Just a simple function, as used in the show.
I had an idea and thought it would be nifty to put a Pokedex icon next to the name of the opponent Poke'mon in battle.
When it's clicked, it'll display/state their name, type and description. This could be done at any point during the battle without taking up your turn.
You could also disable the status effectiveness (super effective, effective, etc.) overlay on the moveset unless the Pokedex has been used on that Pokemon, which it would then become available (because how can you know what it's weak against if you haven't seen it before / registered it in your Pokedex? And if you know what it's weak against then why have the status effectiveness overlay over the attacks enabled by default at all?)
I think this would be useful in helping newer players learn types of Poke'mon and their effectiveness as well, and it would add a sense of engagement by manually adding Pokemon to the Pokedex. However, don't enable all the intricate details (found locations, attack list, evolution, etc) until you catch it.
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Just a simple function, as used in the show.
I had an idea and thought it would be nifty to put a Pokedex icon next to the name of the opponent Poke'mon in battle.
When it's clicked, it'll display/state their name, type and description. This could be done at any point during the battle without taking up your turn.
You could also disable the status effectiveness (super effective, effective, etc.) overlay on the moveset unless the Pokedex has been used on that Pokemon, which it would then become available (because how can you know what it's weak against if you haven't seen it before / registered it in your Pokedex? And if you know what it's weak against then why have the status effectiveness overlay over the attacks enabled by default at all?)
I think this would be useful in helping newer players learn types of Poke'mon and their effectiveness as well, and it would add a sense of engagement by manually adding Pokemon to the Pokedex. However, don't enable all the intricate details (found locations, attack list, evolution, etc) until you catch it.
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