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* ObviousBeta: The whole game is significantly underpolished and bug-ridden, which is the whole reason why the online features were removed, and why a planned successor, Epsilon, has almost only the Vesryn region in common with this game. The piss-poor battle move animation library can pass, because it's an issue with Essentials itself. Other than that, its soundtrack consists of almost nothing but stock Essentials music, certain post-game boss areas are [[CurbStompBattle never locked]], the selection would immediately go back to the last button used when moving it immediately after going back to the last menu, the level curve is atrocious, the legendaries and certain stationary-encountered mons are PermanentlyMissableContent (especially the safari legendaries), and the Aroma region arc is broken everywhere. There, for example, the level curve is no different, and the gym leaders don't use the gym leader battle theme.
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* DifficultySpike: Everything from the E4 upwards in Vesryn, [[spoiler:and much of Aroma]]. The E4 forces you to change your battle style to set, which doesn't give free switches after defeating a Pokémon, and the later battles have you fighting Pokémon up to level '''120'''! If you actually try to set your battle style back to shift, the game will simply ignore it.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The very existence of the Dragon/Steel-type [=CyberGoomy=], after its evolutions ended up getting part Steel-type regional variants in ''VideoGame/PokemonLegendsArceus''.
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** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse Joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat, but you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Odin/Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong Pokémon. A solo run with a Pokémon of the wrong type can be impossible.
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** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse Joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat, but you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Odin/Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong Pokémon. A solo run with a Pokémon of the wrong type can be impossible.impossible.
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* GameBreaker: As long as you have enough money to get it to the point, the Secret Base - it's entirely possible to have Pokemon at ''level 80'' once you get there, [[https://pokemonzetaomicron.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Ghostly_Owns/Secret_Base_Early_Game_Boosting_Trick as demonstrated by this guide]]. Outside of insane leveling up, if you're lucky, you can get access to the TMs for Hyper Beam and Earthquake long before they would otherwise be available in other games. And of course, as noted below under GoodBadBugs, you could also use it to gain access to lv 120 Pokemon in the Aroma region.
* GoodBadBugs: By exploiting the Day Care being moved to the Secret Base during the story in Aroma, you can bring over up to two pokémon from Vesryn before finishing the story in Aroma. [[HilarityEnsues Like a]] [[CurbStompBattle level 120 Garchomp]].
* GoodBadBugs: By exploiting the Day Care being moved to the Secret Base during the story in Aroma, you can bring over up to two pokémon from Vesryn before finishing the story in Aroma. [[HilarityEnsues Like a]] [[CurbStompBattle level 120 Garchomp]].
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* GameBreaker: As long as you have enough money to get it to the point, the Secret Base - -- it's entirely possible to have Pokemon at ''level 80'' once you get there, [[https://pokemonzetaomicron.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Ghostly_Owns/Secret_Base_Early_Game_Boosting_Trick as demonstrated by this guide]]. Outside of insane leveling up, if you're lucky, you can get access to the TMs [=TMs=] for Hyper Beam and Earthquake long before they would otherwise be available in other games. And of course, as noted below under GoodBadBugs, you could also use it to gain access to lv lv. 120 Pokemon in the Aroma region.
* GoodBadBugs: By exploiting the Day Care being moved to the Secret Base during the story in Aroma, you can bring over up to twopokémon Pokémon from Vesryn before finishing the story in Aroma. [[HilarityEnsues Like a]] [[CurbStompBattle level 120 Garchomp]].
* GoodBadBugs: By exploiting the Day Care being moved to the Secret Base during the story in Aroma, you can bring over up to two
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* ThatOneBoss: Miranda, the eighth gym leader, is this to a lot of people. She uses [[PlayingWithFire Fire Types]], which wouldn't be such a problem if there wasn't [[HomeFieldAdvantage permanent sun in her gym]], [[ThePowerOfTheSun increasing the power of fire type moves by 50%]]. Additionally, you fight her in a multi battle along with your rival, whose pokémon are nearly useless against hers and will likely leave you in a 2 vs 1 situation before long.
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** Miranda, the eighth gym leader, is this to a lot of people. She uses [[PlayingWithFireFire Types]], Fire-types]], which wouldn't be such a problem if there wasn't [[HomeFieldAdvantage permanent sun in her gym]], [[ThePowerOfTheSun increasing the power of fire type moves by 50%]]. Additionally, you fight her in a multi battle along with your rival, whose pokémon Pokémon are nearly useless against hers and will likely leave you in a 2 vs 1 situation before long.
** Miranda, the eighth gym leader, is this to a lot of people. She uses [[PlayingWithFire
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* ThatOneLevel: The "sneak into the Pokehadron Collider" segment of the plot is ''very'' long and has you taking an extremely long route north while fighting trainers and Pokemon with no, repeat, ''no'' places along the route to stop and rest or get more healing items. Also a lot of the trainers use Steel-types in the rain, making it hard to counter them with Fire attacks (assuming you even have a Pokemon who knows Fire attacks by then, which can also be hard).
** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat. But you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Odin/Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong pokemon. A solo run with a pokemon of the wrong type can be impossible.
** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat. But you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Odin/Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong pokemon. A solo run with a pokemon of the wrong type can be impossible.
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* ThatOneLevel: ThatOneLevel:
** The "sneak into the Pokehadron Collider" segment of the plot is ''very'' long and has you taking an extremely long route north while fighting trainers andPokemon Pokémon with no, repeat, ''no'' places along the route to stop and rest or get more healing items. Also Also, a lot of the trainers use Steel-types in the rain, making it hard to counter them with Fire attacks (assuming you even have a Pokemon Pokémon who knows Fire attacks by then, which can also be hard).
** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nursejoys Joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat. But somewhat, but you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Odin/Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong pokemon. Pokémon. A solo run with a pokemon Pokémon of the wrong type can be impossible.
** The "sneak into the Pokehadron Collider" segment of the plot is ''very'' long and has you taking an extremely long route north while fighting trainers and
** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Of a sort. With the over-arching war plot, the already-nigh-hopeless situation, foul language being thrown left, right and centre, and the implication that [[spoiler: ''the third Gym Leader is a murderer]]'', it can get to the point where it no longer feels like a (fan-made) Pokemon game.
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* ThatOneBoss: Miranda, the eighth gym leader, is this to a lot of people. She uses [[PlayingWithFire Fire Types]], which wouldn't be such a problem if there wasn't [[HomeFieldAdvantage permanent sun in her gym]], [[ThePowerOfTheSun increasing the power of fire type moves by 50%]]. Additionally, you fight her in a multi battle along with your rival, who's pokémon are near useless against hers and will likely leave you in a 2 vs 1 situation before long.
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* ThatOneBoss: Miranda, the eighth gym leader, is this to a lot of people. She uses [[PlayingWithFire Fire Types]], which wouldn't be such a problem if there wasn't [[HomeFieldAdvantage permanent sun in her gym]], [[ThePowerOfTheSun increasing the power of fire type moves by 50%]]. Additionally, you fight her in a multi battle along with your rival, who's whose pokémon are near nearly useless against hers and will likely leave you in a 2 vs 1 situation before long.
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* GameBreaker: As long as you have enough money to get it to the point, the Secret Base - it's entirely possible to have Pokemon at ''level 80'' once you get there, [[https://pokemonzetaomicron.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Ghostly_Owns/Secret_Base_Early_Game_Boosting_Trick as demonstrated by this guide]]. Outside of insane leveling up, if you're lucky, you can get access to the TMs for Hyper Beam and Earthquake long before they would otherwise be available in other games. And of course, as noted below under GoodBadBugs, you could also use it to gain access to lv 120 Pokemon in the Aroma region.
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** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat. But you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong pokemon. A solo run with a pokemon of the wrong type can be impossible.
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** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat. But you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Zeus]], Odin/Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong pokemon. A solo run with a pokemon of the wrong type can be impossible.
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**Also, the [[LuckBasedMission Safari Zone Legendaries]]. They're found in a few Safari Zones, and can only be caught using the regular Safari Balls. They also flee during battle, and if they do, [[PermanentlyMissableContent they're gone forever]]. And there are ''four of them''. Prepare for a lot of SaveScumming.
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* JunkRare: For some reason, [[ComMon Spearow]] has a 2% chance of appearing on one route during the day.
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* JunkRare: For some reason, [[ComMon Spearow]] has a 2% chance of appearing on one route route, only during the day.daytime.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Of a sort. With the over-arching war plot, the already-nigh-hopeless situation, foul language being thrown left, right and centre, and the implication that [[spoiler: ''the third Gym Leader is a murderer]]'', it can get to the point where it no longer feels like a (fan-made) Pokemon game.
*JunkRare: For some reason, [[ComMon Spearow]] has a 2% chance of appearing on one route during the day.
*ThatOneBoss: Miranda, the eighth gym leader, is this to a lot of people. She uses [[PlayingWithFire Fire Types]], which wouldn't be such a problem if there wasn't [[HomeFieldAdvantage permanent sun in her gym]], [[ThePowerOfTheSun increasing the power of fire type moves by 50%]]. Additionally, you fight her in a multi battle along with your rival, who's pokémon are near useless against hers and will likely leave you in a 2 vs 1 situation before long.
*ThatOneBoss: Miranda, the eighth gym leader, is this to a lot of people. She uses [[PlayingWithFire Fire Types]], which wouldn't be such a problem if there wasn't [[HomeFieldAdvantage permanent sun in her gym]], [[ThePowerOfTheSun increasing the power of fire type moves by 50%]]. Additionally, you fight her in a multi battle along with your rival, who's pokémon are near useless against hers and will likely leave you in a 2 vs 1 situation before long.
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** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat. But you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong pokemon. A solo run with a pokemon of the wrong type can be impossible.
* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Of a sort. With the over-arching war plot, the already-nigh-hopeless situation, foul language being thrown left, right and centre, and ''the implication that [[spoiler: the third Gym Leader is a murderer]]'', it can get to the point where it no longer feels like a (fan-made) Pokemon game.
* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Of a sort. With the over-arching war plot, the already-nigh-hopeless situation, foul language being thrown left, right and centre, and ''the implication that [[spoiler: the third Gym Leader is a murderer]]'', it can get to the point where it no longer feels like a (fan-made) Pokemon game.
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** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat. But you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong pokemon. A solo run with a pokemon of the wrong type can be impossible.
* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Of a sort. With the over-arching war plot, the already-nigh-hopeless situation, foul language being thrown left, right and centre, and ''the implication that [[spoiler: the third Gym Leader is a murderer]]'', it can get to the point where it no longer feels like a (fan-made) Pokemon game.impossible.
* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Of a sort. With the over-arching war plot, the already-nigh-hopeless situation, foul language being thrown left, right and centre, and ''the implication that [[spoiler: the third Gym Leader is a murderer]]'', it can get to the point where it no longer feels like a (fan-made) Pokemon game.
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*GoodBadBugs: By exploiting the Day Care being moved to the Secret Base during the story in Aroma, you can bring over up to two pokémon from Vesryn before finishing the story in Aroma. [[HilarityEnsues Like a]] [[CurbStompBattle level 120 Garchomp]].
* ThatOneLevel: The "sneak into the Pokehadron Collider" segment of the plot is ''very'' long and has you taking an extremely long route north while fighting trainers and Pokemon with no, repeat, ''no'' places along the route to stop and rest or get more healing items. Also a lot of the trainers use Steel-types in the rain, making it hard to counter them with Fire attacks (assuming you even have a Pokemon who knows Fire attacks by then, which can also be hard).
** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat. But you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong pokemon. A solo run with a pokemon of the wrong type can be impossible.
* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Of a sort. With the over-arching war plot, the already-nigh-hopeless situation, foul language being thrown left, right and centre, and ''the implication that [[spoiler: the third Gym Leader is a murderer]]'', it can get to the point where it no longer feels like a (fan-made) Pokemon game.
* ThatOneLevel: The "sneak into the Pokehadron Collider" segment of the plot is ''very'' long and has you taking an extremely long route north while fighting trainers and Pokemon with no, repeat, ''no'' places along the route to stop and rest or get more healing items. Also a lot of the trainers use Steel-types in the rain, making it hard to counter them with Fire attacks (assuming you even have a Pokemon who knows Fire attacks by then, which can also be hard).
** Mt. Press likely qualifies as well. True, it has a few Nurse joys strung along the way to ease things somewhat. But you can't fly off of it and [[spoiler: Zeus]], sitting in the heart of Mt.Press, is packing nightmarishly strong pokemon. A solo run with a pokemon of the wrong type can be impossible.
* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Of a sort. With the over-arching war plot, the already-nigh-hopeless situation, foul language being thrown left, right and centre, and ''the implication that [[spoiler: the third Gym Leader is a murderer]]'', it can get to the point where it no longer feels like a (fan-made) Pokemon game.
