon MMO, a freaking M.M.O. That you are playing. Actively. Why would you go out and buy a regular Pokemon game? When was the last time a new Warcraft game came out? Frozen Throne? Wasn't that.. oh right, BEFORE WORLD OF WARCRAFT.

It should be out by the end of the year, they have said this in press releases. They told us LAST year (the dame Direct that they announced HDWW) that a new LoZ was coming to Wii U. Hell, the only reason WWHD exists is because they said, to paraphrase, that 'LoZ for Wii U is going to take a lot of time to complete, so…

Oh my fucking god, let me say it again:

I was just bringing up the point that they have broken the mold and had huge success in a pillar before, and they can surely do it again. With all of these companies focuses on this kind of stuff, having someone new jump into the game could change everything.

Hyrule Warriors is NOT the next major LoZ title.

It will be successful in the field that they need, and expand the companies reach. This is NOT going to be made for the sake of appeasing new fans. This is like Microsoft and Sony, who only make software or stuff like DVD players and saying 'Hey we are going to make a video game con-'

They did it with the Wii, they can do it again.

>No, the logical step would be giving people what they want, like...

Honestly, with the success of things like Wii-Fit and Brain Age, this seems like a logical step.

She looks too weird for me there. I didn't think much of her until the Summer when she ditched the jacket; it was really covering her a bit. Like I said, she is cute. But something is off with her.

>Golden

Xenoblade is a straight rip of how battles are handled in most MMOs.

I always went for the challenge. Vanish Balls help though, just in case.

P4 is really hard to avoid because all the hallways are so tiny. It's really frsutrating (source I'm near the end of my first playthrough).

The World Ends Wtih You managed to have a great way of handling it: no random encounters. Fight when you want.

You really are new to the net. Keep on white knighting.