"Every time an issue pops up with this game- the N64 tree, the cursor, the shirt mixup, your mom thinking you already became champion- I hear the same defense. "One mixup doesn't ruin the game." And that's true. But it doesn't hold up in a game where the list never ends."

They've been piling up since the day the game was released. Every single time there's an issue, a floating model, a clipping outfit, a snapping camera, a culled player character, continuity errors, plot holes, obvious technical mistakes, the game deleting your SD card data, I hear the same defense in the same rude, reductive, and condescending way.So... This one little thing happens that no one even noticed until this post, and you're all ready to call this game bad now? I guess every other game is flawless?I have a difficult time telling if these people are being purposefully obtuse or just ordinarily dense but the point should be clear. It's not just one issue. When you see a thread pointing out an obvious mistake or problem, they're not saying that problem ruins the game. They're saying it's a snowflake in the avalanche that we know as Pokemon Sword and Shield. When something comically ridiculous happens, like a character lip syncing to missing song vocals for about twenty uninterrupted seconds straight, we aren't saying that makes it a bad game. We're saying it's another example of what kind of game this is. An extremely hackneyed and unpolished project that shouldn't have been released in its current state. via /r/pokemon https://ift.tt/32TRKpK