Whichever the case, I grew bored quickly. I don’t know if the rates for them were way higher than they should be or if it was like this in the original 2006 games. The number of times I saw Geodude or Bidoof was unlike any other encounter I’ve seen in other Pokemon games. Other interesting Pokemon from previous Gens aren’t acquirable until later and this bogs down the game immensely. Unfortunately, Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl don’t include Pokemon beyond Gen 4. Out of 151 Pokemon, about 60 of them are from previous Gens, and many from Gen 4 are lacking in types or are just flat-out uninteresting. This sucks a lot, as Sinnoh’s roster is awful. You basically have to put in 35-40 hours basically. The player has to complete the Sinnoh Dex in order to get the National Dex to see more Pokemon from other Generations (this title only has Gen 1-4), which is only doable in the post-game. Prior to post-game, the Pokemon hideaways only show the same Pokemon over and over. Unfortunately, after an hour, this only becomes interesting again in the post-game.
This, unlike the other changes that aid players, is a well-needed and welcome change as it makes traversing easier and frees up a Pokemon space. Instead, these HMs are part of the Poketch, sort of like a smartwatch the player carries around. Players no longer have to teach their Pokemon Surf, Cut, Rock Smash, or any other hidden move in order to progress. POKETCHĪnother notable change is the way HMs are used in Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl. I had two new Pokemon that were under-leveled, an unbalanced roster, and still managed to get through the Elite Four just fine. The Elite Four was challenging, but only because I rushed through Victory Road. Apart from the Elite Four, I only ever used potions maybe five times in total throughout the entire game. It seems like a minor thing, but because every Pokemon is constantly getting experience, players will end up having three level 20’s instead of one or five level 50’s instead of 2. The underground offers more challenge than gym leaders
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