@AlexHutton9@nezumiku_01 I heard that they usually publish those data through WeChat rather than on websites. Since WeChat is an app primarily used by people in China, the data doesn't spread very easily internationally.
@thefleeee Online reporting alone may not improve efficiency much, but it’s just the start of a better pairing system. Ideally, after submitting a result, players could immediately get paired in-app with someone with a similar record. That could speed up the whole event significantly.
@CeloZaga probably won’t even play it, but I genuinely hope it blows up worldwide. Maybe that’ll finally give TPC and GF a wake-up call and make them realize they can’t keep making mainline Pokémon games with a 15-year-old standard of quality.
@PhantomOuma Hi, my followers really want me to stream on Bilibili, but it requires Chinese ID verification. How did you solve this? If you went through a company/guild, would you mind introducing me to them? Thanks in advance.
@Cilaires707@zachbussey@bilibili_create Breaking YouTube’s monopoly and creating healthy competition, so that the user experience on both platforms improves, would obviously be the ideal outcome. But YouTube’s user base is simply too massive.
@ProtoDomo@Genki_JPN Nintendo, Capcom, Square Enix, FromSoftware, and Kojima Studio are all consistently putting out high quality stuff. Japan is still a long way from being overtaken. It’s way too early for you to start mourning Japan.
@Cilaires707@zachbussey@bilibili_create I’ve been using Bilibili for over 10 years, and honestly, at least from what I’ve seen so far, the user experience on Bilibili is just as frustrating as YouTube, if not worse.
@playpokemon Finally! The previous version felt a bit too visually busy, so I’ve been waiting for the pack art version of the Champion playmat to make a comeback.