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Topic	Valve announces new game [seriously]
Metal_DK 08/09/17 1:03:00 PM #37:	WhiteLens posted... Metal_DK posted... No, pokemon fans just love the same thing, possibly due to the greatness that was 1998 (when it hit the states), and how pokemon in general is very much aligned to appeal to the OCD gamer. I mean if it doesnt stop making money for you, obviously keep doing it. Do you follow the TCG scene? How do you even know that it's still the same? I'd say that the vast majority of people who got into it way back when it started stopped following it after a year if that. Yet it's still around even to this day. So how does it have a TCG following any different than those TCGs that have a following like Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Cardfight!! Vanguard, or Weiss Schwarz? It doesn't. How does that have to do with anything with what i said. Pokemon was barely played as a TCG when it first came out though. It was mostly people just trading their cards and never actually playing the game, treating it more or less just like the gameboy game. Its still around because Pokemon in general focuses on taking advantage of the OCD in gamers more than just about any other game, including other JRPGs. The game's core mechanic fuels the card game still being around, don't think it doesnt. --- Casual Revolution 2007 - 2016 <cite>Metal_DK posted [p:884466601] in Valve anno... [t:75652264]...</cite> <quote><cite>WhiteLens posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Metal_DK posted...</cite> <quote>No, pokemon fans just love the same thing, possibly due to the greatness that was 1998 (when it hit the states), and how pokemon in general is very much aligned to appeal to the OCD gamer. I mean if it doesnt stop making money for you, obviously keep doing it.</quote> Do you follow the TCG scene? How do you even know that it's still the same? I'd say that the vast majority of people who got into it way back when it started stopped following it after a year if that. Yet it's still around even to this day. So how does it have a TCG following any different than those TCGs that have a following like Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Cardfight!! Vanguard, or Weiss Schwarz?</quote> It doesn't. How does that have to do with anything with what i said. Pokemon was barely played as a TCG when it first came out though. It was mostly people just trading their cards and never actually playing the game, treating it more or less just like the gameboy game. Its still around because Pokemon in general focuses on taking advantage of the OCD in gamers more than just about any other game, including other JRPGs. The game's core mechanic fuels the card game still being around, don't think it doesnt. --- Casual Revolution 2007 - 2016</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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