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https://www.ign.com/articles/the-pokemon-company-is-actively-recruitin g-phd-holders-with-backgrounds-in-e cology-to-work-in-tokyo
Will you enlist, /vp/ros?
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>>59036187
I thought there was supposed to be a girl at the far end
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Shouldn't they be recruiting SPECULATIVE ecologists and biologists?
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>>59034867
Didn't they hire actual ecologist to make this book?
Only for the book to end up being a glorified retelling of Pokedex trivias? Things that we already know, nothing new, no interesting deep ecology whatsoever.
Why did they even bother with actual ecologist?
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>>59038493
>Waaaaah, where are all the Fire-type Pokemon in Sinnoh, Gamefreak? I'm forced to use Rapidash if I want a Fire-type, or choose the fuckin monkey at the start of the game! All Sinnoh teams are cookie-cutter, there's no variety!
That is why every region has all biomes.
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>>59038524
Or, you could just add in more Fire type Pokemon to already existing areas, especially considering Sinnoh is a mountainous region. You're telling me that adding Magby to the main campaign is unreasonable?
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>>59037727
transphobic Pokémon fan?
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>>59039837
It does to me. Instead of caring about the wishes of spastic adults, they instead chose to focus on their series and its focus on children. Plus "give a man a fish, he eats for a day, teach him to fish and he can sell his catch to buy beef".
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>>59040095
>they respect the shit out of their series
Funny joke
>its focus on children.
yeah letting a pedophille ruin pokemon by using them for his rape fics instead firing his faggot ass, real family friendly stuff!
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>>59034867
this is probably the best thing pokemon can do. Making an actual ecology for every pokemon species so that certain species behave in certain manners. There have been bits and pieces of this over the year, but nothing significant.
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>>59050968
Probably books and stuff. They released an ecology book and two science books recently and all three were written by actual scientists. The reports I saw regarding this news all used the cover of the ecology book with the news story.
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>>59034867
>tfw phd candidate, but in fucking math
I knew I picked the wrong field
>>59038170
Would absolutely beat working in academia
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>>59038720
>kek
Keyed* All Tomorrows author has more design reach and creativity that modern pokemon designers could never have, or could if stoped being autistic fags.
>>59038706
Not the whole fanbase needs to be retarded + OG pokemon fans, now in their 40s or 50s are probably mostly oberweight chuds with little being overweight trannies. Btw ywnbaw.
>>59046304
You mean if they will create a somewhat original eco-dynamic between certain different species or they will just copy-paste it from real life animals to pokemon? Either way it will be a good thing and also will probably lower the possibility of ridiculous mons like Cinderace or Trubish, wich you could never logically think of being creatures that would appear in the wild or naturally, to ever be in pokemon games again or atleast in rarer habitats...
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>>59056211
>also will probably lower the possibility of ridiculous mons like Cinderace or Trubish, wich you could never logically think of being creatures that would appear in the wild or naturally, to ever be in pokemon games again or atleast in rarer habitats...
That'd be nice but this probably isn't for the games themselves
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>>59051188
She's projecting because she spent SO many years trying to discredit poképhilia, only to find out Game Freak in fact saw poképhilia as a natural part of their world.
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>>59056863
Of course it's not. Otherwise it would be Game Freak looking ecology grads to join their workforce and not the marketing company who's recently opened up a real-life amusement park where they've built a "habitat" for pokémon to live in.
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>>59038353
Yes, actually.
Pokemon's ecology is a bizzaro world for a ton of reasons.
Traditional ecology runs on the principle that the producer level of a food chain is feeding on the sun (or a few cases of chemicals in the ocean).
Pokemon has lithivores. Not like worms, that "eat" dirt (they are actually eating nutrients in the dirt, that makes them essentially decomposers). Pokemon has shit that feeds on electricity, rocks, emotions, sometimes literally nothing, that still somehow gains energy, that can in turn be consumed by something else. Caves on earth tend to be pretty scarce in life, because there is only so much nutrition that makes it down there. Not so in pokemon, there is absolutely no reason for a cave in an asspit of the world with zero traditional energy input to be filled with rock and ghost type pokemon, and the things that feed on them.
Pokemon also has a ludicrously cataclysmic state of geological development. Tyranitar can knock down entire mountains in a short enough time span that electronic maps get outdated, Aggron can build those same mountains back in a generation. Pokemon can generate seemingly endless amounts of stone and water to completely terraform an area in under a human generation, under a decade if they really wanted to.
A family of Swampert or something show up, decide "hey, this looks like a nice place for a swamp" and shit out a swamp into this desert. Then a family of Torterra show up for the water, genocide the Swampert, and now your swamp is a mid-desert jungle.
And then you have the shit you just need to shrug about.
Why is Garchomp rare?
Garchomp flies at mach 2, can dig through rock, and is nearly unparalleled in combat. You cannot keep Garchomp out if you wanted to. Why are there any shitmons, if Garchomp can fly in at Mach 2, eat them all, then fly away?
Magikarp is the only good example of this. Magikarp is everywhere, because when a... herd? School? of Gyarados come to fuck in your park, you cannot evict them
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>>59057022
Also probably this
It's the pokemon parks. They're hiring a bunch of weird positions to make a fake nature preserve, that can probably be twisted to claim public money by being "educational" if they can get an ecologist to sign off on saying this plaque on Krabby is close enough to real river crabs to be educational
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>>59057135
No, but them carefully selecting pokémon due to being inspired by a particular yokai, with particular tales (and versions of tales) and using them to re-tell one of those specific stories, set and established in the pokémon universe does. Which is why they used the Yuki-Onna pokémon to tell a ersion of the Yuki-Onna myth where she spares the life of her husband out of respect for the children he fathered with her, but leaves him alone and desolate to lament his foolish tongue.
You lost this fucking culture war before you even started. That's why Ninetales' anime debut was based around the kitsune bride myth and why Latias' inspiration was "Tsuru no Ongaeshi" (and its movie debut showed it falling in love with a human, one of the VERY few movie moments to ALSO be portrayed in the animated weekly series AND recognised by Game Freak to the point they distro'ed a special Latias which knew the move Angel's/Sweet Kiss).
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>>59044530
>every biome gets an island
wow
such creativity
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>>59057417
>image
I get it.
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>>59056342
YWNBAW
>Verfication is not required.
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>>59043868
>gamefreak was making a pokemon game centered around folk mythology
>creates some copypasta folk mythology for in-house thematic purposes to help get the dev team in the right mindset
>anon seethes about this
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>>59064361
>It flies through the sky as fast as a jet airplane, hunting down as much prey as it can.
>Soars across the heavens at blinding speed—a magnificent sight!
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>>59048992
i think the need for phds would be to predict how certain pokemon species would interact with each other. Because sometimes you're working with pokemon that aren't really based on an animal like magnemite, voltorb, trubbish, etc. you'll need someone to say, well it's this kind of pokemon, so this would be its habitat and this is how it would interact with other species. A phd probably isn't wholly necessary, but maybe could help with more realism
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>>59068326
Would they even decide any of that or just work on the park of maybe a book and have all their recommendations ignored? It's their curse to give out advice while the morons just ignore them and do whatever
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>>59056342
High-quality bait. Very believable. You've earned the (You).
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>>59072143
It's a thing that happens IRL.
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Depends on the field
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>>59060804
I feel so blessed every opportunity I get to share this video. NYU Gallatin school where people can make up their own majors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6GAb4Oa6tw
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austronesia first
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>>59090083
No need to push, there's plenty of nukes for all of them at once
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>>59097864
those with a persecution complex may pretend people are being kicked out of universities or jobs for having certain interests, but this is one of many examples of things that never happened but should have
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>>59090092
Let's assume that (you) are college educated, anon. I would think that someone who is college educated would know better than to state as if fact that the majority of a group of anonymous people on a pokemon board are college educated without having any survey data to back that statement up.
Even I know that you can't just say something like that accurately.
>t. someone who is not college educated or do you could the 3 days I went to community college and learned nothing while there
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>>59034876
I might not have a fancy degree or understand the how Latin names are given to new animals, but I'm creative enough and have a firm enough grasp of the general concept of ecology and the animal world to come up with Pokemon concepts and the kind of environment they are meant to live within/around and the type of prey Pokemon they could go for.
I for one would love to see a Bug Dragon Legendary Pokemon that Evolves, similarly to how they did it in Sun&Moon.
I could see this also being the pokemon game that brings into the franchise officially the concept of Delta Species along with a parallel Mega Evolution with Delta-Variant Megastones.
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>>59034867
Only if i get to breed lovanders
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hiring a phd consultant to make a thing that looks like this
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