Unreal. Your hard work gleans from this incredible finished product. Kudos, hope to see a lot more from you.
Reviews for "Pokemon Campaign"
OrangePylon responds:
Oh wow, thanks a lot!
I loved this game but the lag ruined it , like i couldnt even play the game, sorry, great game though
OrangePylon responds:
Does adjusting the quality settings help you at all?
the game isnt loading i will rate it if u fix it i waited for 20 minutes
OrangePylon responds:
That must be a problem on your end. Is the game actually displaying or are you just getting nothing?
Great game, but it's a real shame that the controls are locked into WASD. As a person who is both left-handed, and uses a non-qwerty keyboard, this is highly frustrating for me.
OrangePylon responds:
You have a non-QWERTY keyboard? That's interesting. Is it a different language or something?
Great game! There were times that it was laggy for me, but you'll get that from time to time in flash games. Honestly, it was a great little game that was entertaining and kept me wanting to keep playing even after I beat it. You've stumbled across something really special here!
The only issue that I'm running into is finding a Magikarp. I can't seem to find any in any body of water. It is the last achievement that I need and I hate not finishing a game like this completely!
OrangePylon responds:
Thank you! Flash is slowly becoming, well, totally outdated (especially ActionScript 2.0, which this was coded in), so I have to just live with its limitations. It's nice to finally be free to move on now that this is done, though.
Magikarp will randomly appear in any body of water 10% of the time (and Lapras 1%). To catch it, you'll need a Pokémon with a ranged attack to hit it with. If you want to spawn one for the medal, I recommend using the pond in Apricot City that is right next to the entrance to Mt. Payne. You can run back and forth between Mt. Payne and the pond relatively quickly to respawn the Magikarp. It's what I used to test the medal anyway.
Thanks for the review!