How do you fly up for some reason on controller I can only fly forward and backwards and Side to side but I’m seeing a lot of keyboard players being able to fly up

They should bring it back man its sooooooooooooooo bad

Thank you! Bit late to the party but holy SHIT this is so real. Scalpers are only worth as much as people are willing to pay for, it's just a shame there's always somone willing to pay a ton...

I play zero build and i love the new movement. However i can understand why it would be weird or difficult on builds.

Mf’s ruined FN

Editing my sensitivity had improved my gameplay much I suggest trying it along with gyro

i don't understand why they chance something that have been in the game from start and for most of time while this game exist and i pretty sure for no one have been ask for that and in they didn't add this to game no one will ask for this

It's really bad it throws your aim edit building off its not in criative so im assuming they will remove it next season, it all so depends if you have good aim or not, have friends that cant aim either way so for them they dont notice the difference because they are bad on both movements

For me the new movement was detrimental to my playstyle because of how I would utilize the old movement on controller in tandem with building, editing and aiming. For exploring the map, it's okay I guess but in my opinion feels really odd and even less realistic than the movement we had before as it doesn't compliment the environment and sprinting is really the only cool thing about it. I'm fine with the infinite mantle too. Now for building, you can't move properly or perform the same techniques without getting in some odd position or just messing up entirely. And you can't even build at the normal speed and have to constantly sprint just ro do retakes or get close to your opponent. For editing it messes with your crosshair placement and the slower pace can make it easier for those who aren't good at it but way harder in scenarios in which you are trying to do them quickly.

I probably shouldn’t talk coz I’ve only been full on playing Fortnite since chapter 4 (before then I just occasionally played with mates every once in a blue moon coz back then I was more of a war zone guy) but personally the movement doesn’t bother me i barely can tell the difference I still have fun however I do agree that they should revert back to the old movement for the sake of everyone else as most people seem to have an issue with it and personally I’m ok with both movements so if they revert everyone wins 👍👍👍

Even after the new movement changes I still find it difficult and really distracting… 😑

I see what your saying, however I do disagree, after I adjusted to the new animations, I feel really smooth, honestly I didn't even notice the clunkiness that you portrayed until I watched this video. I really like the video format you did though, keep it up, earned a sub from me!

Promo>SM 😣

this video popped up while i was having a hard time trying to find any DS pokémon game for a good price in my country, sadly i'm a 3ds era kid so i only have the original ones from 3ds, i always wanted to play the DS ones but i've never went on to buy them because of the release of OR/AS and SM. Maybe it's better for me to fix my 3ds and replay Omega Ruby first than to just give in to these absurd prices by getting my wallet robbed.

there's a reason why i called my way of determining how fucked up the old game market is the "pokemon emerald index"

Good points.

In the thumbnail pic: $180 for a cartridge only copy of SoulSilver?! I paid that for a CIB copy a few months ago

You gotta be creative nowadays to get these games. You did show that this video.

I agree with you, especially with the "you are the buyer" part. Basically don't be a consumer, be a responsible buyer, there's a limit to everything, and you can apply such dignified minset everywhere else (for example there was a book I wanted to read and the only seller had it at 58 euros - hell no - I waited some months and I bought it from someone else at 25).

Great video, I settled for reproduction carts in the past but now I’ll look for better deals

Unfortunately, Pokemon games can and always will be such a hot commodity that other sellers/businesses will buy them the moment they dip below their price charting price. My local game store even gives trade in values pretty close to price charting because they end up selling them for a good bit over locally. They never sit on the shelf for more than a day, and they are like crazy high-priced.

You should probably credit the artists for the backgrounds.

If a game cannot be bought first hand from the company directly, then emulating is fair game in my head. Just dont turn around and sell emulated stuff. If my money isnt going directly to the company that made the game, then its not going to make a difference to their bottomline if i buy it secondhand or if i emulate it.

Big ups to you for catching those deals! You have to take advantage of them. I have my personal collection too.

The copy could be missing the label and chewed on and people are still justifying the price

insane prices i bought a complete pokemon emerald for about 1000 kr (95 usd) and i thought that was alot

I agree totally. Thanks for sharing

i’d like to one day have a physical copy of each mainline pokemon game. i just have to be patient with finding copies for at least somewhat fair prices. thank you for reminding me of that lol

My soulsilver rom crashes after the elite 4 if anybody can help me id appreciate it

I don't really pay for that stuff anyway. But I wish I had those games again.

The mentality of I'll get it when prices go down only works when the game is still being manufactured, after that you cant expect the prices to go down. I remember wanting a N64 game called Conker's Bad Fur Day. It was always 50+ bucks at the time. I waited, then it went to 75, I waited then it went to 90, I bought it. At some point it got to 140 but now it went down at the moment for 107. I am not advocating for scalping but the only people selling pokemon games are scalpers because fans wont sell their copies. I got 2 soul silver copies, 1 for storing pokemon i like and another one to erase and replay. No way I am selling either.

hahaha, the games are reaching $300+ AUD in Australia. its so hard trying to get carts for my 3ds. So I'm at a breaking point.

In France it's not nearly as bad fortunately. A boxed without booklet Pokemon game won't go over 80 euros. Which is still too much, but it's way less than some I've seen online

Loved the video, I feel like this is a topic that has been quiet for too long. I’ve always complained about how resellers limit the access of not only old fans getting back into these games but potential new fans as well. I’ve still got my original copies of Sapphire, Fire Red, Platinum, Soul Silver, and White from when I was a kid and I don’t plan on giving them up anytime soon

Yo con un emulador en la mochila: 🤑

the only people who care to stop the enabling are people who want original copy's, who also have to learn that it's better just to get replicas at this point or just save roms

HA! bros acting like it’s that easy to band everyone toghter and not paying op prices

do you know the meaning of the word scalper lmao

They’re not making them anymore dipshit, either people can pay the premium for what’s on the market or emulate them. It isn’t hard to figure out

Fantastic video! thank you for covering this it's about time someone calls this out

What do you mean? All pokemon games are free, as are all nintendo games

prices overseas are even worse due to ''lower sales'', despite the fact these games sold millions of copies worldwide. Just a shame to see the games now being used by those that have limited or no interest in the product they're selling just to make money off of those that are dedicated to playing these games.

Hi done, I’m dad

You're very right. To be honest, a big reason why this is the case is because people who deal in these games enjoy that they have the (inflated) value that they do. You see this exact same problem in trading card games, where the practice originated from in terms of games, where the natural progression is that players go into a collective mind hype over a card, it becomes majorly expensive because of scalpers and people naturally becoming concervative with their trades and card sales as not to go "negative" while the card value inflates, so they're incenteviced to hold for longer, making those cards inaccessible to most reasonable players. But what keeps that market in lock is that speculators (especially people who have ludomanic tendencies, which can include all of us), end up enjoying that market, the inflated value, it gives their hobby and their sales a justification, a purpose, which in turn justifies their engagement with that hobby in a way that can be hard to do on a casual level (even if it shouldn't be hard, the reality is that it very much can be). Subbed btw, nice discussion.

This shit needs to stop worldwide

I think most people would rather buy old Pokémon games for inflated mark ups than new games that are worse / filled with micro transactions 🤷🏻‍♂️

you speak truth and that's why you got my sub. Keep it going brother

Dang you got some good ass deals. I hate how people are now selling these games for outrageous prices, it’s why I had to go with reproduction copies or roms of these games and those are always erasing my save data or freezing. I just want original copies so I can play these games I love with no issues. This has lead me to buy every game I want on release date and hang on to it for dear life. That being said I don’t think you can compare these games to when they first came out, but Nintendo could really alleviate this by porting them to the switch and making them compatible with Pokémon Home. Great video!

Good thing the only pokemon game i got are Sword n Sheild, Acrcus, an Scarlet. I aint know wtf them other ones are😂😂😂

bro you the man it was great kicking it with you at the shop...