Things about the Pokemon Games you hated

[DayStar]

EVENT POKEMON RAGGARBLARGGYCHOOKAMUNG!!!!!!!

I hate the fact that for to catch them all you had to infact go to some fete in japan (I wouldn't dare to do this by the way) to get some legendary pokemon - what a dissapointment!

[Jerry]

There is much to be said as for what i hated.

1. In all of the pokemon games, the fire type is always hard mode, the water type is normal mode and the plant type is easy mode. Why  the hell is charizard not a fire/dragon? Why is gyarados not a water/dragon? These two are dragons gyarados is the only one between the two THAT knows dragon moves, why can't he be a dragon type? I'll never know...

Charizard and Gyarados are Fire/Flying and Water/Flying type respectively. Also, you can make Charizard learn some dragon moves via the move relearner.

2. Why in all stories its always some EVIL team that forces US to get the legendaries?

In RBY, the team rocket was only stealing pokemon and trying to control Silph Co.
In GSC, team rocket was trying to control the Radio Tower
It's only in RSE and DPPt that they tried to control legendaries, to shape the world like they wanted it to be.

5.Ok in diamond/pearl/platinum they actually pegged down the gottacatch em all craze, but seriously why start with the IVs and EVs trap. It took most of the fun away from making a powerhouse by forcing IV breeding and EV training to get the absolute best from your pokemon. honnestly, I think they should have had that reworked so that its not the sheer amount of fights emons you fight but rather how much you make to pay for specialized training for EV values. You should have a visible EV status menu to keep track of the values you gain so you can easily prune off what you don't want.

IV and EV was here a long time ago... since the first game I think. I'm sure though it was the case for GSC.

[DayStar]

When you get to the last person in the elite and have 1 pokemon left (pokemon leaf green for me) and no revives! FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-

[Jerry]

Lol! Try to have more money and so you can buy more revives!

Make good use of the amulet coin, sell your nuggets, star pieces, star dusts, big pearls, pearls, etc. Sell all that you know you will never use, like perhaps some TMs, or escape ropes (I rarely use them).

Buy hyper potions and lava cookies instead of full restores and max potions.

[Kuhns]

Or just train your Pokemon better. Know what the Elite are going to do, and what type of Pokemon they're going to use. Makes all the difference.

[Jerry]

Or just train your Pokemon better. Know what the Elite are going to do, and what type of Pokemon they're going to use. Makes all the difference.

Yes, that's it. The thing is, there might be some lazy ones out there 
If it's the Elite 4 which has higher levelled pokemon, then I will recommend trying to battle them several times before getting the national pokedex (the League is closed right after you get your national pokedex). This way, you get higher levelled pokemon easily, get some more training on the Sevii Islands, then get on an easier Elite 4.

[Kuhns]

I also hated the fact that in Hey You Pikachu, the days were so short, and you couldn't play more then ten minutes before having to go home and watch Pikachu tear through all your tissues.

That stupid Clefairy mimic game on Pokemon Stadium. I mean, I would usually last longer than my brothers, but damn it was hard to keep it going and going when they did pose a challenge. Dx

[Darkstar64]

The only thing i've ever hated about pokemon was that they never let you take a pokemon out of its pokeball unless you were battling. It took them over a DECADE!! to realize it was a simple math equation:

Pokemon+Always inside pokeball=Suckish!

Pokemon-Always inside pokeball=More appeal to younger ages!

Think about it. If nintendo had made pokemon walk around with you in previous games, this would have made large appeal to the younger kids with DS's. Seriously, every kid who lives around where I live has at LEAST a DS lite. Some have DSi's! Of pokemon had walked around before, these kids would have bought those games.

[Kuhns]

Hm, what would be the purpose of the Pokemon walking around outside of their Pokeballs?

In Diamond/Pearl, there were certain areas where certain Pokemon in your party could walk around with you.

[GINGER64]

I hated how it was too easy to find a cheat and just get to lvl 100 with all your team. Also how once you beat it there isn't much to do

[Kuhns]

ROFLMAO. Excuse me?

I hated how it was too easy to find a cheat and just get to lvl 100 with all your team. Also how once you beat it there isn't much to do

What Pokemon games are you playing? If you're talking about that old Rare Candy cheat from way back in Red/Blue then yeah, maybe, but just the thought of complaining about this kills me. xD Do you want the cheats to be hard to find?

The only part of your post that I can understand is the second half. Yes, the game does end kinda abruptly, and yes, that is kinda irradiating.

[DarK_SouL]

i always thought it was annoying and weird how you shrink to a centimeter tall!!!
oh and like darkmage said i wish you could (like in ss and hg) bring  your pokemon out of pokeballs

[Darkstar64]

Hm, what would be the purpose of the Pokemon walking around outside of their Pokeballs?

In Diamond/Pearl, there were certain areas where certain Pokemon in your party could walk around with you.

There were CERTAIN places where you could have CERTAIN pokemon out of their pokeballs, but that was too selective. It's nice to have any pokemon you want out of it's pokeball.

[Kuhns]

There were CERTAIN places where you could have CERTAIN pokemon out of their pokeballs, but that was too selective. It's nice to have any pokemon you want out of it's pokeball.

Yes, I believe that's what I said. My main point was that, there isn't really a purpose into having your Pokemon out of its ball. :\

But anyways, this is a complaining thread so I guess anything goes.

[Killer2k9]

I don't understand why pokemon that comes out of an egg starts out at level 1? When you start out your journey as a pokemon trainer at level 5.