We need to run them over in Midna

I don't want to drop out, I want to nail it, but I am struggling rn. The intensity of it along with work, my mental health and physical health, is just challenging to juggle it all.

Espur said

Oh, you can ride the Digimon :)

But I don't like having to pay extra to finish the Pokédex.

Taken out to put into DLC and other money spending methods, you really start to think "is It worth it?"

And we buy it and play it because we all WANT desperately for it to be good, for it to get better, for it to be fun. And it is fun.

And don't get me wrong, same with scarlet and violet, I'm enjoying it.

I just want more. I expect more. When you spend £50+ for the game, then have to buy the DLC to get all the megas, then have to buy switch online to get time exclusive rewards, that's nearly £100 for a game which has had elements

Drips and drabs of it. And for a company that makes billions from the Pokémon franchise, they could really do a lot more. Oh and you have scenes like when you're chilling with your Pokémon or eating food with your friends and it's just boring, the models don't even make any effort to pretend to eat.

NPCs are lifeless, often with the same NPC's being literally next to each other.

Some thought has gone into how Pokémon live in the wild, with spinarak and ariados hanging off trees or in alleys, trubbish and garbodor hanging around bins... It's like they KNOW what they need to do but it's

Progress which is good.

But it's lacking... Something. Soul. The walls of buildings are plain and untextured. You can't ride Pokémon. Roofs and alleys look the same as each other. You can't ride Pokémon. It has an unnecessary amount of binacle and barbaricle. You can't ride Pokémon.

Like the fact it's a big city that's fleshed out so you do get an idea for how Pokémon and people coexist.

But it feels like scarlet and violet reskinned with a different combat mechanic.

Battling wild Pokémon and megas is interesting and immersive. The game paces you with new Pokémon as you

And boring. It could have been done so much better.

Anyway, it was meh and I'm disappointed to say the least. There's so many great aspects to the Digimon franchise, such as voice acting and really thought provoking and interesting stories and they just... Didn't hit the mark here for me.

Way to the next part. In this one? Fade to black and you're already there in the next bit of dialogue. Also everything revolved around battles. We could have at least done some scavenger hunting.

And end game when you can "time travel" to different timelines and locations, it's so long winded

If you haven't played the last games, or watched the animes, you wouldn't have a clue who on earth the children were who were acting like they're gods actually were.

Side missions were pointless and bland. In the last game you were encouraged to listen and read what you have to do then find your