@AbysmalDemonI have a bit of interest in this and certainly could play an aspiring coordinator. However,I have to ask why having played X/Y is needed? Specially when this will be a new region with an original plot. The last game that I played was Leaf Green and from there on I never had the chance to lady my hands on any Pokemon game again.

If it's just because of the Mega Evolution, shouldn't out be the Professor's rule to teach the children about it? And if it's about the new Pokemon, we can always use the wiki as a surrogate pokedex.

Anyway, I'm waiting for your answers. See ya!

Its mainly because of three things.

1) Yes, mega evolution. I guess your right, that can be taught.

2) Yeah, new pokemon. Your right, you can look on wiki. But really, you wanna look through pokemon, like, five hundred them. Its just better to know them.

3) Moves/Abilities change. There have been many new moves/abilities, and im sure you dont want to look through them.
@KoL

@1charak2 mega rayquaza with gale wings. XD. My future pokemon.

Don't worry we have a system for that. @sho minazuki

Some moves and abilities don't translate so well into actual RP, and logistics behind moves may not be so fun to follow by the book in RP. So for instance allowing creative use of moves.

And then there's the matter of having moves in general, which in game were designed to be learned progressively to suit the level group. What do we do here? Do we just get to choose 4 out of their entire learnable moveset? Or do we have to choose low levels, and if then how do they learn stronger moves? And then there's limit, we can keep to 4 sure, but there are just so many moves.

Some moves and abilities don't translate so well into actual RP, and logistics behind moves may not be so fun to follow by the book in RP. So for instance allowing creative use of moves.

And then there's the matter of having moves in general, which in game were designed to be learned progressively to suit the level group. What do we do here? Do we just get to choose 4 out of their entire learnable moveset? Or do we have to choose low levels, and if then how do they learn stronger moves? And then there's limit, we can keep to 4 sure, but there are just so many moves.

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What exactly is the system, if you dont mind me asking.

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Can you give me an example of a move that wouldn't translate well?

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There is going to be a device that you register your Pokemon in(we still need a name XD) and it gives you updates on your Pokemon. Ex: levels, moveset.