A recent Reddit thread, created by user UnholyTrashPanda, found a player who wanted to play Pokemon with level caps. This conclusion was made in response to the initial suggestion that the most prevalent Pokemon are the highest of the squads in the country’s history.

The underlying problems are achieving a level 100 pocket monster first. Once they reach the level 100 they’ll useless if I want to play a new game, said one of the unholyTrashpeanda experts. Let’s let a Pokemon start the course of an old game, so it would be cool if they were to hit Level 100.

Tera Raids isn’t satisfying enough. Image via Pokemon Company.

They found that a lot of trainers agreed, some even bringing an alternative argument in favor of this feature to the table. Game Freak has been under fire a number of times for making its entire franchise easier in recent iterations. Though the perception is largely because the older fans became smarter and more able to solve difficult battles with ease, there is a solution to over-leveling void in the potent quest to be the ultimate doable-life dLC experience.

For that purpose, BenignLarency offered us a solution that lets us go with us. According to DLC, level-matching or level-capping is the only thing that is appropriate, they said. Doing that would really be the real challenge.

This was a mechanic in Pokemon’s history first. Mt. Battles in Pokemon Colosseum kept the players in the end of the game to avoid oversearing battles on the whole at all. The thought is that every gym leader represents a checkpoint when your team can not exceed a certain level.

Related Troops of the popular Starters had large buffs in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

From our point of view, this shouldn’t be difficult for Game Freak to offer in its games. Pokemon without difficulty has been in no trouble. There’s a desire, understandably, to keep things accessible to its target audience of kids as much as possible. With that in mind, Pokemon is also marketed as something everyone can enjoy. My gear and plushs are proving to you personally.

Older fans just want to have the freedom of using the Pokemon they poured time into without slapping the second coming of Arceus. Anything goodwill gesture to give a challenge to those battle-hungry trainers goes by a mighty fine line.