[Meta Thread] Pokerole Mystery Dungeon: Primal Shadows

[Dragonstrike]

PLA well, it is indeed a good fresh air in comparison to what the last gens be offering to us. But I was hopping they could bring a Pokemon in the Breath of Wild style. And they have technology to do such thing. They could do something like this:

Pokemon Breath of the Wild

 

The worse? Despite be just a fanart, this is something they totally capable of acomplish.

That Horizon Forbidden West? Is good by chance? Want to check other games and all that.

Been playing a Pokerole campaigh too. Other I mean. I show the system to a friend of mine and been playing for quite a while. And a few D&D campaighs. One of the campaighs I playing as a Cleric Warforged (basically a robot). A robot with faith. I like to play exotic characters.

PLA tells a more focused story than BotW though, which is very beneficial when exploring the lore of a creature such as Arceus.  I would not be upset if we got further Legends games in the future for other myths and legends with unexplored backstories.  It's about as close to an open-world game as I think the current style of pokemon can get.  (I am kind of a lore geek who prefers gameplay over graphics for the most part, though, so...)

Don't know if HFW is good or not yet since it releases Friday, lol.  The first game, Horizon: Zero Dawn, was very good though, so HFW has a good pedigree and setup backing it up so far.

Nothing wrong with exotic characters so long as they fit the world's lore.  Not the first time I've heard of/seen someone play as a robot with faith based powers though, believe it or not.