Okay, first, I'm getting a really condescending attitude out of this, and your icons really aren't helping, so knock it off.
You're taking what I'm saying out of context. I am saying that the "rare" Pokemon should be harder to find, which would make sense because they are rare. And I just said certain Pokemon should spread out. Like Cubone, which has never been anything more than "uncommon." It should be available in warm, dry mountains, which, in Kanto, was kind of its territory. But if Chansey are available in five or six places it kind of removes the point of that specific Pokemon. It was considered the be rare. Chansey. Chancy. Clefairy are rare Pokemon, only able to be found under certain conditions and considered to be aliens if I remember right. Eevee are only available by being given to you, which makes me wonder where they live, but they are rare for one reason or another. Dratini are dragons and rare because of that.
All what things? I've seen people breed Mareep and Growlithe, both of which are considered common Pokemon. I'm saying that the limit should drop when you get into Eevees, Dratini and starters.
Have have you ever played a Pokemon game? Because I've played every generation. And I have always had one Pokemon that I have wanted that I couldn't get because I was playing a certain version. If I played HeartGold, I couldn't get a Vulpix. If I played SoulSilver, I couldn't get a Growlithe. Same with FireRed and LeafGreen. I can't get a Plusle in White, but I can't get a Minun in Black. Half the game wants an Eevee in their characters' teams if breeding them like they are is indicative at all. And I'm not innocent of this, Ken has an Umbreon. But not everyone can logically have an Eevee. That's the point of rarity.
Just like IRL, not everyone can have a pet platypus, not everyone in Route can have a Dratini.
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You're taking what I'm saying out of context. I am saying that the "rare" Pokemon should be harder to find, which would make sense because they are rare. And I just said certain Pokemon should spread out. Like Cubone, which has never been anything more than "uncommon." It should be available in warm, dry mountains, which, in Kanto, was kind of its territory. But if Chansey are available in five or six places it kind of removes the point of that specific Pokemon. It was considered the be rare. Chansey. Chancy. Clefairy are rare Pokemon, only able to be found under certain conditions and considered to be aliens if I remember right. Eevee are only available by being given to you, which makes me wonder where they live, but they are rare for one reason or another. Dratini are dragons and rare because of that.
All what things? I've seen people breed Mareep and Growlithe, both of which are considered common Pokemon. I'm saying that the limit should drop when you get into Eevees, Dratini and starters.
Have have you ever played a Pokemon game? Because I've played every generation. And I have always had one Pokemon that I have wanted that I couldn't get because I was playing a certain version. If I played HeartGold, I couldn't get a Vulpix. If I played SoulSilver, I couldn't get a Growlithe. Same with FireRed and LeafGreen. I can't get a Plusle in White, but I can't get a Minun in Black. Half the game wants an Eevee in their characters' teams if breeding them like they are is indicative at all. And I'm not innocent of this, Ken has an Umbreon. But not everyone can logically have an Eevee. That's the point of rarity.
Just like IRL, not everyone can have a pet platypus, not everyone in Route can have a Dratini.